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PODCAST: Pachinko / Ep. 20

On Episode 20 of the ATC Presents Daebak K-Rambles Podcast, Jess is joined by special guests Minal, Sangeetha, and Poonam from the Crash Landed on Kdramas Podcast to review Pachinko, starring Kim Min-ha, Lee Min-Ho, Youn Yuh-Jung, and Jin Ha.

Daebak K-RamblesJessica FirpiMay 12, 2022pachinko, book, novel, tv show, apple tv plus, apple tv_, apple tv+, kim min-ha, lee min-ho, sunya, sunja, Youn Yuh-Jung, Jin Ha, Japan, Korea, occupation, imperialism, acting, cinematography, kagonada, justin chon, director, directors, executive producer, Soo Hugh, showrunner, Kim Sun-ja, Koh Han-su, Han-su, Hansu, Baek Solomon, Solomon, brothers, sisters, mother, mother daughter, motherhood, rice, food, white rice, Min Jin Lee, author, zainichi, differences, adaptation, tv adaptation, sex, kdrama, kdrama review, kdramas, kdrama kiss, kdrama podcast, isak, blood, K-drama, k-drama, k-drama couple, k-drama review, korean, Korean drama, korean drama review, daebak, atcdaebakpod, atc presents daebak k-rambles, ATC Presents Daebak K-Rambles, atc presents daebak k-rambles podcast, atc pod, ATC Presents Daebak K-Rambles Podcast, jess, jessica, jessica firpi, guest pod, guest, minal, sangeetha, poonam, crash landed on kdramas, review, thoughts, opinions, opinion, ending, spoilers, Kyung Hee, colonial, oppression, endure, endurance, noa, noah, pastor, bible, communism, war, hunger, poverty, inn, boarding house, father, explained, explanation, podcast, tv drama, tv review, tv podcast, baby, birth, pregnant, wedlock, child, earthquake Comments

Everything, Everywhere, All at Once / Ep. 201

On Episode 201 of the Always the Critic Podcast, we stick googly eyes on our foreheads and strap in for our review of Everything Everywhere All at Once, starring Michelle Yeoh, Ke Huy Quan, Stephanie Hsu, and Jamie Lee Curtis.

Action Adventure, PodcastAlways the CriticApril 14, 2022michelle yeoh, action, Daniels, director, everything everywhere all at once, Daniel Kwan, Daniel Scheinert, Stephanie Hsu, Joy, Evelyne, Evelyn, Waymond Wang, Alpha Waymond, Jamie Lee Curtis, Deirdre Beaubeirdra, James Hong, Gong Gong, The Matrix, Terminator, bagel, everything bagel, everything, verse jump, verse-jump, multiverse, job tobaki, jobu tobaki, evil, mother daughter, motherhood, generational trauma, immigrant, laundromat, marriage, wife husband, relationship, ending, explained, explanation, opinions, opinion, thoughts, spoilers, spoiler, nothing matters, love, review, movie, film, movies, films, film podcast, film review, film review podcast, movie review, movie review podcast, atc pod, always the critic, Always the Critic Movie Podcast, jess, ricoComment

PODCAST: Something in the Rain / Ep. 12

On Episode 12 of the ATC Presents Daebak K-Rambles Podcast, Jess is joined by special guest Caitlin of @nosleep4dramas to talk about the romance drama Something in the Rain, starring Jung Hae-in and Son Ye-jin.

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REVIEW: It’s Okay to Not Be Okay

You probably better crack open this fairytale before it whacks you upside the head. Take it from this psycho—this show is ~crazy~ good.