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 | Weekly | Episodes | 105 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Personal JournalsDocumentarySociety & Culture |
This week Jun and Daniel return after a two-and-a-half-month break with updates on the future of their podcast and stories from their summer European travels. They announce changes to their recording schedule required to maintain a predictable and su... more
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This week Jun and Daniel finally tackle the highly anticipated media review of "K-Pop Demon Hunters" (or "케데헌" in Korea). After discussing the massive global success of the Netflix animated film—which became the number one Netflix origin... more
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This episode was recorded in early May while Daniel was traveling, as an experiment during their regular recording schedule. Some references may feel slightly dated as it's being released during their summer break.
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This week Jun and Daniel conclude their three-part series commemorating their 100th episode milestone by reflecting on episodes 67-99 of their podcast journey. They explore the evolution of their show from deep cultural discussions to more structured... more
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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.
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. 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!
한국사람으로 공감가는 얘기들이라 영어공부도 할겸 너무 잘 듣고 있어요~
근데 좀 길어서 토픽별로 짤라 주시면 어떨까 싶기도 합니다.
Heard about this podcast a few months ago and turned on the first episode today. Enjoying the conversations and loving the space you’ve created for other Korean Americans; my pre-teen and I look forward to your episodes. Do you invite guests??
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This podcast offers a unique exploration of the cultural contrasts and similarities between Korea and America, led by co-hosts who bring a personal touch to each discussion. Topics range from the intricacies of Korean American identity to contemporary societal issues, language nuances, and personal anecdotes that highlight the hosts' experiences as members of the Korean diaspora. Through their engaging dialogues, they shed light on the evolving landscape of modern Korean society, making complex cultural elements accessible and relatable to a wide audience. Listeners will find themselves immersed in a blend of thoughtful reflections, humor, and educational content that bridges two distinct yet interconnected worlds.
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