theCoderBros wrap up their Season 2 with a recap of some of their favorite episodes including a countdown (for New Years, get it?) of their top 3. No kiss at the end, but they do talk about what they wish for in the new year.

Hear from Haniel the conclusion of racism in Iowa, how he got on national TV, and the advice he gave both of his super Asian tracked kids (a UPenn graduate that works at Accenture, and a Brown graduate that works at Apple. Whoa.)

Haniel Lynn is the CEO of Kastle, a company with hundreds of millions in revenue and almost 1000 employees. As you can guess from the name, he's also the brother of Hansel. In honor of the holiday season, we celebrate with family by talking about how these two grew up in Iowa with a single mom and how Haniel's perfect Asian track record came to be.

Patricia Sun is the sister-in-law of Jeremy Lin and co-founder, co-boss, and CEO of JLin, LLC. Hear the inside perspective on what makes Jeremy so successful beyond the NBA, why he played balled with some pretty crazy hairstyles, and how it was really Patricia who kicked Jeremy out of his brother's apartment during Linsanity (in the most loving way, of course!). Is Patricia the boss or is Jeremy the boss? You decide.

Jan Foo is a graduate of Yale Law where she became close friends with a certain JD Vance, met Vivek Ramaswamy, and even had Amy Chua, the original Tiger Mom (yeah, the one who wrote the book that started the phrase!), as her professor and mentor. Jan grew up with the opposite of Tiger Parents though, and instead credits her success to what she calls a "benign neglect" parenting style that she grew up with. Does the opposite of Tiger Parenting really work? Find out from Jan.

theCoderBros wish you a Happy Thanksgiving with a pre-recorded episode of their patented HARU quiz. How Asian R U, exactly? Find out how Asian theCoderBros are as we run through a few of our questions from our world-famous HARU quiz, available online at www.thecoderbros.com.

David Chien is the backwards baseball cap wearing owner of Sushi Bistro in San Francisco. A Chinese guy running a Japanese style restaurant for 20 years isn't all that common, and neither is Dave. Find out what goes into running a sushi restaurant, why a handicap patron makes you think twice, and why some of that really red looking tuna isn't exactly natural.

Meet Arva Chiu, Stanford educated doctor who decided to move to the tiny village of Barrow, Alaska to be one of six do-it-all-doctors after getting her medical degree. She's since become what we laymen would call a Butt Doctor (other people call them Endoscopists) doing multiple colonoscopies a day until she recently retired. Take a cue from Arva - if you're going to walk up to a sleeping bear, make sure your snowmobile is pointed in the "away" direction.