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Halo-Halo Girlz (HHGz) Podcast

Halo-Halo Girlz (HHGz) Podcast

By: Cassandra Mae & Andrea
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 Join Cassandra & Andrea, as they discuss stories and experiences from growing up with mixed Filipino heritage (aka the name “halo-halo” or “mix-mix”!). After meeting in a college club, the friends realized they connected over the feelings of otherness & aspects that often come with their identities. Having both majored in psychology, the two apply their knowledge on their own and others stories. This podcast sprinkles in psychological insight alongside elements of pop culture. This podcast is for anyone who knows what it’s like to not fit into a box or those who simply enjoy yap sessions!Cassandra Mae & Andrea Hygiene & Healthy Living Psychology Psychology & Mental Health
Episodes
  • “WHAT ARE YOUR FAVORITE FOODS FROM YOUR CULTURES?”

    “WHAT ARE YOUR FAVORITE FOODS FROM YOUR CULTURES?”
    Jun 30 2025

    Join us as we discuss our favorite foods from our cultures!
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    45 mins
  • “HOW TO DEAL W/ INSECURITY & BEING MIXED RACE”/“SOMETIMES I FEEL LIKE I DON’T HAVE MY OWN COMMUNITY”

    “HOW TO DEAL W/ INSECURITY & BEING MIXED RACE”/“SOMETIMES I FEEL LIKE I DON’T HAVE MY OWN COMMUNITY”
    May 26 2025

    In this episode, Cassandra & Andrea look at posts from r/mixedrace. There they find posts that talk about insecurities from being mixed and feeling like they don’t really have their own community. The two give their two cents on it while also adding in psychological insights mixed with pop culture references.



    (Note: This is our first episode, so we may have some mistakes, but we hope you can enjoy & give it a sincere listen! :) — Cassandra Mae)
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    49 mins
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