YANA

YANA's Host CJ Cox and Special Guest Jax Ko have a  discussion on Stereotypes that evolved into a deep rooted talk about recent affairs against the Asian community alongside racism as a whole. Things are not okay.- Feel free to visit Yana's Instagram @yana_pdx and leave an encouraging word or suggestions on our Posts.- Also Check out Jax's illustration work @yojaxko or at jaxko.com!Happy AAPI Heritage Month!

YANA's Host CJ Cox and Special Guest Rob Lewis  take a dive down the rabbit hole of personal space within an online world. This discussion tackles the ever growing illusion of an online world becoming their way of life and how it can help, or harm a person’s real life and connections.- Feel free to visit Yana's Instagram @yana_pdx and leave an encouraging word or suggestions on our Posts!- Also Check out Rob and his team at Kamp Grizzly

YANA's Host CJ Cox and Special Guest Ovidio Francisco-Juan have a nice chat on finding and utilizing resources within or around school, alongside chatting a little more on family and making sure connections are kept in check. You may be moving forward in life, but never forget about where you came from.- Feel free to visit Yana's Instagram @yana_pdx and leave an encouraging word or suggestions on our Posts!- Also Check out Ovidio Francisco-Juan @ovidio_fj or at https://www.ovidio.design/

YANA's Host CJ Cox and Special Guest Fran Bittakis discuss connectivity and being true to oneself. Through the lens of Family and our own personal lives, it is easy to lose yourself in a foreign country, but that doesn't mean you have to be alone.- Feel free to visit Yana's Instagram @yana_pdx and leave an encouraging word or suggestions on our Posts!- Also Check out Fran Bittakis @joopjoopcreative or https://joopjoopcreative.com/ 

Welcome to YANA, a new and upcoming podcast that draws its interest and content from the Host Cj Cox and his Creative guests within the BIPOC community. Through connecting with another, new topics are brought each week in a casual and friendly space as we discuss subjects either suppressed by many, or forgotten.