Mimi Khuc's guest appearances

Mimi Khuc

The Biddy Tarot Podcast: Tarot | Intuition | Empowerment

Contra*

Debra Silverman

Michelle Tea

Ezzie Spencer

Ruby Warrington

Lindsay Mack

Sean Lee

Alice Wong

Biddy Tarot

Kelley Knight

Emily Thompson

Kathleen Shannon

Michelle Murphy

Jessa Crispin

Holly Whitaker

Susannah Conway

OwlTail

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Episode 2: Contra*DSM with Mimi Khuc

This episode of the Biddy Tarot podcast features Mimi Khúc, guest editor of the Asian-American Tarot deck. This is a really interesting Tarot deck, because its conception/creation process was very different from other decks.   In fact, it was created as a way of expressing the different concerns and issues around Asian-American mental health. Mimi is a lecturer in a University, and she wanted to talk about Asian-American mental health in a number of different ways. She found that expressing this through a Tarot deck was one really effective way of being able to talk about some of these issues. That is how the deck was created. I think you’re going to find today’s conversation really, really interesting, so sit back and relax as I talk with Mimi Khúc. In this episode, you’ll learn:  The inspiration behind the Asian-American Tarot deck The creation of the Asian-American Tarot deck How to use the Asian-American Tarot deck 

This episode of the Biddy Tarot podcast features Mimi Khúc, guest editor of the Asian-American Tarot deck. This is a really interesting Tarot deck, because its conception/creation process was very different from other decks. In fact, it was created as a way of expressing the different concerns and issues around Asian-American mental health. Mimi is a lecturer in a University, and she wanted to talk about Asian-American mental health in a number of different ways. She found that expressing this through a Tarot deck was one really effective way of being able to talk about some of these issues. That is how the deck was created. I think you’re going to find today’s conversation really, really interesting, so sit back and relax as I talk with Mimi Khúc. In this episode, you’ll learn: <ul> <li>The inspiration behind the Asian-American Tarot deck</li> <li>The creation of the Asian-American Tarot deck</li> <li>How to use the Asian-American Tarot deck</li> </ul>

BTP66: The Making of the Asian American Tarot Deck with Mimi Khuc