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In this episode, we delve into the intersection of baseball and K-Pop with Jo Dorsey, a journalist and the older brother of MLB insider Russell Dorsey. Jo shares his unique insights on both worlds as a Chicago sports fan. We talk the scarcity of Black literary translations in Asian languages like Korean or Mandarin, and we talk about ways the baseball can adopt the K-pop model in marketing.

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Meet Our Writers: 2024 SOUND TYPE Music Writers Workshop

Style & Beauty expert, Jenn Falik, shares her journey from publicist to on-air lifestyle expert, highlighting her ability to seamlessly integrate product placements and reviews into editorial segments on places like the TODAY Show, Rachael Ray, QVC, and more. She shares her methodical approach to organizing and filtering the multitude of products she receives, ensuring her reviews remain authentic and relevant to her audience. Jenn reveals her core audience comprises women aged 35 to 55, reflecting her own life stages and interests. They delve into the future of consumer trends, with Jenn predicting a rise in minimalist, sustainable fashion choices like capsule wardrobes.

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Eileen Cho, a multifaceted Korean American journalist, photojournalist, and former conservation biologist joins the pod this time. Eileen shares her diverse experiences, from her formative years in Seoul and Seattle to her impactful times in Paris and various global locales, including Costa Rica and Cuba. Her journey also covers her deep connections to her heritage, evident in her culinary pursuits in Korean cuisine and her insightful contributions to Korean tourism. Eileen's story unfolds through a discussion on her professional journey and personal reflections, highlighting her continuous exploration of culture, nature, and identity.

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No car, no problem: Here’s how to hit the trails around Greater Seattle using public transit

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Detroit Lions team reporter Dannie Rogers shares her passion for sports reporting and the art of unique storytelling. She delves into the dedication required not only to reach but also to maintain a career at the NFL and other professional sports levels. Dannie opens up about her approach to research and the intricacies of her process. Furthermore, she explores the dual-edged sword of social media and offers insights into navigating the professional landscape with a talent coach and agent, highlighting their importance and optimal timing in a sports journalism career.

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Summergal, a dynamic composer, producer, and creative out of Korea joins to discuss working with major K-pop groups like BTS and GFriend at HYBE (formerly Big Hit Entertainment). Beyond music, Summer discusses branching out into film journalism and hosting, modeling, and content creation, showcasing her diverse talents and interests.

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Summer's Interview with Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse Cast & Directors

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