Culture & Society
Seoul’s urban renewal sparks fears of gentrification and cultural erosion
Fluctuating plans and political agendas impact the balance between modernization and cultural conservation
Elderly South Koreans face digital isolation as government slashes tech budget
Budget cuts and rapid digitalization leave elderly citizens grappling with isolation and limited access to services
Financially illiterate South Koreans put nation’s economic future at risk
Despite high education level, young South Koreans lack financial knowledge, leading to risky behaviors and mounting debt
Choo Mi-ae’s path from judicial bench to national political reformer
Former justice minister could become next parliament speaker, setting her up to challenge long-time rival Yoon Suk-yeol
President Yoon’s staff shakeup and Sewol documentary controversy — Ep. 15
John is joined by Joon Ha and Lina to discuss post-election developments and KBS’ decision to postpone Sewol documentary
Sewol ferry documentary delay sparks outcry as victims seek justice and closure
KBS’s postponement of documentary about disaster reignites debate over government accountability and public trust
South Korea’s apartment dwellers face violent crimes amid noise disputes
Experts point to inadequate construction and dispute resolution as the main factors fueling the surge in conflicts
In South Korea, residents fight to preserve nature from encroaching golf courses
As the number of golf courses continues to grow, concerned residents fight against the powerful golf industry
South Korea’s general elections marred by smear campaigns and uncertainty
As parties focus on negative tactics, voter turnout and undecided voters hold the key to election outcome
South Korea’s election watchdog races to ensure integrity amid spy cam scandal
As voters head to the polls on Wednesday, experts warn of the dangers posed by political division and erosion of trust