
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 | Monthly | Episodes | 146 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyPhilosophySociety & Culture | |||

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In this episode of This Korean Life, we sit down with Martin Rehder, a longtime Ulsan resident whose impact on the city reaches far beyond his own story. Martin is the creator of Ulsan Online, one of the city’s earliest digital commun... more
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🎙️ This Korean Life – Episode with Lee Yujin and Dr. Danny Kessler🌊✨
In this powerful and forward-looking episode of This Korean Life, we sit down with Lee Yujin, a 21-year-old ocean enthusiast, instructor, and emerging entreprene... more
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🎙️ This Korean Life – Episode with Bak Yeonji (MalLang Lingo Club) 🌏💬
In this episode of This Korean Life, we sit down with Bak Yeonji, the visionary behind MalLang Lingo Club in Ulsan — a fast-growing community that’s bringing K... more
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🎙️ This Korean Life – Episode with Aaron Corn In this inspiring and globally connected episode of This Korean Life, we reconnect with a familiar face to many in Ulsan — Aaron Corn. A former Ulsan resident, teacher, and father, Aaron’... 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 show blends personal stories from life in Korea with expert guests across a wide range of fields, from heavy industry and policing to education, entrepreneurship, culture, and community building. Episodes often pair first‑hand experiences in Korea's workplaces and neighborhoods with broader insights about technology, health trends, language exchange, and cross‑cultural engagement, all anchored by a friendly, conversational tone. A standout pattern is the strong Ulsan focus and a willingness to explore both practical realities (work culture, safety, education) and quirky, timely topics (wellness devices, food culture, community events). This mix makes it useful for listeners seeking authentic local perspectives, networking angles for gue... more
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Recent guests on This Korean Life include:
1. Martin Rehder
2. Yujin Lee
3. Park Yeonji
4. Aaron Corn
5. Alfred Freddy Jaeggi
6. Choi Kwang Ho
7. Jessica Melvin
8. Oliver Harris
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