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K-Life A to Z

Arirang Radio
Korea
Seoul
Seoul, South Korea
Hangul
Baseball
Dansaekhwa
Arirang
Korean Convenience Stores
Confucianism
Seoul Metropolitan Subway
International Marriages In Korea
Korean Culture
MBTI
Bang Culture
Lunar Calendar
Saturi
Buddhism
Korean Language Learning
Itaewon
Kim Whanki

Real Stories from Korea Told by New Yorker Columnist Colin Marshall.

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Today, we look into the "fertility rate," a vital metric that determines a nation's survival and sustainability.

We will explore the causes behind the recent global decline in fertility rates,

and examine South Korea's demographic policies across ... more

Today, we're taking a closer look at baseball

—a sport expected to draw over 10 million fans for the third consecutive year!

We'll trace the history and growth of Korean baseball,

while exploring KBO's unique fan culture, from stadium street foo... more

Today, we’re taking a closer look at 'money'—the very medium of economic exchange.

We’ll explore South Koreans' values and attitudes toward money, trace the history of currency,

and look at how investment culture has evolved over time.

Today, we'll take a look at gwishin (ghosts) that appear in folktales and folk beliefs.

We’ll explore why ghost stories become popular in the summer,

and examine the different types of ghosts and their backgrounds in representative Korean urban l... more

Today, we're going to explore 'Romanization'

—a system designed to make international communication and looking up information much easier!

We'll touch on its key features and history,

and take a look at why the official Korean Romanization syste... more

Today, we’re shining a spotlight on Korea’s iconic folk song, 'Arirang.'

We’ll uncover the meaning and cultural significance of 'Arirang', and trace its incredible journey through history—

from the very first document to mention 'Arirang' back in 1... more

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In honor of the 48th Session of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee, which is taking place in Busan

from July 19th to the 29th, today we’re diving into UNESCO World Heritage Sites!

We’ll discover some of the world's most popular heritage sites and... more

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Colin Marshall
Host in the studio, columnist for The New Yorker; ongoing host of K-Life A to Z; writer and in-studio host discussing life in Korea
Peter Bint
Host of Hashtag Daily K; co-host on K-Life A to Z intro/wrap; frequent Hashtag Daily K segment presence; engages in broad cultural discussions

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What is K-Life A to Z about and what kind of topics does it cover?

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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