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K-POP: A Government Creation?

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K-Pop may be even more prevalent than we think. This is the first in a five-part series of Asia Media International Podcasts on issues cultural. Host: Aashna Malpani Sound engineer/editor: Yi Ming Zhou Producer: Yi Ning Wong Speakers: Dr. Gloria Shin, phD in Critical Studies from USC. Professor at Loyola Marymount University Marissa Yonamine: Senior at Loyola Marymount University. K-pop fan, dancer, vice president of Radix and Social Director of Han tao. We would like to thank Bensound and Hooksound for providing us with the soundtrack, Intro and Outro music by Ken Weiner and his quartet, and France 24, NBC News, and CNN for the soundbytes. We would also like to thank Sumyi Ma for providing the cover art for this episode. For more Asia Media, go to www.asiamedia.lmu.edu

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