Tiger Mom with Jiaoying Summers

In this episode, Erica Rhodes joins the discussion on beauty standards, zodiac signs, and the concept of changing birthdates. The conversation flows to Erica's mom, ethnicity, and some awkward stories. The group shares their favorite cities, travel memories, and a "cute day" tradition. They touch on a JonBenét Ramsey joke, comedy festivals, and addiction. Nepotism, surviving shootings, and relationship dynamics are explored. Chinese slang and communal narcissism are taught and discussed. Dati...

In this episode of the Tiger Mom Podcast, the unstoppable Steph Tolev joins Jiaoying for a wild, unfiltered, and legitimately hilarious conversation. Steph talks about growing up loud, why she’ll never apologize for having big opinions, and the strange confidence boosts that come from bombing on stage. Jiaoying tries to teach her some refined Chinese Queen energy, but Steph mostly turns it into creative swearing. It’s chaotic in the best way — sharp, silly, and full of the kind of honesty tha...

In this episode of the Tiger Mom Podcast, in honor of Halloween, we get a solo Jiaoying as she discusses some of the paranormal and creepy experiences she's had in her life! From being locked in haunted houses to having her grandma's curse protecting her from bad vibes, this episode is filled with spooky (and hilarious) stories. Also don't forget Jiaoying's debut special drops on Hulu November 8th! #jiaoyingsummers #comedy #Hulu About Jiaoying Summers: Jiaoying Summers is a Chinese-Ame...

In this episode of the Tiger Mom Podcast, comedian Sophie Buddle sits down with Jiaoying for a funny and honest conversation about growing up, figuring things out, and finding humor in the awkward parts of life. Sophie talks about why boys need tough love, why honesty is abuse, and Jiaoying teaches her how to curse like a real Chinese Queen. It’s a real and refreshingly down-to-earth chat — full of laughs, sharp insights, and moments that feel like catching up with an old friend. #jiaoyingsum...

In this episode of the Tiger Mom Podcast, comedy firecracker and unapologetic truth-teller Oscar Aydin jumps into the hot seat to talk comedy, being adopted and learning how to forgive. From roasting strangers on the subway to turning heartbreak into punchlines, Oscar brings the chaos, the charm, and the oversharing — just the way we like it. When he and Jiaoying get together, it’s equal parts therapy session and drag brunch. Buckle up — this episode is messy, heartfelt, and absolutely unfilt...