
Two long time friends in Ulsan, South Korea discuss life, family, work, and other topics with a variety of guests from around the peninsula.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 140 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CulturePhilosophyKids & Family | |||

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Today’s episode takes us into the science of health and the future of food innovation.
First, we’re joined by Dr. Danny Kessler, a professor at Donseo University who’s spent years studying the wellness... more
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🎙️ This Korean Life – Episode with Olivia & Bogun from Culcom 🌍💬
In this engaging episode of This Korean Life, we sit down with Olivia and Bogun, two passionate managers from the Ulsan branch of Culcom, an organization dedicated ... more
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🎙️ This Korean Life – Episode with Daniel Green 🚴♂️📚 In this insightful episode of This Korean Life, we sit down with Daniel Green, a respected leader in international education and a true veteran of life in Korea. As the principa... more
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🎙️ This Korean Life – Episode with Jess Melvin 🎙️
In this vibrant and thought-provoking episode, we sit down with the incredibly insightful and multi-talented Jess Melvin, whose journey through Korea is filled with culture, challe... more
If you ever wondered what amazing people there are around the city of Ulsan, this show has you covered. The banter is real and it’s like sitting down for coffee with some interesting characters. This is a great listen and wildly entertaining.
Awesome can’t wait to have a listen and hear from some old friends.
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The content features engaging discussions about life in South Korea, particularly in Ulsan, with a focus on topics such as family, community, work, and cultural nuances. Guests from various backgrounds contribute their insights, resulting in a rich exploration of interpersonal relationships and everyday experiences faced by expatriates and locals alike. Listeners can expect personal stories that highlight the challenges and joys of navigating cultural differences, as well as thought-provoking conversations about social issues in Korea.
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Recent guests on This Korean Life include:
1. Jessica Melvin
2. Oliver Harris
3. Caleb Kim Bong-Gi
4. Nikolas Mauceri
5. Violet Mauceri
6. Olia Molia
7. Mark Jeong Seok Seo
8. Minh Công
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