'Music is also science; K-pop's rival is baseball'..'HYBE Podcast' Reinterpreting music through the lens of science and baseball

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HYBE's podcast 'Music's Intervention' invites guests from fields with little overlap with music, such as science and baseball, to reinterpret music.

Episode 3 of the HYBE podcast channel STAN:A features Hanwha Eagles cheer squad leader Hong Chang-hwa and baseball YouTuber and writer Razelle. Episodes 2 and 3 will be released on the 8th and 22nd, respectively, at 6 p.m.

'Music's Intervention' is a commentary podcast program that discusses music through conversations with figures from various fields. The program is hosted by producer Hitchhiker and singer-songwriter Jin Choi, a father and daughter duo.

According to HYBE Media Studio, Episode 2 features science communicator Kwado, who presents a fresh approach titled 'Music is also science.' The episode explores reactions in the brain and body during music listening and addresses everyday curiosities about music, such as the impact of work songs and songs banned during the CSAT on our bodies. Through K-pop cases that incorporate scientific themes into lyrics, such as Yoon Ha's 'Event Horizon' and SHINee's 'Hitchhiking,' the program highlights the intersection of music and science.

Episode 3 features Hanwha Eagles cheer squad leader Hong Chang-hwaand baseball YouTuber and writer Razelle, who will discuss the theme 'K-pop's rival is baseball.' The episode will explore how 'group singing,' once considered exclusive to concert venues, connects with baseball stadium cheering culture. It will also interestingly examine the intersection of music and baseball through the production methods and usage cases of K-pop songs being reborn as baseball cheering anthems.

HYBE Media Studio stated, "'Music's Intervention' continues to attempt viewing music from more diverse perspectives through figures representing various fields," and added, "As music is a culture that permeates every aspect of our lives rather than being limited to a specific industry, we expect subscribers to enjoy various perspectives surrounding music."

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