
Real Stories from Korea Told by New Yorker Columnist Colin Marshall.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 62 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

Today, we're taking a closer look at Jongno—
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We’ll look at Jongno as depicted in literature, trace how it has transformed through the... more
In today's multicultural era, let's explore the topic of 'immigration.'
Join us as we look into Korea's immigration history
from the Three Kingdoms period to the present day, along with related laws and policies!
In celebration of Hangeul Day, today we take a look at Korean typewriters and keyboards.
Let's explore the invention and evolution of the Hangeul keyboard,
along with the history and features of various input systems such as Dubeolsik (2-set) and... more
Today, we’re tuning into a classic audio medium: radio.
We’ll trace the key milestones of radio and broadcasting from its very invention to the present day,
and reflect on the future and role of radio in this smart media era.
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A sharp, culturally focused dialogue about Korea, blending history, language, society, and everyday life. Across episodes, the duo covers topics like Korean money and economics, romanization, Konglish, education, religion, politics, and lifestyle trends, all through accessible storytelling and thoughtful analysis. The format tends to mix historical context with personal anecdotes, inviting listeners who are curious about Korean culture, global connections, and how traditions adapt in a modern, interconnected world. A few features make it stand out: two seasoned hosts with roots in journalism and broadcasting, a broad range of topics anchored in Korean life, and a knack for turning complex subjects—like romanization systems or UNESCO heritag... more
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