In this episode Mik interviews Dr. Eric Mazur from Harvard about using technology to flip classrooms.

In our first episode of the fourth season Mik interviews Dr. Jun-Ho Oh from the HUBO lab about the huge DARPA win and what's next for HUBO plus we announce some big changes to the podcast.

In our Season 3 Finale Mik sits down with KAIST president Steve Kang, Tim and Holly learn about KAIST's carillon, and we chat with graduate student Do Yeon Kwak.

This week we focus on nuclear safety by interviewing the Director-General of the OECD Nuclear Energy Agency William Magwood, the president of KINS Dr. Moo Hwan Kim, and Mik chats with a representative of KAIST's magic club Mindfreak.

In our longest episode to date, Mik visits with Dr. David Hyunchul Shim to talk about drones and driverless cars. Mitzi Kaufman interviews MeeKyung Kim about KAIPlus, and Tim talks to the leader of VOK Joo Hyung Kim about the KAIST Spring Festival.

This week Tim interviewed Dr. Cliff Frohlich who visted KAIST to talk about man-made earthquakes, Mik sat down with KAIST chemistry professor David Churchill, and we gave some tips for the end of the semester.

Join us as Mik chats with ID professor Kyung-Won Chung and Tim has an "out of this world" interview with Dr. Tobias Hinse from KASI. We also chat with PhD student Na-Young Kwon about MOKA.

In this episode Tim sits down with Dr. Daniele Quercia who has been co-teaching and researching at KAIST for two months, Mik visits Dr. Sejin Kwon's outdoor class, and Tim and Seonmin Park walk down to the Daejeon Observatory to see the sun up close and personal.

In this episode Tim tries on K Glass 2, Mik meets the ISSS counsellor, Sony gets some info about the strawberry party and Professor Deborah Fallon joins the show to talk about the Daejeon Arts Collective and their upcoming exhibition. Smoking Goose provides the music for this action-packed episode.

Mik talks to Dr. Jinah Park about KAIST's Breakthroughs publication. Holly interviews Dr. Jeong Ho Lee about a breakthrough in epilepsy identification and treatment. We also learn about the Sudal swimming club. Our music this week is from the Wellesley Choir who visited KAIST on March 24.