
Poor People is a platform for people of color to discuss the current political-economic environment, stories of socioeconomic upbringing, to share success stories and experiences of today.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | Personal JournalsSociety & Culture | ||||

Jackie and Mee talk about careers this week! From selecting careers to leveling up, they cover their experiences and share some advice on things they wish their younger selves knew.
Eager to jump back into traveling around the world, Mee and Jackie talk about their experiences with travel this week as they dream about their next post-pandemic adventure. They chat about traveling (or not traveling) during their childhood and shar... more
PPP chats this week about moving! Using an interview-style format, Mee asks Jackie a bunch of questions about how she's moved multiple times around the country after college. The pair talk about the difficulties of moving, from logistics to parental ... more
Mee and Jackie have a casual chat about food (specifically POC cuisines!) and how they're represented in American culture. Some highlights include Jackie raging about the spelling of banh mi (n before h, guys!) and Mee (sarcastically) wondering if ke... more
Mee and Jackie dive into the first part of their discussions about money! They reflect on the part that money played in shaping their childhoods and the habits that have carried onto their present lives.
From encounters with spoiled children to weird comments at the farmers' market, Mee and Jackie chat about some memorable confrontations and conversations they've had over the years.
Mee and Jackie are back! After a few months' hiatus, PPP is back with a new (albeit slightly delayed) episode where the duo reflect on the past year and discuss what they hope to work on in 2021. Sorry for the delay!
Special episode with special guests! After a few super serious episodes, PPP decided to do something a little more lighthearted and fun. Mee and Jackie invite two of their college friends Raul and Jessica to come join them on the show to discuss and ... more










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