
Sara Jane unpacks the traditions, beliefs, and practices that continue to shape Chinese life—and what they mean for you. New episodes every Tuesday. Want more? Follow along @sarajaneho and watch her Netflix show Mind Your Manners.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 65 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessSelf-ImprovementAlternative HealthEducation | |||

Sara Jane answers your questions—unfiltered. From how men in China impress women (think bird’s nest soup, not cocktails) to why in Asia women don’t take their husbands' surname, she breaks down cultural differences you probably never thought about.
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When Sara Jane goes house hunting, she sits down with Feng Shui master Marie Diamond to discover how a home's energy, layout, and history can reveal whether it's truly the right place to build your life.
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Sara Jane breaks down the difference between growing up Asian in Asia vs. Asian in the West—and how it shapes identity, pressure, and belonging. She also answers your questions on pressure cookers, keloid scars, and feng shui dos and don’ts.
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Sara Jane sits down with psychologist Dr. Scott Lyons to explore why so many of us don’t just experience stress—we depend on it. Together, they unpack how chaos becomes normalized in modern life, why drama can feel strangely familiar, and how chronic... more
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I’m so pleased that I stumbled upon this podcast. Every episode I’ve listened to and it’s been quite a few., has been entertaining, educational, and different, which I appreciate. Even if the episode seems like it’s a topic I’m not interested in I still listen and I always learn something new.
I look forward to Sara Jane’s new episodes each week and the latest one with Serena Poon was no disappointment! I enjoyed hearing her personal story about her parents and how that led her to taking initiative to better her health from the inside out. For the past couple years I have made it a point to shop at local farmers markets and increase variation in my meals and this episode confirmed I’m on the right path towards living well. Thanks for your insight and expertise!
I love that asian culture is being talked about to a wider audience. Even as a someone from south east asia, i learnt so much by listening to this podcast. Keep up the great work sara
For someone who has chosen to consume audio content from a podcast, don’t keep telling your listeners “you should be watching on YouTube”. If you wanted to have a YouTube channel, then do that. But don’t start an audio platform then choose topics that require a visual. You have lost a subscriber.
Mostly OK podcast, and then we hear the vigana bla bla...odours... its sooooo... offputing.
I will never recomend this podcast to a frend even with a great guest because of the uncouth advertisment...
You need to separate your own personal product not sutable for a podcast promotion from what is can be a good podcast. Or use anothet way of exprecising it. like a personal hygine products.
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Thoughtful explorations at the intersection of Traditional Chinese Medicine, wellness, and modern lifestyle. Episodes frequently cover TCM concepts, feng shui, sleep, beauty, and mindful living, often weaving in personal anecdotes, cultural context, and practical tips for everyday health and balance. A notable strength is accessible explanations of ancient practices alongside contemporary concerns, with frequent product mentions and guest perspectives that broaden the conversation. Listeners who enjoy practical wellness guidance, culturally rich topics, and actionable self-care insights are likely to find it valuable, especially if they appreciate a warm, curious host who blends tradition with modern life.
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