Episode 13: K-pop The Second Generation

Episode 16: Things Get Real

Here we go again. Daio and Adia sat down to talk about K-pop, and it sparked a spirited conversation about their experiences as Black girls growing up in the early 2000s. How did a topic like 3rd gen snowball into a meeting of the minds and cathartic sharing of memories? You'll have to listen to find out. Share your experience with us too. We want to hear from you on what it felt like to grow up confronting so many truths.

Episode 15: 3rd Gen- The Golden Age

It's time for the Golden Age of K-pop!!! Daio and Adia talk through some of the most influential 3rd-gen K-pop groups while diving into what made this gen so special. From EXID to BTS and beyond, the groups of this time broke out far past what was ever expected and changed the industry and world as we know it. NOTE: We couldn't hit every group. So if we missed yours, don't worry. You can expect more about them later.

Episode 14: K-pop Off Script

In this special bonus episode of fanSERVice Podcast, Daio and Adia do what they love the most... chat. This time, however, they dive into their slightly off-script thoughts and feelings leading to a Black fangirl, music lover, and friend gab that just had to be released. Join the convo by leaving a comment below with your thoughts on the state of K-pop and culture past, present, and future.

Episode 13: K-pop The Second Generation

It's the 2nd Gen!!! Daio and Adia dive back into the history of K-pop, and this time it's the second generation. From SNSD to Big Bang, they talk about what made this time and these acts usher in the golden age of the industry. NOTE: There are slight audio issues within this episode. Please bear with us while we adjust to our new studio space.

Episode 12: BTS 'Arirang'-- The Good, The Bad, and The Confusing

BTS's new album, 'Arirang' just dropped. Daio and Adia sit down after the Comeback Live to talk through the new album, the response, the discourse and even the controversy. As Black fans, the safety to speak on greater issues and give thoughtful critique is encouraged and necessary for change. So why does it seem like many are being silenced? Alright, let's talk about it. NOTE: This is not a space for uninformed or harmful reactions. Conversation, listening, and understanding are all that is okay. Share your thoughts and feelings with this in mind.