In this episode, co-hosts Stella and Virginia engage in a candid conversation about the nuances of being perceived in both digital and physical spaces. They explore their personal experiences with identity, the Asian American experience, and the conflicts and comforts of visibility. From the complexities of online perception to the challenges of existing as queer, neurodivergent, and Asian in a predominantly white society, this episode dives deep into what it means to be seen and how we navigate the space between visibility and invisibility. Join them as they reflect on their own perceptions, share their journeys, and discuss the impact of representation.

• Introduction
• The Origin Story and Podcasting Model
• The Complex Feelings Around Being Perceived
• Deciding to Podcast Despite Fears
• Identity, Space, and Perception
• Public Versus Online Perception
• Impact of Identity on Perception
• Concluding Thoughts