Podcasts about Gwangju

On this episode, we're leaving the 1960's behind and jumping to South Korea in 1980. In Jang Hoon's A Taxi Driver (2017) we get a wild sampling of genres in a remarkably well balanced film. It's an action film. A single father supporting his daughter story. It's dramatic and also quite goofy. It's based on a actual events, but it's also highly fictionalized. It documents political history while being oddly apolitical at times. And it's a journalism film too.  International treasure Song Kang-ho stars as a Seoul cabbie who's transporting a German journalist to cover what is rumored to be a student protest. They both become unlikely witnesses and participants in the 1980 Gwangju Uprising and the massacre at the hands of governemnt forces.  If you're up for a marathon of South Korean films, here is the five film lineup Aaron mentions that covers the politics and events from 1979-1981: The Man Standing Next (2020) The President's Last Bang (2005) 12.12: The Day (2023) A Taxi Driver (2017) The Attorney (2013) Follow us at: Patreon / Instagram / Letterboxd / Facebook 

Mayo de 1980. La ciudad de Gwangju se moviliza contra la dictadura militar de Chun Doo-hwan, que hace unos meses tomó el poder en Corea del Sur. La oposición civil, liderada por los estudiantes universitarios, se subleva a favor de la democracia, pero el ejército reprime cruelmente las protestas disparando indiscriminadamente a la multitud, sin hacer distinciones entre estudiantes y civiles. Tras la sanguinaria matanza, un joven busca el cadáver de un amigo, un alma intenta aferrarse a su cuerpo abandonado y a sus recuerdos, y un país brutalizado busca su voz. En esta novela polifónica, las víctimas y los supervivientes que los lloran se enfrentan a la censura, a la negación, al perdón, a la culpa y a la memoria de un episodio traumático que sigue resonando en nuestros días. Han Kang, galardonada con el premio Nobel de Literatura «por su intensa prosa poética que confronta los traumas históricos y expone la fragilidad de la vida humana», homenajea a las víctimas de la masacre de su ciudad natal a través de las voces de los mártires de la dictadura surcoreana. Actos humanos es una novela brutal, profundamente atemporal y universal que nos habla de las heridas colectivas, la represión y la violencia humana.

Am 20.3.1980 gelingt es dem Kameramann Jürgen Hinzpeter unter Lebensgefahr, das Militärmassaker im südkoreanischen Gwangju zu dokumentieren. Dabei sollte die Welt davon nichts erfahren. Von Thomas Mau.

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Vor 45 Jahren demonstrierten Zehntausende im südkoreanischen Gwangju gegen die Militärdiktatur. Der Aufstand wurde brutal niedergeschlagen. Das Massaker gilt als Wendepunkt in der Geschichte des Landes und prägt das politische Bewusstsein bis heute. Ernst, Sonja www.deutschlandfunk.de, Kalenderblatt

The AFC Champions League Elite Finals are underway and it's the four-time Asian champions Al Hilal who have put down an early marker with an emphatic 7-0 demolition of K League side Gwangju FC. Michael Church was at the King Abdullah Sports City Stadium in Jeddah to watch all the action and provided this report on a night in which Al Hilal reminded everyone of why they are 'Asia's Leader'. Be sure to follow The Asian Game on all our social media channels: X: https://twitter.com/TheAsianGame IG: https://instagram.com/theasiangame Facebook: https://facebook.com/TheAsianGamePodcast 

All roads lead to Jeddah as Asia's best eight teams converge on the coastal city for a showcase of Asian football. With the continental spotlight on the AFC Champions League Elite over the next two weeks, we have you covered with the ultimate preview. With Michael Church in Jeddah, we discuss all the major talking points including whether the format itself will be a success, the advantage of playing at home for the Saudi sides, why Gwangju might trouble Al Hilal, the importance of Akram Afif to Al Sadd and the differing form of the Japanese sides. Be sure to follow The Asian Game on all our social media channels: X: https://twitter.com/TheAsianGame IG: https://instagram.com/theasiangame Facebook: https://facebook.com/TheAsianGamePodcast 

In the summer of 2005, school teacher Jung Yu-Jin had just come back home from a long at work when he received a disturbing phone call. On the other end of the line was a plea from a desperate mother, calling to report that one of her daughter's friends had been assaulted at school, the very same one that Jung worked at - The Gwangju Inhwa for hearing-impaired students. Enraged, Jung spends the next few days reaching out to his colleagues and superiors at the school, only to be stone-walled at every turn. But what he didn't know, was that behind the silence, he was on the verge of uncovering something far more sinister. **Thank you for tuning in to another successful year of Heinous. We will be taking a short break to recover, but will return with new episodes in mid-April** Join your fellow Heinous fans and interact with the team at our website or through our socials (IG, TikTok) @heinous_1upmedia. - Love Heinous? But feel its getting too dark for you? Check out:

Abraham Cruzvillegas (1968), es artista, educador, curador y escritor. Sus obras se han presentado en la cumbre de Okayama (2022), la trienal de Honolulu (2019) y en las bienales de Sidney, Australia (2018), Managua, Nicaragua (2016), Sharjah, Emiratos Unidos, Gwangju, Corea (2012), Estambul, Turquía (2011), la dOCUMENTA13 de Kassel, Alemania (2012), Venecia (2003), de La Habana, Cuba (2015, 2009, 1994). En 2015 la editorial Sexto Piso publicó, en español, una colección de textos de su autoría, titulada ‘La voluntad de los objetos'. Ese mismo año Harvard University Press publicó una selección similar de textos, traducidos al inglés, bajo el título ‘The Logic of Disorder'. Actualmente vive y trabaja en la Ciudad de México.Síguenos en redes:http://instagram.com/cableatierrapodhttp://facebook.com/cableatierrapodcasthttp://instagram.com/tanialicious Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A dramatic evening in Gwangju saw the hosts fight back from a two-goal first leg deficit against the J.League 1 Champions and book their place on the flight to Saudi Arabia. Matthew Binns and Paul Neat look back on an incredible match and discuss just how Gwangju pulled off this miracle, how many superlatives can we afford Asani and do we need to rediscuss manager Lee Jong-hyo after such a memorable night.   The podcast then turns its attention to another K League team in Asia hoping to do the unthinkable and fight back from two-goals down, but coming out with very different results and some strong opinions from the manager in the press-conference.   There's then also time to look at Gwangju once more, as they prepare for their postponed K League game this weekend against Pohang Steelers   All this and more on The K League United Podcast!

Campione d'incassi in patria e scelto dalla Corea del Sud come candidato per la (mancata) corsa agli Oscar, A Taxi Driver di Jang Hun riesce a trasformare i meccanismi narrativi tipici dei blockbuster in un racconto profondo, che tratta uno degli eventi più tragici e oscuri della storia sudcoreana: il Massacro di Gwangju.

The Loons have officially signed two new players in Nicolas Romero from Atletico Tucuman in Argentina and Hoyeon Jung from Gwangju in South Korea. And it seems like the team has one or two more signings up their sleeves. We also talk about the Loons' first team returning to the US Open Cup and the new Leagues Cup format.    Loon or Loonlet Trivia - 4:40 Quick Hits Around Soccer - 11:27 US Open and Leagues Cup Roundup - 19:04 Roster Updates - 35:00 Loon Droppings - 51:32   ------------------   Connect with us on Blue Sky (@loonybindpodcast.bsky.social), email us at theloonybinpod@gmail.com or find us at www.theloonybinpod.com.    Dan Elias (@oyvey2you.bsky.social) Matt Leaf (@loonlet.bsky.social)  

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Returning to the lost Christmas Episode, The K League United Podcast goes through the mailbag and re-answers your questions with the microphones on.   Matthew Binns is joined by Paul Neat to go through the first half of your mailbag questions from before Christmas, taking a look at the newly released fixtures, the latest kit releases, Gangwon's prospects for 2025 and even a discussion on punishments for Gwangju.   All this and more on The K League United Podcast!

À l'occasion de la 8e édition du festival Un Week-End à l'Est, qui met cette année à l'honneur la scène artistique d'Erevan en Arménie, un dialogue inédit entre l'artiste visuel Melik Ohanian et le cinéaste Andrei Ujica met en lumière une figure majeure du 7e art, le cinéaste Artavazd Pelechian. Aussi rare que célébré, il est le « chainon manquant de la véritable histoire du cinéma », selon l'expression de Serge Daney qui fut, avec Jean-Luc Godard, l'un des plus ardents promoteurs de son œuvre en France au début des années 1990. Conversation modérée par la curatrice d'art contemporain Lilit Sokhakian. Melik Ohanian, artiste visuel français d'origine arménienne, adopte une approche multidisciplinaire et politiquement engagée dans sa pratique artistique. À travers la sculpture, la photographie, le cinéma et l'installation, son œuvre conceptuelle et poétique explore les notions de déplacement en tant que phénomènes politiques, sociaux et culturels, ainsi que les concepts de temps et de la nature de la mémoire individuelle et collective. Son travail a été présenté lors de nombreuses expositions personnelles en France et à l'étranger. Il a participé à de nombreuses expositions collectives notamment aux biennales de São Paulo (2004), Berlin (2004), Sydney (2004, 2016), Moscou (2005), Gwangju (2006), Séville (2006), Venise (2007, 2015), Sharjah (2011) et à la Biennale de Lyon (2005, 2017). En 2015, il est lauréat du Prix Marcel Duchamp, et participe au Pavillon de l'Arménie à la Biennale de Venise, qui est récompensé par le Lion d'Or du meilleur pavillon national. Son installation permanente dans le Parc Trembley à Genève, Les Réverbères de la Mémoire reçoit le Prix Visarte à Zurich en 2019. Après des études de littérature, Andrei Ujica décide en 1990 de se consacrer au cinéma et co-réalise avec Harun Farocki Vidéogrammes d'une Révolution (1992). Ce film, qui évoque la relation entre le pouvoir politique et les médias en Europe à la fin de la Guerre Froide, fait date. Son second film Out of the Present (1995) évoque l'histoire du cosmonaute Sergei Krikalev qui passa dix mois dans la station Mir, tandis que sur terre l'Union Soviétique cessait d'exister. L'Autobiographie de Nicolae Ceaușescu (2010) conclut sa trilogie dédiée à la fin du communisme. Avec TWST | Things We Said Today (2024) Ujica se tourne vers l'émergence de la culture de masse. Andrei Ujica a également réalisé deux films commandités par la Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain : 2 Pasolini (2000/2020) et Unknown Quantity avec Paul Virilio et Svetlana Alexievitch (2002-2005). Lilit Sokhakyan, curatrice d'art contemporain, s'est installée à Paris en 2012, où elle a commencé à collaborer avec la Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain sur diverses expositions et projets, notamment liés à l'artiste Artavazd Pelechian. Avec l'équipe de la Fondation Cartier, Lilit a assisté Pelechian dans la création de son dernier film La Nature, elle a assuré la création du site internet entièrement dédié à la vie et à la filmographie de Pelechian, ainsi que la distribution de ses œuvres dans plusieurs festivals internationaux, notamment à New York, Amsterdam, Milan et Venise. Elle continue d'accompagner Artavazd Pelechian dans ses projets européens et ses expositions, ainsi que dans le développement de son nouveau projet d'opéra. Amphithéâtre des Loges Jeudi 21 novembre 2024 Crédits photos : © mtetard © Hrair Hawk Khatcherian

Los estados de excepción fueron usados por los distintos gobiernos militares para cometer numeroso abusos y acallar, a sangre y fuego, a cualquier tipo de disidencia interna.

La Corée du Sud met l'art contemporain à l'honneur. La plus grande biennale d'art contemporain d'Asie réunit plus de 70 artistes internationaux ainsi que les pavillons de 31 pays. Le commissaire d'exposition est français. Nicolas Bourriaud a été choisi pour orchestrer cet événement qui marque son 30e anniversaire, sous le thème du Pansori, une forme dramatique d'art musical coréen. À lire aussiBiennale d'art contemporain de Lyon: «Les voix des fleuves» est «en apparence une biennale paisible»

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Second of a double podcast episode about the South Korean movements of 1987 which overthrew the US-backed military dictatorship and won big improvements for workers. In these episodes we speak with Kim Jin-sook and Hong Seung Ha about their experiences of the June Democratic Struggle, and the Great Workers' Struggle which immediately followed it.Our podcast is brought to you by our patreon supporters. Our supporters fund our work, and in return get exclusive early access to podcast episodes, ad-free episodes, bonus episodes, free and discounted merchandise and other content. Join us or find out more at patreon.com/workingclasshistoryPart 2 covers the Great Workers' Struggle, the massive strike wave, the first elections after the fall of the dictatorship, and its legacy today.More informationE53-56: The Gwangju uprising – WCH podcast about the 1980 uprising in Gwangju which preceded these movements.E51: Jeon Tae-il and Lee So-sun – WCH podcast about the organising of textile workers and the general historical background to South Korean history in the 20th-century.Timeline of South Korean history.Webpage for this episode with sources, full show notes, and transcripts.AcknowledgementsThanks to our patreon supporters for making this podcast possible. Special thanks to Jazz Hands, Jamison D. Saltsman, Fernando López Ojeda and Jeremy Cusimano.Thanks also to the following people and groups for additional assistance with these episodes: Hwang Jeongeun and Steven, of the International Strategy Centre, Kwon Beomchul, Angela Lee, Kap Su Seol, Hwang Yi-ra, and Loren Goldner.Learn more about the International Strategy Centre at https://www.goisc.org/homePhotograph used in episode graphic courtesy 『세계는 서울로, 서울은 세계로: 1984-1988』(2019) (The World to Seoul, Seoul to the World: 1984-1988) by 서울역사아카이브 (Seoul History Archive)/Wikimedia CommonsMusic used in this episode under fair use was “Marching For the Beloved” by Baek Ki-wan, Hwang Seok-young and Kim Jong-ryul.This episode was edited by Jesse French.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/working-class-history--5711490/support.

First of a double podcast episode about the South Korean movements of 1987 which overthrew the US-backed military dictatorship and won big improvements for workers. In these episodes we speak with Kim Jin-sook and Hong Seung Ha about their experiences of the June Democratic Struggle, and the Great Workers' Struggle which immediately followed it.Our podcast is brought to you by our patreon supporters. Our supporters fund our work, and in return get exclusive early access to podcast episodes, ad-free episodes, bonus episodes, free and discounted merchandise and other content. Join us or find out more at patreon.com/workingclasshistoryPart 1 covers the June Democratic Struggle, the historical background, and how the movement began. Listen to part 2 now by joining us on patreon: https://www.patreon.com/posts/e92-south-korea-110947071More informationE53-56: The Gwangju uprising – WCH podcast about the 1980 uprising in Gwangju which preceded these movements.E51: Jeon Tae-il and Lee So-sun – WCH podcast about the organising of textile workers and the general historical background to South Korean history in the 20th-century.Timeline of South Korean history.Webpage for this episode with sources, full show notes, and transcripts.AcknowledgementsThanks to our patreon supporters for making this podcast possible. Special thanks to Jazz Hands, Jamison D. Saltsman, Fernando López Ojeda and Jeremy Cusimano.Thanks also to the following people and groups for additional assistance with these episodes: Hwang Jeongeun and Steven, of the International Strategy Centre, Kwon Beomchul, Angela Lee, Kap Su Seol, Hwang Yi-ra, and Loren Goldner.Learn more about the International Strategy Centre at https://www.goisc.org/homePhotograph used in episode graphic courtesy 『세계는 서울로, 서울은 세계로: 1984-1988』(2019) (The World to Seoul, Seoul to the World: 1984-1988) by 서울역사아카이브 (Seoul History Archive)/Wikimedia CommonsMusic used in this episode under fair use was “Marching For the Beloved” by Baek Ki-wan, Hwang Seok-young and Kim Jong-ryul.This episode was edited by Jesse French.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/working-class-history--5711490/support.

Teacher Jeon Eung-seop answered his phone and listened as the nervous parent said, "My daughter's friend has been sexually assaulted". When he reported the crime to the school, he was told to keep his mouth shut. Bringing the case to light caused a 6 year long battle to uncover decades of abuse and neglect perpetrated by the academy. Join the KTC's ⁠⁠⁠⁠Discord⁠⁠⁠⁠ today! If you enjoy Korean True Crime, please rate, follow, and send feedback! It helps me continue to improve the show. If you'd like to support the show or find show sources for free, ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠join Korean True Crime on Patreon. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/koreantruecrime/support

Two members of Veterans for Peace participated in a recent delegation to South Korea to mark the anniversary of two young girls who were killed by a US tank during a military exercise. Clearing the FOG speaks with Ellen Barfield, a long time activist who was on delegation and who was serving in South Korea in 1980 when the massacre of students and leftists occurred in Gwangju, about the trip and the ongoing war in Korea. Barfield also discusses the RIMPAC military exercises that begin this week in the Pacific and the veteran-led Peace Walk that is headed to Washington, DC for the anti-NATO activities starting the weekend of July 6 and 7. For more information, visit PopularResistance.org.

Over 800 ethnically-Korean refugees fled Ukraine for Koryo Village in South Korea's Gwangju province following Russia's invasion. Many Koryoin are women and children who escaped Ukraine when male family members were drafted. Some have secured legal status and jobs, while others await document processing. They are descendants of Koreans who fled to the Soviet Union during the Japanese occupation of Korea. Journalist So Jeong Lee visits the village, observing new arrivals and a school where children learn Korean. But recent elections have led to new government policies which will impact the Koryoin.

Mini-podcast about an uprising against the US-backed dictatorship in Gwangju, South Korea in 1980.Learn more in episodes 53-56 of the Working Class History podcast: https://workingclasshistory.com/podcast/e53-the-gwangju-uprising-1980/See all of our anniversaries each day, alongside sources and maps on the On This Day section of our Stories app: stories.workingclasshistory.com/date/todayAnd browse all Stories by Date here on the Date index: https://stories.workingclasshistory.com/dateOur work is only possible because of support from you, our listeners on patreon. If you appreciate our work, please join us and access exclusive content and benefits at patreon.com/workingclasshistory.AcknowledgementsWritten and edited by Working Class History.Theme music by Ricardo Araya. Check out his YouTube channel at youtube.com/@peptoattack

Both K League 1 and K League 2 returned last week with crowds out in full force. The K League United Podcast takes a look over all the main action plus some post-match interviews along the way. K League is back, as are Matthew Binns, Paul Neat and Andrew Farrell in a recap of the opening weekend action.    The trio start with a look at Friday's games, with interviews and insight from Jeonju featuring Moon Seon-min and Tiago, plus press conference recordings from Jeonbuk manager Dan Petrescu.   Then we move to Gwangju where FC Seoul were in town with England international Jesse Lingard, yet it wasn't enough to stop the home side who were in stellar form, picking up where they left off from last season. We also look at Suwon FC's impressive team performance against Incheon United, while Jung Muyeol speaks to Daegu FC's Edgar Silva after a 1-0 defeat to recently promoted Gimcheon Sangmu.   There's time to look into some eye-catching results in K League 2 before looking at the main second division draw, recently relegated Korean football giants Suwon Samsung Bluewings at home to Chungnam Asan.   [READ: Welcome to K League Survivor]   There's even time to pick the games to watch in Round 2 as well as the K League Survivor picks.   All this and more on The K League United Podcast!

After a winter in hibernation, The K League United Podcast returns for its seventh season, kicking things off with an extensive preview and table predictions for Korea's top tier.   After an off-season in which Korean football drew all sorts of headlines for its showings at the AFC Asian Cup, the K League 1 returns to lift the mood and with it, The K League United Podcast begins its seventh season with Matthew Binns, Paul Neat, Andrew Farrell plus a number of our writers calling in to getting the action underway in a bumper episode.   The trio take a look at the state of all twelve teams ahead of the season, with Nathan Sartain, Charlie Beasley, Jung Muyeol, Luke Evans and Tom Bolger also offering their informed opinions.   The episode then moves on to boldly make K League 1 table predictions based on these previews, knowing full well the humiliation and backlash that could ensue.    There's also time for a quick discussion on the potential domestic successors to Jurgen Klinsmann for the Korea National Team job and for Paul to get worked up about squad numbers once more.   All this and more on this episode of The K League United Podcast!

With K League 1 drawn to a close, this week's live version of The K League United Podcast looks at the relegation of Suwon Samsung Bluewings, the success of Gwangju FC and previews the second-leg of the promotion-relegation playoffs. Matthew Binns was joined live by Andrew Farrell and Luke Evans as they looked over the headlines from the last few days.    First, they take a look at the recent K League Awards and their opinions on the choices, before moving onto the biggest story of the weekend, the relegation of Suwon Samsung Bluewings, going over Saturday's match, their season and the last few years to work out how did it come to this.   Then, on to brighter notes as they focus on one of the success stories of the season, Gwangju FC's 3rd place finish and qualification to the recently revamped AFC Champions League Elite. There's also a few choice thoughts on the reformatting of that competition as well.   Finally, it's onto the playoffs as they review the first leg action before turning their attention to the weekend. For the audio version of this podcast only, Michael Redmond makes a last minute appearance with a post-match interview with Gimpo FC striker Luis Mina.   All this and more on The K League United Podcast

The May 1980 clash between government forces and the people of Gwangju marks a key turning point toward democracy in South Korea.  The nation's sixth largest city, the citizens of Gwangju suffered immeasurably for the uprising. The city lost development support and its citizens were cast as traitors and North Korean sympathizers.  The decision to select Gwangju to host a major international art exhibition, or what became known as the Gwangju Biennale, was an effort to address the injustices of the past.  Author of The Cultural Politics of Urban Development in South Korea: Art, Memory and Urban Boosterism in Gwangju, HaeRan Shin discusses the challenge of reconciling urban development with the memory of the Gwangju Uprising.  

The April 2014 Sewol ferry disaster is an all too familiar South Korean tragedy.  Corruption, deceit, greed, and failed regulations and oversight cost nearly three hundred lives—most of whom were high school students on a trip to Jeju Island, a popular resort destination.  Seoul National University Professor HaeRan Shin explains how the Sewol ferry disaster has become a site of remembering and forgetting.  She reveals how economic interests worked against efforts to memorialize the tragedy.  Lastly, she notes how opponents tried to discredit the memorialization project by associating it with memory activists from Gwangju and the May 18th Gwangju massacre.  

Although this started as a conversation about Gwangju and Professor Don Baker's experiences there starting in 1971, including witnessing the aftermath of the massacre in 1980, we quickly understood there was much more for us to explore. This includes Don's impressions of Kim Dae-jung, gender and women in the Joseon Dynasty, Korea's historical relationship with China, Confucianism and ancestor worship, the effects of Japanese colonization, and the field of Korean Studies more broadly. It was completely spontaneous, but I also noted the following people and their work referenced throughout this conversation, demonstrating the depth and breadth of Don's knowledge: Alexis Dudden, Dave C Kang, Alexander Woodside, Jisoo Kim, Hyaeweol Choi, Carter Eckert, Andre Schmid, Jahyun Kim Haboush, Gregory Henderson, Robert Carlin, Eugene Park, Michael Seth, John Jorgensen, Kim Sun Joo, BR Myers, Bruce Cumings, James Palais, Mark Peterson, John Duncan, Steve Shields, and David Dolinger. Despite knowing the tragedy and violence taking place in Gwangju, Don snuck into the city to find his friends and understand what was really happening. His descriptions of the attacks and murder that took place in Gwangju are heartbreaking to listen to. And through all of this, he nevertheless finishes with words of hope and positivity.    Discussion Outline 0:00 Unpacking Gwangju  6:00 Kim Dae-jung 10:20 1970s Korea 20:50 On Confucianism 24:30 Korean Studies 30:00 The Joseon Dynasty 38:50 Japanese Colonization and Collaboration 51:55 Korean Studies and Factions 1:08:50 Confucianism vs Catholicism (Ancestor Worship) 1:15:30 The Assassination of Park Chung-hee 1979 1:21:40 The Gwangju Massacre 1980 1:47:00 American Involvement in Gwangju 1:55:30 Representations of Gwangju 2:03:46 Conclusions on Life and Korea Dr. Baker's Books A Korean Confucian's Advice on How to Be Moral: Tasan Chŏng Yagyong's Reading of the Zhongyong (University of Hawaii Press, 2023) Catholics and Anti-Catholicism in Chosŏn Korea (University of Hawaii Press) with Franklin Rausch. May, 2017 Korean Spirituality (Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press, 2008) Chosŏn Hugi Yugyo wa Ch'ŏnjugyo ŭi Taerip [The Confucian Confrontation with Catholicism in the Latter Half of the Chosŏn Dynasty] (Seoul: Iljogak Publishing Co., 1997) Korea Deconstructed by David Tizzard ▶ Get in touch: datizzard@swu.ac.kr ▶ Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=62047873 ▶ Watch us on Youtube:/davidtizzard  ▶ Listen on iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/kr/podcast/korea-deconstructed/id1587269128 ▶Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5zdXkG0aAAHnDwOvd0jXEE ▶ Listen on podcasts: https://koreadeconstructed.libsyn.com/ ▶ Music: https://www.instagram.com/disorientalz/ 

After a couple of weeks apart, hosts Andrew and Kassy reunite in this episode to catch up! They talk about Kassy's recent trip to South Korea and a health issue that Andrew has been facing. They also share their love for Korean food and discuss the dishes they crave the most when they're out of the country. Fun facts Mudeungsan is a beautiful mountain located in a national park. It provides stunning views of Gwangju city and has many hiking trails to explore. South Korea is home to twenty-two national parks, covering a remarkable 6.6% of the country's total land area! Expressions included in the study guide Someone's neck of the woods To rest up To be wiped out To clog up To compensate for A cliffhanger Copyright: Culips.com For more information about this episode, visit culips.com. Music Credit: Something Elated by Broke for Free Image:  Pexels.com

As broadcast October 26, 2023 with lots of action on the way this Friday!  As one of the busiest periods of new music wraps up in the calendar year, we get to our usual funk punk soul rock smorgasbord with Dan Lloyd polishing off the meal with our AMPED rock feature for this week.  Great new tunes out from Terrace Martin, Quantic, Kraak & Smaak, IDLES, and King Gizzard to get you warmed up for the weekend, and plenty of background to the foreground for the factual actuals out there.#feelthegravitySampled & AMPED with Dan Lloyd10.26.2023Sampled Funk & SoulPart 1 (00:00)Quantic feat Connie Constance – Get In The RideKraak & Smaak feat IVAR & Berenice Van Leer – Naked (Jitwam remix)Maiiah & The Angels of Libra – Please Come HomeSir Romy – BeautyFela Kuti – Stalemate (edit) Part 2 (30:54)Devon Gilfillian – Love You Anyway (stripped)Terrace Martin & Alex Isley – Glad I Found YouKendra Morris – Fine Right HereDayme Arocena feat Rafa Pabon – Suave y PegaoJNTHN STEIN feat Lyves – Higher PlacesAmanda Whiting – Discarded (Scrimshire remix) AMPED with Dan LloydPart 3 (59:35)Green Day – The American Dream Is Killing MeIdles – Dancer (ft. LCD Soundsystem)Taking Back Sunday – S'OldCrime in Stereo – GoliathetteDuran Duran – Psycho Killer (Talking Heads cover)Carpool Tunnel – Everything Will Change Part 4 (88:35)DragonForce – Power of the TriforceKing Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard – SetJoystick – BoxesLetters to Cleo – Bad ManFeeder – Playing With FireBuck Meek – Haunted Mountain

As broadcast October 25, 2023 with a boatload of fierce, hard-earned independence in tow.  Tonight we got on the plane once again for some wonderful traveling without moving and headed for Armenia's capital Yerevan.  Much like Korea, Armenia's history has been marked heavily by interference and aggression from their its larger neighbors, but that has only hardened the Armenian people's desire for self-determination, even when it can only be over one's self.  Spread all over the world now, the connection always remains to their now wholly independent country, and we took a trip all over the audio and geographic map to track down some of the best Armenian music from down the years up to the present day.#feelthegravityROUND TRIP –Armenia (Flight TD111)Tracklist (st:rt)Part 1 (00:00)Arkadi Dumikyan ft. Armstrong - Run Baby RunSuper Sako - Mi Gna*Armenchik and Super Sako – She's mineHAYQ – Qami Pchi, Pt 1Misho – Hin EnkerMisho – Tsar Part 2 (34:52)Garik & Sona – LusinGevorg Martirosyan - Harsaniqi OreCrimesterdam – Full PowerVIZA - CarnivaliaHayk Gyolchanyan – Abandoned Hero Part 3 (62:30)Lilit Hovhannisyan - Balkan SongTata Simonyan - Hayastan Barev (Armenian for Hello Armenia)The Bambir – Grapes of SinaiThe Bambir – HashishSerj Tankian – Sky is overSystem Of A Down – Toxicity Part 4 (94:59)Lav Eli – I Found You in HeavenTmbata – Shkhkrtan AghjikArto Tunçboyacıyan - OnnoAram Khachaturian - Sabre DanceLydia Ganada - Party Tonight (feat. aleebi)off the menu - Calendar

As broadcast October 24, 2023 with plenty of world for your premiere.  Tonight we were very proud to give an early spin to Tessa Devine's new single "Dancing In The Rain," which is out on Thursday.  We got to know Tessa while she was here as a contestant at the Busking World Cup, where she deservedly won the People's Choice Award in the finals.  An infectiously gregarious character, you can check our exclusive interview with Tessa here if you want to understand more about what makes this on-the-rise artist tick and have a laugh, as she is just a joy to talk to and a very talented artist to boot.  Great new tunes out this week to check out for the remainder, with Helado Negro, ivri, our friends Mecanico down in Chile, and a host of other immensely talented artists got to do a little sky dance on this night.#feelthegravityUTR10/24/2023Tracklist (st:rt)Part 1  (00:00)Vacations – Close QuartersMICHELLE – GlowHelado Negro – LFO (Lupe Finds Oliveros)Infinity Song – MetamorphosisMustafa – Name of GodMk.gee feat Two Star – Are You Looking UpHans Williams – Georgia Walks  Part 2 (33:27)Tessa Devine – Dancing In The RainSearows – FunnyHolly Macve & Lana Del Rey – Suburban Houseivri - limbo Mini Trees – Push & PullFIGHTMASTER – Violence  Part 3 (62:09)jake minch – whose you areSparky Deathcap – Winter City GhostsMecanico feat Rayos Laser – Pentallas y DesiertosPearly Drops – Take Me Down (Nourished by Time vers.)Video Age – Is It Really Over?M83 - Mirror Part 4 (95:19)Allegra Krieger – ImpasseBarrie – Hard CandyDirt Buyer – HeavenMalcolm Todd – Mr. IncorrectSir Was – Sometimes You Got ToJane Remover – Backseat Girl 

As broadcast October 23, 2023 with a boatload of shiny new goods and cellophane scents.  Tonight, as we are wont to do, it's time to unwrap what's been dropped from the audio multiverse and see what we liked, starting with our dear friend out of San Diego Scoobert Doobert, whose new album MOB just dropped on Friday.  We also had new jawnies from Haley Johnsen, Kurt Vile, and BADBADNOTGOOD to take us through hour one in style.  Part 3 the big new tunes out this week had some decent selections, with Sampha's new album Lahai being a notable new record (and the artist's first in years), just out days ago.  For the final stanza we had more from the local Korean realms to finish things off with heart signs, big highlights being Say Sue Me's latest single (what a banner year they've had), along with Balming Tiger's new record that slapped down to earth on Friday. #feelthegravityNew Muses Monday10/23/2023Tracklist (st:rt)New Faves - Part 1 & 2Part 1 (00:00)Scoobert Doobert – Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV)Pelicat – Still AroundQ – HelloKevin Abstract – What Should I Do?BADBADNOTGOOD feat Charlotte Day Wilson – SleeperBombay Bicycle Club feat Damon Albarn – Heaven  Part 2 (31:30)Haley Johnsen – That Ain't LoveDallas Tamaira – LevelsJapan, Man – Why Do People ChangeBeabadoobee feat Laufey – A Night to RememberKurt Vile – Another good year for the rosesLEENALCHI – Ultimate Prescription  Part 3 – Poppin' Off! (62:38)Charli XCX feat Sam Smith – In The CityThe Chainsmokers feat GRACEY – Think of UsSampha – SuspendedKali Uchis – Te MataFuerza Regida – EXCESOS The Rolling Stones – AngryThe Rolling Stones – Mess It Up Part 4 – Fresh K Cuts (93:56)Sung Si-kyung feat Naul – Even for a momentYuna – Bad IntentionsSUNMI – STRANGERBalming Tiger – Moving ForwardKACHISAN – Rock, Paper, Scissors!Say Sue Me – 4amcotoba – water blue indigo

As broadcast October 20, 2023 with plenty of meteorites and lightshow magic to spare.  It's another feelgood Friday and we've melded our Space Madness series into the mix as well, as the very long tail of dust and magic hits earth's atmosphere this weekend from the visit of Haley's Comet almost 40 years ago in 1986.  Known as the Orionid Meteor showers, we started to think of it as Orion Smiling down upon us from way out in space, and our playlist reflected that to get your weekend going in the right way.#feelthegravityOrion Smiles Upon Us10/20/2023Tracklist (st:rt)Part 1 (00:00)James Brown – Sunny (Funk Master JB vs Funkmaster JS Hardboiled remix)James Brown – There Was A Time (Kenny Dope edit)War – BalleroSam & Dave – Hold On (I'm Coming) (King Most remix)Clarence Reid – Masterpiece (Kenny Dope edit)Syl Johnson – Different Strokes Part 2 (30:03)Yann Tomita – We Travel The SpacewaysSpace Dukes – Sunshine On VenusSweeps – Space BluesSun Ra – Love In Outer Space (In Session for BBC Jazz on 3) Part 3 (58:29)Quelle Rox – Space ParadeDragonfruit – Space TravelerThe Midnight Hour feat Cee-Lo Green – QuestionsSay She She – In My HeadKendra Morris – Catch The SunRoy Ayers – The Golden RodRoy Ayers – Life Just A Moment Pt 1 & 2 Part 4 (90:22)A Tribe Called Quest – The Space ProgramCortex – La RueThe Supremes – He's My Sunny BoyThe Impressions – We're A WinnerHank Ballard & The Midnight Lighters – From The Love SideFreddie Hubbard – Pensativa (Live at Club La Marchal, NYC 1965) 

As broadcast October 19, 2023 with plenty of han but hope for the future.  Dedicating our first hour tonight to those going through transition and heartbreak of late.  Keep your chin up and keep on keepin' on.  Dan Lloyd joins us once again for a rip-roaring hour of rock stars and smashed guitars as we get AMPED once again and with big new albums on the way the next day and further down the calendar.  Dig it!  #feelthegravitySampled & AMPED Thurs10/19/2023Tracklist (st:rt)Sampled Funk & Soul (Part 1 & 2)Part 1 (00:00)Ebo Taylor & The Pelikans – If You CareLord Creator – Such Is LifeJackie Mittoo & The Soul Vendors – Something StupidThe Frightnrs – DisputePrateek Kuhad – cold/messCleo Sol – Why Don't YouSteve Kuhn – The Meaning of Love Part 2 (31:51)James Reece & The Progressions – I'll Find a True LoveThee Marloes – True LoveDarondo – Listen to My SongSharon Jones & The Dap-Kings – Making Up and Breaking Up (And Making Up and Breaking Up Over Again)Orions Belte feat Oyvind Torvund – I Will Always Miss YouCricco Castelli – Life Is ChangingAMPED with Dan Lloyd Part 3 (61:31)Judas Priest – Panic AttackAlkaline Trio – Blood, Hair and EyeballsBlink-182 – Fell in LoveMany Eyes – RevelationThe Libertines – Run Run RunThe Rolling Stones – Sweet Sounds of Heaven Part 4 (95:48)The Flatliners – Between Our TeethMannequin Pussy – I Don't Know YouDuff McKagan – LongfeatherGlass Beach – The C.I.A.Car Seat Headrest – We Looked Like GiantsEmma Anderson – The Presence

As broadcast October 18, 2023 with plenty of eras, styles, and cultures in tow!  Tonight Danno and Dunia's weekly (mis)adventures continue in The Lion City of Singapore.  Located at a dominating point on the Straits of Malacca, Singapore has been a magnet for cultures all over the region and much farther afield for hundreds of years, and that has not changed in the modern era.  The music reflects this cultural milieu, with Chinese, Southeast Asian, Indian, Korean, Japanese, and Western influences all easy to spot to the trained ear.  A great trip awaits to one of the world's truly great cities!#feelthegravityROUND TRIP – Singapore with Dunia Al-jawad (Flight TD110)10/18/2023Tracklist (st:rt)Part 1 (00:00)Nightwalkers – Chock Chock KundongThe Peels – Modjang PriagangThe Thunderbirds - My Lonely HeartShirley Nair & The Silver Strings - You're the Boy Wormrot - Fallen Into DisuseXingfoo&Roy – Growing PainsThe Padres - November 91 Part 2 (36:26)Stefanie Sun – What I MissCharlie Lim - Zero-Sum Sam Rui - BetterKekko – Past LivesThe Steve McQueens – Like Coltrane Part 3 (65:31)Dick Lee - Fried Rice Paradisebrb. – on & on iNCH - Simple Kind of LifeWoes – Bikini BottomComing Up Roses – All Our Time Part 4 (96:24)Shye - One Fine DayYung Raja - MustafaTokyo Square - Within You'll Remainyeule – sulky babyREMAINs - 니가보고싶다Wooin – That Night

As broadcast October 17, 2023 with more than enough on the docket.  As we approach the latter half of this extremely busy two months in new music, we are covering a lot of new indie albums and general stuff we couldn't cover on Monday night that it's kinda crazy.  New EP's and albums from the likes of Geese, PawPaw Rod, Adam Melchor, MUNYA, Maple Glider, and Squirrel Flower are just the beginning.  We also had debut singles from a couple of exciting new projects in the process, and that's not even mentioning exciting albums coming out later this and early next year!  Whew!#feelthegravityUnder The Radar Tuesday10/17/2023Tracklist (st:rt)Part 1 (00:00)Geese – Killing My Borrowed TimePawPaw Rod – BonafideProvoker – Little GhostBombay Bicycle Club feat Chaka Khan – Tekken 2Wishy – DonutSquirrel Flower – StickCelia – Taxes  Part 2 (30:03)MUNYA – KokoMaple Glider – Do YouParis Paloma – drywall(Crosses) – Last RitesHolographic Haunter – Coco Say LessKate Gregson-MacLeod – SeptemberA Beacon School – Middle of Winter Part 3 (61:22)Beirut – The TernMyKey – BurnThe Beths feat Pickle Darling – Brand New ColonyKarin Ann – favorite starBad Books – The After PartyB77 – InvincibleShallow Alcove – We're All Doomed Part 4 (94:27)Adam Melchor – BIGTIMEGOODTIMEMarika Hackman – HangingHusbands – VangelisStray Fossa X Ketz – Playing StrangersLate Night Therapy – Fallin' 1tbsp – Moth LoveJames Supercave – Still Feel It 

As broadcast October 16, 2023 for the first Monday in a while while!  Tonight in our first New Muses Monday in quite some time, there were a lot of albums dropping from space and huge announcements as well.  The foremost in our first hour being the second career solo album from Alabama Shakes vocalist Brittany Howard, who dropped the title track to the What Now LP, slated for release next year.  First hour we had new albums to talk about from L'Rain, Helena Deland, Jamila Woods, and veteran Japanese band Lamp.  Once we hit part three, the big bomb to drop is the latest LP from Bad Bunny, and we also had Pink Pantheress dropping a solo album in just a few weeks' time.  Great stuff from the Korean indie and bubbling under K-pop scene as well in part 4, with ADOY heading to SXSW Sydney next month along with tunes from Summer Soul and Chamsom to check out, amongst others.  Whew!#feelthegravityNew Muses Monday10/16/2023The New Muses DanceTracklist (st:rt)Part 1 (00:00)Brittany Howard – What NowRachel Chinouriri – The HillsThe Last Dinner Party – My Lady of Mercyflyingfish – blurryboygenius – Black HoleL'Rain – 5 to 8 Hours a Day (WWwaG)Lewis OfMan – Frisco Blues Part 2 (34:13)Lamp – Alone In My RoomHelena Deland – The AnimalsJamila Woods feat Saba – PracticeThe South Hill Experiment feat Jeff Parker – Parker Solar ProbeBenny Sings – Sailing Car, The Garden – The 4th SummerCar, The Garden – DIAMOND Poppin' Off!Part 3 (61:15)Bad Bunny – MR. OCTOBERIce Spice feat Rema – Pretty GirlPink Pantheress – Capable of LoveFred again... feat Jozzy – ten Troye Sivan – One of Your GirlsHolly Humberstone – Paint My Bedroom BlackChelsea Cutler – Loved By You Fresh K CutsPart 4 (91:31)ADOY – AvenueSummer Soul feat Jueun – RideMatter Halo – Million (hanbee remix)Hamzzi – plantSoowoo feat amin – StayChamsom – ShimmerJoonand – Alone 

As broadcast October 13, 2023 with plenty of conflicting vibes in tow.  Today is obviously Friday the 13th, a bad luck day in most peoples' minds, but Danno grew up in a household where his mother, born on Friday January 13, 1956, always considered it a lucky day.  So, as dedication to Danno's fierce protector and the lover of vintage and scary movies in his life, we had a bit of a bifurcated playlist tonight, with parts 1 & 2 all witches, and stepping on cracks while we finished with a 2nd hour of good luck, positive vibes, and just general sunlight to also help all of you get over it if today freaks you out a bit.#feelthegravityFriday the 13th XLIVOct 13, 2023Tracklist (st:rt)Part 1 (00:00)Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes – Bad LuckKelly Finnigan – TroubleAaron Frazer – Bad NewsThe Supremes – Bad Weather (Reflex Revision)Steely Dan – Deacon Blues Part 2 (32:49)Adekunle Gold – SinnerSerebii ft Skud Gambosi – Don't You Feel LuckyArjuna Oakes & Serebii - SatellitesGenevieve York feat Teo Oliveras – Better at Bad ThingsMargot Guryan – I'd Like To See The Bad Guys WinHana Eid – WeirdDehd – LuckyNilufer Yanya – Same Damn LuckDehd - Desire Part 3 (60:36)Aretha Franklin – Dr. Feelgood (Live in The Netherlands, 1968)Etta James – At LastClassics IV – SpookyOsole – Good DayLEISURE – All The Good Times Never DieThe Mighty Bop – Feelin' Good!Beyond Luck – Nature's Meditation feat Keter Darker Part 4 (91:16)Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings – He Said I Can (Live at The Apollo)Emma Donovan & The Putbacks – My GoodnessRichard Swift – Lady LuckBlondage – Lucky Black SkirtJungle – Can't Stop The StarsUniversal Togetherness Band – Lucky Stars 

As broadcast October 12, 2023 with more new jewels than the scale could weigh.  Well, what a difference a couple weeks makes.  When last we were able to do our funk punk soul rock Thursday night, it was seemingly eons ago given the amount of new singles and albums that dropped in the meantime.  Both hours had honestly more than two hours could handle, with new albums out from Alanna Royale, Say She She, CARRTOONS, and Cleo Sol featured in the first hour, and with Dan Lloyd's bumper crop of tracks we discussed the new remix album from Paramore, along with new albums dropping tomorrow from Crosses, Blink 182, and a very exciting lead single from I Don't Know How But They Found Me, who are dropping a new album early next year!#feelthegravitySampled & AMPED ThursdazeOct 12, 2023Tracklist (st:rt)Part 1 - Sampled Funk & Soul (00:00)CARRTOONS feat Haile Supreme – SpaceshipsAlanna Royale – Run AroundSay She She – The WaterIzo Fitzroy – Black InsidesKamaal Williams - Dogtown Part 2 (31:27)Ohio Players – Our Love Has Died The Teskey Brothers – Rain (Live at Red Rocks, 2023)Cleo Sol – DesireNogymx – South of the RiverSirens of Lesbos – Sweet Harmony Hailu Mergia – Yegle Nesh (Live) Part 3 – AMPED with Dan Lloyd (63:09)Sleater-Kinney – HellBlink 182 – Dance With MeSum 41 – LandminesCrosses – Ghost RideParamore – This Is Why (Foals Remix)U2 – Atomic City Part 4 (97:11)English Teacher – Nearly DaffodilsThe Menzingers – Come on HeartacheMe Rex – Infinity Worm Crawlers – Would You Come to My FuneralA. Savage – David's DeadHealth – Sicko Ft. GodfleshI Don't Know How But They Found Me – What Love? 

As broadcast October 11, 2023 with plenty of twang to do your thang.  Tonight Danno & Dunia embark on their first proper round trip in a few weeks' time due to the Chuseok holiday and the Busking World Cup, and this is one both of them have had burning in the pocket for a while now.  Nashville is literally Music City, so whatever genre you're talking about, there's some mind-blowing artist in that area of the audiosphere that is a top notch musician.  From legends like Dolly Parton and Kitty Wells to newer additions to the city's ever-expanding roster of artists in resident like Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys, Alanna Royale, and Charli Adams...there's something for everyone on this one!#feelthegravityROUND TRIP – Nashville (Flight TD109)Oct 11, 2023Tracklist (st:rt)Part 1 (00:00)Allman Brothers Band – Ramblin' ManDolly Parton – JoleneBecca Mancari – Summertime MamaThe Black Keys – Mind EraserBriston Maroney – Freakin' Out On The InterstateBarbara Mandrell - Love Is Thin Ice Part 2 (31:55)Miley Cyrus - Used To Be YoungThe Civil Wars – Poison & WineKitty Wells - It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk AngelsRoy Acuff - The Wabash Cannonball Devon Gilfillian – The Good LifeTim McGraw - Highway Don't Care ft. Taylor Swift, Keith Urban Part 3 (62:12)Charli Adams – Heroes/DyingNoah Cyrus - JulyAlanna Royale – Fall In Love AgainKyshona Armstrong - Worried MindOkey Dokey – Wavy GravyChrome Pony – Ragged Child Part 4 (94:21)Taylor Swift - Blank SpaceNite Tides – Your WindowBlake Shelton- FootlooseBilly Ray Cyrus - Achy Breaky HeartAseul – 모래성 SandcastlesThe Poles (더폴스) – Find me! 

As broadcast October 10, 2023 with plenty of friends in tow.  Tonight we open with David Skimming, the mastermind behind the Lunar Isles project, which has made some of the best guitar-centric surf dreams in indie anywhere over the past few years, not just in Korea.  His latest is a lovely upbeat affair that is the perfect way to get back into the mode after the Busking World Cup and a bevvy of holidays here in Korea.  After that, we had plenty of friends to ride with tonight, as Broken Baby, Scoobert Doobert, and Otis Kane all had fresh cuts to feature in part one, and there was plenty more in store after that with notable joints just out from Masego, Meernaa, veronicavon, Kevin Abstract, and a slew of other worthies, including a great new album from Norwegian cinematic instrumental outfit Orion's Belte called Women, which is absolutely superb and full of surprises.#feelthegravityUTR 10/10/2023Under The RadarTracklist (st:rt)Part 1 (00:00)Lunar Isles – ArrivalScoobert Doobert – All I NeedWild Nothing – Dial ToneBroken Baby – Ugly Polo & Pan – ChamallowKraak & Smaak feat Otis Kane – Ready for YaIzyBeats w/ Masego & Toian – Tipsy  Part 2 (33:04)Meernaa – Love Is GoodRobohands – DrivenHoly Hive & The Shacks – Middle of the NightMndsgn – MakeUsuper natural lime – The Boat Pelicat – Safe & Soundveronicavon - Dreamgirl Part 3 (61:13)Katie Ferrara – Loud and ProudHoneywhip – PolaroidKevin Abstract – Blanket bed bug guru – Tightrope Born Days – DreamsA Beacon School – Mantra  Part 4 (91:16)Busty & The Bass feat Son Little – Give Me A SmileHala – Run to YouPrateek Kuhad – MulaqatLake Street Dive feat Madison Cunningham – Neighbor SongGeorgia Gets By – Fish Bird Baby BoyOrions Belte feat Oyvind Torvund – I Will Always Miss YouOrions Belte feat Louien – When You're Gone I'll Be Gone

As broadcast October 7, 2023 with plenty of good tunes and good people in tow.  Tonight we enter part four of our six chapter Busking World Cup spotlight with a couple of wanderers who have happened to touch down here in Gwangju for the 2nd annual event held in our fair City of Light.  First up is a semi-nomadic artist out of far northern Cairns, Australia named Tessa Devine.  A brilliant singer-songwriter, Tessa Devine actually ended up winning the People's Choice Award at the event as the audience's favorite, and she's certainly a favorite in our hearts as well.  In an interview showing both her very free spirit and tasteful selection process, Devine shouted out some of her favorite Aussie compatriots in an hour of excellent music and an at times uproarious interview.  Hour two we highlighted a rather wild trio making their debut at the Busking World Cup called Music In The Jungle.  The trio of Jacelyn, Katie, and DJ 2Shay certainly were one of more original artists on the roster this year, with a repertoire that included live paintings made with each appearance.  Katie and 2Shay literally came straight into the studio with luggage and everything in tow fresh off their flight, and the trio took us through a selection of tunes from their favorite audio compadres in the world along with their roots in Canada and the place they met in Costa Rica.#feelthegravityBusking World Cup 2023 Special #42023.10.07Tracklist (st:rt)Part 1 with Tessa Devine (00:00)Tessa Devine – It's YouRob Howe – CarolinaTullara – Better Hold OnTones and I – Fly AwayFelipe Baldomir – YouLT – Act Your Age Part 2 (33:15)Tessa Devine – WildAmber Reid – Side LinedThe Dreggs – You and MeMardi Wilson – SaltyGreta Stanley – It's Cool to Be in LoveKim Churchill – Window to the Sky Part 3 with Music In The Jungle (63:55)Jacelyn – FoolLeh-lo – Patience Zig ZagNya Marquez – 7 ElevenDonavon Lee Carpenter – Born to Love YouMan Crush – Don't Be Trippin'Editus feat Manuel Monestel – Cahuita Is a Beautiful Place Part 4 (96:40)Jacelyn feat Asha – Kaleidoscope GRiZ – Mystik DubClari Sol – Yin YangEddy Ruyter – DaydreamPanArmonia – Oli Gis AnthizeiGwen McCrae feat Ferry Ultra – Let Me Do My Thang (dOP remix)*

As broadcast October 8, 2023 with plenty of variety for everyone.  Tonight we welcomed a very wild and worldly collective named Famous Japanese to take over hour one of the show.  We talked with their Berlin-based lead singer Nanako in the studio as the band took us on a rousing trip through their influences, which include traditional Japanese folk songs, Turkish and Middle Eastern vibes, and so much more.  It's honestly hard to even know who or what shows up when the band is in town, as they can morph up to eight members and we cannot recommend their show in Seoul this coming week with No.1 Korean, as that should be a very unique experience.  Speaking of unique, our second hour we welcomed Melbourne-based vocalist Tanya George, who discussed her appearances on The Voice Australia along with support from the Lord Mayor herself!  An incredibly interesting look into Tanya George's creative process with influences listed from Billie Eilish, Jamiroquai, Florence + The Machine, and more famous names along with local Aussie shouts for AKOSIA, Blush'ko and Tayana Taylor in the process.#feelthegravityBusking World Cup 2023 Special #52023.10.08Tracklist (st:rt)Part 1 with Famous Japanese (00:00)Famous Japanese – Famous JapaneseSayuri Ishikawa – Tsugaru Strait/Winter SceneryKula Shaker – Govinda Ismail Kivrak – MastikaIkuzo Yoshi – We're going to TokyoPink Lady – Pink Typhoon (In The Navy)Gultekin Ekrem – Damat Oyunu Part 2 (35:07)Famous Japanese – ABUDAEBIBeats Antique – EgypticDALI – Moonlight LegendNo.1 Korean – RosaTOSH – Something's WrongKen Matsudaira - Ken EDM Part 3 with Tanya George (66:15)Tanya George – WoodlandBillie Eilish – What Was I Made For?AKOSIA – GOErykah Badu – AppletreeBlush'ko – Know You Better Part 4 (97:22)Tanya George – WelcomeFlorence + The Machine – You've Got The LoveAriana Grande – Into YouH.E.R. – Focus Jamiroquai – Virtual InsanityTeyana Taylor – Gonna Love Me 

As broadcast October 9, 2023 with plenty of good vibes in tow for the festival hangover.  Tonight, in our final edition of the Busking World Cup Special Series, we welcomed two very talented artists to the studio for a heavy dose of folk, classics, and just downright sunshine as one of the best ongoing events in Gwangju wraps its 2nd edition.  First hour we welcomed Pompey native folk singer Sam Brothers to the show, who not only is the spitting image of David Bowie and Mick Jagger's long-rumored love child, but also took us on a journey of influences across a variety of eras and styles.  For our final busking guests of the week, we welcomed Steph and Georgie Fisher, who are the Sydney-born Berlin-based duo that comprise Sissos.  Much like their own places of connection in this world, they showcased some of their friends from both places, and talked about the duality of family and artistry in a fascinating and exceedingly funny interview to wrap the week properly.#feelthegravityBusking World Cup 2023 Special #62023.10.09Tracklist (st:rt) Part 1 with Sam Brothers (00:00)Sam Brothers – Still I'm Here, As AlwaysColter Wall – The Devil Wears A Suite and Tie (Original 16 Brewery Sessions)Sonny Terry – Key To The Highway (Live at Sugar Hill)Devendra Banhart – Now That I KnowVan Morrison – Star of the County DownJoanna Newsom – Easy  Part 2 (37:56)Sam Brothers – Gwangju Busking World Cup App VideoBob Dylan – On More Cup of CoffeeJoni Mitchell – CaliforniaJeff Buckley – GracePlanxty – As I Roved Out Part 3 with Sissos (69:08)Sissos – You Can't Have BothJessie Monk – Gets Me DownStu Larsen – Lost in a HazeJoe Mungovan – Soaking Up The SunshineSonny Casey – A Thousand Setting SunsMichael Brinkworth – Good Old Feeling Part 4 (1:43:10)Sissos – Leave My Dreams for MeFirst Aid Kit – My Silver LiningLucas Laufen – WeatheringJulia Jacklin – ComfortJudy Blank – KaraokePaul Kelly – To Her Door

As broadcast October 6, 2023 with plenty of gregarious laughs along the way.  Tonight we welcomed two great Europe-based artists to the show as our Busking World Cup celebration continues into day three.  First up, we welcomed Dutch-Indonesian Dublin-based artist Jacob Koopman, who is the only artist in the world who has featured in both editions of Gwangju's famed celebration of street players everywhere.  Jacob talked about his transition from being a drummer to guitarist, showed a bit of his metal side, and talked some of the music that has inspired his own sound since moving into the multi-instrumentalist realm.  For the second hour, we welcomed a trio of internationalist legends in Diogo Picao, Olmo Marin, and Juninho Ibituruna to the studio for a lot of laughs and an exploration of their friends doing amazing things back home in Lisbon, and the absolutely unbelievable local legend that Juninho is in the Portuguese capital.#feelthegravityBusking World Cup 2023 Special #32023.10.06Tracklist (st:rt)Part 1 with Jacob Koopman (00:00)Jacob Koopman feat Neolithic – Tell meJakub Zytecki – Light a Fire (Fight a Liar)brakence – rosier/punk2Sueco – LoserSaibh Skelly feat Jacob Koopman – Is Your Bedroom Ceiling BoredDaisy Chute – London's On Fire Part 2 (31:46)Jacob Koopman – Weight of the WavePolyphia – Playing GodPolyphia feat Sophia Black – ABCDiogo Picão – Ais ou Menos Josiah & The Bonnevilles – Chronically Cautious (Country vers)Futurescape feat Dani Barilli – wake me up Part 3 with Diogo Picão (62:31)Diogo Picão - Palavras CarasSambacalao - Deu à CostaOrquestra Latinidade – CajóCristina Clara - Lua Nicolás Farruggia - Olho d'águaLuca Argel -  Gentrificasamba Part 4 (1:40:03)Diogo Picão - Credo João Pires – CAÊDandara - Para um amor em ParisNancy Vieira - Peca sem dorJhon Douglas – NeuzianaTcheka - Storia Estrada

As broadcast October 5, 2023 with plenty of love left over for all buskers everywhere.  Tonight we had another pair of exclusive interviews with current contestants at this year's Gwangju Busking World Cup.  First up is a very talented singer-songwriter in Daisy Chute, an American-British singer-songwriter born in Scotland now based in London.  Her playlist is a collection of artists she works with and respects highly, a collection of gorgeous organic indie folk and ambient orchestral soundscapes.  For hour 2, we welcomed an internationalist quartet based in Barcelona in S. Taki, who are led by Sergio Taki and accompanied by Nacho Padron, Diego Gonzalez, and Tommy Min.  All the members hail from different places in the world but work with one heart and mind, creating a multi-genre cumbia-centered sound in their work.  Great discussions with both of these very talented artists to watch out for at this year's Busking World Cup!#feelthegravityBusking World Cup 2023 Special #22023.10.05Tracklist (st:rt)Part 1 with Daisy Chute (00:00)Daisy Chute – Lion Eyesmidori jaeger – Breeze (Acoustic)Hannah White – Chains of OursMichele Stodart – Push & PullLady Nade – Everything Is FreeJacob Koopman – Ego  Part 2 (37:30)Daisy Chute feat Hannah Brine – Spirit of the Singers (Live)Beth Nielsen Chapman – This KissLara Eidi – SunFern Maddie – Ca' the YowesFlo Perlin – BaghdadMatt Kent feat Daisy Chute – Fly to You Part 3 with S. Taki (69:06)S. Taki – La SemilleraXavier Rudd – Follow The SunCelia Cruz – La Vida Es Un CarnavalManu Chao – Bongo BongRuben Blades – Amor y Control Part 4 (1:44:15)S. Taki – Verde RayaoLos Angeles Azules – Como Te Voy A Olvidar  Alonso Del Rio – Viejo TamborBad Religion – Sorrow 

Bonus episode #068 - The sixth spot Episode description The bonus series is back! Join Andrew as he shares a story about his recent adventure down south in Gwangju, where he caught up with friends and tackled a challenging half marathon along a scenic forest road. Plus, in the vocabulary lesson, Andrew will teach you a useful English idiom: "To snore your head off." Study with the interactive transcript here: Listen to the interview with Indiana here: Join the Culips Discord server here: Details about the Culips course: