How do you improve your writing? Jessup talks about all the techniques he uses to write academic articles at Johns Hopkins University. He records a new concept podcast episode in which he talks about the paper and reads it aloud in an effort to make the editing process more simple and fast.

Do you ever feel fearful or have a sense of panic? Jessup discusses what happens when you are experiencing a sense of panic.

This is a special episode with Hwang In Cheol about his 50 year campaign to bring his father back home from North Korea after his father was abducted in the 1970's. Leave a review on what you thought about the episode!

Special thanks to people who contributed to the editing process including Jake Kim, Jasmine Lee, Albert Cho, Dan Suh, Ashley Lee, and Jina Ryu.

What is your favorite Korean dish? Jessup and Mitch discuss Korean cuisine and a few raw dishes to try out.

Do you ever feel lazy? Jessup discusses how habits evolved from your basal ganglia. He discusses how being lazy can actually be helpful in creating habits.

How valuable do you think a pen is? Well, it depends on who you are. Jessup discusses the value of a pen and a basketball in an attempt to appreciate things in life.

Jennifer Shin talks with Jessup Jong about her experience at the School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University. She also talks about her experience at the State Department and her life amidst the coronavirus pandemic.

Anil Kotte and Jessup Jong Discuss virtual graduations, the future of AI, and unsolicited advice. Hope everyone is staying healthy and connected amidst this pandemic!

How do you improve your writing? Jessup talks about all the techniques he uses to write academic articles at Johns Hopkins University. He records a new concept podcast episode in which he talks about the paper and reads it aloud in an effort to make the editing process more simple and fast.

How do you improve your writing? Jessup talks about all the techniques he uses to write academic articles at Johns Hopkins University. He records a new concept podcast episode in which he talks about the paper and reads it aloud in an effort to make the editing process more simple and fast.