Below is a list of links to selected media publications and public events that I have contributed to.
5 Jun 2026: 'K-pop Fans Are Calling Out Deepfakes', Janus Rose, 404 Media
23 May 2026: 'What’s with all the videos of college graduates booing AI?' Dannielle Maguire, ABC News Online
3 Apr 2026: 'K-pop has an AI problem', Taylor Glasby, Dazed Digital
31 Jan 2026: 'The BTS world tour and China’s restriction order', Zhou Yuexiang, Lianhe Zhaobao
27 Jan 2026: 'Kpop’s Cultural Clash: NewJeans and the Global Stage', Kevin Loo, Deadset Media
14 Jan 2026: 'Why Fans Are In A Frenzy Over BTS’ World Tour Announcement', Claudia Vrdoljak, Channel 10
10 Jan 2026: 'Cautious hopes Beijing lifting soft ban on South Korean pop culture', Max Walden, ABC News Online
20 Dec 2025: 'How Psy’s billion-views trailblazer Gangnam Style presaged K-pop dominance', Al Newstead, ABC News Online
7 Nov 2025: Twice and K-pop in Australia, Nicole Price, ABC News
5 Nov 2025: 'Twice proves there is an audience thirsty for K-pop in Australia', Mawunyo Gbogbo, ABC News Online
11 Sep 2025: 'How did Korean culture break into the mainstream?' Richelle Hunt, ABC Radio Melbourne
27 Aug 2025: 'Filmen har allerede indtaget pladsen som Netflix’ næstmest sete nogensinde' [The film that has just taken the spot as Netflix’s second most-watched of all time], Anders Tornsø Jørgensen, Politiken
26 Aug 2025: 'Screen sensation: K-pop Demon Hunters', The Morning Show, Channel 7
19 Aug 2025: K-pop Demon Hunters interview, James O'Loghlin, ABC Radio Sydney
7 Aug 2025: 'Productivity Commission interim report, TDM, and implications for creative sectors', Tim Webster, 2SM
19 Jun 2025: 'Fans feared K-pop’s biggest stars were gone forever. Now, they’re set to return', Nell Geraets, Sydney Morning Herald
18 Mar 2025: 'Why Are Virtual K-pop Idols PLAVE Being Protected Like Actual Human Celebs?', Jie Yee Ong, The Chainsaw
11 Mar 2025: 'Australian publishers and AI licensing', Tim Webster, 2SM
17 October 2024: ‘Australian star makes tearful claims about bullying in K-pop industry’, ABC News
29 August 2024: ‘100 Songs – Spring Day (BTS, South Korea)’, Austrian National Radio (ORF)
29 Jun 2024: 'K-pop group Seventeen is rivalling with Taylor Swift and making history in the UK. Here's why they're so popular', Seena Katayama, ABC Online
14 June 2024: ‘BTS star Jin swaps guns for hugs', Luke Siddham Dundon, ABC Radio National
30 April 2024: ‘Two K-pop Groups Used AI In Their Videos, So Why Is The Internet Only Mad At One Of Them?', Jie Yee Ong, The Chainsaw
10 Apr 2024: K-Pop Fans Have Creative Control Over This New Girl Group In The Metaverse, Jie Yee Ong, The Chainsaw
18 March 2024: 'Why Are Virtual K-pop Idols PLAVE Being Protected Like Actual Human Celebs?', Jie Yee Ong, The Chainsaw
1 February: 'Did you hear the news? The biggest female pop group is on their way to Australia', Drive with Steve Austin, ABC Radio Brisbane
30 April: 'K-pop is taking over international music, but becoming a star is a long and restrictive road', Velvet Winter, ABC News digital feature
16 May: K-pop piece in conversation with host Trevor Chappell, Overnights, ABC Radio
2 June: 'Never too old for K-Pop': Sharon, 71, credits BTS fan club with ‘extending’ her life, Leah Hyein Na, SBS Korean
13 December: Lunchtime talk at Do Ho Suh major exhibition, Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney, Australia
23 November: Academic Integrity in the Creative Arts, presented at Academic Integrity for Providers pre-conference seminar, TEQSA 2022 6th Annual Conference, Melbourne
20 October: Politics and K-Pop stars: BTS conscription saga shows the two aren't so separate, The Feed, SBS News
13 May: K-pop feature in conversation with locum host Dom Knight, Evenings with Sarah McDonald, ABC Radio Sydney
28 April: 'The Rise of K-Wave', talk for Powerhouse Late: Five Hundred Arhats exhibition by Kim Seung Yong, Powerhouse Museum, Sydney, Australia
30 January: 'Iconic musical stings: and why we remember them', Weekends with Andrea Gibbs, ABC Radio Perth
29 December: 'Interest in anime and K-pop drive boom in Korean and Japanese degrees', Rachel Hall and Jedidajah Otte, The Guardian
21 November: 'Blackpink', Jett Tattersall, Women In Pop
13 August: 'MTV turns 40', The Daily, 2SER radio
30 March: 'The most popular Antipodean pop star in the world', Noelle Faulkner, Vogue Australia
26 February: '$32 million and counting: What’s behind the pop star documentary boom?', Robert Moran, The Sydney Morning Herald
13 February: 'From Indonesian disasters to Black Lives Matter, is K-pop fandom a new global force for change?' Max Walden and Natasya Salim, ABC News Australia
6 September: ''I would not wear those costumes' now, says Empire of the Sun's Nick Littlemore', Robert Moran, Sydney Morning Herald / The Age
1 August: 'Queen Beyonce's back to rule the world with Black Is King', Robert Moran, Sydney Morning Herald
27 June: 'Batallones digitales de fanáticos del K-pop, el rival menos esperado de Donald Trump', Infobae Argentina
26 June: 'How millions of K-pop fans became an internet army of social activists', Emma Lawson and Nick Baker, SBS News Australia
19 June: 'K-pop forcing the spotlight on mental health', The World / ABC News Australia
28 November: 'Goo Hara’s death exposes something rotten in K-pop world', Samantha Dick, The New Daily
28 October: ''A whole ecosystem': Masked Singer isn't all South Korea has to offer', Broede Carmody, Sydney Morning Herald
18 August: 'K-pop: the good, the bizarre and the global', The Music Show, ABC Radio National