The show is produced by Yoon Hyun-jun, who previously worked on another jTBC programme, Girls’ Generation and the Dangerous Boys.

[4] The producers held a public shooting and press conference at the Jamsil Students' Gymnasium on 15 March to showcase the programme.

[5] On the programme, leader Eric said "In order to differentiate ourselves from other K-pop groups and to make our strengths stand out, we made Shinhwa Broadcast.

[8] It was announced on 24 February during the 49th episodes that the show is to go on hiatus while members concentrate on preparing for their 15th Anniversary Concert being held on 16 and 17 March at the Olympic Gymnastics Arena, and 11th studio album released in May 2013.

Where each week experts on a specific topic were invited to give Shinhwa members private tutorials to learn the tricks of their trade, e.g. villainous acting, ballet, cheerleading.

[16] The new season is themed with Small Legends Found By Shinhwa, that aims to highlight and share stories of unsung heroes in the community.

However member Kim Dong-wan confirmed his departure from the show, after having been absent for the Mother’s Touch cooking competition segment of season one.

[17][18] Guest Leo Kang of MasterChef Korea, who appeared in episode 46 to judge the 'newlywed cook-off' tournament, reportedly agreed to participate because he enjoys watching Shinhwa Broadcasting.

[22] Episodes 41 aired on 30 December 2012 with Eastern Philosophy professor Jo Kyu-moon as guest to read member's fortunes, ended 2012 with the programme's highest ratings to date.