SBS Love FM (103.5MHz) will introduce a new radio program that strengthens the current affairs and economic sectors.
Starting from April 7, SBS Love FM will launch two new programs. In line with the spring reorganization, the station has enhanced its current affairs and economic programming, preparing to provide listeners with more valuable information.
First, Oh Ye-jin, an economic expert who has worked as an economic reporter and has appeared on various economic programs, will host 'Oh Ye-jin's After School Big Money Research Institute' from Monday to Friday, 4 PM to 5 PM.
'Oh Ye-jin's After School Big Money Research Institute' is an extension of the traditional economic program 'Park Yeon-mi's Big Money Research Institute' that airs at 11 AM, launched in response to listeners' requests for valuable economic information even after the stock market closes. Under the slogan 'Investment doesn't end when the market closes,' the program will summarize the day's market conditions and cover various content related to the economy on weekdays at 4 PM.
Oh Ye-jin expressed her feelings about becoming the main DJ for her first public radio show, saying, "I will create a fun economic knowledge show that delivers investment information for a stable retirement and interesting economic facts," conveying her unique aspirations. Key segments of 'Oh Ye-jin's After School Big Money Research Institute' include 'Oh! News,' which introduces noteworthy economic news, 'Market Insight,' which examines macroeconomics and market conditions, and 'Let's Do It by the Book,' which covers economic incidents and accidents that should be avoided, among other diverse segments.
Following that, from Monday to Friday at 5 PM, SBS anchor Joo Young-jin will take the microphone for 'Joo Young-jin's News Direct Hit.' 'Joo Young-jin's News Direct Hit' is a program that addresses various issues and controversies in our society through discussions and interviews. In an era where confirmation bias in news viewing centered on social media is increasing, the intention is to provide a fair and in-depth current affairs program that does not lean towards one side.
'Joo Young-jin's News Direct Hit' will analyze significant daily issues through discussions and interviews with representative politicians and critics from both the progressive and conservative sides, aiming to satisfy the curiosity of listeners on their way home.
SBS Love FM stated about anchor Joo Young-jin, "He has proven through seven years of TV hosting that he does not shy away from asking essential questions, regardless of which politician appears," and expressed expectations that "having turned the 3 PM slot, which was essentially a monopoly for cable channels, into SBS's time, he will soon stand out among the competitive current affairs programs for commuters." Director Jung Han-sung, who is in charge of 'Joo Young-jin's News Direct Hit,' expressed his ambition to create a program that allows listeners to see 'what's happening in the world' clearly.
Meanwhile, with this spring reorganization, 'If It's Hot, It's Ji Sang-ryeol' will come to an end. 'Oh Ye-jin's After School Big Money Research Institute' (Monday to Friday, 4 PM - 5 PM) and 'Joo Young-jin's News Direct Hit' (Monday to Friday, 5 PM - 6 PM) will be available starting April 7 on SBS Love FM (103.5MHz) and the SBS Gorilla app.
[Lee Da-gyeom, Star Today Reporter]
