GrooveCast host Chance Dorland spoke with Groove Magazine film critic Dean Crawford for his reviews of "Edge Of Tomorrow" and "Transformers: Age Of Extinction" and previews for "Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes" and "Guardians Of The Galaxy." Long story short, be sure to not waste your time on Transformers 4. Check out the episode here.

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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-

Korean artist Lee Jeong Sik talks with GrooveCast host Chance Dorland about his art and activism to help other HIV positive people in Korea feel a sense of community and get the help they need. Jeong Sik, a self identified member of the gay community, says it's important to remember everyone's story and spread those stories to others. Groove Magazine staff member Lee

Jong Min also joins this episode as an English/Korean translator. Special thanks to her for making this interview possible.

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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-

Groove Magazine film critic Dean Crawford previews "Edge Of Tomorrow" and "Transformers: Age of Extinction" and also gives his reviews of "X-men: Days of Future Past" and "Godzilla." Be sure to find all of Dean's movie reviews online at http://GrooveKorea.com

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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-

GrooveCast host Chance Dorland recently spoke with Mark Dowdall, the Public Relations Officer for a popular Gaelic Football club here in the Seoul area. The Seoul Gaels practice every week, often travel to other countries for tournaments, and will soon be hosting their own Gaelic Football event here in Korea. Take a listen for more info and be sure to check out the Seoul Gaels online for more information:

http://Facebook.com/SeoulGaels

http://SeoulGaels.Weebly.com

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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-

American expat blogger and magazine editor Robert Koehler spoke with GrooveCast host Chance Dorland about the longterm operation and success of his blog, The Marmot's Hole. After spending 17 years in Korea, Koehler calls South Korea his "home" and is in the process of finally gaining permanent residency. Be sure to check out this month's cover story at http://www.GrooveKorea.com for more info and great pics of Koehler's daily habit of wearing traditional Korean clothing. You can also 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 at http://slowdress.bandcamp.com/ and http://looseunion.com/artists/view/Table-People-

GrooveCast host Chance Dorland spoke with Canadian citizen and former Busan resident "Melissa" about getting an abortion here in Korea despite the procedure being "illegal." Also included in the discussion is Groove Magazine contributor Shelley Dewees, who interviewed "Melissa" and others for her article on the complicated history and current status of abortion in the country. Find that article and other related stories online at http://www.GrooveKorea.com

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-

Groove Magazine Movie Critic Dean Crawford speaks with our host Chane Dorland about his impression of upcoming films X-Men: Days of Future Past and Godzilla. He also goes through his reviews of Divergent and The Amazing Spiderman 2. Check out Dean's print articles online at http://www.GrooveKorea.com

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-

GrooveCast host Chance Dorland spoke with our movie Critic, Dean Crawford, about Captain America, 300, Noah & The Grand Budapest Hotel. Check out Dean's print articles online at http://www.GrooveKorea.com

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-

Video blogger and SweetAndTastyTV.com creator Mina Oh spoke with GrooveCast host Chance Dorland about her series of videos and characters that are "the edu-taining way to learn the Korean language and culture." Despite growing up in the United States, Mina says Korean was her first language growing up. After uploading a simple Korean language video in college, she got hooked on video blogging and later decided to start her own YouTube business. Find her online at ttp://sweetandtastytv.com and http://www.youtube.com/user/sweetandtasty.

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-

GrooveCast host Chance Dorland and Groove Magazine contributor Christine Pickering spoke with ZenKimchi.com founder Joe McPherson about his haunted history tour, "The Dark Side Of Seoul." Perfect for both expats and Koreans, perhaps only children under 18 should not take the tour as it involves violent stories, sex jokes, and foul-mouthed tour guides. Take a listen for a complete guide of what to expect during the tour and some teases of the more interesting stops. Tours are currently ongoing and can be booked at http://zenkimchi.com/featured/the-dark-side-of-seoul-tour/

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-