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Revise and Resubmit - The Mayukh ShowTemporal Stability and Convergent Validity of Risk Preference Measures (Bagaïni et al., 2025)Welcome toRevise and Resubmit, the podcast where research meets curiosity, and every paper is an open question waiting for deeper exploration.Today, we’re diving into a fascinating puzzle at the heart of decision-making:Is risk preference a stable trait, or does it shift over time like sand beneath our feet?Risk is everywhere—investments, career moves, even that extra drink at the bar. But how do we actually measure it? And more importantly, do those measurements hold up over time? In their paper,A Systematic Review and Meta-Analyses of the Temporal Stability and Convergent Vali...
2025-02-1717 min
ViviTalksS01:E19 Ga Young Bae: Korean Pianist and Arranger of 'Concept of Falling'In this episode:
Listen to a conversation between your host Viviennne Aerts and composer, piano player and arranger of the 'Typuhthâng' song: Concept of Falling, Ga Young Bae
About Gayoung
GaYoung Bae is a contemporary jazz pianist, composer, and educator from Seoul, South Korea. She studied at Berklee College of Music for Bachelor and Master of music in Boston, MA. GaYoung’s purpose and passion work in making a bridge to help connect the public to society through the arts which have the power to raise awareness and facilitate com...
2024-06-0518 min
Scienceline(Math + Art) × Fun = Mathemalchemy!Boredom under COVID quarantine led many to pursue some strange side hobby, but for 24 mathematicians and artists, it resulted in Mathemalchemy — a collective of mathematically (aesthetically, too) charming pieces of art — from cryptographic quilts, huge parabolas of embroidered spheres, crochet theta curves caught in fishing nets, and murals of OctoPi, seen generating various wave-related equations per every water ripple.
For the “Mathemalchemists,” their project is a lively, whimsical invitation into the world of mathematics, made for an audience of all ages and interests. The goal is to illustrate how math can be fun — not something schools force you to do, but someth...
2024-03-1310 min
New Books in Literary StudiesTimothy K. August, "The Refugee Aesthetic: Reimagining Southeast Asian America" (Temple UP, 2020)In The Refugee Aesthetic: Reimagining Southeast Asian America (Temple University Press, 2021), Timothy K. August centers Southeast Asian American writers and artists to develop a theory of refugee aesthetics as a way of considering how aesthetic forms are created and contested by refugees, nonrefugees, and institutions alike.On this episode of New Books in Asian American Studies, Timothy K. August discusses the contradictions in how refugee stories are read as arising from exceptional circumstances even as the ever-increasing number of refugees renders refugeeness a remarkably everyday experience; the importance of aesthetics as a means by which refugees are ab...
2023-12-3042 min
New Books in Asian American StudiesTimothy K. August, "The Refugee Aesthetic: Reimagining Southeast Asian America" (Temple UP, 2020)In The Refugee Aesthetic: Reimagining Southeast Asian America (Temple University Press, 2021), Timothy K. August centers Southeast Asian American writers and artists to develop a theory of refugee aesthetics as a way of considering how aesthetic forms are created and contested by refugees, nonrefugees, and institutions alike.On this episode of New Books in Asian American Studies, Timothy K. August discusses the contradictions in how refugee stories are read as arising from exceptional circumstances even as the ever-increasing number of refugees renders refugeeness a remarkably everyday experience; the importance of aesthetics as a means by which refugees are ab...
2023-12-3042 min
New Books in ArtTimothy K. August, "The Refugee Aesthetic: Reimagining Southeast Asian America" (Temple UP, 2020)In The Refugee Aesthetic: Reimagining Southeast Asian America (Temple University Press, 2021), Timothy K. August centers Southeast Asian American writers and artists to develop a theory of refugee aesthetics as a way of considering how aesthetic forms are created and contested by refugees, nonrefugees, and institutions alike.On this episode of New Books in Asian American Studies, Timothy K. August discusses the contradictions in how refugee stories are read as arising from exceptional circumstances even as the ever-increasing number of refugees renders refugeeness a remarkably everyday experience; the importance of aesthetics as a means by which refugees are ab...
2023-12-3042 min
2023-09-1003 min
K-Drama My Eyes OutKDMEO Episode 193 - Summer Catch UpJudy and Linda are finally back to catch up on some e-mails and give their First Impressions of "The Glory" (더 글로리), "Under the Queen's Umbrella" (슈룹), and "The Interest of Love" (사랑의 이해). The next episode will be about season 2 of "D.P." (Deserter Pursuit), starring Jung HaeIn, Koo KyoHwan, Son SeokKoo and Kim SungKyun. Sorry about audio issues with Judy's microphone! Digressions: 2:43 - New Patreon donors and Listener E-mails! 33:40 - Judy recently played the "Resident Evil 4" remake, and had such a fun time fighting zombies and ineffectively flirting with hotties. You can check out VOD of...
2023-07-121h 24
怎样都好S2E04 被裁员后的心灵指南——从自然中学习本期提到的书籍是Ray Dalio的《原则》2:38 我的低谷期从自然中学到的东西8:06 《原则》-自然教会我，不要只从自己的角度看待利弊14:37 《原则》-完美并不是最好的状态BGMHello Gayoung - 겨울에서 봄Me'Shell Ndegéocello - Oysters这里找到我“怎样都好”公众号、微博，也可以添加微信boniu676进听友群。向我倾诉如果你有任何职场或者生活中的困惑，欢迎写信给我zydhpodcast@163.com
2023-02-2118 min
K-Drama My Eyes OutKDMEO Episode 192 - Winter Catch UpHALLO~! Happy New Year! It's time to catch up with Judy and Linda. Our next episode will be a First Impressions episode with "The Glory" (더 글로리) starring Song HyeKyo, "Under the Queen's Umbrella" (슈룹) starring Kim HyeSoo and "The Interest of Love" (사랑의 이해) starring Yoo YeonSeok and Moon GaYoung. Digressions: 1:34 - Listener E-mails! 19:25 - Surprisingly, Linda is enjoying "Money Heist: Korea - Joint Economic Area" (종이의 집: 공동경제구역) and now the second season is out. 23:09 - Judy was disappointed by the Netflix show, "Korea No. 1" (코리아넘버원) with Yoo JaeSuk, Lee Kwang Soo and Kim YeonKoung. For a show that's supposed to impress you with th...
2023-01-031h 10
New Books in LiteratureR. F. Kuang, "Babel: Or the Necessity of Violence: An Arcane History of the Oxford Translators’ Revolution" (Harper Voyager, 2022)In R. F. Kuang’s Babel, or The Necessity of Violence: An Arcane History of the Oxford Translators' Revolution (Harper Voyager in 2022), we meet Robin Swift. Orphaned by Cholera in Canton in 1828, he is brought to London by a mysterious Professor Lovell, who trains him in Latin, Ancient Greek, and Chinese, to prepare him for enrollment in Oxford University’s Royal Institute of Translation—also known as Babel. Yet as Robin soon finds out, the glamour and glory of Babel is not all it seems, and thriving at the center of knowledge and power demands complicity in the violence and mili...
2022-08-1856 min
New Books in Historical FictionR. F. Kuang, "Babel: Or the Necessity of Violence: An Arcane History of the Oxford Translators’ Revolution" (Harper Voyager, 2022)In R. F. Kuang’s Babel, or The Necessity of Violence: An Arcane History of the Oxford Translators' Revolution (Harper Voyager in 2022), we meet Robin Swift. Orphaned by Cholera in Canton in 1828, he is brought to London by a mysterious Professor Lovell, who trains him in Latin, Ancient Greek, and Chinese, to prepare him for enrollment in Oxford University’s Royal Institute of Translation—also known as Babel. Yet as Robin soon finds out, the glamour and glory of Babel is not all it seems, and thriving at the center of knowledge and power demands complicity in the violence and mili...
2022-08-1852 min
New Books in Environmental StudiesMin Hyoung Song, "Climate Lyricism" (Duke UP, 2022)In Climate Lyricism (Duke University Press, 2022), Min Hyoung Song models a climate change-centered reading practice that helps us better understand and respond to climate change by moving from forms of everyday denial to everyday attention and shared agency.Tune in to this episode of New Books in Asian American Studies to hear Min talk about how this project of reading for climate lyricism emerged out of his work as an Asian Americanist; the importance of the humanities in cultivating practices of everyday attention that are critical to understanding and acting on climate change; staying with bad feelings in...
2022-06-281h 13New Books in Asian American StudiesMin Hyoung Song, "Climate Lyricism" (Duke UP, 2022)In Climate Lyricism (Duke University Press, 2022), Min Hyoung Song models a climate change-centered reading practice that helps us better understand and respond to climate change by moving from forms of everyday denial to everyday attention and shared agency.Tune in to this episode of New Books in Asian American Studies to hear Min talk about how this project of reading for climate lyricism emerged out of his work as an Asian Americanist; the importance of the humanities in cultivating practices of everyday attention that are critical to understanding and acting on climate change; staying with bad feelings in...
2022-06-281h 12
New Books in Korean StudiesKim Hyun, "Glory Hole" (Seagull Books, 2022)In this episode, co-translators Suhyun J. Ahn and Archana Madhavan discuss their Korean-to-English translation of Glory Hole by Kim Hyun (Seagull Books, 2022). Released as part of The Pride List from The University of Chicago Press, Glory Hole is a fantastical collection of queer poems that are uncomfortable, bodily, fluid-filled, and delightfully puzzling to read.Across fifty-one bewildering poems, Kim both engages and confuses readers with puns, distorted retellings of American popular culture, dystopian landscapes, robots, and more, all to a relentlessly queer backdrop of longing and sexual desire. Tune in to hear Suhyun and Archana read some of thei...
2022-05-0658 min
New Books in LGBTQ+ StudiesKim Hyun, "Glory Hole" (Seagull Books, 2022)In this episode, co-translators Suhyun J. Ahn and Archana Madhavan discuss their Korean-to-English translation of Glory Hole by Kim Hyun (Seagull Books, 2022). Released as part of The Pride List from The University of Chicago Press, Glory Hole is a fantastical collection of queer poems that are uncomfortable, bodily, fluid-filled, and delightfully puzzling to read.Across fifty-one bewildering poems, Kim both engages and confuses readers with puns, distorted retellings of American popular culture, dystopian landscapes, robots, and more, all to a relentlessly queer backdrop of longing and sexual desire. Tune in to hear Suhyun and Archana read some of thei...
2022-05-0658 min
New Books in PoetryKim Hyun, "Glory Hole" (Seagull Books, 2022)In this episode, co-translators Suhyun J. Ahn and Archana Madhavan discuss their Korean-to-English translation of Glory Hole by Kim Hyun (Seagull Books, 2022). Released as part of The Pride List from Seagull Books, Glory Hole is a fantastical collection of queer poems that are uncomfortable, bodily, fluid-filled, and delightfully puzzling to read.Across fifty-one bewildering poems, Kim both engages and confuses readers with puns, distorted retellings of American popular culture, dystopian landscapes, robots, and more, all to a relentlessly queer backdrop of longing and sexual desire. Tune in to hear Suhyun and Archana read some of their favorite transla...
2022-05-0658 minNew Books in LiteratureKim Hyun, "Glory Hole" (Seagull Books, 2022)In this episode, co-translators Suhyun J. Ahn and Archana Madhavan discuss their Korean-to-English translation of Glory Hole by Kim Hyun (Seagull Books, 2022). Released as part of The Pride List from The University of Chicago Press, Glory Hole is a fantastical collection of queer poems that are uncomfortable, bodily, fluid-filled, and delightfully puzzling to read.Across fifty-one bewildering poems, Kim both engages and confuses readers with puns, distorted retellings of American popular culture, dystopian landscapes, robots, and more, all to a relentlessly queer backdrop of longing and sexual desire. Tune in to hear Suhyun and Archana read some of thei...
2022-05-061h 00
New Books in LanguageEllen Jones, "Literature in Motion: Translating Multilingualism Across the Americas" (Columbia UP, 2022)In Literature in Motion: Translating Multilingualism Across the Americas (Columbia University Press, 2022), Ellen C. Jones centers not just translation but multilingualism as both an artistic practice and scholarly lens through which to examine the production and reception of literature across the Americas. Focusing on writers who use mixed language forms such as “Spanglish,” “Portunhol,” and “Frenglish,” she shows how these authors and their translators use multilingualism to disrupt binaries and hierarchies in language, gender, and literary production itself. In this episode of NBN, Ellen Jones discusses the complex relationship and perceived tensions between translation and multilingualism, the sociopolitical for...
2022-03-291h 15
New Books in Canadian StudiesEllen Jones, "Literature in Motion: Translating Multilingualism Across the Americas" (Columbia UP, 2022)In Literature in Motion: Translating Multilingualism Across the Americas (Columbia University Press, 2022), Ellen C. Jones centers not just translation but multilingualism as both an artistic practice and scholarly lens through which to examine the production and reception of literature across the Americas. Focusing on writers who use mixed language forms such as “Spanglish,” “Portunhol,” and “Frenglish,” she shows how these authors and their translators use multilingualism to disrupt binaries and hierarchies in language, gender, and literary production itself. In this episode of NBN, Ellen Jones discusses the complex relationship and perceived tensions between translation and multilingualism, the sociopolitical for...
2022-03-291h 15
Off the Page: A Columbia University Press PodcastEllen Jones, "Literature in Motion: Translating Multilingualism Across the Americas" (Columbia UP, 2022)In Literature in Motion: Translating Multilingualism Across the Americas (Columbia University Press, 2022), Ellen C. Jones centers not just translation but multilingualism as both an artistic practice and scholarly lens through which to examine the production and reception of literature across the Americas. Focusing on writers who use mixed language forms such as “Spanglish,” “Portunhol,” and “Frenglish,” she shows how these authors and their translators use multilingualism to disrupt binaries and hierarchies in language, gender, and literary production itself. In this episode of NBN, Ellen Jones discusses the complex relationship and perceived tensions between translation and multilingualism, the sociopolitical for...
2022-03-291h 15
New Books in Latino StudiesEllen Jones, "Literature in Motion: Translating Multilingualism Across the Americas" (Columbia UP, 2022)In Literature in Motion: Translating Multilingualism Across the Americas (Columbia University Press, 2022), Ellen C. Jones centers not just translation but multilingualism as both an artistic practice and scholarly lens through which to examine the production and reception of literature across the Americas. Focusing on writers who use mixed language forms such as “Spanglish,” “Portunhol,” and “Frenglish,” she shows how these authors and their translators use multilingualism to disrupt binaries and hierarchies in language, gender, and literary production itself. In this episode of NBN, Ellen Jones discusses the complex relationship and perceived tensions between translation and multilingualism, the sociopolitical for...
2022-03-291h 15
New Books in Caribbean StudiesEllen Jones, "Literature in Motion: Translating Multilingualism Across the Americas" (Columbia UP, 2022)In Literature in Motion: Translating Multilingualism Across the Americas (Columbia University Press, 2022), Ellen C. Jones centers not just translation but multilingualism as both an artistic practice and scholarly lens through which to examine the production and reception of literature across the Americas. Focusing on writers who use mixed language forms such as “Spanglish,” “Portunhol,” and “Frenglish,” she shows how these authors and their translators use multilingualism to disrupt binaries and hierarchies in language, gender, and literary production itself. In this episode of NBN, Ellen Jones discusses the complex relationship and perceived tensions between translation and multilingualism, the sociopolitical for...
2022-03-291h 15
New Books in Latin American StudiesEllen Jones, "Literature in Motion: Translating Multilingualism Across the Americas" (Columbia UP, 2022)In Literature in Motion: Translating Multilingualism Across the Americas (Columbia University Press, 2022), Ellen C. Jones centers not just translation but multilingualism as both an artistic practice and scholarly lens through which to examine the production and reception of literature across the Americas. Focusing on writers who use mixed language forms such as “Spanglish,” “Portunhol,” and “Frenglish,” she shows how these authors and their translators use multilingualism to disrupt binaries and hierarchies in language, gender, and literary production itself. In this episode of NBN, Ellen Jones discusses the complex relationship and perceived tensions between translation and multilingualism, the sociopolitical for...
2022-03-291h 15New Books in LiteratureElaine Hsieh Chou, "Disorientation: A Novel" (Penguin, 2022)In Disorientation: A Novel by Elaine Hsieh Chou (Penguin Press, 2022), we meet Ingrid Yang: an eighth-year PhD student in East Asian studies struggling to write a dissertation on (fictional) canonical Chinese American poet Xiao-Wen Chou. Her situation is made all the more distressing by the fact that her student loan deferral is soon to expire, and it’s dawning on her that she was never interested in Xiao-Wen Chou in the first place—rather, her advisor convinced her that this would be a good topic for a marketable dissertation. Then one day, a strange note in the archives leads her to...
2022-03-2351 minNew Books in Asian American StudiesElaine Hsieh Chou, "Disorientation: A Novel" (Penguin, 2022)In Disorientation: A Novel by Elaine Hsieh Chou (Penguin Press, 2022), we meet Ingrid Yang: an eighth-year PhD student in East Asian studies struggling to write a dissertation on (fictional) canonical Chinese American poet Xiao-Wen Chou. Her situation is made all the more distressing by the fact that her student loan deferral is soon to expire, and it’s dawning on her that she was never interested in Xiao-Wen Chou in the first place—rather, her advisor convinced her that this would be a good topic for a marketable dissertation. Then one day, a strange note in the archives leads her to...
2022-03-2346 minNew Books in Korean StudiesDavid S. Roh, "Minor Transpacific: Triangulating American, Japanese, and Korean Fictions" (Stanford UP, 2021)In Minor Transpacific: Triangulating American, Japanese, and Korean Fictions (Stanford University Press, 2021), David S. Roh brings Asian Americanist study of Korean American literature in conversation with Asian studies scholars’ work on Zainichi literature—that is, the literature of ethnic Koreans displaced to Japan during the Japanese occupation of Korea—to model what a sustained dialogue between Asian studies and Asian American studies scholarship might reveal about both Korean American and Zainichi literatures.On this episode of New Books in Asian American Studies, David Roh chats about the fortunate happenstances that led him to this project, Younghill Kang’s thoughts...
2022-02-1149 min
New Books in East Asian StudiesDavid S. Roh, "Minor Transpacific: Triangulating American, Japanese, and Korean Fictions" (Stanford UP, 2021)In Minor Transpacific: Triangulating American, Japanese, and Korean Fictions (Stanford University Press, 2021), David S. Roh brings Asian Americanist study of Korean American literature in conversation with Asian studies scholars’ work on Zainichi literature—that is, the literature of ethnic Koreans displaced to Japan during the Japanese occupation of Korea—to model what a sustained dialogue between Asian studies and Asian American studies scholarship might reveal about both Korean American and Zainichi literatures.On this episode of New Books in Asian American Studies, David Roh chats about the fortunate happenstances that led him to this project, Younghill Kang’s thoughts...
2022-02-1151 minNew Books in Asian American StudiesDavid S. Roh, "Minor Transpacific: Triangulating American, Japanese, and Korean Fictions" (Stanford UP, 2021)In Minor Transpacific: Triangulating American, Japanese, and Korean Fictions (Stanford University Press, 2021), David S. Roh brings Asian Americanist study of Korean American literature in conversation with Asian studies scholars’ work on Zainichi literature—that is, the literature of ethnic Koreans displaced to Japan during the Japanese occupation of Korea—to model what a sustained dialogue between Asian studies and Asian American studies scholarship might reveal about both Korean American and Zainichi literatures.On this episode of New Books in Asian American Studies, David Roh chats about the fortunate happenstances that led him to this project, Younghill Kang’s thoughts...
2022-02-1149 min
New Books in Japanese StudiesDavid S. Roh, "Minor Transpacific: Triangulating American, Japanese, and Korean Fictions" (Stanford UP, 2021)In Minor Transpacific: Triangulating American, Japanese, and Korean Fictions (Stanford University Press, 2021), David S. Roh brings Asian Americanist study of Korean American literature in conversation with Asian studies scholars’ work on Zainichi literature—that is, the literature of ethnic Koreans displaced to Japan during the Japanese occupation of Korea—to model what a sustained dialogue between Asian studies and Asian American studies scholarship might reveal about both Korean American and Zainichi literatures.On this episode of New Books in Asian American Studies, David Roh chats about the fortunate happenstances that led him to this project, Younghill Kang’s thoughts...
2022-02-1149 minOff the Page: A Columbia University Press PodcastSunny Xiang, "Tonal Intelligence: The Aesthetics of Asian Inscrutability During the Long Cold War" (Columbia UP, 2020)In Tonal Intelligence: The Aesthetics of Asian Inscrutability During the Long Cold War (Columbia University Press, 2020), Sunny Xiang reads the archives of US intelligence agencies alongside Asian American literature to develop a method of reading for tone rather than content, and shows us how doing so allows us to rethink both the nature of war itself and the construction of race during the long cold war.On this episode of New Books in Asian American Studies, Sunny Xiang chats about militarization and war as a way of life, race and rumor in Kazuo Ishiguro's work, Induk Pahk and The...
2022-01-3151 minNew Books in Asian American StudiesSunny Xiang, "Tonal Intelligence: The Aesthetics of Asian Inscrutability During the Long Cold War" (Columbia UP, 2020)In Tonal Intelligence: The Aesthetics of Asian Inscrutability During the Long Cold War (Columbia University Press, 2020), Sunny Xiang reads the archives of US intelligence agencies alongside Asian American literature to develop a method of reading for tone rather than content, and shows us how doing so allows us to rethink both the nature of war itself and the construction of race during the long cold war.On this episode of New Books in Asian American Studies, Sunny Xiang chats about militarization and war as a way of life, race and rumor in Kazuo Ishiguro's work, Induk Pahk and The...
2022-01-3151 minK-Drama My Eyes OutKDMEO Episode 164 - Winter 2021 First Impressions OOF. Judy and Linda were pretty disappointed by the scant selection of K-dramas this winter. We did find an unexpected gem, though! Digressions: 1:08 – Listener E-mails! We get listener feedback on “Bridgerton”, and the terrible dramas we watched for Episode 163! 18:46 – Linda started watching "Youn's Stay" (윤스테이), a spin-off of the variety show, “Youn’s Kitchen” (윤식당) . We hope it becomes accessible to non-Korean speaking viewers soon! 25:21 – Judy scratched her H.P. Lovecraft itch by watching "Color Out of Space" (2019) starring Nicolas Cage. 27:30 – Judy continues her Nicolas Cage run with the Netflix series, "History of Swear Words"! ...
2021-01-201h 27
The Jason Gregory Podcast#1: The History and Philosophy of Yoga. How Can It Help Us in a Time of Crisis?For a while I've been planning a podcast, but I wanted to do it right and not short-change the project. So finally I'm glad to say that my first episode of the podcast is up and I'm joined by my partner in crime and life, Gayoung, to discuss the finer points of Eastern philosophy which only a long format can provide. My podcast is about diving deep into the mystical depths of the world of Eastern spirituality. In this podcast, we discuss the history and philosophy of yoga and its relevance in a time of crisis, along with a...
2020-07-151h 27
HallyujukuEpisode 162 - The DungeonThis week, we lament another girl group disbandment in Stellar, wonder what the future holds for Weekly Idol without Doni & Coni, wonder at the pure unbridled insanity of Wannables, and anticipate the new Netflix project starring Seungri and other YG artists. All that, new tunes, and more!What’s New?KazHash Swan - 알렉산더처럼 왕 (Wang Like Alexander) (Feat. GRAY) MV[MV] KILLAGRAMZ (킬라그램) _ Up All Night(Dream on)(Feat.MUZIE)Reddy, Sway D, Paloalto, YunB, G2, Huckleberry P & Camo Starr - Break Bread [Official Video]PeteyBoA 보아 'ONE SHOT, TWO SHOT' MVBAND-MAID / DO...
2018-03-0147 min
HallyujukuEpisode 162 - The DungeonThis week, we lament another girl group disbandment in Stellar, wonder what the future holds for Weekly Idol without Doni & Coni, wonder at the pure unbridled insanity of Wannables, and anticipate the new Netflix project starring Seungri and other YG artists. All that, new tunes, and more!What’s New?KazHash Swan - 알렉산더처럼 왕 (Wang Like Alexander) (Feat. GRAY) MV[MV] KILLAGRAMZ (킬라그램) _ Up All Night(Dream on)(Feat.MUZIE)Reddy, Sway D, Paloalto, YunB, G2, Huckleberry P & Camo Starr - Break Bread [Official Video]PeteyBoA 보아 'ONE SHOT, TWO SHOT' MVBAND-MAID / DO...
2018-03-0100 min
三言两扒《只是相爱的关系》—相互慰藉的温度，能否融化内心的冰川期本期BGM：OP：Jason Walker - DownED：Hello Gayoung - 그리움에 가까운新年的第一部剧，其实基调有点淡淡的惆怅，但是在这个异常寒冷的冬天，却有莫名温暖的感觉。有个人可以相互慰藉，不论男女老幼，都请珍惜，过完这个时刻，也许我们都只是擦肩而过的路人。这对男女主演是近期让我觉得最默契最清新最此消彼长的银幕情侣了，虽然不是狗粮最多的，但是正符合这部剧小清新的怅然，虽然是相爱的关系，也许真实的世界总比爱情复杂的多，一起走过的时光，愿通向幸福。
2018-01-121h 56
A versus AVerborrea 16: la destrucción de Stellar y Netflix (se puede ir) al carajoEsta verborrea tiene sub-temas distanciados en lugar de origen y en sus tipos de producciones, pero ambos hablan de la disparidad de género en sus respectivos sectores del entretenimiento.
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2017-11-1744 min
饶雪漫消失很久的爱人突然出现是什么样的感受世间最难得是久别重逢，最遗憾是久别重逢却早已物是人非。嗨，曾对我万般好的那个人，对不起，年少的我任性将你丢失，往后我祝你幸福。歌单：《今天也再见》——Hello Gayoung；《她说每个人心里都有一首歌》——陈小熊；《혹시 만나지 못하더라도》——Love Rabbit。公众微信平台：17Seventeen。
2017-02-0712 min
月光浮屿网络电台【周六故事】唯爱情由奢入俭难唯爱情由奢入俭难陆小寒想念令人难过我的爱情留下了很深的后遗症。当这种症状发作的时候，我会在家拿出一口小锅点上火，粗暴地拆开包装纸，把面饼丢进水里，再敲进一个鸡蛋，火腿肠摘成三段。当它们在这个小小的锅里汇合，慢慢沸腾起来的时候，我的心就一点一点平静下去。你知道泡面这样的食物很像失恋吗？当你寻求于它的时候，你很无助；撒调料包的时候会鼻酸；在失去食欲前把它赶紧吃掉，眼睛就被热气熏出了眼泪；你闻着头发里乱糟糟的气味，陷入了自暴自弃。我总在黄昏的时候犯病，那些时候，我抱着小锅坐在阳台的台阶上，浸在夕阳里一边看落日，一边把泡面一口一口吃掉。我能做好一整桌五颜六色的菜，可是我煮的泡面，特别特别难吃。春天快要来了吧，天空又高又邈远，杨树的枝条打起毛茸茸的芽苞，隔壁人家低低地放着电视。我该去菜市场买新鲜的鱼和芦蒿，我的恋人也快要回来了。可是我什么都不想做，我痴痴地抱着我滚烫的泡面。我想念姚望。想念和难以下咽的泡面一样，都令人难过。恋爱大过天我是苏美佳，2004年我在四平的吉林师范念大学，男朋友姚望在长春理工，每周我坐火车去看他，车票17块9毛，历时1小时20分钟。这两所学校联姻数十年，为很多像我和姚望这样的男女生解决了恋爱问题。所以每周末的这趟班车都快热闹疯了，挤来挤去碰到的都是熟人。这个在画眉毛，那个在抹口红，我像个军师一样煞有介事地帮她们参谋。虽然我知道她们都是一帮重色轻友的混蛋，只要火车一停下，她们会像蝴蝶一样扑进男朋友的怀抱，并在我的平底鞋上留下柔软的脚印。可是我还是喜欢她们，望着她们就像在照镜子。这是一趟开往春天的火车。车轮哐当哐当摇晃，满车厢暖暖的阳光。姚望在出站口等我，双手插在牛仔裤的兜里，松松垮垮地站在那里，好像漫不经心的模样。但是我能肯定他这个pose一定在镜子前拗了不下十次。每次见到他我都好兴奋，猴子一样跳上他的背，圈着他的脖子，摘下他的帽子戴在头上。我说：“我好想你啊。”他急忙把我扔下来，“苏美佳，走光啦！”好怕它融化掉姚望喊我小猴子，我们在长春公园里晒太阳喂鱼，晃晃悠悠一下午就过去了。经过一个老头摆着糖人摊，他给我买了一个孙悟空的糖人。走了几步，又买一大个粉嫩的棉花糖，嬉笑着说：“大圣爷，你看，你的筋斗云来喽。”我接过我的筋斗云，伸手摸他的笑脸，好暖好暖，也好怕它融化掉。在长春，离电影制片厂不远的地方还有那样的老式电影院，十几层的水泥楼梯，两大块军绿色的厚棉被隔开里外。在门口交几十块钱就可以在里面耗上一整天，想看几部就看几部，当然放映的多数是老片子，看太多遍了都看腻了。于是夏天的晚上，我们就坐在电影院外面的石阶上聊天，看着星星，听身后传来男女主人公的声音，猜测故事讲到哪里了，到了都喜欢的情节，再一起手拉手钻回去。电影院小小的、旧旧的，暗红色的座椅，磨得褪了色的木地板，架在高处的放映机打一束明亮的光到幕布上，光经过之处，灰尘像跳舞一样欢快。有次到深夜人都走光了，我们在这样半晦半明的旧电影院里接吻，光把脸的影子打到荧幕上，和电影里的章能才与沈韶华映在一起，真令人难忘。我至今都记得那被光温暖的、急速旋舞的灰尘的气味、姚望的气味。而亲爱的姚望，我多么想在荧光飞舞的尘埃里再吻你一遍。它变成了一个愿望，变成了疲惫生活里唯一的梦想。这熔炉般的盛夏毕业后，我跟着姚望去了南京，开始了我们向往很久的生活。我们有过穷得可怜的日子，好多天的晚饭都是泡面加鸡蛋，火腿肠摘成三段，好像那是很了不起的食物。我们也有比较“富庶”的日子，最有钱的时候，姚望花四千块淘了辆破桑塔纳，宣告进入有车一族。“有了桑塔纳，走遍天下都不怕！”姚望的样子，好狷介。姚望修好了车载CD，载着我上紫金山兜风。我们用炭火炉煮泡面，煮开水冲速溶咖啡，依偎在一条毛毯里等日出。南京的日出美得像把一盏落地灯一点一点旋亮。可是如果你见过吉林的日出，见过零下二十多度冬天的日出，你就不会再说什么了。你看那日出，就像看着神拎着一个打火机慢悠悠地烧冰块。这是我记忆中关于姚望的最后的一个快乐片段，之后我们就被淹没进无数的琐碎争吵中。我们知道怎样相爱，却没人教会我们如何生活。我低估了和一个男人共同生活的难度，并不只是并肩一起看日升日落、清晨的一个微笑，晚安的一个吻。从前我永远在恋爱，连一只碗都没有洗过；现在柴米油盐、工资房租，它们像妖怪一样一点一点吞噬着我们的爱情。姚望总是很疲倦的样子，他没完没了地加班，甚至工作完成了也愿意坐在办公室里发呆；他忘记了很多事情，不记得生日、节日、纪念日，难道人生就只剩下鸡零狗碎了吗？就好像你曾经喝惯了高浓度的烈酒，他最后偷偷换成了水，还很无赖地说：“我只有这个了。你不喝酒会死吗？”一份爱由浓转淡吵架失去理智时我们会提分手，狼来了太多次没有人当真。可是最后一次谁也没有挽留谁，我们就这样分手了。我逃回了吉林，开始姚望还会给我打好多电话。道歉，回忆，畅想未来。可是当他每每提出重新开始，让我回南京去的时候，我就犹豫了，也害怕了。那些在吵架时互相伤害的恶毒话语仍然记忆深刻，我问自己：“真的还有勇气重走一遍吗？”渐渐地，姚望的电话少了，我们都开始没入各自的生活。我甚至开始去相亲。相亲其实是很好的爱情的开始，来的人大多成熟温和，向往婚姻。我比他们还多要一些，我还向往一丁点儿的爱。我遇到了程，这个想法和我一样的男人。我们因着这一丁点儿的爱相处得很好。奇怪的是，你能接受一开始就单薄的爱，却接受不了一份爱由浓转淡。很多时候我还是会想姚望，甚至觉得遗忘姚望是一件可怕的事。可是想他的滋味并不好受，我像一个做了阑尾切除手术的人，时不时会觉得伤口若有似无地疼，可这种疼又疼得没有着落。姚望从我的朋友那听说我打算订婚的消息，从南京飞了过来，抱着一大束黄金百合站在我家楼下，花和人都枯萎冻僵了。我在窗帘里看着他，往事一幕幕回转，我哭得快要喘不过气。然后姚望走了。直到深夜，我接到陌生人的电话。我赶去小饭馆，见到不省人事的姚望，躺在地上，抱着两只空的白酒瓶，表情痛苦地紧闭着眼。我把他安置在酒店，脱了鞋子盖好被子，用热毛巾擦他的脸。我一动不动地看着他。半夜他醒过来，睁着亮晶晶的眼睛看着我，“苏美佳，我带了礼物来看你。”是一双玻璃丝袜，和一件五彩花绸带流苏披肩，和电影里一模一样。《滚滚红尘》中那两人，围着这件披肩，哼着歌，轻轻拥抱，齐齐迈着醉生梦死的舞步，在楼台之上，朝朝暮暮。一万年太久，他们也懂得只争朝夕。可是我们呢？这世间并没有一条重回旧梦的道路，电影里都是骗人的。80岁固执的红唇我们即使在这房间里跳舞、拥吻，也走不出这个房间。爱情曾一山一水走来，一分一秒等待。那么现在就是一山一水远行，一分一秒失去。我们的爱情，就像80岁老太太脸上固执的红唇，像我们人生中一切徒劳却怎么也抓不住的东西。天快亮的时候我毫无预兆地发烧，姚望陪我去医院挂水，轻轻握着我的手，一动不动地看着我。他说：“为什么有人谈恋爱吵一吵就过去了，为什么我们吵架却回不了头。”我笑了，扯开干裂的嘴唇，有一道小口子，很疼。想起以前生病他跑去找一个盐水瓶装满热水焐在我手里，也想起后来我自己一个人去挂水，枯坐半夜，一个电话都没有等来。偶尔也想过要回到他身边，只是这个念头一起，过往的心碎就像滚雪球一样越来越大。由奢入俭那么艰难，爱情也一样。天大亮，是个大好的晴天。我还是哭了。姚望看着我，没有再说话，沉默地把我从病床上抱起来，往外走。“苏美佳，你会后悔吗？”他的下巴贴着我的头顶，这样问我。我摇了摇头。他继续说：“我很后悔。如果最后一次说分手的时候我对你说出我爱你这三个字，是不是就不会是现在这样？”“我也会想，那些像剑一样狠狠刺向对方的话我们是怎么说出口的。”“我以为我们还有很多时间。没想到属于我们的时间，原来并不多。”他把我往上拖了拖，说：“这条路可能是我们最后一起走的路了，记住它好吗？是冬天，有阳光，雪正在融化，走过这扇玻璃门，门外有一辆出租车在等我们。”我一直记得姚望说的这条路，这是我对他的最后的记忆，不带一点伤害，温柔得像夕阳里的泡面。春天快来了吧，梅花山有白梅，鸡鸣寺有樱花，可惜我全看不到了。Hello Gayoung - Opponent Process TheoryHello Gayoung - 가끔 네 생각이 나는 걸Hello Gayoung - 너와 나Hello Gayoung - 솜과 사탕IU - 12월 24일 (D.ear Cover)Keith Urban - Tonight I Wanna CryMi-Yu,유용호 - 내가 다독여줄게
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