Series 4, Episode 1 features one guest Charlene, recent graduate from Yonsei University. In this episode, Charlene speaks with members of Yonsei University’s NOVAsia team about the term “Fangirl” and its evolution in today’s society. This podcast focuses on the introspection and analysis of women who like pop culture, our personal experiences with it and how this is associated with stigma and therefore, evolved in a new movement of fangirl activism and charity work.
Guests: Charlene
NOVAsia Team: Sara Upshur, Ana Carolina Elizondo, Simone Liew
Producer/ Main Editor: Ana Carolina Elizondo
Assistant Editor: Sara Upshur
Music: Expression by Pold
Contact:
Instagram: @novasiamagazine
Twitter: @NovasiaM
Facebook: NOVAsia
NOVAsia is a student-run magazine by students at the Yonsei University Graduate School of International Studies.
Ana Carolina Elizondo is now a student at Yonsei GSIS for International Cooperation with a concentration in development. Coming from the northern part of Mexico, Monterrey, Ana Carolina has been interested in the international affairs regarding Asian countries such as Korea, thus finding herself studying in Seoul. With an interest in pop culture, arts and media, she is eager to learn more in the cultural diplomacy that Mexico and Korea share.
Ana Carolina Elizondo is now a student at Yonsei GSIS for International Cooperation with a concentration in development. Coming from the northern part of Mexico, Monterrey, Ana Carolina has been interested in the international affairs regarding Asian countries such as Korea, thus finding herself studying in Seoul. With an interest in pop culture, arts and media, she is eager to learn more in the cultural diplomacy that Mexico and Korea share.
