Top 15 Podcasts for Korean Learners (Free)

[@didikoreanpodcast]

Oh my god!! Can I be proud of myself today?! 🥹 Thank you so, so much for shouting out my channel, Billy! I really admire your efforts to support Korean learners and even other content creators!!! 화이팅, Korean podcasters! 🔥 화이팅, Billy! 🚀

[@SuAmazing]

Waahh your channel is awesome, i'm glad Billy introduce it

[@chanel0p]

I love you’re podcasts! I listen to them on my way to school even though I don’t understand most of the time I get the idea of what you say with context!! I love your content plz don’t die !!!

[@saphna2095]

I respect so much how you support your "competition" ! Go Billy is the Big Daddy of YT Korean Learning

[@naraekoreanpodcast]

안녕하세요! 나래 한국어 팟캐스트가 소개되다니!! 영상 보고 너무 놀랐어요🫢😭 이렇게 많은 분들에게 저희 채널을 소개해 주시고, 추천해 주셔서 너무 너무 감사합니다! 빌리 선생님💕 좋은 한국어 콘텐츠 만들기 위해 계속 열심히 하겠습니다. 우리 다 같이 즐겁게 한국어 공부해요. 파이팅!!!

[@simonolesen3436]

So happy to see Didi here. I've been using her podcasts and streams for a little over half a year and it helped my korean listening comprehension immensly. You guys should do a collab sometime!

[@saphna2095]

samee!! I was about to shout her out in the comments of the teaching channels video, but then he said he'd list podcasts separately. so I knew she'd appear here:))

[@KarolJulien]

Hi, I'm from Germany, but I love watching your videos to learn Korean. Your videos are really fun. Thank you❤😊

[@TheReviewHuman]

Thank you, Billy!!!!! I've been looking for quality podcasts for a while now. This is perfect, thank you!

[@Ohyeahthatsroight]

Thanks for the list! I’ve been studying a lot using this style of podcast recently and its really improved my listening skills! Glad to see some old favourites I use shouted out and some new content creators to explore. Its also a relatively new channel but I’d also love to recommend 속닥복닥 | Korean podcast. Its very much along the lines of something like Didis culture podcasts aimed at intermediate learners but one unique thing shes been doing for the last few podcasts she’s made is that she’s also released a much shorter beginner level video on the same topic.

[@GoBillyKorean]

I've been subscribed to that one since it started, but I didn't add it to this list only because it had such few episodes at the time I wrote this video (2 weeks ago). Hopefully I can include it in a sequel :)

[@annarosiak3128]

Thank you for this episode, Billy! I really like listening to beginners' podcasts in Korean (even though some are still difficult sometimes) so I knew quite a few of those you mentioned - but not all, of course :) So thanks for sharing and inspiring us, Korean learners! ☺

[@pauminsu91]

Thank you so much for the shout outs !!! I've been wanting to get more into listening to podcasts so this video is really helpful!!!

[@MP-xh7uu]

Thank You so much for including DiDi. I adore her podcasts 😀

[@lexica510]

This is a great list of podcasts to check out. 감사합니다 빌리 선생님!

[@LetsSaboogi]

I don’t comment often but THANK YOU SO MUCH BILLY! I've noticed how much my listening skills have deteriorated since my summer in Korea, due to lack of consistent exposure since. I've been wanting to get into podcasts but had noooo idea where to start because native Korean-targeted podcasts can be quite unhelpful for learning. This video just showed me a whole new world in 15 minutes! The Stardew Valley podcast made my jaw drop 😭😭 I will probably be checking ALL of these channels out and listening daily. Thank you so much again 😁

[@AIison.ishtar]

This is a great list, thank you Billy! I also really enjoy Study Korean with Sol, I find her audio and diction particularly clear. She covers different topics and does a few 반말 episodes too.

[@Adam8080808080]

Thanks so much for the resources, was looking for something just like this.

[@Esther.0003]

Thank you a lot for these recommendations, very useful!

[@Emily.study.coffee]

So glad you mentioned All Things Korean Podcast!! He’s the BEST! 🩶

[@MI_keith]

Thank you so much for these compilation videos. It's easy to get tunnel vision while focusing on our goals. these provide great insight into gems that may have otherwise gone unnoticed.

[@yoonique3719]

Been waiting for this. Thank you so much 💜

[@aubreyzaragoza2095]

When you mentioned "All Things Korean Podcast" I jumped out of my boots. That channel helped me a ton with immersion and listening skills. It's true that it's a wide range of topics and clear speaking and I don't feel left behind as a listening trying to pick up new vocabulary. A great recommendation! I also have seen him do gameplays if anyone is interested in content other than podcasts.

[@kdtatayoo]

우리 선생님 채널을 봐서 기뻤어요 ㅋㅋ!! 선생님 덕분에 새로운 유익한 채널을 찾았어요!! 정말 감사합니다!! 고생 많으셨습니다

[@dreamgloww6650]

thank you for these Billy!! im gonna check out the ones i havent watched. man, Korean is hard 😅

[@violettaschmieder2096]

This is the most helpful kind of video

[@justmedidi]

thanks billy for the great video! nice to see that many of the podcast channel i watch are here! excited to check out the others you recommended here as well! :))

[@club2772]

i really appreciate your breakdowns and insights into all these podcasts i've never heard of. will be saving this video for later when i'm not such a beginner. I like 'talk to me in korean', i know you addressed this already but eh... i think the recency requirement is unnecessary if there's a good several hours of quality content to study with.

[@parkiseul10]

Omg, this video is gold, thank you so much for making it! I already knew, but just a few of them, and what I can say is that Didi is my favorite so far ㅎㅎ BUT I haven't tried so many of them, and I just can't wait to try em out! I was looking for some podcasts in korean some time ago and I was quite disappointed, because it seemed like all that I am finding is tailored to more of beginner/early intermediate learners, so I am truly excited and thankful, that you included some for intermediate and advanced learners, because as you said, it's not common, yet needed for those who are stucked at intermediate level like me 🥲So.. once again thank you so much, and I am running to check them out! 😄💛💛

[@Skz23-sgmn]

와~ 정말 감사해요!! 이 영상을 찾아서 너무너무 기뻐요! 제가 한국어를 듣기 진짜 연습해야 돼요~

[@LizzieShiro]

I’ve been getting back into learning Korean, and I’m glad I found this video.

[@ЛилияОрлова-р6ш]

This is so helpful, thank you!

[@BBubblegum-ou5wq]

Yesss 태웅쌤, Didi and susu . The best

[@morethan_Korean]

Thanks for your video 😊

[@artitiwari-vy6dt]

Thank you so much for such a video😊

[@chansherly212]

I knew already about Narae, Didi, Eldo and morip thanks to the algorithm!

[@paulojosearaujocardoso8582]

Hi Billy, another nice video! I really didn't know ny of them. Just like you said, since I'm a beginner I usually avoid podcasts due to frustration of not understanding almost anything. So these were specially useful for me, so thanks! xoxo from Brasil!

[@SuAmazing]

Those podcasts with korean subtitles are so useful

[@xuser9980]

15:32 Now I understand where Jeremy gets some of his antics from. 😂

[@fransmith3255]

Yay!! Thank you so much!! I have some of these already, but I picked up a few more subs!! 🙂

[@SuAmazing]

aaaa I see you in EVERY video, is there other clones of you or something?

[@fransmith3255]

@@SuAmazing LOL! Do you indeed? I'm learning Korean so I try to watch as many videos as I can. Both Go Billy's because they are excellent and Korean listening videos because I need to do a massive amount of listening to improve my understanding so that I can understand Korean people I chat with. 🙂

[@SuAmazing]

@@fransmith3255 Oohh, yes! i always see you in a lot of kpop videos, and now you are also here. And yes, me too, chatting with Koreans here on youtube is fun, sadly they use slangs or shorts words that i never saw before it

[@akjm77]

thank you for your beautiful and helpful videos 💞

[@gregsgame5]

I was already subscribed to a few of those, but I've just subscribed to all the others!

[@krissyleinen]

Yeah I love A Piece of Korean!

[@mskitten39]

Me too!!

[@SofíaSánchez-s1s]

나는 당신이 한국어를 가르치는 방식을 정말 좋아해요. 항상 좋은 수업만들어주셔서 감사해요. 🤓 소피아

[@CT-jp2ep]

If you drop 당신 from this it sounds much more natural.

[@Stinger913]

ever since my friend lent me his Go Billy Korean book when I decided to spend a summer at KU which I then brought with me and found easier to understand than KU's grammar book Billy stays winning 🤠

[@tobicitas]

짱이다! 고맙슴니당!

[@CT-jp2ep]

Very helpful. Subbing left and right.

[@kai-mj5xo]

❤ best teacher ever

[@ZFCaio]

Just watched the movie Minari, and I am happy I could understand a few words and sentences

[@canaldojottabr]

Where´s Talk to me in Korean?

[@GoBillyKorean]

I wanted to include their podcast too! But theirs didn't meet the criteria unfortunately since they haven't posted their podcast series in a year.