Seattle’s First Asian American Independent Bookstore Marks One Year of Success
Sokha Danh, owner of Mam’s Books, has built a community in Seattle’s Chinatown/International District for bookworms and Asian Americans alike.
NPR’s Emily Kwong on Connection, Healing, and the “Inheriting” Podcast
In a world of sound bites and quick texts, NPR reporter Emily Kwong wants people to slow down, practice deep listening, and connect with one another.
Strength From Our Choices
Mochi’s copy chief introduces our summer issue focused on choices we make and the way we are changed by them.
Finding a New God in a New Church
After leaving white evangelical spaces and their hurtful, narrow views, I found healing in a new church and a God that is more inclusive and loving than I’d ever known.
Kat Lieu Gives Asian Recipes a Modern Twist in “Modern Asian Kitchen”
With the launch of a new cookbook, Kat Lieu spoke with Mochi about her recipes, her cultural connection with food, and why she amplifies the Asian community.
A Beginner’s Guide to Friendship Boundaries
Imbalanced friendships can lead to resentment, but these tips to identify and set boundaries will help you honor your needs and your friendship.
3 Summer Releases to Add to Your Reading List
Continue the summer fun with three new book releases!
Spring into These Books by Asian American Authors
Spring is in full swing with warmer weather, blooming flowers, and these eight book releases from Asian American authors!
Healing Your Inner Child
Many Asian Americans have not been raised to sit with and address our deep emotions. Angela Tam, a mental health therapist and coach, helps us recognize trauma from parent-child relationships and gives us tips to stop being our own tiger parent.
Storytelling Through Voice and the Written Word with Shin Yu Pai
Through her podcast “Ten Thousand Things,” Pai highlights the stories of Asian Americans told through everyday objects.