
Welcome to TFAW Letters, the Summer Edition, from The Filipino American Woman Project. Your host, Jen Amos, returns to read aloud letters inspired by real conversations with you! It all begins with one line: If I could say one thing... Because sometimes one thing is all we need to take up a little more space. www.tfawletters.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 200 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureEducationSelf-Improvement | |||

Have you come to accept that your unconditional love has limits? And if so, how do you love anyway?
For our 200th episode, Jen writes to her senior dog, Stuggi, after a late-night shriek jolts her awake. For the next 48 hours, she grapples with how ... more
Who have you treated like an emergency contact, but canāt anymore?
Sorry, Emmy canāt make it to the phone right now. But if you leave a very detailed, mutually beneficial message, she will get back to you at her convenience. But rest assured, itāll ... more
Who is that one person you could absolutely see a future with, and yet still say no?
Mic writes to Ian, a dear friend whoās been part of her friend group since middle school, after he unexpectedly asks her out on a date. She thinks through everythin... more
Who do you dare to be outside of people needing you?
Dani has finally accomplished the impossible: making friends who donāt need saving. It should feel like winning. But after one ordinary dance class, she experiences uncomfortable feelings as a reg... more
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I just found the TFAW Project podcast and feel so grateful and excited to hear the collective stories! šš½āŗļø I just started listening from the very first episode, now at #3. Thank you, thank you, thank you! š„š«š„°š¤©ššš½šš½
Jen and Nani have a special gift of enriching the lives of those who listen by sharing the stories of Filipina Americans. Their energy is energetic and effortless and it just feels like youāre listening and talking to your mga kaibigan. Highly recommended!
Thanks again Jen and Nani for sharing you passion to the world! You definitely connect the lives of so many people and it makes this world a little less lonely. Maraming Salamat Po!
Excellent podcast! I started listening to this show based on a friend's recommendation. And I have to tell you, it's one of the best produced shows I've heard. The interviews are focused on telling real-life stories and experiences of the guests they bring on (Filipino American women). As a listener, I can tell there's a lot of work put into each episode. What I enjoy about the show is that it's down to earth and the hosts, Jen and Nani, don't sensationalize anything which I find lacking in a lo... more
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A heartfelt letters-based series spotlighting Filipino American women sharing intimate experiences about family, activism, identity, and community. Read aloud by a warm host, the episodes blend personal storytelling with themes like belonging, caregiving, intergenerational dynamics, and navigating cultural expectations. The format encourages reflection and conversation, with guests and topics that center culture, resilience, and self-empowerment. A standout element is how a single line can spark space for authentic dialogue, making it a meaningful listen for those exploring identity, heritage, and personal growth.
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