Good Bye, 2022! Welcome, 2023! Ep. 23

Episode 23 of the American K-sisters podcast, hosted by Linda & Heena, titled "Good Bye, 2022! Welcome, 2023! Ep. 23" was published on December 30, 2022 and runs 47 minutes.

December 30, 2022 ·47m · American K-sisters

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Summary

In this episode, American K-sisters check on the resolutions set at the beginning of this year, summarize the year in three keywords, and discuss their plans for the new year.

Episode Description

Can you believe it? 2022 is over, and 2023 has come. Even the number sounds unfamiliar, yet we’ve got to move on, don’t we? In this episode, American K-sisters check on the resolutions set at the beginning of this year, summarize the year in three keywords, and discuss their plans for the new year. Join us on our journey forward!

[Timestamps]

(00:00) Intro

(00:23) Opening & Today’s Topic

(02:20) Reviewing the resolutions from 2022

(14:52) Summarizing 2022 in Three Keywords

(21:45) After Skipping the Part about Family Loss and Suicide

(38:58) Plans for 2023

(45:36) Closing & Topic of Next Episode

[Mentioned in this Episode]

- Linda’s Instagram with Artwork Posts @KoreanLinda

- Linda’s Goodbye Grandmother Project on Instagram @GoodbyeGrandmother

- Linda’s Newsletter: DefinitelyNotOkay.com

- Episode 2 about Holidays from November 19, 2021 (Recorded in Korean)

- Episode 18 about Heena’s Visit to Korea

Recording in Korean: August 19, 2021

Recording in English: August 26, 2021

[More on American K-sisters]

- Website: AmericanKsisters.com

- Instagram: @AmericanKsisters

- YouTube: YouTube.com/@AmericanKsisters

- Email: [email protected]

- Music: MissChristineMusic.com

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