Podcast appearances and mentions of kim seon

Kim Seon-Hyang, ‘Water Snake' - Translated by Darcy Paquet and Sun Kyoung Yoon from Korean by Modern Poetry in Translation Magazine

Lewat film garapan Park Hoon-jung (New World, The Witch: Part 1 & Part 2, Night in Paradise) yang penuh kejar-kejaran seru ini, Kim Seon-ho coba menaikkan kelas aktingnya. Jadi pembunuh bayaran misterius, berhasilkah Seon-ho lepas dari image anak baik yang telah lekat dengan karakter-karakternya di drakor? Simak ulasan Krishna tentang The Childe yang juga menandai debut Seon-ho di film.

Beep, CC, and special guest Heide dive deep into the series finale of Netflix kdrama worldwide hit Hometown Cha Cha Cha starring Shin Min-a and Kim Seon-ho.“People belong with other people.” The finale of Hometown Cha Cha Cha begins with a community mourning together and ends with the celebration of a wedding. Throughout these highs and lows, the final message is about the importance of community. The series finale is a rare, earned television happy ending that rewards the characters and the audience for the show's emotional journey.--Visit our website at streamingbanshees.com and subscribe to our newsletter so you'll never miss any updates. On the site, you'll also find brilliant discussions on many other shows from some awesome and very smart people. There's even a place for you to submit your own posts.Twitter: @TVBansheesIntro music: “Homehouse,” courtesy of Delicates. Produced by Sophia Kurzius.

Beep, CC, and special guest Erin Brown dive deep in the second of a two part discussion about episode fifteen of Netflix kdrama worldwide hit Hometown Cha Cha Cha starring Shin Min-a and Kim Seon-ho.The dramatic climax of Hometown Cha Cha Cha consists of a series of startlingly honest and direct conversations in which characters reckon with the past. Beautiful writing, directing, and acting culminate in a rare exploration of human beings bravely seeking to be known by one another.Please note that this is a rewatch podcast, so each episode contains spoilers for the entire series.Read more of Erin Brown's writing at https://www.mythconception.net.--Visit our website at streamingbanshees.com and subscribe to our newsletter so you'll never miss any updates. On the site, you'll also find brilliant discussions on many other shows from some awesome and very smart people. There's even a place for you to submit your own posts.Transcripts are also available on our site.Twitter: @TVBansheesIntro music: “Homehouse,” courtesy of Delicates. Produced by Sophia Kurzius.

Beep, CC, and special guest Erin Brown dive deep in this first of a two part discussion about episode fifteen of Netflix kdrama worldwide hit Hometown Cha Cha Cha starring Shin Min-a and Kim Seon-ho.Hometown Cha Cha Cha is a show about the puzzle of people with the mystery of Hong Du-sik, aka Chief Hong, at the center. As the story finally unveils what happened to Du-sik, the format of the episode asks the audience to engage in critical thinking and show empathy towards more than one point of view. Trauma is explored in groundbreaking ways to emphasize the importance of love, compassion, and community. Please note that this is a rewatch podcast, so each episode contains spoilers for the entire series. Read more of Erin Brown's writing at https://www.mythconception.net.--Visit our website at streamingbanshees.com and subscribe to our newsletter so you'll never miss any updates. On the site, you'll also find brilliant discussions on many other shows from some awesome and very smart people. There's even a place for you to submit your own posts.Transcripts are also available on our site.Twitter: @TVBansheesIntro music: “Homehouse,” courtesy of Delicates. Produced by Sophia Kurzius.

Beep, CC, and special guest Toni Maggio dive deep into episode fourteen of Netflix kdrama worldwide hit Hometown Cha Cha Cha starring Shin Min-a and Kim Seon-ho.“Wisdom teeth stay hidden for a long time without showing any symptoms…. I recommend that you bravely dig it out rather than keep your pain hidden.” This wisdom applies to many characters who grapple with being honest about long hidden truths as the community of Gongjin supports them. Even as the story takes a turn into exploring the source of Hong Du-sik's trauma, community remains a lighthouse in the dark.Please note that this is a rewatch podcast, so each episode contains spoilers for the entire series. --Visit our website at streamingbanshees.com and subscribe to our newsletter so you'll never miss any updates. On the site, you'll also find brilliant discussions on many other shows from some awesome and very smart people. There's even a place for you to submit your own posts.Transcripts are also available on our site.Twitter: @TVBansheesIntro music: “Homehouse,” courtesy of Delicates. Produced by Sophia Kurzius.

Beep, CC, and special guest Heide dive deep into episode thirteen of Netflix kdrama worldwide hit Hometown Cha Cha Cha starring Shin Min-a and Kim Seon-ho.In episode thirteen, a typhoon is not the only storm to hit the residents of Gongjin. Through the lens of five relationships, writer Shin Ha-eun and director Yu Je-won explore the idea that the heart is like a garden – seeds of faith or resentment are planted through action or inaction. In particular, the episode gives voice to women asserting how they expect to be treated by their partners. And like Chief Hong's homemade wine, whether something will prove sweet with time depends on how well a relationship is cared for. Please note that this is a rewatch podcast, so each episode contains spoilers for the entire series. --Visit our website at streamingbanshees.com and subscribe to our newsletter so you'll never miss any updates. On the site, you'll also find brilliant discussions on many other shows from some awesome and very smart people. There's even a place for you to submit your own posts.Transcripts are also available on our site.Twitter: @TVBansheesIntro music: “Homehouse,” courtesy of Delicates. Produced by Sophia Kurzius.

Beep, CC, and special guest Toni Maggio dive deep into episode twelve of Netflix kdrama worldwide hit Hometown Cha Cha Cha starring Shin Min-a and Kim Seon-ho.An inspiration for Chief Hong's character, Henry David Thoreau, wrote that “[w]e communicate like the burrows of foxes, in silence and darkness, underground. We are undermined by faith and love.” Writer Shin Ha-eun and director Yu Je-won explore the challenge of engaging in honest communication as the residents of Gongjin discover that they are as much mysteries to themselves as each other. Please note that this is a rewatch podcast, so each episode contains spoilers for the entire series. --Visit our website at streamingbanshees.com and subscribe to our newsletter so you'll never miss any updates. On the site, you'll also find brilliant discussions on many other shows from some awesome and very smart people. There's even a place for you to submit your own posts.Transcripts are also available on our site.Twitter: @TVBansheesIntro music: “Homehouse,” courtesy of Delicates. Produced by Sophia Kurzius.

Beep, CC, and special guest Heide dive deep into episode eleven of Netflix kdrama worldwide hit Hometown Cha Cha Cha (starring Shin Min-a and Kim Seon-ho).Jane Austen once observed that “we are all fools in love.” In this episode, writer Shin Ha-eun and director Yoo Je-won explore the highs and lows of falling in love as the head over heels Yoon Hye-jin and Chief Hong begin dating while others in Gongjin nurse their broken hearts. But even while executing masterful romantic comedy, episode eleven carefully foreshadows the exploration of trauma and intimacy to come. Please note that this is a rewatch podcast, so each episode contains spoilers for the entire series. --Visit our website at streamingbanshees.com and subscribe to our newsletter so you'll never miss any updates. On the site, you'll also find brilliant discussions on many other shows from some awesome and very smart people. There's even a place for you to submit your own posts.Transcripts are also available on our site.Twitter: @TVBansheesIntro music: “Homehouse,” courtesy of Delicates. Produced by Sophia Kurzius.

[Spoiler Alert] Grace discusses the show Start-Up (2020, tvN) starring Bae Suzy of Miss A, Nam Joo-hyuk, Kim Seon-ho and Kang Han-na. She discusses the unconvincing love triangle in the show, wonders what Dal-mi's real dream is, and the show's relatable illustration of imposter syndrome among young people trying to pursue their dream career despite their lack of resources and experiences. Grace's guest is LA-based artist Joe Biel (@joebiel20 on Instagram) who originally hails from Iowa. They discuss Joe's upbringing by two musicians, starting art classes as a young boy, the darkness and lightness of tough learning, grounding, channeling the spirit through creativity, overcoming addiction, coping with trauma, the artist's imposter syndrome, and BTS fandom. Follow @KDramaSchool on Instagram, Twitter and TikTok. Visit kdramachool.com to learn more. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kdramaschool/support

[Spoiler Alert] Grace discusses the show Start-Up (2020, tvN) starring Bae Suzy of Miss A, Nam Joo-hyuk, Kim Seon-ho and Kang Han-na. She discusses the unconvincing love triangle in the show, wonders what Dal-mi's real dream is, and the show's relatable illustration of imposter syndrome among young people trying to pursue their dream career despite their lack of resources and experiences. Grace's guest is LA-based artist Joe Biel (@joebiel20 on Instagram) who originally hails from Iowa. They discuss Joe's upbringing by two musicians, starting art classes as a young boy, the darkness and lightness of tough learning, grounding, channeling the spirit through creativity, overcoming addiction, coping with trauma, the artist's imposter syndrome, and BTS fandom. Follow @KDramaSchool on Instagram, Twitter and TikTok. Visit kdramachool.com to learn more.

Part Two of Beep, CC & novelist Jenna Levine's deep dive into episode ten of Netflix kdrama worldwide hit Hometown Cha Cha Cha (starring Shin Min-a and Kim Seon-ho).From moving emotional intimacy to brilliantly executed sweeping romantic moments, episode ten of Hometown Cha Cha Cha is one of the most masterful examples of character driven romantic storytelling in recent memory. Please note that this is a rewatch podcast, so each episode contains spoilers for the entire series. Jenna Levine's forthcoming novel My Roommate Is A Vampire will be available in Fall 2023 from Berkley Romance/Penguin Randam House. You can visit her website for more details here: https://www.sarahjlevine.com--Visit our website at streamingbanshees.com and subscribe to our newsletter so you'll never miss any updates. On the site, you'll also find brilliant discussions on many other shows from some awesome and very smart people. There's even a place for you to submit your own posts.Transcripts are also available on our site.Twitter: @TVBansheesIntro music: “Homehouse,” courtesy of Delicates.

Beep, CC & novelist Jenna Levine dive deep into episode ten of Netflix kdrama worldwide hit Hometown Cha Cha Cha (starring Shin Min-a and Kim Seon-ho).From moving emotional intimacy to brilliantly executed sweeping romantic moments, episode ten of Hometown Cha Cha Cha is one of the most masterful examples of character driven romantic storytelling in recent memory. Please note that this is a rewatch podcast, so each episode contains spoilers for the entire series. Jenna Levine's forthcoming novel My Roommate Is A Vampire will be available in Fall 2023 from Berkley Romance/Penguin Random House. You can visit her website for more details here: https://www.sarahjlevine.com--Visit our website at streamingbanshees.com and subscribe to our newsletter so you'll never miss any updates. On the site, you'll also find brilliant discussions on many other shows from some awesome and very smart people. There's even a place for you to submit your own posts.Transcripts are also available on our site.Twitter: @TVBansheesIntro music: “Homehouse,” courtesy of Delicates.

Beep & CC chat with New York Times bestselling author Christie Golden about Netflix kdrama worldwide hit Hometown Cha Cha Cha (starring Shin Min-a and Kim Seon-ho).From character archetypes to subverting tropes to building a mystery, Christie Golden brings her insight as a writer of over fifty novels to this celebration of Shin Ha-eun's masterful storytelling.Please note that this is a rewatch podcast, so each episode contains spoilers for the entire series. --Visit our website at streamingbanshees.com and subscribe to our newsletter so you'll never miss any updates. On the site, you'll also find brilliant discussions on many other shows from some awesome and very smart people. There's even a place for you to submit your own posts.Transcripts are also available on our site.Twitter: @TVBansheesIntro music: “Homehouse,” courtesy of Delicates.

Beep, CC, and special guest Toni Maggio of television recap blog “Toni Watches” dive deep into episode nine of Netflix kdrama worldwide hit Hometown Cha Cha Cha (starring Shin Min-a and Kim Seon-ho).“The past is in the past.” Episode nine explores characters across Gongjin talking in circles as if they are actors in the collection of plays by Eugène Ionesco that Chief Hong is reading. Meeting the parents while pretending to be in a fake relationship raises the possibility of real connection for Chief Hong and Hye-jin. A rewatch deepens the meaning behind Chief Hong's consideration of whether he is “worthy” of happiness.Please note that this is a rewatch podcast, so each episode contains spoilers for the entire series. Toni Watches recaps can be found at: https://toniwatches.com/--Visit our website at streamingbanshees.com and subscribe to our newsletter so you'll never miss any updates. On the site, you'll also find brilliant discussions on many other shows from some awesome and very smart people. There's even a place for you to submit your own posts.Transcripts are also available on our site.Twitter: @TVBansheesIntro music: “Homehouse,” courtesy of Delicates. Produced by Sophia Kurzius.

Beep and CC dive deep into episode eight of Netflix kdrama worldwide hit Hometown Cha Cha Cha (starring Shin Min-a and Kim Seon-ho).“I am the chief of this town.” Chief Hong copes with layers of burgeoning discomfort with Director Ji's presence in Gongjin. Acts of care and empathy preview the deeper themes of the transformative power of community and that we never know what is going on in the lives of those around us.Please note that this is a rewatch podcast, so each episode contains spoilers for the entire series. --Visit our website at streamingbanshees.com and subscribe to our newsletter so you'll never miss any updates. On the site, you'll also find brilliant discussions on many other shows from some awesome and very smart people. There's even a place for you to submit your own posts.Transcripts are also available on our site.Twitter: @TVBansheesIntro music: “Homehouse,” courtesy of Delicates. Produced by Sophia Kurzius.

Beep and CC dive deep into episode seven of Netflix kdrama worldwide hit Hometown Cha Cha Cha (starring Shin Min-a and Kim Seon-ho).“Love triangles seem to be the new trend in Gongjin.” On first watch, it seemed like writer Shin Ha-eun was simply kicking the love triangles of this show into high gear. But a rewatch reveals that Hometown Cha Cha Cha plays a meticulous long game in answering the three mysteries of Gongjin. Please note that this is a rewatch podcast, so each episode contains spoilers for the entire series. --Visit our website at streamingbanshees.com and subscribe to our newsletter so you'll never miss any updates. On the site, you'll also find brilliant discussions on many other shows from some awesome and very smart people. There's even a place for you to submit your own posts.Transcripts are also available on our site.Twitter: @TVBansheesIntro music: “Homehouse,” courtesy of Delicates. Produced by Sophia Kurzius.

Beep and CC dive deep into episode six of Netflix kdrama worldwide hit Hometown Cha Cha Cha (starring Shin Min-a and Kim Seon-ho).“Your words don't match your actions.” This is true for both Chief Hong and Hye-jin as they navigate the emotional aftermath of denying a kiss. From referencing Leo Tolstoy's What Men Live By to a surprise kpop concert, writer Shin Ha-eun explores how community can serve as a bridge between conflict and reconciliation.Please note that this is a rewatch podcast, so each episode contains spoilers for the entire series. --Visit our website at streamingbanshees.com and subscribe to our newsletter so you'll never miss any updates. On the site, you'll also find brilliant discussions on many other shows from some awesome and very smart people. There's even a place for you to submit your own posts.Transcripts are also available on our site.Twitter: @TVBansheesIntro music: “Homehouse,” courtesy of Delicates. Produced by Sophia Kurzius.

Beep, CC, and special guest Bubbles dive deep into episode five of Netflix kdrama worldwide hit Hometown Cha Cha Cha (starring Shin Min-a and Kim Seon-ho).Writer Shin Ha-eun explores conflicting points of view between Chief Hong and Hye-jin on everything from what happened last night to their definitions of success. Please note that this is a rewatch podcast, so each episode contains spoilers for the entire series. --Visit our website at streamingbanshees.com and subscribe to our newsletter so you'll never miss any updates. On the site, you'll also find brilliant discussions on many other shows from some awesome and very smart people. There's even a place for you to submit your own posts.Transcripts are also available on our site.Twitter: @TVBansheesIntro music: “Homehouse,” courtesy of Delicates.

**SPOILER ALERT!! for the full series** Beep, CC, and special guest Emma (@EmmaB_Videos) dive deep into episode four of Netflix kdrama worldwide hit Hometown Cha Cha Cha (starring Shin Min-a and Kim Seon-ho).Writer Shin Ha-eun explores how a community should support women in the Me Too era, friendships old and new are explored, and Hye-jin and Chief Hong begin their long journey towards emotional intimacy.Please note that this is a rewatch podcast, so each episode contains spoilers for the entire series. Find Emma's awesome video edits on her Youtube Channel: Emma B. Videos--Visit our website at streamingbanshees.com and subscribe to our newsletter so you'll never miss any updates. On the site, you'll also find brilliant discussions on many other shows from some awesome and very smart people. There's even a place for you to submit your own posts.Transcripts are also available on our site.Twitter: @TVBansheesIntro music: “Homehouse,” courtesy of Delicates.

Beep and CC dive deep into episode three of Netflix kdrama worldwide hit Hometown Cha Cha Cha (starring Shin Min-a and Kim Seon-ho).“No one but you knows how painful it is.” Past losses lurk just under the surface as Hye-jin and Chief Hong take a road trip and help Gam-ri. Hye-jin begins to lay down her spikes but the twist is that there are two hedgehogs in this story.Please note that this is a rewatch podcast, so each episode contains spoilers for the entire series. --Visit our website at streamingbanshees.com and subscribe to our newsletter so you'll never miss any updates. On the site, you'll also find brilliant discussions on many other shows from some awesome and very smart people. There's even a place for you to submit your own posts.Transcripts are also available on our site.Twitter: @TVBansheesIntro music: “Homehouse,” courtesy of Delicates.

SPOILER ALERT! This is a REWATCH podcast and we talk about each episode in the context of the whole show. Finish the show, then come back and hang out.Beep and CC dive deep into episode two of Netflix kdrama worldwide hit Hometown Cha Cha Cha (starring Shin Min-a and Kim Seon-ho). Gongjin becomes a fully realized place teeming with three dimensional characters. A mistake previews series-long themes about regret and atonement. --Visit our website at streamingbanshees.com and subscribe to our newsletter so you'll never miss any updates. On the site, you'll also find brilliant discussions on many other shows from some awesome and very smart people. There's even a place for you to submit your own posts.Transcripts are also available on our site.Twitter: @TVBansheesIntro music: “Homehouse,” courtesy of Delicates.

SPOILER ALERT! This is a REWATCH podcast and we talk about each episode in the context of the whole show. Finish the show, then come back and hang out.Beep and CC dive deep into episode one of Netflix kdrama worldwide hit Hometown Cha Cha Cha (starring Shin Min-a and Kim Seon-ho).We meet Ms. Dentist, Chief Hong, Gongjin, and celebrate a perfect romantic comedy set up in the spirit of Jane Austen and Shakespeare, while foreshadowing the themes to come. --Visit our website at streamingbanshees.com and subscribe to our newsletter so you'll never miss any updates. On the site, you'll also find brilliant discussions on many other shows from some awesome and very smart people. There's even a place for you to submit your own posts.Transcripts are also available on our site.Twitter: @TVBansheesIntro music: “Homehouse,” courtesy of Delicates.

SPOILER ALERT! This is a REWATCH podcast and we talk about each episode in the context of the whole show. Finish the show, then come back and hang out.Beep and CC dive deep into the connections between Netflix kdrama worldwide hit Hometown Cha Cha Cha (starring Shin Min-a and Kim Seon-ho) and the classic work of American literature Walden, by Henry David Thoreau. From the character of Chief Hong to the themes of loss and finding new purpose to the focus on natural beauty, Hometown Cha Cha Cha is a powerful contemporary reexamination of Walden set in a 21st century seaside Korean village.Visit our website at streamingbanshees.com and subscribe so you'll never miss any updates. There, you'll also find brilliant discussions on other shows from some awesome and very smart people. There's even a place for you to submit your own posts.Transcripts are also available on our site.Twitter: @TVBansheesIntro music: “Homehouse,” courtesy of Delicates.

SPOILER ALERT! This is a REWATCH podcast and we talk about each episode in the context of the whole show. Finish the show, then come back and hang out.Beep and CC preview Streaming Banshees' upcoming rewatch of Netflix kdrama worldwide hit Hometown Cha Cha Cha (starring Shin Min-a and Kim Seon-ho) and Apple TV's award winning Ted Lasso (starring Jason Sudeikis and Hannah Waddingham) -- and why these are the stories that brought us hope in the midst of a pandemic.Visit our website at streamingbanshees.com and subscribe to our newsletter so you'll never miss any of our updates. Our website is also the place where you'll find brilliant discussions on many other shows from some awesome and very smart people. There's even a place for you to submit your own posts.Transcripts are also available on our site.Twitter: @TVBansheesIntro music: “Homehouse,” courtesy of Delicates.

November brings a lot of new dramas to sample. Apple TV+ releases Dr Brain and Netflix brings you another short, hellish series by the director of Train to Busan - Hellbound. We also talk about the conversation around Kim Seon-ho in the last month and our personal belief that it should never have been a public discourse. LINKS: Wish Anisa luck on her job as a podcast producer https://twitter.com/anisakhalifa_ (@anisakhalifa_) Listen to Anisa onhttps://t.co/qvYIPTO0uG?amp=1 ( US national radio representing DOF)! TIMESTAMPS: 00:05:08 Kim Seon-ho and Internet discourse NOVEMBER DRAMAS 00:15:30 Melancholia 00:25:40 Dr. Brain 00:30:23 Happiness 00:36:59 Let Me Be Your Knight 00:41:42 Idol: the Coup 00:45:49 Secret Royal Investigator & Joy 00:50:07 Now, We Are Breaking Up 00:59:33The Red Cuff Sleeve 01:08:45 School 2021 01:17:23 Hellbound 01:21:22 One Ordinary Day https://mailchi.mp/da35d1e06207/dramas-over-flowers-newsletter (Join our newsletter for monthly updates) and podcast episode roundups! OTHER EPISODES WE THINK YOU'LL LIKE: https://player.captivate.fm/episode/cd167819-60ab-4153-9491-f2b3e1243a75 (Episode 90): Where we go in depth about school bullying & fan culture in South Korea https://player.captivate.fm/episode/802322e2-a5eb-4c86-9b16-ad4242b73d3e (Episode 111): Check this for October kdrama premieres! Our Beloved Patrons: egads, Steven, Lia W., Hades, Gracefulegg, Divina, Saoirse10, MCG, Humbledaisy, Eunice Choi, Jojo, Rue, k8ekol, mindy, Liliana, Edyth, Marcia, unatuna, Dr. Chi, Lesley H, G. K, Lynette, Vani, Helena, Staci, Hanna, Eazal, Natalie, Sarah Hope, Frances, David F, Yu Jin Young, Julia, O'Lakes, Foongy L., Lindsey, sah fa, Dianne, MelG, Anonymous Otter, Fredrika, D. Nguyen, SB, aebell, ingat kayo, and latest additions to our Patreon fam: Kitty C., DJ, Arlene F., Keisha Watson, Jessie, W. Wallace, and Ronda H.J.! Thank you, we love you! ❤︎ Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/dramasoverflow (@dramasoverflow) and Instagram https://www.instagram.com/dramasoverflowers_/ (@dramasoverflowers_). Email us at dramasoverflowers@gmail.com. https://www.patreon.com/dramasoverflowers (Support us on Patreon) or by leaving a review on the podcast app of your choice, or simply by telling your friends. Dramas Over Flowers is part of thehttps://frolic.media/podcasts/ ( Frolic Podcast Network). This episode was edited by Paroma

Dr. Grace Jung does all of the things. She's a professional comedian, poet, filmmaker, and so much more. She wrote her PhD dissertation in Cinema and Media Studies at UCLA about Korean media and is in the process of turning it into a book. We talked about so many things that I have to cut it into two episodes! In this episode, we discuss Kim Seon-ho of Hometown Cha Cha Cha and Start-up fame and his very public scandal. We also discuss Dave Chappelle's latest special in which he fails to tell us some jokes. She tells us how we can get our lives in Kdramaland and I am here for it! We solve all the problems of the world with our discussion #MeToo. Where is our Nobel Peace Prize? #kimseonho #cancelculture #kdrama #woke #davechappelle Watch the video of the interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGkRfQqgi7Y&t=104s Go see Grace perform! Her website: https://aechjay.com/Twitter: @aechjay Kdramaschool podcast: https://www.kdramaschool.com/Twitter: @kdramaschool My info: Twitter: @chinyereosuji Getting Woke audio podcast: https://anchor.fm/drchi --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/drchi/message

In this episode Sam and Noelle talk about Halloween in Korea, Korea beginning to open up, more Korean Netflix shows, Animal Crossing, the best hair stylist for foreigners in Seoul, whether Koreans can understand Japanese, Korean beliefs in ghosts and demons, Korean views on dating orphans and children of divorced parents, the recent Hometown Cha Cha Cha scandal, and much more!!!!TRIGGER WARNING BELOW!!CHAPTERS00:00:26 Intro/ Halloween in Korea00:12:01 Korea begins process to open up00:21:12 Korean Netflix show updates (My Name, Sweet Home)00:26:40 Noelle gets back into Animal Crossing00:35:33 @thedays_dean (Hongdae's favorite hair stylist for foreigners)00:39:32 Sam is turning into an E-boy00:40:16 Question 1: Can Koreans understand Japanese?00:50:39 Question 2: Do Koreans believe in ghosts?01:03:25 Question 3: How do Koreans view dating orphans and children of divorced parents?01:07:27 Classism and Elitism in Korean dating?01:10:39 - 01:16:26 !!!TRIGGER WARNING: ABORTION!!! Kim Seon-ho's name cleared in recent scandal01:17:38 Outro

[Spoiler Alert] In this episode of K-Drama School, Grace discusses the show Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha (tvN, 2021). She addresses Kim Seon-ho's scandal, and how to pick up the pieces in the aftermath of #MeToo to find healing. Grace's guest is Leah Steuer, PhD Candidate at the University of Wisconsin-Madison who specializes in television audience studies and affect theory. Leah is also Grace's old friend from back in the UCLA master's degree days in Los Angeles. They start out by discussing The Many Saints of Newark (2021) (spoilers ahead) and The Sopranos (spoilers ahead), then dive into academia and graduate school stresses, adjuncting, the impossibility of capitalist expectations, meaningful living, affect theory, charting new research terrains methodologically in audience studies, Foucault's acid trip in Death Valley through the help of Dr. Simeon Wade, Bob Balaban, Ray Liotta, self-doubt, imposter syndrome and mental health. Comedian Ai Yoshihara (@aiyoshihara3 on Instagram) closes out with some hilarious answers to Grace's flashcard questions based on Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha. Follow @KDramaSchool on Instagram, Twitter and TikTok. Visit kdramachool.com to learn more. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kdramaschool/support

[Spoiler Alert] In this episode of K-Drama School, Grace discusses the show Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha (tvN, 2021). She addresses Kim Seon-ho's scandal, and how to pick up the pieces in the aftermath of #MeToo to find healing. Grace's guest is Leah Steuer, PhD Candidate at the University of Wisconsin-Madison who specializes in television audience studies and affect theory. Leah is also Grace's old friend from back in the UCLA master's degree days in Los Angeles. They start out by discussing The Many Saints of Newark (2021) (spoilers ahead) and The Sopranos (spoilers ahead), then dive into academia and graduate school stresses, adjuncting, the impossibility of capitalist expectations, meaningful living, affect theory, charting new research terrains methodologically in audience studies, Foucault's acid trip in Death Valley through the help of Dr. Simeon Wade, Bob Balaban, Ray Liotta, self-doubt, imposter syndrome and mental health. Comedian Ai Yoshihara (@aiyoshihara3 on Instagram) closes out with some hilarious answers to Grace's flashcard questions based on Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha. Follow @KDramaSchool on Instagram, Twitter and TikTok. Visit kdramachool.com to learn more.

On this week's episode, Mica and Emily continue to love Kim Seon-ho. They also discuss CL's new album, catch up about the first episode of In the SOOP, and speculate about Permission to Dance on Stage.

Kim and Maddie are still slightly distraught over Hometown Cha Cha Cha coming to an end, but they work past it to record their FULL review. They talk through Hye-jin's character growth in Gongjin, Hong Banjang healing from his traumatic past and the couple's mature, adult relationship (you LOVE to see it). Other discussion topics include: the abundance of children (shout out to the baby who was never seen again iykyk), Kim Seon-ho's RANGE, and the sweetest Halmeoni as well as the loving community of townspeople and working through their individual stories. There also may be way too much gushing over PD-nim sorry not sorry including: mini ranking of outfits and accessories (the glasses though!!!!), how he raised the standard for men, and the NEED for a spin-off kdrama for him and writer Ji-won. This show handled so many sensitive topics in a beautiful and poignant way and it's going to be hard to move on from the sweetest of seaside villages (brb SOBBING). ........... TIME STAMPS: SEOULMIE Name Reveal! (00:38), Welcome, first time listeners! (3:24), The skinny (6:35), ALL THE MVP'S (12:00), Our main ship + all the feels (47:50), Adorable moments from everyone else (1:24:00), Kim Seon-ho acting range appreciation (1:49:24), LOL's (1:57:23), Our leading men's fashion (2:07:39), all aboard the PD-Nim / writer Ji-won ship!! (2:16:05), Weenies (2:27:17), Thoughts on the ending (2:32:24), What's Next for SEOULMATES? (2:52:32)

Korea24 – 2021.10.19. (Tuesday) News Briefing: The Joint Chiefs of Staff(JCS) reported that North Korea fired a ballistic missile into the East Sea on Tuesday morning, adding that they suspect it may have been a short-range submarine-launched ballistic missile(SLBM). South Korea’s National Security Council(NSC) has expressed regret over the latest firing, and the U.S. military denounced the launch, but assessed that it doesn’t pose an immediate threat. (Koo Hee-jin) In-Depth News Analysis: Recent data has shown that the wealth gap is widening among young Koreans. According to Statistics Korea, among Koreans in their 20s and 30s, those in the upper 20 percent wealth bracket had accumulated 35 times more wealth than the lower 20 percent in 2020. A year earlier, that gap was 33 times. Experts say that the reason for this gap is due to more parents passing down their wealth to those in the top 20 percent. To discuss the data and what it could mean for Korean society, Professor Lee Seung-yoon (이승윤) from the Department of Social Welfare at Chung-ang (중앙) University joins us on the line. Korea Trending with Jung Ye-won: 1. An interview for actor Kim Seon-ho (김선호) has been cancelled, amid rumors that he urged his ex-girlfriend to have an abortion. ('여친 낙태 종용' K배우는 김선호?… 벌써 '손절' 나선 광고계) 2. Revisions to a law concerning the duties of apartment security guards will come into effect on Thursday to help prevent ‘gapjil’ abuse. (경비원에 주차-택배배달 시키면 과태료 1000만원) 3. iHeartRadio have announced that K-Pop phenom BTS will be performing at the KIIS FM Jingle Ball on December 3 in LA. (BTS, 美 연말 축제 '징글볼' 참여...12월 3일 LA 공연) Touch Base in Seoul: Korean-Australian singer-songwriter Dami Im broke out in the music world when she won the fifth season of X Factor Australia in 2013. She went on to release four studio albums, all charting in the nation’s top 10. She also gained further international attention when she represented Australia in the 2016 Eurovision Song Contest, coming second overall. She joins us via video call to talk about her new album, ‘My Reality’, and to look back on her career. Morning Edition Preview with Mark Wilson-Choi: - In tomorrow’s Korea Times, Lee Hae-rin writes about a survey that found 6 out of 10 people Seoulites would like to work in metaverse offices. - In tomorrow’s Korea Herald, Sanjay Kumar writes about South Korea and Estonia celebrating 30 years of diplomatic relations.

Grace (@tinygracesings) and I deep-dive into the finale of Hospital Playlist Season 2! Ah what to do now, my "healing" drama and my weekly dates with Got7's Jinyoung have come to an end ;_; Lucky for us tho, we have Kim Seon-ho and Shin Min-ah (aka Dimple couple) from Hometown Chachacha to help us tide over Monday blues and mental trauma from watching Squid Game.... BUT THAT'S FOR THE NEXT PODCAST. Obviously I watched the biggest Netflix Kdrama phenomenon of 2021. Hang tight folks, my Squid Game podcast episode is in the works~! You can find me on Twitter (@TteokShow) and on Instagram (@bellethefreeelf). Music is "Could I get you a drink?" and "Time to go home" by Fernice Goh (ig: @fer_nicemusic). She also did the instrumental cover of Cho Jung-suk's "I Like You"! Please show Fernice mani sarang chuseyooo! Backing songs that I used today include (and I do not own any of them): JEON MI DO (전미도) - Butterfly (Hospital Playlist Season 2 OST Part 12) Car The Garden(카더가든) - Romantic Sunday [로맨틱 선데이] (Hometown Cha Cha Cha OST Part 1) Car The Garden - Romantic Sunday instrumental cover by a Ismail Bergitar (https://youtu.be/LWI7DMyEyuA) BOIS - Scar (Secret Garden OST)

It's Kim Seon-ho's world and we're all just living in it! Kim and Maddie, along with pretty much everyone else, have been excitedly awaiting his new show and it did not disappoint. They discuss the beautiful cinematography and the relationship already brewing between the two leads. They also chat theories about Chief Hong's back story, the charm of the townspeople, looking forward to watching Hye-jin win them over, and very much digging Kim Seon-ho as a handyman (give us all the jeans, flannels + dimples plz and thank you!!!)

In order to break the power of the nobles, who have grown accustomed to their privileges under the bone rank system, Ji So plans to create a new elite group, the Hwarang that will cut across the existing power factions, and to bind them to protect Sam maek jong and the throne. As this new elite group of male youths bond and grow,they are unaware that within their number is their future king, Sam maek jong, and Kim Seon-u, a commoner with a secret even he is not aware of.

If you’re a friend of The SEOULMATES Pod then you probably know that Princess Hours (aired in 2006) has a v special place in Kim’s heart as her first Kdrama ever in 2008. Maddie has been planning on watching at ~some~ point but when the first news of the remake was announced, she figured now was as good a time as any! After watching the first seven episodes, they talk through some of Maddie’s initial thoughts and reactions (the hair!!! the fashion!!!!! the flip phones!!!!! the plot which STILL stands up!!!) as well as decide Cha Eun-woo is currently their first choice to play Shin Goon in the remake (but only because Kim Seon-ho is probs a little out of age range it’s fine).