Published by the Gwangju International Center since 2001
In continuing its collaboration with the Gwangju Foreign Language Network (GFN), we present the Viva DJ Show, a program that allows listeners the opportunity to dive into the studio and host a show with Monique Dean, playing hits from the 1960s to the 1990s.
“They say that if you have one meat-free meal a week for a year, it has the same effect of planting 15 trees a year.”
This is the latest installment of the most recent column added to the Gwangju News: “Top of The Drop,” by Daniel Springer of the Gwangju Foreign Language Network (GFN). Each month, “Danno” picks his favorite newly released tunes that you may have missed, along with some upcoming albums and EPs that you might want to keep on your radar.
In continuing its collaboration with the Gwangju Foreign Language Network (GFN), in this issue the Gwangju News offers an interview with Kayla Nicholls, the host of Hello Korea, the radio show that brings you “Korean history, culture, food, music, people, movies, and more from past to present!”
Living trees keep collecting carbon without any power supply needed. All they need are water and sunshine.
The UCC was established in Gwangju Metropolitan City in 2007 by Indian-Korean Basu Mukul.
For all who love music, especially new releases, keep ahead of the curve with Top of The Drop. Each month Daniel “Danno” Springer picks his favorite newly released tunes and gives a heads-up on upcoming albums and EPs for you to keep on your radar.
The entire city of Gwangju suffered a major blow when The First Alleyway shuttered its doors at the end of August. While so much has been said on social media about how beloved the Alleyway was, we at the Gwangju News felt it was important to go a little more in depth.
