City and Busan Global City Foundation, Morning News Show 'Morning Wave in Busan'
8:20 AM on the 21st, Edward Lee Chef, Runner-up of 'Black and White Chef'
Listen on Busan English Broadcasting terrestrial radio, YouTube channel, and mobile app
Busan City and the Busan Global City Foundation (CEO Jeon Yong-woo) will conduct a live video interview with Chef Edward Lee (Lee Gyun), who appeared on Netflix's popular program "The Big Day," through Busan English Broadcasting at 8:20 a.m. on the 21st.
Edward Lee was the runner-up on Netflix's cooking competition show "The Big Day." As a Korean-American immigrant, he gained attention by showcasing the richness, love, and spirit of care in Korean cuisine through his creative tofu dishes and desserts inspired by "Leftover Tteokbokki."
This interview will be conducted in English through Busan English Broadcasting's morning news show, Morning Wave in Busan (Monday to Friday, 7 a.m. to 9 a.m.).
During the interview, Chef Edward Lee will share his thoughts on the conclusion of "The Big Day," his culinary journey, his identity as a "Bibim Human" (a person who enjoys mixed dishes), and even recipes themed around Busan, offering an elegant and sincere glimpse into his life.
The interview can be listened to on Busan English Broadcasting's terrestrial radio (FM 90.5, FM 103.3 - Gijang, Noksan, Jeonggwan) or via the YouTube channel and mobile app.
Park Kwang-myung, the city spokesperson, said, "Morning Wave in Busan on Busan English Broadcasting is a program where listeners can enjoy English through various information and interesting interviews during their commute." He added, "We ask for your interest and listening so that connections between internationally recognized figures and the global hub city of Busan can continue through this interview."
Busan English Broadcasting captivates its audience with prompt interviews featuring notable figures.
On the 16th, they conducted an interview with Professor Victor Ambros of the University of Massachusetts Medical School, the 2024 Nobel Prize winner in Physiology or Medicine.
Busan English Broadcasting 'Morning Wave in Busan' video interview scene. (Interview with 2024 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine laureate Victor Ambros)
He is the discoverer of microRNA, a biological substance that can cure cancer and other intractable diseases. In the interview, he shared episodes from the time he received the Nobel Prize, his special experience at a Korean bathhouse, and advice on the Korean medical school craze.
Additionally, interviews were held with Paige Aniyah Morris, the translator of Han Kang's "The White Book," and Anton Hur, the first Korean appointed as a judge for the international section of the 2025 Booker Prize.
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