Are you working at the day job that's slowly taking your soul.  Well so was Brian "B.J." Kang.  It was consuming him. So what did he do?  He took the leap and hoped the net would appear, sugars.

And it did. 

Brian and I both get along because we are both really curious about people. We want to see how they work, they live, and then see how we can help them find the joy in that.  This is a super inspiring show.

Listen to Season 1 of the Asian-American Voice

or Brian's NEW podcast: The Business of Psychotherapy. And find all things Brian at brianjkang.com.

Are you working at the day job that's slowly taking your soul. &nbsp;Well so was Brian "B.J." Kang. &nbsp;It was consuming him. So what did he do? &nbsp;He took the leap and hoped the net would appear, sugars.
And it did.&nbsp;
Brian and I both get along because we are both really curious about people. We want to see how they work, they live, and then see how we can help them find the joy in that. &nbsp;This is a super inspiring show.
Listen to Season 1 of the <a href="http://www.theasianamericanvoice.com/">Asian-American Voice</a>
or Brian's NEW podcast: The Business of Psychotherapy. And find all things Brian at <a href="http://brianjkang.com/">brianjkang.com</a>.

The Dear Mattie Show is an advice podcast with a lil' bit of humor, a lot of heart, and a helping hand.  Each week host Matt Marr, clinical therapist and comic, answers emails sent by listeners who need advice on love, sex, or any life lesson.  To help Matt in his quest to make your life easier, he usually enlists a guest host-often a neighbor, a colleague, or the cute guy he keeps seeing at the dog park.  To learn more or ask for advice, go to www.dearmattieshow.com.

The Dear Mattie Show is an advice podcast with a lil' bit of humor, a lot of heart, and a helping hand.

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