Korean Drama Review

In summary, the podcast is going on hiatus. Thank you to those who have listened and supported until now. I just need to take a step back for the time being. Stay safe xx

Coffee plus an all-star cast, plus a very dated storyline involving an androgynous female lead and the male lead questioning his sexuality equals one of the most memorable Korean dramas of all time.Coffee Princerepresents an era of Korean dramas that will forever be problematic but nostalgic at the same time. All that and talking about completing my 28th cycle around the sun on this episode!

Ah, your twenties. A time when you start to form who you are as a person and stamp your place in the world. But when you have just twenty, how do you figure out your next step? Twenty shows through the eyes of three different young men and how they navigate this time in South Korea. A short and sweet episode with light-heartedness to boot.

The feminist movement has arrived in South Korea, but is the movie Kim Ji-young: Born 1982 enough to propel it further? Discussing one of the most influential and notable pieces of feminism in Korea to date, as well as a small ramble about life here in South Korea~

Let's face it; life is not cheap, and neither is getting into a good school. But would you turn to unsavory or illegal methods to make a little dough?Extracurriculardives into the usually taboo topic of sex crimes and minors and the risks involved in getting tangled up in dangerous situations. That and a little bit of personal insight and good news on this episode!