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EPISODE · Sep 7, 2015 · 59 MIN

This Week Korea - Decline In English Teachers, Anchor Babies & Hongdae Busking

from Korea FM News & Talk | KoreaFM.net · host Chance The Broadcaster

"This Week Korea" is an anything goes panel discussion program featuring the opinions of expats and Korean nationals on some of the biggest yet often underreported stories from the last week. On today's show, fashion street photographer & Busan University of foreign studies professor Michael Hurt, German journalist Sören Kittel, and punk zine "Broke In Korea" self-publisher and urban explorer Jon Dunbar discuss 1) the ongoing decline of English teaching jobs in South Korea 2) Jeb Bush's Asian anchor baby comments and 3) the growing number of problems for busking and other street performances in Hongdae. "This Week Korea" is an original program produced by KoreaFM.net, an online radio station featuring independent musicians and podcasters from the Korean peninsula. Subscribe to our daily "Korean News Update Podcast" or weekly "This Week Korea Podcast" at http://feeds.feedburner.com/koreafm . The music for today's program is provided by Korea FM artist "Dead Buttons" - https://www.facebook.com/Deadbuttons

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