JJ Babbling
Real conversations about ego, connection, and the parts of being human nobody quite says out loud.
JJ Babbling is Amorai Collective's own podcast, hosted by Jenny and Jing — two people who work in completely different fields but can never stop talking to each other. We're fascinated by the same handful of things: how the ego quietly runs the show in everyday life, why taking responsibility is actually a form of freedom, how spirituality doesn't need to be tied to any religion or doctrine, and the blind spots of human nature everyone senses but rarely says out loud.
We're not experts. We just notice a lot, think a lot, and say it anyway.
Jenny brings years of startup experience in organizational change and coaching; Jing brings a background in data science and several years as a product manager inside a mental-health startup. We lived and worked alongside each other and realized the things we talk about in our heads aren't really part of most people's everyday conversations — so we started a channel where they could be.
Why It's Part of Our Mission
At Amorai Collective, our whole mission is sparking real connection in a world that trains us toward isolation. JJ Babbling is that mission with a microphone: the same honesty we practice in our Group Classes and Workshops, just talked out loud between two people who've done the work themselves. Some episodes land on romantic relationships — lately, quite a few have — but just as many wander into ego, boundaries, self-worth, and spiritual questions that don't need a religion attached to them. The throughline is always connection: to other people, and to the parts of ourselves we don't usually say out loud.
What You'll Hear
A mix of what the show is really about — plus a few recent episodes that happened to land on relationships.
- “Are Taiwanese People Really Insecure? What a Viral Moment Reveals About Our Sore Spot”
- “If Love Were Real, Would Buddha Wake You Up at Midnight?”
- “You Keep Wanting to Say No, But End Up Saying 'It's Fine, Never Mind' Anyway”
- “Why Do Taiwanese People Love Being 'Considerate of Others'? Using Giving to Seek Love — This Is 'False Generosity'”
- “3 Months of Counseling With No Results? Maybe This Is the Problem”
- “Can't Stop Fighting? Should You Break Up or Get Married? A Standard for Measuring Relationship Health”
- “Passing Tissues Isn't Consideration — What a Public Figure's Marriage Reveals About the Essence of Love”
Watch & Subscribe
New episodes (in Mandarin) publish regularly on YouTube. Turn on captions if you don't speak Mandarin — the emotional truth translates either way.
Watch on YouTube