Nadia Kim's guest appearances

Nadia Kim

Korea and the World

The Jeffrey Eisen Podcast

Julie Ryan

Jordan Candlish

Robert Kelly

Marla Martenson

Suki Kim

Hyeonseo Lee

Michael Park

Lorree Appleby

Michele Joy

David Sanger

James Turnbull

Mark Lippert

Geoffrey Cain

Alexis Dudden

Bonnie S. Glaser

OwlTail

Jeffrey Eisen

In this episode, my guest is Nadia Kim and we  talk about the Shaltazar message "Reconnecting to Your Unconditional Self Love."  Although we have discussed this message on another podcast you won't want to miss this amazing conversation about self-love. Nadia shares some fantastic and very useful advice on how we can all learn to love ourselves more. You can listen to the channeled message in its entirety in Episode SP 014 Part 1. Nadia Kim is from Baltimore, Maryland and is an intuitive that uses her abilities to support those who wish to have more joy and fulfillment in their lives. She is an alchemist and channel of unconditional love. Her mission is to be a beacon of positive energy helping transform the energy on this planet from survival mode to truly living. Download and subscribe to her free podcast: Spiritual Tools for Your PHYSICAL Existence on iTunes, Google Play and Spotify. Visit https://www.nadiakimcoach.com/ or   contact her at truthinlightcoachingandhealing@gmail.com

In this episode, my guest is Nadia Kim and we  talk about the Shaltazar message "Reconnecting to Your Unconditional Self Love."  Although we have discussed this message on another podcast you won't want to miss this amazing conversation about self-love. Nadia shares some fantastic and very useful advice on how we can all learn to love ourselves more. You can listen to the channeled message in its entirety in Episode SP 014 Part 1. Nadia Kim is from Baltimore, Maryland and is an intuitive that uses her abilities to support those who wish to have more joy and fulfillment in their lives. She is an alchemist and channel of unconditional love. Her mission is to be a beacon of positive energy helping transform the energy on this planet from survival mode to truly living. Download and subscribe to her free podcast: Spiritual Tools for Your PHYSICAL Existence on iTunes, Google Play and Spotify. Visit <a href="https://www.nadiakimcoach.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.nadiakimcoach.com/</a> or contact her at truthinlightcoachingandhealing@gmail.com

SP 014: Part 2 - Dissecting the Message - Reconnecting with Your Unconditional Self Love |with Nadia Kim & Jeffrey Eisen

Around two million ethnic Koreans live in the United States. This makes them the second largest Korean diaspora, after the one in China; Los Angeles and New York even have the largest Korean populations outside of cities on the Korean Peninsula. Koreans in America have been referred to as a “model minority” due to their educational and economic achievements; yet they also face racial discrimination and isolation. To learn more about how Koreans have navigated American issues of race and inequality, we met with Professor Nadia Kim. She told us about the history of Korean migration to the United States and the role of America’s military presence in Asia; the socialization process of immigrants that already starts on the Korean Peninsula; and the hardships Korean immigrants face once they arrive in the US. Nadia Y. Kim is Associate Professor of Sociology at Loyola Marymount University. She obtained her Bachelor at the University of California - Santa Barbara and received her Ph.D. from the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor. She was also a postdoctoral fellow at the Center for Comparative Immigration Studies at the University of California - San Diego. Her most recent book and the subject of this interview is Imperial Citizens: Koreans and Race from Seoul to LA (Stanford University Press).

Around two million ethnic Koreans live in the United States. This makes them the second largest Korean diaspora, after the one in China; Los Angeles and New York even have the largest Korean populations outside of cities on the Korean Peninsula. Koreans in America have been referred to as a “model minority” due to their educational and economic achievements; yet they also face racial discrimination and isolation. To learn more about how Koreans have navigated American issues of race and inequality, we met with Professor Nadia Kim. She told us about the history of Korean migration to the United States and the role of America’s military presence in Asia; the socialization process of immigrants that already starts on the Korean Peninsula; and the hardships Korean immigrants face once they arrive in the US. Nadia Y. Kim is Associate Professor of Sociology at Loyola Marymount University. She obtained her Bachelor at the University of California - Santa Barbara and received her Ph.D. from the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor. She was also a postdoctoral fellow at the Center for Comparative Immigration Studies at the University of California - San Diego. Her most recent book and the subject of this interview is Imperial Citizens: Koreans and Race from Seoul to LA (Stanford University Press).

#72 - Nadia Kim