Soju Black Podcast

This week, we had a sit-down with one of our friends who started off as a teacher in Korea, but has recently become a consultant at Seoul Guide Medical.

Joseph aka Brosef, takes us on his 5-year journey here and how he eventually became a consultant at Korea's largest and most trusted government approved medical tourism service provider.

We talk about the importance of skin care, as well as the convenience of plastic surgery in Korea.

We had a very honest conversation about the beauty standards in Korea. His thoughts about noninvasive and evasive surgery. As well as the effects of self esteem he has faced. We end our conversation with a really fun game of “What surgery should we get”!

This episode is not only fun, but extremely informative! If you are thinking of coming to Korea and are scared due to the language barrier. This company assists majority foreigners as they speak English and can provide you with the best doctors possible. For more information on Seoul Guide Medical please find them on YouTube. As well as following them on their Instagram for further questions or concerns.

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WOW WOW WOW!! This week's episode was a mad trip for your girls. We were joined in studio by none other than Mr. Sam Okyere himself. The atmosphere in the room was eclectic and smelt of pure success and hard-work. After our chat with Sam, we were left in awe, inspired and hungry to take on the world.

On this episode, we had the opportunity to get to know Sam from the ground up. From his up-bringing in Ghana and all the ass-whoppings he got when he was a naughty little boy, to how he developed his "ladies man swag" by attending youth meetings at church, right up to the moment he kissed the African soil goodbye and hopped on that plane to Korea. We also discussed his a family life, touched up on his love life and his adventures as an entrepreneur AND SO MUCH MORE!!!!

Listen till the end! We gave you guys a little treat of some of the convo we had with Sam while setting-up in studio before we started the show.

Remember, you're the only person that can stand between you and your success and our guest this week is the purest living form of that.

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On this episode your Soju Black duo is joined with Queen and Bang aka The Seoul Mates; an interracial couple dating in South Korea.

They spill all the Soju on how and where they first met and who approached who. They also share the difficulties and discrimination they’ve encountered dating as an AMBW couple. And how they combat it together. We end this episode with a fun game of Fck, Marry, Ignore! With so much more in between!

Please go and follow Queen and Bang on their IG: @the_seoul_mates

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On this episode, the Soju Black power duo is joined by a real life Global Citizen in the flesh.

Sherazade is a beautiful mix of Congolese X Moroccan, born and raised in France, studied in Korea and now resides in London.

She shares with us the plans about her documentary, which is centred around showing the raw and unfiltered lives of real expats around the world and their experiences living in a foreign land, which some documentaries don't really show us.

We were excited to sit down with this lovely lady and find out what sparked her passion for this project. And we're just as excited for you to meet her on this episode.

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By now you've probably heard or seen this video that's making it's rounds on YouTube. A week ago, a YouTuber who goes by 올리버쌤or also known as “Oliver Teacher”, posted a video highlighting all the "bad" things about a small town in Fort Worth, Texas. A neighborhood that is predominantly black/brown people and what Koreans should look out for in these “dangerous neighborhoods”.

@thesojublack provides our views on why this video is dangerous and our feelings on what was depicted within this video.

We were also joined by Sam Han, a Korean-American who was raised in Chicago, USA. He provides his own personal experiences as a Korean living in America, in both a predominantly white neighborhood and a predominant black/brown neighborhood.

This video has sparked quite a reaction from expats and Koreans and we felt it was important to use our platform to share our personal views.

We would love to hear from you all your thoughts and if you agreed or disagreed in the comments below. If you haven’t seen the video please follow the link below (English Subtitles).

https://youtu.be/29ZhKo-o2fc

Also, we want to shoutout @kenniejd for bringing this video to light and for calling him out.

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If you're an active member in any POC expat groups, you probably know this guest we have on on this episode. Because he's probably your friend too!!

We had the pleasure of being graced in studio by the one and only The Incredible Beast aka Kenrick. We had a young catchup with our Grenadian DJ friend who specialises in soca, calypso, dancehall and reggae music.

He's played for audiences in Japan and South Korea and we hope he continues to sprinkle that Caribbean love all around Asia.

Follow him on IG: @realtwiinstar

On this week's episode, your faves discuss the rocky road towards financial stability. Not everything is at it seems on social media. We've had our fair share of issues and struggles. We cannot stress to you enough, how important it is to have a specific goal for what you want to do with your money and finding the right bank in Korea and setting up the right financial plan to suit your lifestyle.

Not knowing any better, we've gotten ourselves in deep financial troubles with cell phone companies and banks when we first moved to Korea.

Follow us on the journey as we discuss our debts, loans, savings, spendings, salaries and bills and how we've recovered from the decisions made by our younger selves when we first moved here.

On this episode the #SojuBlack duo is joined with 1/2 of WeFancy, Xander. He’s a YouTuber, Director, entertainer, video vixen and DJ, plus so much more. So, basically he does everything.

Put on your seatbelts for this episode, as we touch on a little bit of everything. From his rise to YouTube fame, to making out with random women in bars, to how he was attacked by an old Ahjussi and so much more.

If you’re a fan of WeFancy or a fan of Xander’s, sit down, grab some popcorn and your Soju and enjoy the ride.

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And on the 10th episode, V and Keda give you a 1-on-1 catch up episode. We discuss family tings, visits back home, and some of the drama that unraveled after the previous episode.

We also discuss the difficulty we face as foreign women in Korea and the lack of safety/protection if/when shit goes down in the streets for us.

Let us know if you know or know of someone who knows who we can call upon for assistance if we find ourselves in trouble and need things to be handled fairly with the law.

This week, your faves brought in a guest from the US military to spill the soju and help us clear up a few things like;

1. Why do the military boys go balls to the walls so hard on the weekends?

2. What's wrong with dating American girls in Korea?

3. Do soldiers of the Muslim religion get treated differently in the US military?

4. Why do military men get married so quickly?

Listen in to catch all the other juicy stories too. Thank you, Mr. Military man for the tea and thank you for your service.