Korean Language, Culture, and Social Change with Carlos Gorito
Carlos Gorito is many things but most in Korea would have first come across him when he appeared on the hit television show 비정상회담 in 2015. Discussing a wide-range of topics in Korean, his personality ...
28 Syys 20241h 18min
Aesthetics, Life, and Ethnomusicology | Dr. Jocelyn Clark and The Story of Korean Sori
Jocelyn Clark is a performer and scholar. Before becoming a professor at Pai Chai (培材) University in South Korea, she founded and directed the CrossSound new music festival in Alaska, and the new musi...
21 Syys 20241h 40min
Korean History, Sexuality, Slavery, and Music
Jihoon Suk received his BA and MA on Korean modern history from Yonsei University and studied Korean Studies briefly at the University of Michigan. Now, a Ph.D. candidate at Yonsei University, he is d...
14 Syys 20242h 23min
Without Religion Do We Still Have Greatness?
Peter Yoonsuk Paik is a Professor at Yonsei University in the Department of English Language and Literature. His academic writing on a variety of subjects can be found here: https://yonsei.academia.ed...
31 Elo 20241h 20min
Neoliberalization and Psychological Ruptures in South Korea
Professor Moon Seungsook is a political and cultural sociologist, scholar of gender studies, and East Asianist specializing in South Korea. She grew up in Seoul, Korea and lived and worked in Boston a...
25 Elo 20241h 6min
Space Out Korea
The Space Out Competition in Seoul, South Korea, is a unique and quirky event that challenges participants to do... nothing. The goal of the competition is to simply sit still, remain calm, and "space...
10 Elo 20241h 28min
The Korean War, Memory, and Human Nature
Andrew Salmon, MBE, is the Seoul-based Asia editor of Washington Times, where he specializes in regional security, geopolitics and macro. He is the author of five books, including the award-winning Ko...
24 Kesä 20242h 2min
