choa chat #2: Writer Michelle Kim & Illustrator Sena Kwon on their halmonis as an inspiration

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groundings - the choa podcast

choa magazine

21 episodes

3 weeks ago

choa is an independent online platform devoted to recognizing, examining, and understanding the nuances and complexities of the Korean female diasporic experiences.

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choa is an independent online platform devoted to recognizing, examining, and understanding the nuances and complexities of the Korean female diasporic experiences.

Society & Culture

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choa chat #2: Writer Michelle Kim & Illustrator Sena Kwon on their halmonis as an inspiration

groundings - the choa podcast

15 minutes 20 seconds

3 years ago

choa chat #2: Writer Michelle Kim & Illustrator Sena Kwon on their halmonis as an inspiration

Harriet chats with Michelle and Sena on their first impressions of each other’s piece, Korean food cravings and sentiments behind them, and what kind of halmoni they wish to be in the future. Check out Michelle and Sena’s “Welcome Home” on choa magazine’s Volume 2: 집밥 — JIP-BAB.

Originally published on IGTV on December 2021.

Song Credit: Another girl, 김현정, 공유마당, 자유이용