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🎧 Podcast: Distance Zero: Why Korean Care is a Contact Sport
What do you do first when your child gets sick?Check symptoms, open the patient portal, set timers, preserve bedtime routines? When my 7-year-old spiked a fever, my body did something else. It reverted to a Korean instinct I call distance z
🎧 Podcast: Fever Dreams and Protest Streets | Moving Beyond Korea's Highlight Reel
Happy New Year! 새해 복 많이 받으세요! This is my first episode of 2026, and it comes as a companion to this week’s Substack essay. (https://yoonjiwon.substack.com/p/growing-up-in-korea-new-year-new-flu-new-direction) It’s not a word-for-word readin
🎧 Podcast: Two Desires, One Nation (Part 4) : After the Miracle, What Now?
This episode is the audio “director’s commentary” to my latest Substack essay (https://yoonjiwon.substack.com/p/after-the-miracle-korean-democracy)in the K-Book Uncovered series, where we have been walking through Yu Si-min’s My History of
🎧 Podcast: The Debt That Doesn't Expire (Yu Si-min’s History Part 3)
This podcast episode is the audio companion to my newsletter essay:“Two Desires, One Nation, Part 3: The City That Would Not Stay Silent” (https://yoonjiwon.substack.com/p/gwangju-to-june-1987-korean-democracy) Read first? You’ll get the ph
🎧 Podcast: The Barracks State & The Boy Who Refused to Bow (Yu Si-min’s History Part 2)
Hello, everyone. Last week, we stood at “Ground Zero.” This week, we enter the “Barracks State.” In this week’s newsletter (Part 2) (https://yoonjiwon.substack.com/p/korea-barracks-state-yu-si-min-jeon-tae-il), we covered the history of the
🎧 Podcast: Twins Born in the Ruins (Reviewing Yu Si-min’s My History of Contemporary Korea)
Hello everyone! Last month, I started a monthly K-Book Uncovered (https://yoonjiwon.substack.com/t/k-shelf-untranslated-korean-books)series (https://yoonjiwon.substack.com/t/k-shelf-untranslated-korean-books), where I explore essential Kore
🎧 Podcast: The Dictator’s Playlist: Censorship, Sex, and Sports in Authoritarian South Korea
Dive into South Korea’s turbulent cultural history under authoritarian rule. This episode unpacks how dictators used censorship alongside the 3S Policy—Sex, Sports, and Screens—to control pop culture, silence dissent, and inadvertently spar
🎧 Podcast: A Nation in Uniform (+ a few updates)
A Nation in Uniform: How Emergency Became Everyday in South Korea Summary After the 1968 shocks, South Korea rebuilt everyday life around emergency. This episode looks at how the state turned men into reserve soldiers, schools into drill gr
