About this episode

Luke shares a wild story about being sneaked into a domestic violence refuge, while Pete discusses cultural perceptions and family reunifications after the Korean War.

Luke was dating a woman who snuck him into a domestic violence refuge — and all hell broke loose when they were caught. Pete wonders whether Chinese and Korean people can tell each other apart, leading to the incredible story of families separated by the Korean War finally being reunited decades later. And Luke tells the story of a man who spent 24 years searching for his kidnapped son. To be the first to know about Live Shows, Merch Drops and other cool Sheet go to our website www.Lukeandpete.com and signup to our mailing list. If you have any questions or dilemmas please send them to the Luke and Pete Hotline (+44)07932 633 553 or E-mail Help@lukeandPete.com or message us on any of the socials and we will help you out Luke and Pete style😜 Joins us on Patreon for an Exclusive Patreon episode every week, early access to the public episodes and behind the scenes content you don’t want to miss https://www.patreon.com/LukeandPete 0:00 intro + “Don’t hate us because you don’t agree” 15:15 anti violence protester arrested for having in gun he found 17:23 watching people secretly from your window 20:58 locking eye 22:58 “ive been knocked out with a hammer” 26:31 how dirty would a…

People in this episode

Hosts: Luke, Pete

Topics covered

• domestic violence
• family reunification
• Korean War
• parenting
• personal stories
• cultural differences

Keywords

• domestic violence refuge
• Korean War
• family reunion
• personal stories
• cultural differences
• parenting
• Luke and Pete

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