K-PoD: Life In Korea

K-PoD: Life In Korea

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K-PoD: Life In Korea episodes

  • Preparing to Leave South Korea -guests Michael Valley and Tanner Reinhardt (Ep 23)

    Michael Valley and Tanner Reinhard are two Northern Ontario Canadians living here in South Korea.  Both are musicians and teaching here, one in Changwon and the other near Seoul.  Michael has been here in Changwon for the past 10 years and is ready to leave and make some changes while Tanner has just arrived to South Korea.  Both sit down with Scott and Dee to discuss both living in Northern Ontario and South Korea.

    Show notes, links, and more at our website.

    1 hr 9 min
  • Teaching in South Korea Compared to Teaching in USA -guest Bryan Lucas (Ep 22)

    This week, special guest Bryan Lucas sits down at the  table with Scott, Dee, and Paul to chat about his teaching experience here in South Korea and teaching back home in the US.  Bryan is now a teacher back in the United States visiting back here in Changwon City for the holidays.  He compares teaching in both countries as well as how teaching here in Korea has helped him be prepared to be a teaching back in the States.  He also chats about being an Uber driver back home and much more!

    Show notes, links, and more at our website.

    55 min
  • Christmas Upcoming Events in Changwon, South Korea (Ep 21)

    This week on the Changwoner Podcast, Scott and Dee try something a little new.  They're not in their regular place at BK House for this podcast!  Both Scott and Dee will talk about latest TV shows, movies, and all the up coming events that are just around the corner for this Christmas in Changwon City.

    Show notes, links, and more at our website.

    1 hr 12 min
  • Star Wars in South Korea. The Force Awakens in Changwon –guests Chris Kelly and Luke Mason (Ep 20)

    This is a special Star Wars episode of the Changwoner Podcast.  Luke Mason and Chris Kelly both join Scott and Dee at the table to discuss everything about the Star Wars movies.  They will also talk about the upcoming event brought to you by The Changwoner, 'A Star Wars Christmas in Changwon' as well as some birthday wishes, shout outs, and what's going on in Changwon this coming week!

    Show notes, links, and more at our website.

    1 hr 19 min
  • Taekwondo in South Korea! Learning and Teaching Taekwondo –guest Steven Gabel (Ep 19)

    Steven Gabel sits down at the table this week to join Scott, and Dee to talk about Taekwondo, his years of living in Korea and learning  Taekwondo, and much more. We will also cover some birthdays and shout ours, as well as what's coming up this week in Changwon City. Steven Gabel is an Olympic level TaeKwonDo practitioner. He has a school in America and has studied Taekwondo since the age of 6.

    Tune in and listen to find out more!

    Show notes, links, and more at our website.

    1 hr 47 min
  • Yoga in South Korea -guest Matthew Barbour (Ep 18)

    Matthew Barbour sits down at the table this week to join Scott, Dee, and Paul to talk about travels in India, yoga, and teaching yoga in English.  They will also recall last Halloween weekend in Changown, so birthdays and shout ours, as well as what's coming up this week in Changwon City.

    Show notes, links, and more at our website.

    1 hr 10 min
  • Private or Public English Schools in South Korea? What’s the Difference? -guest Adam Maxwell Kent (Ep 17)

    This week Adam Maxwell Kent joins Scott and Dee on the Changwoner Podcast to talk about the differences between working in private English academies and public schools.  He also compares teaching English in Europe to teaching English in South Korea.  Paul is out this week with a cold, but Dee returns from his trip back home in America.

    Halloween in just around the corner, so find out what's going on in Changwon for this coming week, plus a whole bunch more!

    Show notes, links, and more at our website.

    58 min

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