How are Christians to understand Death in a culture that does its best to hide it and to ignore it? 

A family doctor, a lecturer at the University of Toronto Medical School and a current MDiv. student. Dr. Julia Lee takes questions on death and dying. 

Self-sex, pornography. Many people do it, but they don't talk about it. What are the effects of them? Are they entirely evil? or are they entirely good? Two brothers discuss this topic.

Joseph and Daniel explores effects of pornography and masturbation. They discuss detrimental effects of porn on one's brain and society. Do Korean churches talk about Porn, Sex and Masturbation? Should they? 

Judy and Ruth from YWAM visited Holy Tteok and recorded an episode talking about YWAM's ministry, culture, spiritual practices and theology behind it. Joseph and Daniel interviews Youth With A Mission, (YWAM GO) on the University of Toronto Campus. 

What does it mean to engage in interfaith dialogues and what are some dangers of it? Joseph shares his experience with the Buddhist tradition. Daniel shares possible dangers in interfaith dialogues and going into syncretism. 

How does interfaith dialogue look like in Korean Christian context? In Korea and in Canada? 

Joseph is in Korea for a conference/pilgrimage. He interviews his fellow delegates from the United Church of Canada. 

Joseph is in Korea for a conference/pilgrimage. He meets John, who is a Korean American from Nashville, Tennessee. John shares his experience and upbringing as a Korean American with Joseph. Two friends explore the meaning of being a Korean person abroad, and shares what it means to live as a "border person" or a person with a "dual identity" 

Dialogues to dating and marriage, Joseph and Daniel discusses the topic of interfaith dialogue. How do we perceive and engage with people from different religious traditions? Where are we as Korean Christian community in North America? What does it mean to be a Korean Christian in a multicultural, multireligious society? 

Daniel and Joseph explores Korean history. In this particular episode, they explore 3000 years of ancient Korean history from the famous Go-Joseon to the fall of Koryo dynasty. 

Japanese Forced Occupation of Korea from 1910 to 1945 is a crucial part in modern Korean history as it influences modern Korean society directly. It also is a very dicey topic that many people would feel uncomfortable talking about it. 

Was this period benefitial to Koreans? Was it terrible? Daniel and Joseph goes over Korea's colonial period under the Japanese Empire. 

Daniel and Joseph explores late Joseon Dynastic period, an era filled with political struggle, internationalization, war, changes, and violence. 

First Sino-Japanese War, Russo-Japanese War, backroom deals between the US and Japan, weak Joseon leadership led to colonization of Korea in the early 20th century. Why are these events important? Because these events constructed modern Korean history and mentality.