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EPISODE · Feb 3, 2025 · 1H 20M

Afternoona Awards 2024 - Our Year End Poll results

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We asked and the Patreon replied - who won our Afternoona Awards for 2024. Join our sister podcast co-hosts Sarah and Grace from Afternoona Asks as they run through the categories and the winners of our Year End poll. Sarah and Grace also discuss what Lunar New Year means for them and other Korean and Chinese people.Find out who was the outstanding performance of 2024, who were the best couple, an underrated show you might have missed amongst other questions. Who ultimately won the drama of the year prize? Find out in this episode and see if you agree with the Afternoona Delight Patreon picks!Notes from the show:Afternoona Asks Year End Review Part 1- Claudia & SarahAfternoona Asks Year End Review Part 2 - Krista & GraceAfternoona Asks with William Han - discussion of XiaAfternoona Asks Love Next Door through a Confucian LensAfternoona Delight SOS with KIm Taeseong

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