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Broadcaster Jeon Min-ki will share his predictive dreams, unusually sensitive senses, experiences of fainting in the American nervous system, and the story of his change of name.
MBC's "Radio Star," which will be broadcast on the afternoon of the 21st, will be decorated with a special feature of "2026 Words: As You Say It!" starring Lee Geum-hee, Yeom Kyung-hwan, Koo Hye-sun and Jeon Min-ki.
Jeon Min-ki reveals that he was a former MBC announcer audition entertainment program and shares his special relationship with Kim Dae-ho. He mentions that he was always in Kim Dae-ho's "first experience" and reveals their memories, turning the studio into a sea of laughter.
He then recalls the decisive moment when he was transformed into a big data expert to appear on TV after serving as a TBS announcer. Jeon Min-ki surprises MCs by talking about the love calls poured out during the general election and presidential election season, saying, "It was a choice somehow, but the game got bigger."
In addition, whenever I look at the test, I always confess to the jinx that the person next to me passes, and I tell a funny story that I was warned not to talk to the person next to me. The scene is filled with laughter in the episode brought about by too much talker-like speaking habits.
Jeon Min-ki's TMI talk will follow, including predictive dreams, unusually sensitive senses, experiences of nervous fainting in the Americas, and the story of the name change. He frankly confides in the experiences of predictive dreams that were repeatedly met ahead of important things, and the episodes of vagus nerve fainting in which the body reacted first in unexpected situations. In addition to this, he adds a personal story of being fascinated by shamanism and changing his name to give a laugh.
He, who picked appearing on "Radio Star" as his bucket list, expresses his feelings about achieving his goal, adding laughter by mentioning the possibility of appearing on "I Live Alone" as his next challenge. It will air at 10:30 p.m. on the 21st.
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