GrooveCast host Chance Dorland spoke with "Broke In Korea" magazine creator Jon Dunbar and "…Whatever That Means" band member Jeff Moses, two powerhouses of the punk rock scene here in Korea. The three discuss the origins of punk rock music in Korea, it's heyday, and the current situation now looking towards the future.

You can find the Groove Magazine article this podcast is based on at http://GrooveKorea.com, "Broke In Korea" magazine at http://daehanmindecline.com/ and more info on the band "…Whatever That Means" at https://www.facebook.com/whateverthatmeansmusic and http://whateverthatmeans.bandcamp.com/. Also be sure to subscribe to The GrooveCast via the iTunes Store: 
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The music included in every GrooveCast episode is provided by Seoul-based bands "Slow Dress" and "Table People." Find them online athttp://slowdress.bandcamp.com/ andhttp://looseunion.com/artists/view/Table-People-

Oct#1 The Punk Rock Scene In Korea

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Groove Magazine film critic Dean Crawford is hanging up his movie reviewer hat as he prepares to leave South Korea to return to working full-time in the film industry. Listen to his impressions of his favorite Korean films and other movies he reviewed while writing for Groove Magazine. You can subscribe to The GrooveCast in the iTunes Store, Stitcher radio, Spreaker, or by subscribing directly to our RSS feed:
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The music included in every GrooveCast episode is provided by Seoul-based bands "Slow Dress" and "Table People." Find them online at http://slowdress.bandcamp.com/ and http://looseunion.com/artists/view/Table-People-

Aug #1 Final Film Review With Dean Crawford

Groove Magazine film critic Dean Crawford returns to the podcast to review Terminator: Genisys & Jurassic World while also previewing Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation & Ant Man. 

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The music included in every GrooveCast episode is provided by Seoul-based bands "Slow Dress" and "Table People." Find them online at http://slowdress.bandcamp.com/ and http://looseunion.com/artists/view/Table-People-

July #2 Movie Reviews with Dean Crawford

GrooveCast host Chance Dorland sat down with vocalist Lauren Walker (often known by her onstage persona, Lewtrakimou), lo-fi mod-bassist Mark Lentz (who also has a strong presence under the stage name Henry Demos) and session drummer Jonathan Jacobson of "Nice Legs" to find out more about the expat band that has become the golden gam of the Yogiga family and Korea indie junket. Busking, live or in the studio, this is a band with three different identities and three different sounds, all of which are discussed while the band tells Chance how they got started and where they're going. Check out Facebook.com/WeAreNiceLegs for more info and make sure to check them out on July 11th at the Salt Art Gallery in Gwangju and then July 18th here in Seoul at Club Bbang in Hongdae with alongside Mineri, The Essence and Vidulgi Ooyoo! Also check out Doug Vautour's article on 'Nice Legs' in the July edition of Groove Magazine or on our website here ~ http://groovekorea.com/article/many-faces-nice-legs

You can subscribe to The GrooveCast in the iTunes Store, Stitcher radio, Spreaker,… or by subscribing directly to our RSS feed:
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The music included in every GrooveCast episode is provided by Seoul-based bands "Slow Dress" and "Table People." Find them online at http://slowdress.bandcamp.com/ and http://looseunion.com/artists/view/Table-People-

July#1 Mark, Lauren & Jon of "Nice Legs"

Korean Queer Cultural Festival organizing committee member Candy Yun & journalist Celeste Maturen join GrooveCast host Chance Dorland to discuss this month's Korean Queer Cultural Festival & the government's cancellation of the the 2015 Pride Parade. For more information, read Celeste Maturen's article at http://groovekorea.com/article/something-be-proud-about or visit the festival's website, http://www.kqcf.org/

You can subscribe to The GrooveCast in the iTunes Store, Stitcher radio, Spreaker,… or by subscribing directly to our RSS feed:
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The music included in every GrooveCast episode is provided by Seoul-based bands "Slow Dress" and "Table People." Find them online at http://slowdress.bandcamp.com/ and http://looseunion.com/artists/view/Table-People-

June#2 Korean Queer Cultural Festival

GrooveCast host Chance Dorland speaks with Korea Indie and Expat Film Festival (KIXFF) organizer Kevin Lambert to discuss the upcoming film fest that features expat films in both large and small venues across the city. KIXFF is run by a small group of expat filmmakers and Seoul Players, a non-profit theatre company producing shows in Korea since 2001. Find more information at http://kixff.com/

You can subscribe to The GrooveCast in the iTunes Store, Stitcher radio, Spreaker,… or by subscribing directly to our RSS feed:
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The music included in every GrooveCast episode is provided by Seoul-based bands "Slow Dress" and "Table People." Find them online at http://slowdress.bandcamp.com/ and http://looseunion.com/artists/view/Table-People-

Oct#1 The Punk Rock Scene In Korea

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