JOOE communicates via radio for Chuseok... "Instead of questions about employment or marriage, please ask about my daily life these days"

JOOE communicated with fans through radio-style video content in celebration of Chuseok. In the video uploaded to Oneul Entertainment's official channel, JOOE used a radio format to share stories about holiday food, traffic congestion, and holiday stress.

"Pollack pancakes are the best"... Holiday scenes unfolded through a balance game

At the beginning of the video, JOOE brought up the topic of holiday food. Mentioning that pancakes (jeon) are the first thing that comes to mind when thinking of holidays, she said that eating types of pancakes she doesn't usually eat with her family during the holidays is a small joy. She then chose various options through a balance game prepared by the production team. For Chuseok food, she chose pollack pancakes (dongtae-jeon) instead of meatball pancakes (donggeurang-ttaeng), and picked pancakes as the food she would eat for the rest of her life. Regarding a situation on the way home, she chose being hungry with one hour left until the rest area. Additionally, when asked about her recent status, she chose "What are you doing lately?" as a question that would allow her to answer, "I am doing a musical." For her plans on the last day of the holiday, she chose resting at home, saying she needs time to recharge to return to her daily routine.

"Questions about employment and marriage are stressful"... Advice on holiday worries

JOOE also conducted counseling regarding questions one might receive from relatives during the holidays. Regarding situations where one feels stressed by questions about employment or work, JOOE said there is no need to answer every question in detail, and one can simply move past them by answering lightly, such as saying they are preparing or working hard. Furthermore, regarding questions about dating or marriage, she suggested flexible ways to cope, such as smiling and saying she will let them know when she meets a good person. JOOE shared her opinion that because everyone's pace of life is different, there is no need to compare oneself with others or match a set timeframe. For those who need alone time during the holidays, she recommended enjoying their own time by resting in their room, listening to music, or taking a walk.

"Rather than what was achieved, how one spends their day"... The importance of greetings

JOOE suggested a direction for the questions one asks to people they meet during the holidays. She said that rather than asking questions about what has been achieved, questions that wonder how the other person is spending their days—such as "What is something fun you've done lately?", "What was the most delicious food you ate recently?", or "Is there a movie or performance you've seen lately?"—make people closer to each other. JOOE mentioned an experience of receiving a KakaoTalk message from a middle school friend containing past memories, conveying the preciousness of relationships where one can share memories without feeling awkward even after a long time since the last contact. She concluded the video by encouraging viewers to first offer a short greeting like "Have a good Chuseok" to someone who suddenly comes to mind, rather than to a lover or an ex-lover, this Chuseok.