Seoul is more expensive than New York, LA, or London? - this makes no sense to us. Today we discuss the most expensive cities, why Seoul might be climbing the charts, and how none of this should discourage you from traveling or leaping into the expat life.

Expats and travelers had all heard this question a thousand times: "So, when are you coming home?" Today we debate whether expat life is sustainable or not. (Spoiler alert: April thinks "Yes" and Jackson thinks "No")

Our friends called us Yankees but we call ourselves the Migooks... We get comments about this all the time, so today we tried to give our best, most honest, most thorough answer to the question: "Is the word 'Migooks' racist?"

Travelers and Expats know this identity crisis all too well. Once you leave home, what even are you anymore? Are you a Migrant, a Rex-pat, maybe a Sex-pat? Join us as we confuse ourselves by looking at all sides of this weird debate.

Help April's Video in the "Talk Talk Korea 2019" contest by going to this link and voting!

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Today we're talking all things Holidays! From Labor day to Chuseok to Thanksgiving and the Lunar New Year. Holidays are a huge component of cultural diversity and (if you're a traveler/expat/immigrant) culture shock. Fall is almost here, so join us as we nerd out on holiday gift boxes, rice cakes, and all the different stages of the respectful "bow".

Migooks Mugs! Now available at: https://www.etsy.com/listing/717912520/the-migooks-mug?ref=listing_published_alert

We went to Seoul this weekend, desperate for live music. Then we got to thinking about music in different cultures and how crucial music is for travel and expat life.

What the hell is a Love Motel? Why do Koreans wear pants and hats in the swimming pool? How do teenage couples find privacy in the big city? Answers to all these questions and more on today's Migooks Monday...

We're talking all things FOOD today: Eating for cheap in Korea, Tipping vs No Tipping, The Fruits and Veggies of Asia, The Delivery Craze and the Plastic Disaster...

Today we dive deep into some Travel Mysteries. Why do Koreans travel in groups? What's with all the Duty Free shopping? Why don't Americans travel more? Is a shopping vacation really a vacation at all?

Today we get NERDY about our favorite Korean experience: the Korean Sauna. So buckle your seatbelts and drop your drawers, we're about to walk you through an ultimate step-by-step guide of the wonderful experience known as the Jimjilbbang.