One of my best friends John and I catch up on an engaging conversation about Korean history, what we've been up to, and the siege at the Capitol.

Coworkers Dan (pseudonym), David, and Alpha (pseudonym) discuss the New Year's, investing, and, briefly, the Capitol Siege. Bravo (pseudonym) spectates.

John and I catch up like we occasionally do but this time we record a podcast where we talk about Taiwan's relationship with Korea, independent happiness, lockdown in Korea, and more.

I caught up with my friend David in a long time and we talked about what we've been doing during the lockdown (exercising, binge-watching shows) and other topics.

I discuss a NYTimes articles that discusses our changed relationship to death during this time, dangerous vehicles to occupy in WW2, and a little bit about viruses.

I make the case that the Mandalorian is the Iron Man equivalent in Star Wars, take a crack to explain why golf is hard, and give a layman's explanation of the double slit experiment.

Improving upon last episode's "audio internet feed" concept, I discuss content on the internet with critical commentary.

I'm back! This time I'm trying out a new idea where I'll monologue but I'll discuss content on the web that catches my eye, including articles on current events and posts on popular social news aggregator sites. Hope you enjoy and it's good to be back!

The title says it all. This is another monologue and I talk about NBA basketball players, the NBC show This is Us, immigration, and I actually play the piano in this one. I make some mistakes in it but they're all intentional of course.

I go on another monologue during this pandemic lockdown. I talk about my middle school education on viruses, my experience in the stock market thus far, and parallels I drew between playing the piano successfully and living life.