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host/producer/composer for @NPR's award winning history podcast, @throughlinenpr. founding producer of @howibuiltthis, member of @dropelectric
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How Korean culture went global

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By Ramtin Arablouei, Rund Abdelfatah Verified, Julie Caine, Casey Miner Verified, Lawrence Wu Verified, Cristina Kim Verified, Anya Steinberg, Devin Katayama Verified, Nic Neves, Julia Redpath
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How Korean culture went global : Throughline This year, K-pop Demon Hunters picked up a couple of Oscars, the pop group BTS made its triumphant return to sold out crowds, and K-pop took center stage at the World Cup final. It’s all part of Korea’s 50-year game plan to achieve global cultural dominance. This week on our Hidden Histories series, we dig into the government policy that leveraged sports, screens, and sex to transform Korea’s economy and influence.
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By Ramtin Arablouei, Rund Abdelfatah Verified, Julie Caine, Casey Miner Verified, Lawrence Wu Verified, Cristina Kim Verified, Anya Steinberg, Devin Katayama Verified, Alina Selyukh Verified, Irene Noguchi Verified, Julia Redpath, Nic Neves
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The blatant betrayal that erased the Tupperware queen from history : Throughline Brownie Wise revolutionized how we store our food. She was one of the first female corporate executives in U.S. history. But she’s not a household name. This week on our series Hidden Histories,the rise and fall of the queen of plastics—and one of corporate America's most dramatic betrayals.
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Lies, theft, and cover-up: the history of Monopoly you've never heard Original

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By Ramtin Arablouei, Rund Abdelfatah Verified, Julie Caine, Casey Miner Verified, Lawrence Wu Verified, Cristina Kim Verified, Anya Steinberg, Devin Katayama Verified, Laine Kaplan-Levenson Verified, Emily Kinslow, Olivia Chilkoti, Nic Neves, Julia Redpath
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