On this fine episode of Hallyujuku, we do our usual shenanigans. We check in with each other with each other on what we've been listening to, nominate an early candidate for Dumbest Controversy of 2014, take a peek at 2NE1's upcoming world tour, get some details on AKB48's upcoming single and its role as Oshima Yuko's goodbye, and get hype about Based Kyary Pamyu Pamyu's upcoming American invasion. Ultimately, we take a look at the several debuts that occurred this week and gauge their respective potentials. Additionally, throughout it all, Petey solidifies his status as a Crayon Pop fanboy. Come on this journey with us, don't you?

On this episode, we do many things. Among them, we coin the term "The 48iverse", we fawn over over the music of a couple of our favourite Running Man cast members, Kaz gets giddy over D-Unit's "Thank You", and we discuss our pet peeves with people's perception of K-Pop through the prism of Gangnam Style.

Additionally, we take a look at some notable recent releases, like the debut of JYP's newest boy group, GOT7, and the latest from Topp Dogg, and Kang Gary's anticipated solo mini-album.

All that, plus Petey's thoughts on Secret Garden await you.

Warning (again): If you're a huge fan of Heirs, you should probably skip this episode.

On this episode, we talk about some tunes we've been listening to this week, including the official first video from Kasper's group, Play The Siren, and a great indie band in Love X Stereo. We also go into some headlines, taking a look at debuts from Crayon Pop's label's new boy group, K-Much, and promising R&B Group Mamamoo. We also get hype about Kang Gary's upcoming solo release, Mr. Gae. Ultimately, though, come the airing of grievances. We finally give our complete, unfiltered, and unedited thoughts on Heirs. Listen to us flick pebbles at a giant on this week's Hallyujuku!

WARNING: If you're a huge fan of Heirs, you want to avoid this and next week's episode. Don't say we didn't warn you.

On this fine episode, the guys discuss more tunes that have caught their attention, including some Japanese metal for the first time on the show. The guys give their thoughts on Rain's comeback material, analyze the possible happenings at JYP, Kaz provides insight into the surprise graduation of Oshima Yuko, and the guys have a preliminary rant about Heirs in preparation for their final review next week. All that, plus the surprise (even to him) guest appearance of DJM await you once you press play. So, do it already.

The last episode of 2013 is here! This time the guys talk about our love for MBLAQ and 2PM, the baddest collab in KPop, how few fucks are given by PSY, Kaz's thoughts on the first couple of episodes of Heirs, and ultimately we take a glance at the groups that debuted in 2013 and who stood out for us, plus who we're officially keeping our eye on in 2014. All that and more! Get on it!

On this episode, we say thank the all-powerful Kyary Pamyu Pamyu for gracing us with her existence, give some props to Suey Park while discussing our experiences with dumb, racist people, we discuss our cautious optimism for the new rookie groups arriving next year, and give a couple of movie recommendations. All this and more! Enjoy!!

On this episode of Hallyujuku, the guys give props to Shinee's Jonghyun for standing up for what's right, get excited about KPop's baddest bitches collabing, memorialize a fictional Japanese teenager, and discuss Petey's thoughts on Big-Budget blockbuster "Iris". All that, plus what we've been listening to this week and more. Enjoy!

On this fine edition of Hallyujuku, the guys check in with each other to find out what we're listening to lately, Kaz recounts a particularly painful brain fart, and Petey rambles on about Girls' Generation. All that and more. Enjoy!

On this episode, Petey follows up with last week's discussion and offers his BigBang/2NE1 vs. Wu-Tang Clan comparison list. We also look at a couple of recent releases, take a look at the unpleasant side of getting into the Pop music industry, have a heart-to-heart with the gang at Infinity Challenge, and give our thoughts on the hit drama, Good Doctor. Give a listen, won't you?

On this episode of Hallyujuku, we explore pressing and important topics, such as comparing the members of Girls' Generation to the Wu-Tang Clan, the "Tomboy Concept" as a pplied to Global Icon and others before them, MAMA 2013, 2NE1's new single, and so very much more.

This week, we once again prostrate ourselves at the feet of Yang Hyun-suk as we discuss YG Entertainment's latest machinations. We got a new music video from G-Dragon and new announcements from 2NE1. More importantly, though, is the much-anticipated release from TOP, "Doom Dada". We also talk about Family Outing now that Petey has finally seen it. All this plus some more topical K-Pop talk. Enjoy!

We're back again with another episode already. This time we're jampacked with discussion topics, including why it sucks to be a Korean Idol and how similar the suckage is to being a Korean eSports athlete, KPop artists giving back, our extremely cautious optimism about Whassup's next release, and even some great tips for the next time you're craving Ramen.

Additionally, we give our in-depth thoughts on Taeyang's "Comeback" release, "Ringa Linga". From the dance performance video, to the song itself, and of course to the official music video. We go through it all.

Plus, Kaz has a bone to pick with Dramafever.  Enjoy!

It's here! The premiere of Hallyujuku, starring Petey Rave and Brandon Cooper. This podcast is basically our avenue to discuss our shared obsession for East Asian pop culture. On this first official episode, we go through some headlines in the world of KPop, including Girls Generation's YouTube Music Awards upset victory, Epik High and their unique take on Korean Hip-Hop, and we're finally getting that T.O.P. album. Plus, Petey gives his thoughts on Coffee Prince and he and Kaz shamelessly turn into giant girls over it. 

On this final Beta episode, we discuss more AllKpop headlines, including Topp Dogg's debut MV, Taeyang's upcoming solo material, Jay Park's new label, and out first impression's of Trouble Maker's comeback. Also, Petey Rave gives his complete thought's on My Lovely Sam-Soon and he and Kaz gush about how much they love it. Additionally, Kaz assigns Petey his next drama in (The First Shop Of) Coffee Prince, and Petey assigns himself some extra credit in Good Doctor.

On this episode, we discuss some (at the time of recording) recent KPop headlines [Courtesy of AllKPop], we go deeper into our YG Bias and compare the stages of awkwardness boy groups start their rookie years at, plus we discuss how different labels and groups approach their goals of International appeal, and also Petey gives a mid-way report on his experiences with My Lovely Sam-Soon.

On this second beta episode of Hallyujuku, we discuss TOP's upcoming film, Kaz helps Petey understand his fascination with Girls' Generation Hello Baby, and we start the journey of introducing Petey to the world of Korean Dramas.

In the pilot episode for our brand new East Asian pop culture podcast, Petey Rave and Brandon Cooper get together to discuss the then newly-released G-Dragon solo material from Coup D'etat. Following that, they tell you about the variety show that got Petey into Korean Culture, Running Man. This is how the journey began.