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Mr. Sean O'Gorman gave a wonderful interview and delivered all there is to know about the spoken word and slam poetry scenes both in Canada and in Korea. Sean is not only a spoken word aficionado but also the literary editor for Angle Magazine and an event organizer. Sean spoke about working with the LGBT community to keep the Ulsan Pride Celebration going another year after a friend who had started it moved from Ulsan.
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Today’s episode features Tony Rowell. Tony is a British native who moved to Ulsan a few years ago to start a new chapter in his life. He has integrated well in the foreign community here, he is now helping run the Ulsan Foreigners Market and he is also the top chef at JJ’s bar where he cooks up some of the best burgers in town. Tony sheds light on his life in England, the transition to Korea and what keeps him from moving back. He also gives insights to how he defines home and also on the future of the Ulsan Foreigners market and his choice for JJ’s best burger. Give it a listen, a lot of gems in this one!
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