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Taiwanica
Taiwanica is a podcast made for those who are interested in hearing the cultural differences between the USA and Taiwan. These topics are discussed between a married couple: Eric (American) and Anita (Taiwanese). They are teachers and life coaches who help people improve their quality of life.
IG: @taiwanicapodcast
Taiwanica是一個專為對於美國和台灣之間文化差異感興趣的人所設計的播客。這些議題是由一對已婚夫妻討論的：Eric（美國人）and Anita（台灣人）。他們是教師兼生活教練，幫助人們提升生活品質。
Taiwanica
Latest Episodes
2 Killer Methods To Lower Your Anxiety And Assist In Your Depression In Minutes! 2 種致命方法，在幾分鐘內降低你的焦慮並幫助緩解你的憂鬱！
Ever feel like your brain's a hamster wheel on steroids—spinning with "what ifs" that won't quit—while a heavy fog of "why bother" settles in? In this raw episode of Taiwanica, we cut through the noise of Taiwan's high-stakes hustle (t...
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Comparison Is Not the Problem — What You Do After Is
How to Turn Jealousy, Envy, and 比較心態 Into GrowthIn this episode of Taiwanica, we explore how jealousy (嫉妒, jí dù), envy (羨慕, xiàn mù), and comparison (比較, bǐ jiào) create self-doubt and internal friction (內耗, nèi hào) in our dail...
You’re Not Overthinking — You’re Avoiding Choosing (你不是想太多，你只是沒有做選擇)
"Can we talk tomorrow?"Your boss sends those four words, and suddenly your mind turns into a multi-season Netflix series. Am I in trouble? Did I mess up? Am I getting fired? You spend the entire night having 12 imaginary ...
Performed Presence: Why You Feel Absent Even When You're Right There
「你人站在這裡，可是感覺不在。」 (You're here, but it feels like you're gone.)Have you ever heard this from a partner, parent, or friend? Or maybe you've sat through an entire dinner nodding, smiling, and saying "uh-huh," only to realize...
Why You’re Tired Even When You Do Nothing: Escaping 內耗 (Nèi Hào)
"你等一下有空嗎？" (Are you free later?)When your boss sends that exact LINE message at 5:55 PM, your stomach drops. You haven't even replied yet, but suddenly your body feels heavy, your mind is racing, and your entire evening is hijacke...
