When talking about "slice of life" content, one of the most important things about gaining an audience is, the audience doesn't feel overly-attacked. They tune in to find a friend through the airwaves and Kathleen provides that comfort in her podcast. What I appreciate most about this podcast is how its host is very relatable and transparent about her life. It's inspiring without being preachy. It's funny without being made fun of as the listener. Add to the mix her U.S. experiences as she lives and works abroad in South Korea, and it makes for a podcast worth keeping up with.

Roxy and Jay do a great job at expanding on the content of Kraze magazine through this podcast. The co-hosts are approachable and have a take on hot topics that listeners will enjoy.

NYAFG are a foursome with professional backgrounds that help cultivate an entertaining (and well-produced) listener experience for East Asian entertainment fans. There's a lot of humor mixed in well with K-pop and J-pop commentary. NYAFG knows their audience and makes them feel like they're listening to their own circle of friends with each episode.