The past 17 months had been really interesting and I enjoyed all the hours I spent producing episodes for this podcast. But now, this podcast has reached its end because it has already fulfilled its purpose. Anyway, below are the questions I answered in the episode. What are the top three qualities you look for in a friend? What simple gesture have you recently witnessed that renewed your hope in humanity? What is your favorite smell? What recent memory makes you smile the most? In one word,...

Spoiler alert! I don't talk about Santa in this episode. Meanwhile, below are the questions I answered in this episode:

To me, skincare is... I'm not really the best person to ask about skincare but I'd just leave this episode here so I can refer back to it in the future to remind me of my thoughts about taking care of my skin. Meanwhile, below are the questions I answered in this episode:

Improv has made a lot of impact in my life in the past year and I thought I'd share about it tonight. 2020 is the year I decided I'd do improv again and it's one of the best decisions I made that year. Anyhoo, below are the questions I answered today:

I have just finished watching all of How to Get Away with Murder tonight and I have enjoyed everything about it. It's worth the 4000+ minutes my family and I spent on it. Anyhoo, below are the questions I answered today:

I'm doing artsy stuff again recently so I think I'm kind of rediscovering art in a way. Anyway, below are the questions I answered in this episode:

Nope, this is not about the Netflix Original. Just some quick thoughts about my love for sweets and my surface level memories about dental care. Anyway, below are the questions I answered in this episode:

This is not a tech podcast and I'm not really reviewing Apple Music's Dolby Atmos in detail. I'm just blurting out my thoughts in an unorganized manner. I also shared some life updates, and below are the questions I answered in this episode:

I know it's too early for reviewing how I've fared toward my goals this year to call it a half-year review, but I'm doing it anyway. Better to do it early and realign things as soon as I can. I shared a bit about my goals in this episode, and you don't have to if you don't feel like it. Anyway, below are the questions I answered in this episode:

This idea just crossed my mind because of a video about Schopenhauer's take on reading books in general. I thought I'd piggyback on the idea and share a few thoughts about consumption of other people's ideas and taking the time to refine one's own. Anyway, below are the questions I answered in this episode:

I am not proud of it, but I'm now starting to forget the names of people I used to know and some terms whenever I try to speak spontaneously. This is normal, right? No reason to be worried. haha Anyway, below are the questions I answered in this episode:

I didn't have a specific topic prepared today, so I decided to just read a page on my journal and reflect on it for a bit. It's nice to do this from time to time. Anyway, below are the questions I answered in this episode:

This is not a well-articulated thought. I'm just processing it while talking about it on the podcast, so my views and my opinions on the topic might have already changed when you get to listen to the episode. Well, does it matter? Anyway, the questions I answered in this episode are as follows:

This episode is more of a stream of consciousness thing and I spoke of some thoughts regarding podcasting solo. It's challenging, nerve-wrecking, and disorienting at times. But it is also fulfilling in a way.

We're all living amidst the hustle culture where sleep depravity is glorified. I no longer subscribe to this idea and I am now sleeping much better. How are you sleeping these days? And speaking of sleep, you should check out my Korean ASMR podcast.

I did a buzz cut in September last year and decided to let my hair grow indefinitely. After seven months of keeping it and caring for it, I decided to go for another buzz cut. Hear me speak of my hair and wishy washy manner and then hear my answers for today's five questions.

Do you regularly check your Facebook memories? I don't, but today I decided to take a look at it and share a note that I published 11 years ago. It's a way to reminisce the people I used to cherish back then. I still do. They are (or were) my friends after all.

Do people still write journals these days? I do! On paper, on my note taking app, and on my voice recorder apps. Oh, this podcast is some sort of a journal, too. What works for you? What are your thoughts on journaling?

If you're looking for self-help tips on how to find your voice, you're in the wrong place. This episode won't teach you how to find your voice (your message for the world). What I offer are just my musings about my changing voice and how I'm trying to find a voice that will deliver what I want to deliver.

Trigger warning: There's a liquor ban and I talk about staying sober and not drinking in the first half of this episode. Skip that part if you need to. ;)

It's my first year anniversary as a podcaster! Yaay!!! Updates about the podcast and my plans moving forward plus the usual 365 Questions with Rome segment. Below are the questions I answered in this episode:

200 questions answered! I can definitely I know myself better than before I started answering the first question on this list. It's a really good exercise. You should try it, too! Meanwhile, below are the questions I answered in this episode:

It's the first day of March and I'm publishing this later than my usual schedule. Anyway, it's good. It only means this episode is as fresh as it can be. Below are the questions I answered in this episode:

Oh! Valentine's Day is over but the question "What is love?" came up and it seems like I've answered it with the same answer I gave last year. Is my view on love not changing? Can't really tell. Below are the questions I answered for this episode: