"This is not a goodbye but a 'see you soon'". Saying a temporary farewell to Ji Yeon before she flies off to New York to start her senior year. As a farewell gift, Iris plays a beautiful piano piece called Ashitaka and San, a soundtrack from Princess Mononoke composed by Joe Hisaishi. Meanwhile, we talk about our exciting life updates and forthcoming plans. Ji Yeon shares her experience of entering the Korean beauty pageants, and we start to wonder whether the beauty standards of this world actually make sense (absolutely not). We deeply resonate with Anne-Marie as she sings, "I'm okay with not being perfect - 'cause that's perfect to me."

Let’s face it. We can’t live without art. We’re only human. But can we only enjoy art by visiting the Louvre? Why do we crave art? Can we truly appreciate art without doing art for a living? In this episode, we explore how to integrate art into our daily lives. In other words: how to breathe art.

Where is home? Is it the country you were born in? Is it the city you found your love in? Or, is it something more abstract - your favorite moments, a feeling of belonging, or wherever your pet fish is. Today, we explore the notion of home and the factors that make home, home.

Graduating during the pandemic surely wasn't fun. In our first episode, we discuss the very issue that inspired us to start our podcast: taking a gap semester and recently graduating from uni. This is the first time we're thrown into the world with no societal structures. As we begin to stand on our own, we face new challenges and dilemmas we've never experienced before.