Hosting a GFN Radio Show for One Month: Traveling Through Time with Music!

Written and photographed by Kim Dong-hun (8ball) Becoming a radio show host has been on my bucket list since I started listening to the Korean talk radio show Bae Cheol-soo’s … Read More

English Education Policy Before the Millennium

Written by Dr. David Shaffer Why do so many Koreans go to college? Why are there so many private academies (hagwon) all over the country? Does Korea do policy planning … Read More

Tackling the Typhoon

Written by Karina Prananto Summer is the rainy season in Korea, and although we may regard this as a blessing since it lowers the temperature, it also brings some undesirable … Read More

Audiobook Kiosk: A Summer Romance

Written and photographed by Peter Gallo Jangseong-eub is a small town about a 20-minute bus ride north of Gwangju. Inquire at your local library to find out if Audiobook Kiosks … Read More

Roman Holiday: Visiting Rome through the Eyes of Audrey Hepburn

Written by Natale Ryan Audrey Hepburn is a famous face in Korea. The Belgian actress’ face and name can be seen on shampoo, clothing advertisements, and on a logo for … Read More

We Should All Be Feminists

Written by Sashai Yhukutwana “We Should All Be Feminists is a brief and amusing book. You can bank on it being highly educational, too. One cannot help but have “Aha” … Read More

Frames of Reference

Written and photographed by Stephen Schelling Cerberus sat inside a restaurant in Vientiane having a three-way conversation inside its heads. The restaurant was small. There was no menu. There was … Read More

Beach Camping: To Keep in Mind

Written and photographed by Rachel Hill I have just realized that my only experiences camping in Korea have been on beaches. Camping here is about as opposite as I can … Read More