(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): Following the late November “bomb cyclone,” Ellen and her neighbors endured days without power, while Jane learned of a friend going through a difficult loss. The yeochins explore the profound impact of sitting with someone in their pain, and the deep connection that simply holding space can create. | Reply Yeochin Ep. 73

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): Ellen and Jane tiptoe through the minefield of disciplining other people's kids. Should you step in or step away? They share cringy stories, debate boundaries, and wonder: is it ever really your place? | Reply Yeochin Ep. 72

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): Ellen and Jane unpack the headaches and joys of the Christmas season - staving off the holiday pounds, hosting dinner parties, juggling the ENTIRE mental load, and reflecting on what we can do better in the new year. | Reply Yeochin Ep. 71

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): The Yeochins talk about Korea’s short-lived martial law for which President Yoon Suk Yeol now faces impeachment. What concerns does the recent political unrest in South Korea trigger for us in America, especially weeks before the new administration takes office? | Reply Yeochin Ep. 70

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): Welcome to perimenopause, the fun house no one asked for. The Yeochins commiserate about recent bouts of fatigue and migraines in a season of change that also includes shifts in perspectives and relationships. | Reply Yeochin Ep. 69

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): The Yeochins welcome Susan Lieu, Vietnamese American author, activist, and performer, to the podcast to discuss her riveting memoir, The Manicurist’s Daughter. The book is a refreshingly honest and raw memoir about Susan’s quest to find answers and heal after her mother dies during plastic surgery. You can order The Manicurist’s Daughter HERE

Learn more about Susan Lieu HERE

And if you’re a fan of Reply Yeochin, you might enjoy Model Minority Moms, a podcast Susan co-hosts HERE | Reply Yeochin Ep. 68

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): After a stressful season, Jane tells Ellen about how restarting couples counseling has restored her energy to face everyday challenges in marriage and motherhood. | Reply Yeochin Ep. 67

(WATCH ON YOUTUBE): If you suffer from an intense feeling of responsibility, being an overachiever, and struggle with people-pleasing behaviors, you might have EDS, or Eldest Daughter Syndrome. Ellen and Jane - both eldest daughters - break it down in this very non-scientific discussion. | Reply Yeochin Ep. 66