"People over politics is our message."

In this episode, we explore the vital work of Liberty in North Korea (LiNK) and its impact. Ha Young Kim, a program coordinator, shares insights into the organisation's core areas of support, the transformative experiences of the Advocacy Fellows Tour, and the LiNK English Language Program (LELP) that helps North Korean students improve their English skills.

To find out more about LiNK please visit: https://libertyinnorthkorea.org

If you're in Seoul, and want to find out more / apply for the LiNK English Language Programme visit: https://bit.ly/LELPSPRING26

In this episode, Erik and Louis continue their conversation with Professor Cuz Potter of Korea University about the evolution of capitalism, exploring historical cycles, the potential rise of techno-feudalism, and the role of technology in shaping future economic structures.

The discussion highlights China's anticipated influence in the next phase of capitalism, the impact of tech giants, and the concept of behavioural surplus in consumer behaviour.

The conversation also touches on the implications of data surveillance and the automation of consumption within capitalism.

Join us in this special episode of the Foreign Tigers podcast as we explore the fascinating journey of learning Korean with 선현우 (Hyunwoo Sun), the founder of Talk To Me In Korean. Discover how the platform has become a global hub for Korean learners, bridging cultures and making language learning accessible and enjoyable. From personal stories of language challenges to the impact of AI in education, this episode is packed with insights and inspiration for language enthusiasts.

In this episode of the Foreign Tigers podcast, Erik and Louis delve into the newly released National Security Strategy (NSS) from the Trump administration. They discuss the document's purpose, immediate reactions, and the significant shifts in U.S. foreign policy, particularly focusing on the Western Hemisphere, NATO relations, and implications for Ukraine and East Asia. The conversation highlights the contradictions within the NSS and raises concerns about its serious implications for international relations.

In this episode, Erik and Louis speak with Professor Cuz Potter of Korea University about the dysfunction in liberal democracies, the crisis in neoliberalism, and the ideologies vying for dominance in a fragmenting world order. They examine Giovanni Arrighi’s theories on capitalism, hegemony, and cycles of accumulation, and consider the implications of these ideas for contemporary global disorder and the potential future of capitalism.

A snippet from our next episode, where Louis and Erik engage in a deep discussion with Professor C. Potter from Korea University about the current state of dysfunction in liberal democracies, the crisis in neoliberalism, and the ideologies vying for dominance in a fragmenting world order.

A tribute to Baek SeHee (백세희) remembering the voice behind 'I Want to Die but I Want to Eat Tteokbokki' with fellow Korea University alumni Min.

🇰🇷 Korea

- https://www.mohw.go.kr/menu.es?mid=a10706040100 정신건강상담전화 (Mental health consultation phone) 1577-0199

- https://www.lifeline.or.kr/business/phone.php 생명의전화 상담소 (Life Phone Counselling Center) 1588-9191

🇬🇧 UK

- Campaign against living miserably https://www.thecalmzone.net/get-support

- 116 123 [Samaritans (24/7, 365)]

🇺🇸 USA

- 988 [Lifeline (24/7, 365)]

In this episode of the Korea Edition, Erik & Louis talk about some essentials when visiting Korea. They focus on their personal must see and do tips and what they personally recommend you try and eat!

In this episode of The Foreign Tigers Global Focus, Erik and I chat with the creator of the Kamome YouTube channel. Kamome’s videos offer an in-depth exploration of history, geopolitics, and military strategy, all with a distinctly Asian perspective.

Kamome YouTube Channel: https://youtube.com/@kamome163?feature=shared

Return for Part 2 where we continue to dissect “Apple in China,” as part of The Foreign Tigers’ Book Club series. This episode explores China and Apple's manufacturing prowess and where the future might be taking us.