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Cheryl Devall arrives at KRVS as a longtime listener and supporter. During her long journalism career she has lived, reported and edited from many regions of the United States, and she’s very pleased to make a home in Acadiana — where she can Zydeco and two-step as much as she likes! She’s a veteran of news organizations as varied as Southern California Public Radio, Reveal from the Center for Investigative Reporting and the Opelousas Daily World. As a correspondent for National Public Radio and an independent story editor for radio documentaries and podcasts, she has shared in four Alfred I. duPont-Columbia Awards over four different decades. Her musical tastes extend to jazz, classical, roots and folk, all of which she treasures, in addition to the Great American Songbook. WXPN’s World Café, heard Mondays through Thursdays on KRVS, has carried two radio documentaries she’s worked on: the Peabody Award-nominated Gospel Roots of Rock and Soul and Kanaval: Haitian Rhythms and the Music of New Orleans.

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Joshua Moton is an undergraduate student at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette studying Mass Communications. At a young age, he discovered South Korea’s music scene through a fellow classmate who introduced him to SHINee (a major K-pop group throughout the 2010s) and since then, he’s made it a point to share the genre with as many people as possible. His hope is that he’ll be able to successfully communicate his love of Korean music while introducing listeners young and old to the genre that has recently taken the world by storm through K-POP Fever.