A Soulful Storm

A Soulful Storm

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A Soulful Storm episodes

  • The Kpopification of the Heated Rivalry Fandom

    Hosts Tasha Sampa and Brie return from a six‑month break to chat about the surprising cultural surge around "Heated Rivalry". They trace Connor Storrie and Hudson William’s rapid rise A-list status and examines how K‑pop fan habits have influenced Western fandom behaviour.

    1 hr 36 min
  • BLACKPINK 'DEADLINE' Album: Was it worth the wait?

    Host Tasha is joined by journalist Jeff Benjamin and Ashley from A3 Day Podcast in part two of their conversation about Blackpink’s latest EP, "Deadline" (released Feb 27).

    They share candid reactions to the five‑song project, the shift toward English‑language tracks, production choices (including controversial Dr Luke credits), how the solo releases compare, and what this release means for fans and the broader K‑pop industry.

    37 min
  • KATSEYE Controversy: Is Manon's hiatus based on racial discrimination

    Host Tasha Sampa is joined by journalist Jeff Benjamin and K-pop commentator and historian, Ashley, to unpack this week's K-pop fallout: Manon of KATSEYE announcing a hiatus, contradictory messages, and the intense reaction from fans and prominent Black artists. They explore how HYBE has handled the optics, differences between Western and K-pop media responses, and the broader issues of race, representation, and artist advocacy within the industry.

     

    55 min
  • Bad Bunny at the Super Bowl: A Cultural Mic Drop

    Host Tasha and unofficial co-host Brie unpack Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show, celebrating its cultural references, guest moments, and impact on Latinx visibility.

    They also explore the ongoing conversation about representation for Asian artists and whether a K-pop idol will ever headline the Super Bowl?

     

    1 hr 4 min

About A Soulful Storm

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A Soulful Storm Podcast is where host Tasha Sampa (and guests) discuss pop culture, surviving life in the UK, and the joy of K-pop from the black perspective. Connect with us on Instagram and Twitter…