Idolcast’s Substack
Idolcast PodcastMy personal Substack
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 30 | Subscribers | Read | idolcast.substack.com |
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Syndrome (2006), the beginning of Hybe
Hybe (née BigHit Entertainment) began life in 2005. Founded by “Hitman” Bang Shi-Hyuk, a well known songwriter and producer at “Big Three” company JYP Entertainment, BigHit Entertainment’s first major project was Syndrome, an ambitious illu...
Episode 84: M.A.D.E.—A Road Not Taken (2008-2010)
This is the third part in a series of episodes on BigBang’s magnum opus: M.A.D.E. I’d had the idea of trying to cover the album the same way I did Winner’s EVERYD4Y and SHINee’s The Story of Light (two other K-Pop masterpieces) but the more...
The K-Pop Kiss of Death
I started writing a post on the latest entry of the K-Pop clickbait files—this ridiculous piece from NBC News titled “A K-pop star was photographed kissing a woman. Fans decided he should be fired for it.” (And just to be clear, I have no ...
Episode 83: On the Life and Death of Liam Payne with Monia
Liam Payne passed away on October 16, 2024, and the response to his death has been the typical social media era mixture of heartbreaking and ghoulish. Monia and I had been sending messages back fast and furious about it so we decided to jus...
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Long time fan of Asian pop culture; idol expert; podcaster.
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