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Negotiators try to head off a railroad strike. Investors on edge after stock plunge. Northeastern University package explosion. CBS News Correspondent Steve Kathan has today's World News Roundup.
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Hello from Seoul (both real and fictional)!
This week, we welcome our friend and K-drama expert Jenny Wang Medina back to the pod to discuss the new Netflix hit “Extraordinary Attorney Woo.”
The legal-procedural K-drama follows an autistic attorney, Woo Young-woo, who joins the ranks of a high-powered law firm and quickly proves herself invaluable. It’s wholesome, marginally sea-themed, and set in a fantasy playground of the professional sphere.
We discuss the hot-button issues in Korea that form the backdrop of the show, like children’s rights, Buddhism versus Christianity, North Korean defectors, and eminent domain, just to name a few. We reflect on the rise of multiculturalism and minority rights in Korean society, TV, and film, which has led to the increased visibility of people with disabilities. Woo has also sparked a specific discourse around the portrayal of its autistic protagonist. Will the show also inspire a generation of women lawyers to move to Korea, expecting a feminist haven, or convince Korean parents to ease up on their kids’ time at hagwons? Only time will tell.
If you plan to watch the series, we should warn you that Jay drops a couple of pretty extreme spoilers towards the end of the ep!
Later this week, we’ll be releasing a bonus recording of our book club with Lisa Hsiao Chen, author of “Activities of Daily Living,” for paid subscribers. We’ve also been using our TTSG Discord to plan subscriber meet-ups with Tammy in Seoul. If you’d like to join in, subscribe via Patreon or Substack. And you can always email us at timetosaygoodbyepod@gmail.com and follow us on Twitter!
On June 24, 1948, the Soviet Union placed a blockade on Berlin's American, British, and French-occupied zones.
No food, fuel, or supplies could enter the area known as West Berlin.
Many people thought that either the allies would have to capitulate or engage in an armed conflict. However, the Americans and British eventually figured out another way around the blockade.
Learn more about the Berlin Airlift and how it shaped post-war Europe on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily.
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On today’s show, we discuss the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, Ukraine’s advancement in the war, and a college volleyball controversy.
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00:11 Introduction
16:03 The Queen has passed
29:44 Ukraine Update
34:30 Volleyball Heckling
One of Liz Truss's first acts as Prime Minister was to announce a giant plan to protect domestic energy users from huge rises in wholesale gas and electricity costs, meaning a typical household will pay about ?1000 less than otherwise would have been the case. We ask how much the Energy Price Guarantee will cost the government and also explain what a ?typical? household really is. A consultation has opened into whether we?d like more of our goods and services priced in imperial measures ? but some listeners are suggesting a survey on the issue is biased against metric. And we examine a claim made on the BBC?s Springwatch programme that all of the gardens in Newcastle are bigger than the combined size of our national parks.
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The news to know for Wednesday, September 14th, 2022!
The newest numbers about inflation in the U.S. are out, so we’ll explain what they mean and their impact on the stock market.
Also, what to know about a possible strike that could spark another supply chain crisis, and what an ex-Twitter employee testified to Congress about the company’s cybersecurity.
Plus: how long some people are waiting to pay their respects to the late Queen Elizabeth’s coffin, a big rule-change at one of the most popular running events in the world, and have you heard of ‘bleisure’ travel? Well, it’s becoming more popular…
Those stories and more in around 10 minutes!
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Luke Mogelson, author of The Storm Is Here: An American Crucible was right there in the Capitol when the insurrection brewed. He’s back to recount what he saw. Plus, there is a spate of fantastic news for children, combatants, and actresses in comedy series.
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Ravi and Rikki start with the latest legal drama from the Mar-a-Lago investigation, before turning to new data showing single women without children are making more money than their male counterparts, President Biden’s pro-labor jab at California Gov. Gavin Newsom, and why more and more economists now think China may never outgrow the U.S. economy.
[02:22] Mar-a-Lago Raid Updates
[11:04] Single, Childless Women = Higher Earners
[27:10] Newsom vs. Biden Drama
[36:35] China’s Slowing Economy
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