Third time's a charm, people usually say. So on the 3rd podcast episode of Record of Youth, I think I'm kinda liking the show better. And I wish you're liking the podcast better as well. Please look into the full show notes for details of the discussion.

Now we're still discussing Record of Youth and we've got a bunch of words and expressions from the show that I really wanted to share with all of you. The format/structure of the show might be a little different as compared to the previous week. I am still experimenting and the following week's episode might be something else. Anyhow, for more details about this episode, please check the full show notes.

Still in the midst of testing the waters in terms of reviewing a K-Drama show while also pointing out "interesting" feats in language and culture, here's what we have for the first four episodes of the show #청춘기록 Record of Youth. Check out the full show notes for more detail.

Welcome to the show! To build rapport and hopefully a long-term relationship with you all, here's a long introduction about me and my general experiences relating to the Korean language and Korean drama culture. (Check out the full show notes for more details)

This is a podcast for my fellow Korean language learners and/or fans of K-Drama shows. Language, culture, ideologies, food, etc, whatever they have in the K-Drama/(s), let's talk about that and let's keep learning together!!!