<![CDATA[Meet Me at the Bridge]]>Meet Me at the Bridge is a podcast exploring identity, belonging, culture, and community, hosted by Glenda Chi. Drawing from her own Peranakan heritage, the podcast expands into deeper questions many of us carry.

How do we live authentically, shaped by our cultural values, beliefs, and experiences, and still take ownership of who we are? And if each of us did that, what kind of communities would we build together?

Through family stories and conversations across generations, we peel back tradition to uncover the values underneath and what they mean for how we live today in our families, our workplaces, and the wider communities we’re part of. This isn’t about preserving culture from a distance. It’s about living it in the way we live, work, and relate to one another.

If you’re navigating identity, seeking to bridge generations, or wondering how to honour where you come from while shaping where you’re going, this space is for you.

Copyright © Glenda Chi 2026

Credits:

Produced by Glenda Chi

Photography by Kerrilee Ninnis

Cover designed by Glenda Chi

Music written by Glenda Chi

Music produced by Suno

]]>https://riverside.comRiverside.fm (https://riverside.com)Thu, 28 May 2026 21:55:54 GMTTue, 24 Feb 2026 04:45:31 GMT60Glenda Chi<p><b><i>Meet Me at the Bridge</i> </b>is a podcast exploring identity, belonging, culture, and community, hosted by Glenda Chi. Drawing from her own Peranakan heritage, the podcast expands into deeper questions many of us carry.</p><p></p><p>How do we live authentically, shaped by our cultural values, beliefs, and experiences, and still take ownership of who we are? And if each of us did that, what kind of communities would we build together?</p><p></p><p>Through family stories and conversations across generations, we peel back tradition to uncover the values underneath and what they mean for how we live today in our families, our workplaces, and the wider communities we’re part of. This isn’t about preserving culture from a distance. It’s about living it in the way we live, work, and relate to one another.</p><p></p><p>If you’re navigating identity, seeking to bridge generations, or wondering how to honour where you come from while shaping where you’re going, this space is for you.</p><p></p><p>Copyright © Glenda Chi 2026</p><p></p><p>Credits:</p><p>Produced by Glenda Chi</p><p>Photography by Kerrilee Ninnis</p><p>Cover designed by Glenda Chi</p><p>Music written by Glenda Chi</p><p>Music produced by Suno</p>episodicGlenda Chihello@glendachi.com.auno<![CDATA[Episode 1 - Being Peranakan: An Intergenerational Conversation]]>This is our first episode on Being Peranakan: An Intergenerational Conversation, featuring Aunty Margaret DeSilva, former Vice President of the Peranakan Association Australia; Dr David Neo, who researches and writes on Peranakan culture; and Corrina Chong, a proud Peranakan in her twenties.

In this episode, we explore identity, belonging across generations, and what gives us hope for the future of our culture.

What does it mean to live out our identity today, and how do we carry it forward?

]]>be33caa4-fbf3-4536-95d8-de8f85cfa3b0Mon, 30 Mar 2026 08:30:00 GMT<p>This is our first episode on <i>Being Peranakan: An Intergenerational Conversation</i>, featuring Aunty Margaret DeSilva, former Vice President of the Peranakan Association Australia; Dr David Neo, who researches and writes on Peranakan culture; and Corrina Chong, a proud Peranakan in her twenties.</p><p></p><p>In this episode, we explore identity, belonging across generations, and what gives us hope for the future of our culture.</p><p></p><p>What does it mean to live out our identity today, and how do we carry it forward?</p>no01:27:5311Episode 1 - Being Peranakan: An Intergenerational Conversationfull<![CDATA[Trailer - Meet Me at the Bridge]]>This is the trailer for Meet Me at the Bridge. In this short introduction, Glenda Chi shares the heart behind the podcast and the central question it explores: How do we live authentically, shaped by where we come from and the cultural values we hold, while taking ownership of who we are? Subscribe to join the conversation.

]]>fe7dc5ba-d751-4110-b257-ec36c2828b5dTue, 03 Mar 2026 01:10:46 GMT<p>This is the trailer for <i>Meet Me at the Bridge</i>. In this short introduction, Glenda Chi shares the heart behind the podcast and the central question it explores: How do we live authentically, shaped by where we come from and the cultural values we hold, while taking ownership of who we are? Subscribe to join the conversation.</p>no00:02:221Trailer - Meet Me at the Bridgetrailer