Almost Korean Podcast

Almost Korean Podcast

Almost Korean Podcast is hosted by two Korean American men in their early 40s living in Pyeongtaek, South Korea, near a U.S. Army base. We talk about life in Korea as Korean Americans—where culture, identity, and expectations don’t always line up. From living near a U.S. military base to raising a family in Korea, appearing on Korean TV, creating content, and navigating marriage, fatherhood, social issues, and Korean pop culture, we share honest conversations from the in-between. Real talk. Lived experience. Almost Korean.

  1. Sep 10

    Chipotle in Korea?! Korean Americans Talk Food, Childhood & Growing Up Between Two Culture | Almost Korean Ep. 21

    🎙️ Chipotle in Korea?! Korean Americans Talk Food, Childhood & Growing Up Between Two Cultures | Almost Korean Podcast - Episode 21 (Part 1) In this episode of Almost Korean Podcast, Tae and Gibson talk about their love of food, the arrival of Chipotle in Korea, and the childhood foods and memories that shaped them as Korean Americans. From discovering Chipotle in America to wondering how Koreans will react to building their own burrito bowls, the conversation eventually turns into a trip down memory lane—growing up eating Korean street food, tteokbokki, gimbap, bungeoppang, fish cakes, ppeongtwigi and other childhood favorites. They also compare food culture in Korea and America, including why Korean street food was such a big part of their childhood, what it was like coming back to the U.S., American fast food, childhood comfort foods, Korean side dishes, and the foods they loved (and hated) growing up. If you grew up Korean American—or grew up between Korean and American culture—this episode might bring back some familiar food memories. In this episode:🌯 Chipotle's arrival in Korea🇰🇷 Growing up Korean and Korean American🍢 Korean street food memories🍙 Tteokbokki, gimbap & bungeoppang🥘 Korean home cooking and banchan🇺🇸 Growing up with American food🍔 Burger King and childhood fast food memories🍜 Ramen and childhood cooking disasters🥩 Korean comfort foods and birthday meals🍚 Why rice will always be the #1 carb😂 Foods we loved, hated and eventually learned to appreciate 00:00 Welcome to Almost Korean00:30 Chipotle Opens in Korea02:06 Our First Experiences With Chipotle03:20 Why We Love Chipotle04:14 What Is Chipotle Like for Koreans?05:10 Growing Up Korean American: Our First Food Memories07:02 Korean Street Food & Childhood Favorites09:39 Korean Street Food vs. American Food10:49 Korean Comfort Food & Home Cooking12:01 Korean Banchan & Childhood Meals13:02 Old-School Korean Instant Food & Snacks15:23 Rice, Bread & Noodles16:05 Eggs, Fish & Korean Birthday Food17:22 Discovering Food in America18:27 Chinese Buffets, Fast Food & Sushi19:52 Discovering Pho22:38 How Our Tastes Changed as We Got Older23:40 Our Favorite Korean Comfort Foods25:21 Our Top Favorite Foods26:01 Naengmyeon & Korean Cold Noodles27:21 Buffalo Wings, Steak & Korean BBQ30:31 Mexican Food & Authentic Tacos31:00 The American Sandwiches We Miss in Korea32:06 Burgers: In-N-Out, Whataburger & More33:21 Sushi & Japanese Food34:47 Korean vs. American Exposure to International Food36:31 Why Food Memories Matter36:52 Part 2 Coming Soon37:04 Thanks for Watching Almost Korean Podcast is hosted by Tae and Gibson, two Korean American guys living in Korea and talking about Korean culture, American culture, food, family, identity, relationships, and what it's like living between two worlds. 🎙️ Subscribe for more episodes of Almost Korean Podcast. 🌐 Follow Us Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/almostkoreanpodcast Tae's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/appasdiary Gibson's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/barbellandprotein #AlmostKoreanPodcast #KoreanAmerican #ChipotleKorea #KoreanFood #LivingInKorea #거의한국인 #팟캐스트

  2. Aug 27

    Love After Divorce Season 4: Jimi Oh Reveals What Really Happened Behind the Scenes | Almost Korean Episode 20

    🎙️ Love After Divorce Season 4: Jimi Oh Reveals What Really Happened Behind the Scenes | Almost Korean Episode 20What was it REALLY like being on Love After Divorce Season 4? 🇰🇷❤️In this episode of Almost Korean Podcast, Tae and Gibson sit down with Jimi Oh, a cast member from Love After Divorce Season 4 (돌싱글즈4), to talk about his journey from growing up in Korea to moving to the United States—and what really happened behind the scenes of the popular Korean dating show.Jimi shares what it was like moving to America at 16, adjusting to American culture, being Korean American, his baseball career, and eventually finding himself on Love After Divorce.Jimi also reveals details about the casting process, filming in Cancun, living with the other contestants, what viewers didn't see, how producers created the show's storylines, and what happened after filming.And yes—he talks about finding love on the show, his relationship with Hee-jin, getting married, long-distance relationships, and life after Love After Divorce.❤️ In This Episode🇰🇷 Growing up in Korea & moving to America at 16🇺🇸 Adjusting to American culture🤔 Korean American identity⚾ Baseball & professional sports and Jimi's admiration for Park Chan Ho💼 Career, finance & following your passion📺 Love After Divorce Season 4 / 돌싱글즈4🎬 Casting & audition process🇲🇽 Filming in Cancun🎥 Behind-the-scenes stories❤️ Jimi & Hee-jin's relationship💍 Finding love and getting married✈️ Long-distance relationships📱 Life after reality TV🇰🇷 Jimi's life in Korea today⏱️ Chapters00:00 Meet Jimi Oh05:00 Growing Up in Korea & Moving to America07:00 Why Jimi Moved to the U.S.11:32 Adjusting to American Culture16:02 Being Korean American20:06 Family & Fatherhood23:01 Jimi's Baseball Journey26:30 Working in Professional Baseball28:02 Career, Finance & Following Your Passion36:48 Love After Divorce Season 4 / 돌싱글즈440:00 Divorce, Family & Finding Love43:28 The Love After Divorce Casting Process46:03 Keeping Contestants' Identities Secret47:20 Filming in Cancun49:04 What Happens Behind the Cameras51:27 Jimi & Hee-jin: Finding Love53:00 Does Reality TV Love Really Work?55:49 Getting Married After the Show58:31 Long-Distance Relationships01:00:39 Life After Filming01:02:31 What the Show Doesn't Show01:03:54 How Producers Create the Story01:05:18 Jimi's Life in Korea Today01:08:00 Final Thoughts🇰🇷 한국어 설명넷플릭스 '돌싱글즈4'에서는 볼 수 없었던 이야기를 들어보세요! 🇰🇷❤️이번 Almost Korean Podcast에서는 **'돌싱글즈4' 출연자 지미(Jimi Oh)**와 함께 방송에서 공개되지 않았던 비하인드 스토리를 이야기합니다.한국에서 자라 16살에 미국으로 이민을 간 지미의 이야기부터 미국 문화 적응, 한국계 미국인으로서의 정체성, 야구와 커리어에 대한 이야기를 들어봅니다.또한 지미가 어떻게 돌싱글즈4에 출연하게 되었는지, 캐스팅과 오디션 과정, 멕시코 칸쿤 촬영, 출연자들과의 생활, 방송에서 공개되지 않은 이야기와 제작진이 만들어가는 방송 스토리에 대해서도 이야기합니다.그리고 가장 궁금한 이야기!⚾ 야구, 커리어 그리고 박찬호의 영향❤️ 지미와 희진의 연애와 결혼 이야기✈️ 장거리 연애를 극복한 방법📱 방송 이후 달라진 삶🇰🇷 한국으로 돌아온 이후의 생활이번 에피소드는 연애 프로그램뿐만 아니라 한국계 미국인으로 살아가는 삶, 한국과 미국의 문화 차이, 가족, 사랑, 커리어와 인생의 예상치 못한 기회에 대한 이야기입니다.🌐 Follow UsInstagram: @almostkoreanpodcastTae's Instagram: @appasdiaryGibson's Instagram: @barbellandproteinAlmost Korean Podcast is hosted by Tae and Gibson, two Korean American guys living in Korea and talking about Korean culture, American culture, food, family, identity, relationships, entertainment, and what it's like living between two worlds.🎙️ Subscribe to Almost Korean Podcast for more conversations about Korea, Korean American life, culture, relationships and everything in between.#AlmostKoreanPodcast #LoveAfterDivorce #돌싱글즈4 #KoreanAmerican #한국계미국인 #KoreanCulture #한국문화

  3. Aug 13

    Ep. 19 - We're Back!; Summer Catch-up; Appa Shirts; Korean Dad Jokes

    🎙️ Almost Korean Podcast | Episode 19: We're Back! Welcome back to Almost Korean Podcast! 🇰🇷🇺🇸 After taking a little break, Gibson and Tae are back behind the microphones — and we’ve got a lot to catch up on! Over the summer, both of us kept busy with our own projects. Tae designed and launched his “Appa” shirts and published his 77 Korean Dad Jokes book, while we continued creating content, living life in Korea, and figuring out what’s next for Almost Korean Podcast. We also decided to take the podcast to the next level by launching our Patreon. It’s not just about supporting us financially — we wanted to create a space where we can be more accessible to our listeners, interact with you more directly, and build a stronger community around the podcast. 👇 In this episode you’ll hear: • What Gibson and Tae have been up to during our break 🎙️ • Tae’s journey designing his “Appa” shirts 👕 • The story behind publishing 77 Korean Dad Jokes 📖 • Why we decided to start an Almost Korean Podcast Patreon • How Patreon gives us a chance to connect and interact more closely with our listeners • How your financial support helps us continue producing the podcast 🙏 • What’s next for Almost Korean Podcast • Plenty of catching up, laughs, and real talk about life in Korea 🇰🇷🇺🇸 Almost Korean Podcast가 돌아왔습니다! 🎙️🇰🇷🇺🇸 몇 달간의 휴식 후 Tae와 Gibson이 다시 돌아왔습니다! 이번 에피소드에서는 여름 동안 두 사람이 무엇을 하면서 지냈는지 이야기합니다. 미국 가족 방문부터 라스베이거스 여행, 도쿄 디즈니랜드 & 디즈니씨, 레고랜드, 워터밤, 한국 야구까지 정말 다양한 이야기를 나눕니다. 특히 한국과 미국을 오가며 생활하는 **한국계 미국인(Korean American)**으로서 아이들을 한국에서 키우는 경험에 대해서도 이야기합니다.아이들이 미국에서 약 1년 반 정도 생활한 후 다시 한국으로 돌아오면서 겪은 변화, 한국어 실력이 어떻게 다시 늘고 있는지, 한국 학교와 한국 문화에 적응하는 과정 등 한국계 미국인 부모라면 공감할 만한 이야기도 함께 나눕니다. 또한 한국에서 생활하는 동안 최대한 다양한 경험을 해보기 위해 40대 부부가 **워터밤(Waterbomb)**에 직접 참가한 이야기와 한국 콘서트, 페스티벌, 야구장 문화에 대한 이야기도 합니다. 그리고 Tae가 여름 동안 준비한 새로운 프로젝트도 공개합니다! 🇰🇷👕 Appa 티셔츠한국의 태극기에서 영감을 받아 만든 'Appa' 디자인과 가족을 위한 다양한 한국어 티셔츠를 소개합니다. 📚 77 Korean Dad Jokes 한국어와 영어를 이용한 말장난을 바탕으로 만든 한국 아빠 개그 77개를 그림과 함께 담은 책도 소개합니다. 한국어를 배우고 있는 아이들이나 한국어와 영어를 함께 사용하는 가족들에게도 재미있게 볼 수 있는 콘텐츠입니다. 마지막으로 Almost Korean Podcast의 앞으로의 방향, Patreon 커뮤니티, Discord를 통한 소통, 그리고 앞으로 더 다양한 게스트들과 함께하고 싶은 계획에 대해서도 이야기합니다. 🇰🇷 이번 에피소드에서 다루는 이야기 ✈️ Almost Korean Podcast 복귀 🇺🇸 미국 여행 & 가족 방문 🍜 미국에서 먹은 그리운 음식 🎰 라스베이거스 가족 여행 🇯🇵 도쿄 디즈니랜드 & 디즈니씨 🧱 레고랜드 코리아 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 한국에서 한국계 미국인 아이 키우기 🇰🇷 아이들의 한국어 실력 향상 🏫 한국 학교 & 한국 문화 적응 💦 40대 부부의 워터밤 도전 🎤 한국 콘서트 & 페스티벌 ⚾ 한국 야구장 문화 👕 Appa 티셔츠 이야기 📚 77 Korean Dad Jokes 😂 한국어 & 영어 아빠 개그 🎙️ Almost Korean Podcast의 미래 💬 Patreon & 청취자들과의 소통 💰 Support & Connect With Almost Korean Podcast on Patreon We created our Patreon as a way to bring the podcast community a little closer. If you enjoy the show, becoming a member gives you another way to interact with Gibson and Tae, get closer to the podcast, and help support what we're building. Your support allows us to continue investing time and resources into the podcast, while helping us create a community where we can have more meaningful interactions with the people who listen and support us. 👉 Join us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/AlmostKoreanPodcast/membership Whether you've been listening since Episode 01 or you're just discovering Almost Korean — we're glad you're here. 👉 Purchase 77 Korean Dad Jokes: 칠칠 영어 아재개그 on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HC6VPFQB 👉Purchase Korean flag-inspired shirts:https://www.appasdiary.com/category/shop We're back! 📌 Subscribe for new episodes every week!👍 Like the video, 💬 tell us what you want to hear us talk about next, and 🔔 turn on notifications so you don't miss an episode! 🌐 Follow Us Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/almostkoreanpodcast Tae's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/appasdiary Gibson's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/barbellandprotein #AlmostKoreanPodcast #WereBack #KoreanAmerican #LifeInKorea #Korea #Podcast #AppasDiary #KoreanDadJokes #Patreon #평택 #캠프험프리스 #미군부대 #거의한국인 #팟캐스트 #camphumphreys #summer

  4. May 28

    Ep. 18 - Things We Love & Hate About Korea

    🎙️ Almost Korean Podcast | Episode 18: Things We Love & Hate About Korea Welcome back to Almost Korean Podcast! 🇰🇷🇺🇸 In Episode 18, Gibson and Tae have an honest and hilarious conversation about the things they absolutely love about Korea… and the things that still drive them crazy after living here. From the convenience and affordability of daily life to tiny towels and chaotic drivers, this episode dives into the little cultural differences that stand out when comparing Korea and the U.S. 👇 In this episode you’ll hear: • Why dining out in Korea feels so affordable 🍜 • The beauty of NO tip culture compared to the U.S. 💸 • Korea’s incredible convenience and public transportation system 🚆 • Why the small “hand towels” at hotels still bother them 😅 • Experiences with reckless taxi and bus drivers 🚕 • Frustrations with limited customization options in Korea • Thoughts on exaggerated advertising and marketing culture 📺 • Funny stories, relatable moments, and real conversations about life in Korea This episode is all about the everyday things you don’t really notice until you’ve spent significant time living here — both the amazing and the frustrating. Whether you’re living in Korea, planning to visit, or just curious how Korea compares to life in the U.S. — this episode keeps it real. 📌 Subscribe for new episodes every week!👍 Like the video, 💬 share what YOU love or hate about Korea in the comments, and 🔔 turn on notifications so you don’t miss an episode! 🌐 Follow Us Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/almostkoreanpodcast Tae's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/appasdiary Gibson's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/barbellandprotein #AlmostKoreanPodcast #LifeInKorea #KoreaCulture #KoreanAmerican #LivingInKorea #KoreaTravel #Podcast #거의한국인 #팟캐스트

  5. May 21

    Ep. 17 - Eating What Is Given (ft. Austin)

    🎙️ Almost Korean Podcast | Episode 17: Eating What Is Given (ft. Austin) Welcome back to Almost Korean Podcast! 🇰🇷🇺🇸 In Episode 17, Gibson and Tae sit down with Austin, the creator behind  @EatingwhatisGiven  to talk about his journey to Korea, his life outside of content creation, and how he unexpectedly built a following through food content and cultural experiences. What started as simply documenting meals and experiences turned into a platform that highlights Korean food, hospitality, and the connections built around sharing a table. 👇 In this episode you’ll hear: • How Austin first came to Korea and what kept him here 🇰🇷 • His actual profession as a KAIST professor • How Eating What Is Given started and grew organically 🍜 • Why Korean food culture is about more than just eating • Experiences filming local restaurants, hidden gems, and everyday meals • The balance between living life and creating content online • Honest conversations about culture, community, and navigating Korea as a foreigner Austin’s content focuses on embracing experiences as they come — trying new foods, meeting new people, and appreciating the stories behind everyday meals. His channel has connected with viewers through its authentic and grounded approach to Korean food and culture. Whether you’re into food content, life in Korea, or hearing how creators build communities through shared experiences — this episode is packed with great stories and real conversation. 📌 Subscribe for new episodes every week!👍 Like the video, 💬 share your favorite Korean food or dining experience in the comments, and 🔔 turn on notifications so you don’t miss an episode! 🌐 Follow Us Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/almostkoreanpodcast Tae's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/appasdiary Gibson's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/barbellandprotein 🌐 Check Out Austin / Eating What Is Given YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@EatingwhatisGiven Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eatingwhatisgiven Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@eatingwhatisgiven 🥖 Austin's Grandfather's Bratwurst sold in Korea: https://www.andyskorea.co.kr/sausage/?idx=13https://smartstore.naver.com/thedutchhouse/products/5906408078 #AlmostKoreanPodcast #EatingWhatIsGiven #KoreanFood #FoodContent #LifeInKorea #KoreanAmerican #Podcast #Mukbang #FoodCulture #거의한국인 #팟캐스트 #foodie #podcast #koreatravel #koreanculture #daejeon #대전 #pyeongtaek #평택 #주는대로먹는다 #오스틴

  6. May 14

    Ep. 16 - Asian Masculinity (Part 2)

    🎙️ Almost Korean Podcast | Episode 16: Asian Masculinity (Part 2) Welcome back to Almost Korean Podcast! 🇰🇷🇺🇸 In Episode 16, Gibson and Tae continue the conversation on Asian masculinity — diving deeper into how Asian men are perceived today, how representation has evolved, and how confidence and identity change with age and experience. From K-pop idols and K-dramas to social media trends and modern dating culture, this episode explores how the image of Asian men has shifted over time — and how that compares to what they experienced growing up as Asian Americans. 👇 In this episode you’ll hear: • How perceptions of Asian masculinity have changed over the years • The rise of Asian representation through K-pop, K-dramas, and social media 🎬 • Discussions around trends like 에겐남 vs. 테토남 (estrogen male vs. testosterone male) and evolving masculinity in Korea • The pressure of toxic masculinity and patriarchical standards in an Asian household • Why confidence now comes more from self-acceptance than proving something • Thoughts on fatherhood, maturity, identity, and becoming comfortable in their own skin This episode reflects on how Asian men went from feeling overlooked or stereotyped to seeing broader and more diverse representation in media today — while also learning that masculinity doesn’t need to fit one mold. Whether you relate personally or are just interested in conversations around identity, culture, and representation — this episode brings honest perspectives and real experiences. 📌 Subscribe for new episodes every week! 👍 Like the video, 💬 share your thoughts or experiences in the comments, and 🔔 turn on notifications so you don’t miss an episode! 🌐 Follow Us Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/almostkoreanpodcast Tae's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/appasdiary Gibson's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/barbellandprotein #AlmostKoreanPodcast #AsianMasculinity #KoreanAmerican #RepresentationMatters #KCulture #KDrama #Kpop #Identity #Podcast #거의한국인 #팟캐스트

  7. May 7

    Ep. 15 - Asian Masculinity (Part 1)

    🎙️ Almost Korean Podcast | Episode 15: Asian Masculinity (Part 1) Welcome back to Almost Korean Podcast! 🇰🇷🇺🇸 In Episode 15, Gibson and Tae dive into a real and personal conversation about Asian masculinity — what it felt like growing up as Asian Americans and how identity, representation, and expectations shaped their experiences. From feeling overlooked and misrepresented to finding confidence and redefining masculinity on their own terms, this episode opens up an honest discussion that many can relate to. 👇 In this episode you’ll hear: • What masculinity felt like growing up as Asian American men • Feeling underrepresented and mischaracterized in media • Why figures like Jackie Chan and Bruce Lee didn’t fully reflect their experiences • The desire for better, more relatable representation • Growing up influenced by toxic masculinity and unrealistic expectations • How their perspectives have changed — becoming more confident and comfortable in their own skin This episode is about growth — moving from comparison and pressure to self-acceptance and confidence without needing to prove anything.Whether you’ve experienced similar struggles or are just interested in conversations around identity and representation — this is one you don’t want to miss. 📌 Subscribe for new episodes every week!👍 Like the video, 💬 share your thoughts or experiences in the comments, and 🔔 turn on notifications so you don’t miss an episode! 🌐 Follow Us Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/almostkoreanpodcast Tae's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/appasdiary Gibson's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/barbellandprotein #AlmostKoreanPodcast #AsianMasculinity #RepresentationMatters #AsianAmerican #Identity #Podcast #LifeInKorea ##거의한국인#asianamericanmedia #toxicmasculinity #팟캐스트 #영어회화 #영어공부

  8. Apr 30

    Ep. 14 - seoul.southkorea 서사코 (ft. Chris & Jim)

    🎙️ Almost Korean Podcast | Episode 14: seoul.southkorea 서사코 (ft. Chris & Jim) Welcome back to Almost Korean Podcast! 🇰🇷🇺🇸 In Episode 14, Gibson and Tae sit down with Chris & Jim, the team behind seoul.southkorea (서사코), to talk about how they turned individual content creation into a growing community and business in Korea.From meeting at an influencer event to building something together, this episode dives into how opportunity, personality, and timing all came together. 👇 In this episode you’ll hear: • How Chris & Jim met at an influencer event and decided to work together 🤝 • Jim recognizing the opportunity to help monetize Chris’s travel content 📈 • The story behind how seoul.southkorea (서사코) was started • Chris’s background as a community builder in Bulgaria and now CEO • Jim’s role as the outgoing CMO, focused on networking, events, and growth • How they built and manage an influencer group chat of 1300+ creators • Organizing networking events with restaurants, cities, and travel companies • Real conversations about content creation, business, and life in Korea Chris brings a more grounded, community-focused approach, while Jim thrives on meeting people and creating opportunities — and together, they’ve built something that connects creators across Korea.Whether you’re into content creation, influencer marketing, or just curious how people build communities abroad — this episode gives you a real look behind the scenes. 📌 Subscribe for new episodes every week!👍 Like the video, 💬 share your thoughts or experiences with content creation or networking, and 🔔 turn on notifications so you don’t miss an episode! 🌐 Follow Us Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/almostkoreanpodcast Tae's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/appasdiary Gibson's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/barbellandprotein 🌐 Follow Chris & Jim seoul.southkorea: https://www.instagram.com/seoul.southkorea?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw== Chris: https://www.instagram.com/chrisbg?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw== Jim: https://www.instagram.com/sixpackpiggy?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw== #AlmostKoreanPodcast #SeoulSouthKorea #서사코 #ContentCreators #InfluencerMarketing #seoul #seoultravel #koreanculture #podcast #LifeInKorea #ExpatLife #KoreanAmerican #Podcast #서울 #평택 #캠프험프리스 #거의한국인 #팟캐스트 #koreatravel #여행 #영어회화

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Almost Korean Podcast is hosted by two Korean American men in their early 40s living in Pyeongtaek, South Korea, near a U.S. Army base. We talk about life in Korea as Korean Americans—where culture, identity, and expectations don’t always line up. From living near a U.S. military base to raising a family in Korea, appearing on Korean TV, creating content, and navigating marriage, fatherhood, social issues, and Korean pop culture, we share honest conversations from the in-between. Real talk. Lived experience. Almost Korean.

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