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Opa! Our K-Pop Show, Set To Video

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Published October 22, 2012 at 10:18 AM MDT

Planet Money listener Joey Daoud took it upon himself to set our recent K-Pop show to video. Nice work!

If anybody else is inspired to turn any of our shows or radio stories into YouTube videos, please have at it (and let us know).

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