
Join The Fangirls -- Kmuse, Kdrama Jen, Drama Geek, Clkytta, and Karie the Maknae -- as they discuss currently airing Korean and other Asian dramas, play games to pick the next best drama to watch, and have fun together. Every kdrama fan is welcome to the Fangirl Party!
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 406 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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We discuss our first impressions of the kdrama Flex X Cop Season 2.
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What will we be watching this fall? Come find out, as Kmuse & The Maknae chat about all the upcoming kdramas.
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Join Kmuse & The Maknae as they go through their favorite classic spooky dramas. Perfect for a binge watch now that we are slowly shifting seasons.
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We are firmly in summer so it is time to discuss the latest ghost drama. Join The Fangirls as they share all their random thoughts and first impressions of the drama Spooky In Love.
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These fangirls have turned me on to countless kdramas, cdramas and jdramas (and movies). They’re very smart and thoughtful. But ladies, for the love of God, always SAY the title and where you watched in the clear right in the beginning of your hodgepodges or general seasonal overviews. I read the TRANSCRIPTS and still end up frustrated.
These pals have turned me on to countless kdramas, cdramas and jdramas (and movies). They’re very smart and thoughtful. But ladies, for the love of God, always SAY the title and where you watched in the clear right in the beginning of your hodgepodges or general seasonal overviews. I read the TRANSCRIPTS and still end up frustrated.
Came here for word of honor. It’s a cute fun time.
Love this podcast! I’ve been a long time listener and I love all the fangirls. They cover so many genres of dramas and all have various opinions so it is such an entertaining podcast for drama lovers. They also have a ton of content on their website with blogposts on upcoming dramas, first impressions, and recaps on airing dramas. Keep up the great work ladies!!
I have been listening since 2020 and I look forward to their broadcasts. It’s like sitting in a room with friends. I usually listen in my car and catch myself agreeing or disagreeing out loud, with the occasional suggestion when they can’t think of the word they want. Keep up the good work, ladies!
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This show targets fans of Asian television, especially Korean dramas, with a lighthearted, conversational format that blends spoiler-light reviews, recommendations, and broader industry context. Regular hosts discuss current and past titles, share reactions, and weave in behind-the-scenes notes, streaming availability, and platform-specific tips. The energy is affectionate and community-driven, often looping in audience participation through Patreon and Discord communities. A standout throughline is a playful, community-oriented vibe that blends deep loves for drama with accessible, banter-filled banter and relatable recommendations. Listeners can expect fun debates, genre-spanning picks, and practical insights on where to watch titles whil... more
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