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The Soju Sessions

The Soju Sessions
Korea
K-Pop
Cultural Differences
Busan
South Korea
Toxic Fandoms
North Korea
Korean Education System
BTS
Korean Culture
Community Initiatives In Korea
English Language Proficiency
Seoul
Teaching
Korean Entertainment Industry
Makgeolli
Festival Experiences
Expat Experiences
Ramadan
Soju

A (Korea-focused) expat podcast covering everything from socio-economics to the sh*te we've searched on Chat GPT over the course of any given week. A podcast by expats, for expats. www.instagram.com/thesojusessionspodcast/

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In this week’s episode, we discuss Josh’s reverse culture shock now that he’s back in England, the Suneung and the absolutely horrible questions Korean kids have to deal with, as well as Chat GPT potentially diminishing the need for language acquisit... more

In this week’s episode, we begin with news of a bit of recognition from none other than broadcasting royalty, the BBC (courtesy of Josh). We then discuss things like tattooing finally being legal now in Korea, and a shout out to an old friend, marria... more

In this week’s episode (recorded a couple of weeks ago), we discuss Josh’s reverse culture shock as he re-adapts to life in England, dealing with differentiation in class, the lack of a need for discussion about objective issues in class and the resu... more

In this week’s episode, we discuss the idea that Koreans using a parasol is (somehow) linked to white supremacy, Korea’s greatest ever footballer, Son Heung-Min, calling it a day on his Spurs career and whether or not he makes it into the top-25 Prem... more

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Jamie Finn
A Liverpool native, teacher and music-related events coordinator in Korea for over a decade.
Consoli, Korea Times
Episode: Episode 99 with Jamie Finn
Blair Naujok
Founder of Korean Image, an archive site of historic Korean photographs from the last century.
Korean Image
Episode: Episode 97 with Blair Naujok (Korean Image)
Matt Phillips
A long-term resident and educator in South Korea, experienced in various teaching roles.
Episode: Episode 93 with Matt Phillips (Part 1)
Camila Ugarte
Former expat from Canada living in Cheongju, Korea, currently working in HR.
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Episode: Episode 91 with Camila Ugarte
Lee Da-Eun
Interpreter, English teacher, and part-time model based in Seoul.
Episode: Episode 90 with Lee Da-Eun (이다은)
Danielle Martin
Editor for an EdTech company
EdTech company in UAE
Episode: Episode 89 with Danielle Martin (Part 2)
Tanaya Clark
Entrepreneur and influencer in Korea, originally from the USA
Ms. Clark Online
Episode: Episode 86 with Tanaya Clark
Sharen Hau
Vietnamese American content creator and owner of Soulful Diaries
Soulful Diaries
Episode: Episode 85 with Sharen Hau (seoulfuldiaries)
Jeon Yoon-Seo
Journalism student with insights on the expat experience in Korea
Episode: Episode 84 with Jeon Yoon-Seo (전윤서) (Part 2)

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Josh
Co-host of the podcast, often sharing in-depth cultural insights and humorous anecdotes about life as an expat in Korea.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 61 ratings
  • A couple of white blokes in Korea with zero charisma... baffling.

    Podcast Addict
    1
    MCGee85
    a year ago
  • Amazing!

    Only a few mins into first episode but can’t wait for all the nostalgia that listening to this podcast is going to evoke! Buzzing.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    kkkrssty
    United Kingdom2 years ago

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The engaging storytelling of the hosts, combined with expert guests, sparks discussions about the expat experience in Korea, enhancing the podcast's appeal.
Listeners appreciate the humorous and relatable content, feeling a sense of community with fellow expats. The blend of personal anecdotes with socio-cultural commentary is praised for its authenticity.

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Episode 99 with Jamie Finn
Q: Tell us about the Baser Festival.
Jamie shared insights into the planning and expectations for the new festival aimed at showcasing the local music community in Busan.
Episode 99 with Jamie Finn
Q: What initially brought you to Korea?
Jamie came to Korea looking for an adventure in a place that was largely unexplored to him, ahead of the global surge in Korean culture.
Episode 94 with Matt Phillips (Part 2)
Q: How do you think Trump's presidency will impact Korea?
Trump is an interesting wild card; his approach was risky but he was open to dialogue on international issues.
Episode 94 with Matt Phillips (Part 2)
Q: Do you think that we should as expats in Korea be more aware of Korean politics and get involved in more discussions?
It's hard for foreigners to engage in political discussions or actions due to fears about job stability and visa restrictions.
Episode 93 with Matt Phillips (Part 1)
Q: How do you see that kind of evolving in the future?
There is a growing awareness and acceptance of Korean culture and businesses globally, and the perceptions of Korean products have significantly improved.

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This podcast provides a platform for expats in Korea to engage in lively discussions on a variety of topics ranging from socio-economic issues to cultural observations and personal anecdotes. Episodes feature humor-infused commentary on current events in South Korea, music scenes, traditional customs, and the challenges and joys of expat life. The hosts frequently invite guests, providing insights into niche areas such as Korean language education and historical preservation, making it a unique blend of personal narratives and informative discussions. This dynamic approach seeks to foster community among listeners by exploring relatable experiences and fostering critical conversations about life in Korea.

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1. Jamie Finn
2. Blair Naujok
3. Matt Phillips
4. Camila Ugarte
5. Lee Da-Eun
6. Danielle Martin
7. Tanaya Clark
8. Sharen Hau

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