AfterNoona Delight: KDrama Dishing and Deep Dives

I’ve been listening for almost two years and love this podcast so much. It always lifts my mood, and I enjoy the random discussions that kickstart episodes. The hosts have amazing chemistry, and I love that they’re all published authors—their perspectives take this podcast to the next level. I feel less alone in my kdrama watching experiences.

My wife and I got hooked on K-dramas last year via Netflix. After searching for a podcast to help fuel our obsession, I stumbled upon this gem of a show. I love the insight, enthusiasm, and overall pure joy these three ladies have for K-dramas. As long as these hosts stay together, this podcast will stay in my rotation. Keep up the great work ladies.

I love this show, the three ladies bring their own tastes and their perspectives as writers of romance. The combination makes for fun and interesting discussions. I have one problem that doesn’t have anything to do with the quality of the show (so I didn’t drop a star) but the categorization. Tagging this “pod” as clean is 100% incorrect. Clean doesn’t simply mean not using profanity(which is actually still used at least in the last few episodes I listened to) it also refers to the content and context of the conversations. The majority of the episodes I have listened to(probably around 50% of them) contain conversation that would warrant an R-rating. Particularly the sexual statements. So please, for those of us who want to know whether any pod is safe to listen to with children, switch out the Clean tag for an Explicit one. Or if you aren’t convinced that your conversations warrant an Explicit tag, at least remove the clean tag, because is it misleading. Thank you for the wonderful show!!!

Please use time stamps separating the personal anecdotes and actual k drama discussions