Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Zoom has been one of the most popular applications used all over the world. Why is it preferred over so many other options of video conferencing? Until when will its regime last? Tune in to our podcast today to discuss these issues.

Do media around us represent our reality in an accurate manner? Well, listen to our podcast that may shed light to this idea of “representation”. Enjoy!

We all look different, think differently l. Then what ties us together? Tune in for a discussion on the role of education in human history.

In this episode, Alex/Yeongseo describes her journey to discover the significance of her ‘names’. As a portrait of our identities, names have so much more in them than we have thought of.

Today we discuss the concept of racism, under the perspective of Korean college students studying abroad. Based on a true experience, we explore what being racist means and how non-racism can be practiced.

Legibilus invites you to consider the relationship between the COVID-19 pandemic and the world of private tutoring. Will the supply and demand of private tutoring increase or decrease? How will the future of education change?

Join us to discuss the new and controversial social media platform Clubhouse. Defined by its exclusivity as new members can only join through invites, the application indicates two important social tendencies: hunger marketing and hierarchy. We discuss the significance of these concepts in today's episodes.

How do you view the world? While some people use colors and scents, our author, Alex, has her special way of portraying the world in her mind: numbers. Listen to this podcast if you want to find out how Alex perceives physics and chemistry in terms of numeric values. If you want to read more, please take a look at our blog ‘Legibilus’.

The first podcast of Legibilus discusses a common, yet often abused concept - democracy. The word connotes the golden standard of politics - something ideal, stable and fair. But is it? In these episodes, we endeavor to answer the following two questions: Can we take democracy for granted? Is is truly desirable?