
How does modern day Korea compare to America? Join co-hosts Daniel and Jun every week as they explore a topic and discuss it from both the American and Korean perspective. If you're looking to learn more about Korean society and culture, are a part of the Korean diaspora and curious how Korea has changed since you, your parents, or your grandparents left, or are simply interested in broadening y... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 118 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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This week, Jun and Daniel welcome a very special guest, Claire, who bridges the g... more
This week, Jun and Daniel catch up on a whirlwind of events, starting with a frightening story about a fire at Jun's parents' house in Daegu that led to an unexpected fridge-clearing catharsis. Daniel shares observations from his recent trips to a Ko... more
This week, Jun and Daniel dive back into their regular programming with a packed episode. Daniel shares his recent first-time shopping experience for men's skincare at Olive Young and his realization that he completely missed the start of the Milano ... more
This week, Jun and Daniel return from a month-long hiatus packed with international travel. Jun shares his experience in Los Angeles, discussing the eerie perfection of Waymo’s autonomous taxis, the specific "80s accent" found in Koreatown, and a con... more
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I really like your laughing sound and you guys are just giving me happiness and a lot of energy the entire day thank you so much💟
Love listening to the show. Recently, I’ve been having trouble playing some of the latest episodes. Is it just me?
I really love listening to Jun and Daniel. The topics, their voices and laughter. Its interesting and comforting. I learn so much from them. I find myself talking back to them while cycling and listening. Keep going 😄
Imagine sitting next two chatty pals chewing the fat about life in one of those tarp covered soju&snack places in Seoul. But I can understand them. I’m listening in because I’ve discovered and love kdramas, kpop and Korean culture. Subtitles leave a lot out, of course. These guys are WONDERFUL. Thoughtful. Heartfelt. Funny. Insightful. And are true friends. They talk about Korean life that I have no other way to know as an older, non-Korean in out-of-the-way Wisconsin. Thank you!
Just finished listening to episode 102, and you almost had me in tears. From the smallest moments to the biggest themes, your deep and thoughtful conversations helped me reflect in my own way. Truly grateful. I hope you come back soon — already missing you.
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Exploring the intricacies of cultural nuances between Korea and the United States, co-hosts engage in lively discussions about societal changes, personal anecdotes, and contemporary cultural trends. Frequent topics include both personal experiences and broader cultural themes such as culinary practices, family dynamics, and current events impacting the Korean diaspora. With their unique perspectives shaped by diverse backgrounds, the hosts present an engaging mix of humor, reflection, and insight into how their identities straddle both worlds. Listeners can expect thoughtful conversations on everything from Korean cuisine to the complexities of navigating cultural differences, making it a rich resource for anyone interested in Korean cultur... more
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