Jay Kim's Topic

Face tattoos are the new edgy trend that has entered mainstream society. As such, I want to talk about a culture that holds face tattoo as a pivotal part of their culture. North Africa's Berber people are in focus for this episode.

From Popeye to every other hipster, these iconic sailor Jerry tattoos have gained tremendous popularity among millenials. How did it get so popular?

Like Japanese style, Polynesian tattoos carry deep symbolism, cultural expressed and worldview. A sailing culture with a tattoo tradition

Today's episode covers Japanese tattoos and the meanings of their motifs. From tigers to buddhist deities, they all possess a deeper meaning.

This episode is an introduction to tattoo culture throughout the world. Millenials have a lot of them, I figured we should talk about it. This season only scratches the surface of the topic and is a muse bouche for future episodes.

My friend Roa and I have an open conversation about the Asian-Canadian experience. Roa is also host of her own podcast "Roa's podcast: life of an Asian." It is an insightful podcast about her own experiences.

I'm launching a new podcast called soccer pilgrim this coming Wednesday morning (January 13th). Jay Kim's topic will still be active.

In these games, you're the military commander, civilisation leader or an urban planner. You call the shot. You have the god angle.

This is my honest discussion on the video game series and why I think the second one received so much hate. But, still a masterpiece.

This is a discussion on the impact of Red Dead Redemption Series and why many would call it a masterpiece.

This is an open-ended/unscripted episode. Mainly focusing on the intersection of religion and video games.

New podcast name, new season. This season we'll be covering video game narrative and it's message. This episode, I'll be going over the narrative of the BioShock series. Discussing the themes and ideas of the games.

No one asked for this but I have to get it off my chest. I have a love/hate relationship with Halloween.

A somewhat open conversation on characteristics of a good podcast. Analysing various traits such as presentation, content and a unique "voice".

On one beautiful afternoon, an angry man confronts young missionaries sheltered from shocking realities of the world.

*On the cover photo, I'm wearing a helmet while on the machine gun in the back right-side.* This is a honest explanation and opinion on what it's like being an extra in a Hollywood film.

This episode will discuss and review S.C. Gwynne's Empire of the Summer Moon. I came across this book through the Joe Rogan Experience Podcast.

Football Clubs. There seems to be a bit more than just a "sports franchise."

*There was a mix up in episode titles. This was supposed to be published next week but it's hear. Enjoy!*

Euphoria, pride, disappointment, community, and glory. This episode will discuss the "magic" of the world Cup from the perspective of the soccer fan. This tournament creates heroes and villains. Sometimes even redeeming players for past failures. Thereby, this tournament renders human players into heroes and stars into gods.

The first episode will introduce the format of the season and the various topics that will be explore. Briefly exploring the history of the game and it's significant impact on people's emotions. The episode will also be focusing on the sentimental connection one would have towards the sport.

Quick introduction to the seasonal style format of the podcast, each season a different topic.