Banned Book Club and the South Korean Culture of Protest with Ryan Estrada

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Grace welcomes guest Ryan Estrada, co-author of the critically acclaimed graphic novel Banned Book Club to the show. We discuss Ryan's work and the history and culture of protest in South Korea. We also get a sneak peek behind the scenes of a Kdrama on which Ryan was an extra. And, in the language section, we talk about how easy it is (for some) to learn the Korean alphabet.Find Ryan online at:[email protected] on Bluesky@ryanestradadotcom on Instagram @ryanestrada on XDramas and movies mentioned on this show:Squid Game (2021)JSA (2000)Memories of Murder (2003)Castaway on the Moon (20099Break Out (2002)Youth of May (2021)Tempest (not yet released)

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