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Feature of the Week: Jacob Tang and Melody Li’s K-pop podcast

The 17-year-old students from Gertrude Simon Lutheran College discuss the challenges and joys of creating their own podcast
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Published: 1:15am, 13 Oct 2025
Length: 333 words
Feature of the Week: Jacob Tang and Melody Li’s K-pop podcast

Jacob and Melody worked together on this project. Photo: Handout

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Our podcast focuses on K-pop: the charm of idols, the influence of fan communities, and our unique experiences.

We see K-pop as more than just music – it’s a lifestyle and cultural phenomenon. This musical form attracts fans worldwide with its unique style and infectious energy.

We are excited to share this fascinating culture with fellow K-pop lovers, hoping to exchange ideas, learn from each other, and introduce more people to the music and stories we cherish.

During the creation process, we faced challenges such as time management and editing skills. Learning while producing the podcast often left us short on time. My teammates and I utilise our free time to discuss content, ensuring each episode reflects our passion and ideas. This teamwork has deepened our friendship and helped us grow together.

As beginners in editing, we were unfamiliar with the steps, software, and division of labour. To tackle this, we sought guidance from our teacher to understand the basic editing process.

After mastering the basics, we divided the work: one person edits the audio, while another selects the songs. This allows us to complete the podcast more efficiently.

Throughout the production process, we have learned valuable skills, such as writing humorous yet meaningful scripts, editing techniques, and natural recording methods. These skills are difficult to acquire in our daily studies, making this podcast experience special.

Producing our podcast has been rewarding. We have enjoyed the creative process and learned the importance of teamwork.

In the future, we aim to produce more interesting content, helping others understand and love K-pop culture.

We look forward to sharing more stories, music, and passion with our listeners.

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