Podcasts about Arirang

2015 veröffentlichte Arirang Prognosen über 2025. Wie wahr haben sich diese behauptet? In dieser Folge nehmen wir sie genauer unter die Lupe!

2024 irodalmi Nobel-díjasa a dél-koreai Han Kang lett. A feldolgozatlan társadalmi traumákat és az egyéni élet tragédiáját is nagyon érzékeny, lírai nyelven körüljáró írónőtől már három regény, a Növényevő, a Nemes teremtmények és a Görög leckék is olvasható magyarul, így adta magát, hogy külön epizódban foglalkozzunk életművével. Vendégünk Jin Kyoung ae műfordító, az ELTE Távol-keleti Intézetének oktatója, aki József Attiláról írta a disszertációját, és József Attila versei mellett Szabó Magda Abigéljét is lefordította már koreaira. Pár példa a beszélgetés során említett rajzokra itt és itt látható, míg a szintén említett Arirang című dal itt és itt hallgatható meg, angol fordításban a szövege pedig itt olvasható. A tartalomból: 00.00 Az év első része, és rögtön egy könyvajánló: Stephanie Bishop - Az évforduló. És amolyan újévi fogadalmunk, hogy nekimegyünk Az eltűnt idő nyomában elolvasásának, most, hogy már az összes kötet olvasható egyetlen fordítótól. 3.50 Mai témánk a legutóbbi irodalmi Nobel-díjas Han Kang, vendégünk Jin Kyoung ae műfordító, az ELTE Távol-keleti Intézetének tanára. És persze a kérdés: miért kezd el valaki Dél-Koreában magyar nyelvvel és irodalommal foglalkozni? 7.00 Hasonlóságok és különbségek a koreai és a magyar irodalom között 8.30 Milyen Han Kang prózája, mennyire egyedi amit csinál? 10.38 Fordítási nehézségek, és a viták, melyeket a Növényevő angol megjelenése kiváltott. 18.50 Han Kang megítélése hazájában és a feketelista, amire állítólag felkerült 23.00 Történelmi traumákkal történő szembesítés, és a lírai hang, amit alkalmaz. Őt nem lehet gyorsan olvasni, mert akkor nem érezzük meg, miről ír. 28.00 A test Hannál, test és lélek kapcsolata 32.15 Női alakok Hannál és a feminizmus kérdése. Az említett regény: Cso Namdzsu - Született 1982-ben 42.10 Mivel kötettel érdemes kezdeni? És három további könyv Jin Kyoung ae ajánlásában. ‌Han Kang 2024 decemberében‌ Továbbra is várjuk a könyv- és témaötleteket a facebookos csoportunkban! Addig is további könyves tartalmakért ajánljuk Anna Instagramját és Bence Nemrosszkönyvek Instagramját, ahonnan a podcast nevét is kölcsönöztük. A műsor meghallgatható a 444 Spotify- és Apple Podcast-csatornáján See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jihoon Suk received his BA and MA on Korean modern history from Yonsei University and studied Korean Studies briefly at the University of Michigan. Now, a Ph.D. candidate at Yonsei University, he is doing extensive research on the colonial-era cultural history of Korea, with a special focus on the presence and popularity of modern audiovisual media (sound recordings, films, radio) during that time. He had published a number of articles and research papers in collaboration with various institutions, including the National Contemporary History Museum of Korea, Seoul City History Museum, Korean Film Archive, and the National Gugak Center. He also recently published a book (in collaboration with Nate Kornegay) on the history of Scratch Tiles, a type of brick that was popular in the U.S. and East Asia during the first half of the 20th century. You can follow Jihoon online here: https://www.facebook.com/jihoon.suk.1/   Discussion Outline  0:00 Korean Kisaeng (기생/妓生) 12:27 The Creation of Korean Culture and Music 23:35 Korean Male Prostitution during the Joseon Dynasty / 사당패 33:15 Outlawing Korean Buddhism during the Joseon Dynasty 40:00 Slavery during Traditional Korea 55:30 Korean Palaces and Modern Tourism 1:06:00 Anti-Communism and North Korea 1:17:35 Han, Heung, and Mut (한, 흥, 멋) 1:24:40 The Japanese Colonization of Korea 1:37:48 Listening to Early Records of Arirang 2:14:00 The Lessons of Korean History 2:17:30 Recommendations   Korea Deconstructed by David Tizzard ▶ Get in touch: datizzard@swu.ac.kr ▶ David's Insta: https://www.instagram.com/datizzard/ ▶ KD Insta: https://www.instagram.com/koreadeconstructed/ ▶ Yunseo Jeon: https://www.instagram.com/y_jeon_s/ ▶ Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=62047873 ▶ Watch us on Youtube: www.youtube.com/@UCXcdboOUCnCFnrAOF5dV1sg ▶ Listen on iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/kr/podcast/korea-deconstructed/id1587269128 ▶Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5zdXkG0aAAHnDwOvd0jXEE ▶ Listen on podcasts: https://koreadeconstructed.libsyn.com/

Today, we'll be discussing Episode 3 of Crash Landing On You, the hit K Drama on Netflix starring Hyun Bin as Ri Jyeong hyeok, Son Ye-jin as Yoon Se-ri, Seo Ji-hye as Seo Dan and Kim Jung-hyun as Gu Seung joon. We discuss:The songs we feature during the recap:Yong ae and villagers by Nam Hye Seung and Park Sang HeePhoto of my Mind by Song Ga inHow Captain Ri is lying through his teeth about Se-ri and this is so unlike him! He's actually doing so many things that are out of character!How Captain Ri and Se-ri are looking at each other in a new light because of certain incidents, including the beggar boy to whom Se-ri gave food, and Se-ri's gifts to Captain Ri and his men.Stairway to Heaven, the K Dramas that Kim Ju Meok was watching. How memories that are lost, that come back, or that are revealed over time are more common than we thought and are a new K Drama element!How Captain Ri became a K Drama cliche when he kisses Yoon Se-ri in the boat hold, to maybe throw off the Coast Guard about to barge in on them.How Captain Ri is often so aloof and confident when he's in trouble. Could this be because of his father? Does this family relationship make him feel untouchable?Se-ri needs  Plan C to get out of North Korea and now we have Seo Dan, who's come back from Russia and claims to be Captain Ri's fiancee.Gu Seung Jun is now in North Korea but it's possible that despite his money, he may not be safe, because Lt. Commander Cho Cheol Gang threatens to turn him over to his enemies if he's not respectful.We get introduced to Jeong Man bok, the wiretapper who helped Cho Cheol Gang murder Ri Mu Hyeok. Now Cho Cheol Gang realizes that Captain Ri Jeong Hyeok is Ri Mu Hyeok's brother and he wants to take down the entire family.The Korean idea of “noonchi,” which roughly translates to social skills, and literally means eye measure. From an early age, Koreans are taught to be aware of social status and to read every situation very carefully. ReferencesComment on Reddit about Photo of my Mind and connection to the Korean folk song ArirangThe song ArirangThe K drama Stairway to Heaven (2003) on WikipediaKimjang: communal kimchi making sessions

Hello! Vi har utforskat Stockholms kulinariska delar och besökt både Elefant Thai och Arirang. Vi undersöker Top 10-listor över Bästa och sämsta tåglandet i Europa, Billigaste/Dyraste ölen i Europa samt kör frågespelet Sverige. Agge har varit podcast-otrogen med både vänster- och högerprassel... Tack för att ni lyssnar! Ni är bäst! @passochpesetaspodcast #passochpesetaspodcast

Pastor Joe begins a series of sharing some of his experiences during his sabbatical last year while tying it in with our theme of Becoming Family. This week, he spoke on the sharing of common stories that bring us together as a family.

Pastor Joe begins a series of sharing some of his experiences during his sabbatical last year while tying it in with our theme of Becoming Family. This week, he spoke on the sharing of common stories that bring us together as a family.

 Direct DownloadIt's “Far-Flung February”, celebrating tunes from around the world. First up, from Korea, is “Arirang”. Bing presents a simple drone-melody mountain dulcimer arrangement in DAA tuning. Download the tablature from the Patreon open house: https://www.patreon.com/posts/75308911Bing Futch is endorsed by Folkcraft Instruments, V-Picks and Zither Stands.Enjoy "Dulcimerica"? Consider supporting the program by becoming a patron!

"Arirang" by Chicago Korean Dance Company http://www.chicagokoreandance.org ~ ABOUT: The Korean Culture Festival was a 4 hour event co-hosted by the Korean American Association of Minnesota and the Consulate General of Chicago celebrating Korean art, dance and culture in the Huntington National Bank Rotunda, Mall of America in Bloomington, MN November 6th, 2022. This event aimed to share the "Hallyu" fever, which is trending worldwide, with the next generation of Korean compatriots and locals. It was held to promote their pride, identity, and the great Korean culture to non-Koreans. Around 1,000 guests experienced the power and pride of our Korean Culture. There were many nationally recognized groups, performers and student volunteers that participated in and supported this event. Thank you to the leaders and supporters of KAAM who have worked hard to make this event possible. The Mall of America sponsor team proposed continuous partnership with KAAM for any future annual cultural festivals. The event was a great success and KAAM will continue to share the excellence of Korean culture with people around the world. Korean American Association of Minnesota Phone: 651-440-9192 Address: 1331 County Road D Cir E., Vadnais Heights, MN 55109 Email: contact@mnkorea.org Website: http://www.mnkorea.org FaceBook: http://www.facebook.com/mnkorea/ Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/Kaam47th - PERFORMERS: 1. Chicago Korean Dance Company | http://www.chicagokoreandance.org 2. Jangmi Arts | http://www.jangmiaarts.com 3. Korean Performing Art Institute of Chicago | http://soribeat.org 4. Korean Student Association UMN | https://twin-cities-umn.presence.io/organization/korean-student-association-134 5. Lee's Champion Taekwondo Academy | http://leeschampion.com 6. Linchpins | http://www.instagram.com/linchpins_mn | https://www.facebook.com/linchpinsumn 7. MKDC | http://www.facebook.com/MKDCOfficial 8. Shinparam | http://www.facebook.com/groups/Shinparam ~ Key Topics Covered: 0:00 – Intro - YouTube Video Can Be Viewed Here: https://youtu.be/Jt-cOscQDU0 ~ Check Out Our Amazing Reunion Documentary!: https://youtu.be/A4z9PKm_f7I ~~~ Interested in sharing your story? Contact us at: KoreanAdopteeStories@gmail.com Tel: 1 (651) 491-8441 Alt: krbalitz@gmail.com http://www.kadstories.com http://www.koreanadopteestories.com ~ LINKS: Korean Adoptee Stories: Podcast: https://anchor.fm/korean-adoptee-stories YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/KoreanAdopteeStories FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/KoreanAdopteeStories Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/KADStories Portfolio: http://www.TravisBalitz.com http://www.KyleBalitz.com © 2022 Korean Adoptee Stories. All Rights Reserved. ~ #adoption #korea #bapandchicken #interview #kad #koreanadoptee #adopteevoices #documentary #kimchee #bibimbap #bulgogi #food #restaurant #mukbang #moa #minnesota #southkorea #kpop #samulnori --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/korean-adoptee-stories/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/korean-adoptee-stories/support

Korea24 – 2022.12.02 (Friday) News Briefing: A Seoul court is deliberating over an arrest warrant for the former national security adviser, Suh Hoon, over cover-up allegations involving the death of a fisheries official by North Korean soldiers in 2020. (Koo Hee-jin) In-Depth News Analysis (Weekly Economy Review): South Korea's consumer prices rose five percent in November, the slowest on-year gain since April, suggesting a continuing slowdown in inflation. Meanwhile, exports fell for the second consecutive month in November, leading to eight straight months of a trade deficit for the first time since the Asian financial crisis in the 1990s. Economics Professor Yang Jun-sok from the Catholic University of Korea reviews the data for us. Korea Trending with Walter Lee: 1. Prosecutors have indicted nine people, including the grandson of Namyang Dairy Products’s late founder, on drug related charges. (남양유업 손자 마약 구속 기소…'재벌 3세 마약 스캔들' 터지나) 2. RM of the K-pop sensation BTS has released his first official solo album, Indigo. (BTS RM, 첫 공식 솔로 음반 '인디고' 발표) 3. Japan shocked the footballing world by advancing into the round of 16 of the 2022 FIFA World Cup after beating powerhouse Spain. ([월드컵] 일본, 두 대회 연속 16강…아시아 새 역사) Movie Spotlight: “The Night Owl (올빼미)”, a historical drama centered about a mysterious death at a royal palace, is our first film this week. We also look at a comedy, “Men of Plastic (압꾸정)”, starring Ma Dong-seok, aka Don Lee, about a local chancer looking to start his own plastic surgery business. Critics Jason Bechervaise and Darcy Paquet provide the reviews. Next Week From Seoul with Richard Larkin: - South Korea faces Portugal in the final FIFA World Cup group match on Saturday 12AM(KST). - President Yoon Suk Yeol will hold a summit with Vietnamese President Nguyen Xuan Phuc in Seoul on Monday. - Next week marks 10 years since the Korean traditional song “Arirang” was added to UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list.

As broadcast November 15, 2022 with plenty of welling eyes for the opener.  Well, we put the spotlight on Big Thief in Seoul on Saturday, so tonight we head to Yes24 Live Hall to do the same with Khruangbin, who closed with a solo guitar version of Arirang that just gave everyone in the studio all the right kinda chills.  Surely, we are not alone on that front!  Great new joints out this week from artists you need to get to know if not so initiated, with Kat Bass & Danno highlighting new joints and just released albums from Hyd, Winston Surfshirt, JW Francis, and S.C.A.B.  Don't sleep!#feelthegravityTracklist (st:rt)Part I (00:00)Khruangbin – Arirang (live in Seoul) & White GlovesReal Pleasure feat Dorota Szata – Was It Love?Caramel – Chasing a SoundLOMELI – InterrupterSilver Liz – High at the GymS.C.A.B. – Six Songs Into Your Spotify Playlist Part II (33:11)Winston Surfshirt ft Ramirez - All of the Little Things Glitter Party - Swimming in Red Jordana - Hands Over My HeadHONEYMOAN - Shortcuts JW Francis - Dream House Absofacto - Dissolve (extended) Part III (61:46)half•alive - High UpThe Arcs - Heaven is a PlaceEloise - Vanilla Tobacco Q - Today SOULBYSEL & Lilith The Moonlan - Hmmmmm (Prod. 1024) Gabrielle Shonk - How We Used To Be Part IV (92:37)Car the Garden - DIAMOND Quadeca & Sunday Service Choir - fractions of infinity Hyd - Oil+HoneySam Valdez - Your PartyZach Shimpf - Ten Whole Years Connie Constance - Red Flag 

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Leave your preconceptions that history is difficult and boring at the door! It's a fun time to look at Korea via the lens of history. Today's Topic:한국의 대표 민요 아리랑의 역사 (History of Arirang, the representative folk song of Korea)

This week on POK is a duo that has a special place in Arirang! We sit down with the “Korean Cowboys” themselves our Tuesday guest Joel and NU'EST Aaron are coming to Kpoppin!!! Aaron recently came back to the Arirang family joining ‘After School Club' as a new MC and we get to see how busy these two have been! The members are also doing a really popular podcast that is called ‘KOREAN COWBOYS' and they shared their reason for starting the podcast, how they frist met, their future plans, and more!!! ▶Subscribe Arirang Radio: https://www.youtube.com/Music180Arirang ------------------------------------------------------------ The first English broadcasting radio station in Korea, ARIRANG RADIO. We broadcast a variety of Korean culture including K-Pop music as well as news and useful information 24 hours a day.

Following December 7, 1941, the United States government interned 120,000 people of Japanese ancestry evicted from scattered settlements throughout the West Coast states, yet why was a much larger number concentrated in the Hawaiian Islands war zone not similarly incarcerated? Tom Coffman is a political journalist and leading historian of modern Hawai‘i, author of six books, and director of six documentary films. His latest book is Inclusion: How Hawai‘i Protected Japanese Americans from Mass Internment, Transformed Itself, and Changed America. In making sense of the disparity between Island and mainland, Inclusion unravels the deep history of the U.S. “sabotage psychosis,” the causes of the internment , and the unique set of forces in Hawai‘i that preserved its interracial harmony through the depths of war. Each year the cathedral chooses a theme for inspiration and reflection, and in 2022 our theme is connection. Marking Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, join Dean Malcolm Clemens Young and his wife Heidi Ho - a native Hawaiian - for a conversation with Coffman about how small groups with a common goal and working cooperatively can result in wondrous social change. You can help us bring the arts to life at Grace with a gift today to The Forum. Text "grace" to 76278 or go to gracecathedral.org/givetograce. About INCLUSION “Brilliant and meticulous, Tom Coffman reveals the people and forces that spared territorial Hawai‘i's Japanese populace from mass removal after Pearl Harbor and enabled its sons to serve America gallantly in World War II. The heroes of this true story…were inspired by an idealism and aloha that the world can learn from today. Based on groundbreaking research, Coffman's compelling account gives them recognition that they richly deserve.—Mark Matsunaga, Hawai‘i journalist, and World War II historian About the Guest Tom Coffman is a political reporter and author of six books, including Nation Within, Catch a Wave, Island Edge, and Tadaima! His widely aired documentaries include First Battle, Arirang, and Ninoy Aquino, and the Rise of People Power. His most recent film, with Meleanna Meyer, is Mauna Kea: Sacred Mountain/Sacred Conduct. His book in progress is titled Social Justice Work. He is a three-time recipient of the Hawai‘i Book Publishers Association's award for nonfiction, and for his cumulative work, he received the Hawai‘i Award for Literature. About the Moderator The Very Rev. Malcolm Clemens Young, ThD is the dean of Grace Cathedral. He is the author of The Spiritual Journal of Henry David Thoreau and The Invisible Hand in Wilderness: Economics, Ecology, and God and is a regular contributor on religion to the Huffington Post and San Francisco Examiner.   About The  Forum  The Forum is a series of stimulating conversations about faith and ethics in relation to the critical issues of our day. We invite inspiring and illustrious people to sit down for a real conversation with the Forum's host and with you. Our guests range from artists, inventors, and philosophers to pop culturists and elected officials. Still, the point of The Forum is singular: civil, sophisticated discourse that engages minds and hearts to think in new ways about the world.  gracecathedral.org/the-forum

Ripercorriamo i cinque anni di presidenza Macron, la sua ascesa al potere, le nuove elezioni e le sfide per il futuro della Francia.

Parliamo ancora della guerra in Ucraina, che sta entrando nella quarta settimana, e analizziamo cinque scenari possibili sulla fine del conflitto.

Parliamo ancora della guerra in

Parliamo ancora della guerra in

A decade ago, Gangjeong Village, in southern Jeju Island, was swarmed by local, domestic and international protesters demonstrating against the then-under construction South Korea naval base. Fast forward to present day, and the base has opened. But protests persists in the sleepy fishing village. The bridge that leads into town is a strewn with protest banners and a Catholic shanty erected a decade ago remains and is used for protest masses. Recently local politician Kang Min-sook found herself in controversy when she suggested that this history be "erased" in order to attract tourism to Gangjeong. She quickly apologized. However, her sentiment is that the remaining protests prevent tourism in the town from taking off -- which is one of the base's stated purposes. So, we ask: What should be done with Gangjeong? The pair also discuss recently released statistics about rental car accidents in Jeju. And they are taught an insult from teacher Ju Young Han during Jeju Dialect Corner. They also interview Jamie Lee, the host for Arirang's "Wonders of Jeju" program that airs seven days a week from 10 p.m.-12 a.m. She is also an English-language anchor for KCTV. Lee discusses her career in broadcasting and big stories to expect about the island this year. ----------------------------- Subscribe to the podcast on: Apple Podcast Google Podcasts  You can also follow the show on: Instagram  Facebook Twitter            

L'episodio di questa settimana è interamente dedicato alla guerra in Ucraìna. Cercheremo di capirne le cause e le possibili conseguenze per la stabilità del continente europeo.

Arirang TV had a diufferent kind of reaction and interview from Virgina Tech and its Professor Toal on the Invasion or was it a Russian liberation of a pro-Russian part of Ukraine Sooyoung Oh had a good interview on this topic - Even after weeks of warning by Western governments that Russia was mobilising for an invasion of Ukraine, the world watched in disbelief as Vladmir Putin recognized the independence of two breakaway regions in eastern Ukraine and sent in what he called peacekeeping troops. Countries around the world have strongly criticised the move at the UN Security Council, saying Moscow has breached international law. Beginning with the U.S., they have begun slapping stronger sanctions on the Kremlin. Russia, however, has slammed the U.S. and the West for "cramming weapons" into Ukraine, and called on Kyiv to drop its NATO bid. To discuss the latest developments, we connect with Political Geographer Gerard Toal who is a Professor in the School of Public and International Affairs at Virginia Tech and author of CRITICAL GEOPOLITICS, BOSNIA REMADE and NEAR ABROAD. SOURCE Arirang YV Chona MOFA or Ministry of Foreign Affairs Briefing and initial reaction in Ukraine --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mike-k-cohen/support

Ad un anno dal golpe militare che ha destituito il parlamento,

Continua a crescere la tensione sui confini orientali

La strategia Zero Covid messa in atto dalla

Iniziate come proteste contro l'aumento del prezzo degli idrocarburi, le proteste che hanno invaso le città Kazake la scorsa settimana sono state represse duramente dal regimeMa anche di:

Arirang è una canzone coreana che si canta quando si è molto tristi o molto felici. Kim Ki-duk, regista sudcoreano, l'ha cantata alla premiazione della 69esima edizione della mostra internazionale del cinema di Venezia. Dietro a lui, a questa canzone, al documentario che ne prende il nome c'è una storia incredibile. • Storie notturne per persone libere da oggi è anche uno spettacolo teatrale. Per averlo nel tuo teatro, nel tuo salotto, nel tuo locale, scrivimi a simone.repetto@gmail.com.  • Sempre alla stessa mail puoi scrivermi per ideare insieme un format (podcast e non solo) per la tua azienda o il tuo prodotto. • Per tutto il resto, Telegram, social, Tipeee, consulenze ecc., trovi tutto qui: https://linktr.ee/simonerepetto • Il brano royalty free usato per questo podcast è: "Yang Guan" di Mike Block Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Insieme ad Anna Zafesova, giornalista esperta di Russia ed Europa orientale, ripercorriamo le tappe che hanno portato alle proteste contro il regime bielorusso di Alexander Lukashenko e ad uno stallo che oggi, ha ripercussioni su tutto il continente.

Ad un anno dall'inizio del conflitto, la guerra civile in Etiopia non accenna a terminare e i suoi esiti sono ancora incerti, così come il futuro politico di Abiy AhmedMa anche di:

Nuova tensione sul confine orientale ucraino. Analizziamo le cause e le conseguenze del nuovo dispiegamento di truppe russe e i possibili scenari di un'invasione dell'Ucraina. Ma anche di:

Jess and Chris hit on a grab bag of topics, including Spotify Unwrapped, college debt forgiveness, Ariana Grande's "Asianfishing" thing, and some Christmas movie/TV recommendations. Join us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/planamag TWITTER: Jess(@cogitatotomato) Chris (@JesuIntoast) SUBMISSIONS & COMMENTS: editor.planamag@gmail.com UA Theme: "Escape From Plan A" by Ciel (@aerialist)

Korea24 – 2021.12.07. (Tuesday) News Briefing: South Korea reported 4,954 new COVID-19 cases, the highest record for a Tuesday. The number of critically ill patients also reached a new high of 774. The total number of omicron variant cases increased to 36, up by 12 from a day earlier. Meanwhile, President Moon Jae-in sought public understanding and cooperation for the government's decision to reintroduce special quarantine measures. (KOO Heejin) In-Depth News Analysis: The omicron variant has already spread to dozens of countries around the world. Governments have responded by adopting differing levels of containment measures, with some closing their borders entirely. However, there is still much that is unknown about the variant. Although it is believed to be particularly contagious, some early evidence has suggested that the symptoms are much milder than other strains of the virus. To find out more, Professor Willem Hanekom, Director of the Africa Health Research Institute (AHRI) in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, joins us on the line. Korea Trending with Jung Ye-won: 1. Video has emerged of a 3 year-old child being bullied and physically assaulted by other children at a daycare center while their teacher briefly left the room. (어린이집 만 3살 반에서 집단 괴롭힘) 2. Authorities in major economies around the world have issued a warning against ‘Dark Patterns’ or online tricks and methods that lead users to make unintended choices. ("1박 23만원, 결제하니 26만원"…속아도 모르는 '어둠의 상술') 3. A video inspired by the Korean folk song Arirang is set to be on display at New York’s Times Square, as the final part of the Cultural Heritage Administration’s "Visit Korean Heritage" campaign. (뉴욕 타임스퀘어서 한 달간 '아리랑' 펼쳐진다) Touch Base in Seoul: Kaden Kim (김우석) aka B-Boy Found, a member of the world championship winning breaking crew ‘Fusion MC’ joins us in the studio today. He is also a Korean-American adoptee. He tells us about how breaking changed his life, but also how it also led to him moving to Korea and helping him discover more about his Korean roots. Morning Edition Preview with Mark Wilson-Choi: - In tomorrow’s Korea Times, Park Ji-won introduces an exhibition of Buddhist artwork called “Monk Artisans of the Joseon Dynasty” at the National Museum of Korea. - In tomorrow’s Korea Herald, Kim Hae-yeon writes about another exhibition to mark the 30th anniversary of the excavation and restoration of Gyeongbokgung Palace.

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Join Third World Newsreel, Nodutdol for Korean Community Development, Korean Policy Institute, and The Documentary Forum at CCNY as they view two historical films about the U.S. in Korea The Women Outside: Korean Women and the US Military and Camp Arirang, and hear from a panel of scholars and activists. 2021 is the 71st anniversary of the Korean War which has yet to end, as no peace treaty has ever been signed. 28,500 U.S. troops remain in South Korea, on 15 bases along with additional installations. The U.S. military has been in place since the 1950-1953 fighting, initially to protect against possible invasion from the North but now, with a broader mandate to protect American interests in Asia against all including China.

I presidenti delle due superpotenze mondiali

Despite a surge in coronavirus cases, Boris Johnson is set on lifting all restrictions on what's been dubbed as 'Freedom day' next Monday in England. Today, we look at three examples: Israel, The United States and Australia, all of which have had varying success with vaccination programmes and easing lockdowns. Can we learn anything from their pandemic strategies?This podcast was brought to you thanks to the support of readers of The Times and The Sunday Times. Subscribe today and get one month free at: thetimes.co.uk/storiesofourtimes. Guests: -Anshel Pfeffer, journalist for The Times, based in Jerusalem.-Bernard Lagan, Australia correspondent for The Times.-Will Pavia, New York correspondent for The Times.Host: Manveen Rana.Clips: DW news , The Telegraph, 7news Australia, Arirang, Bloomberg. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

(This is meant to be a meme, please don't take seriously) *ahem* The Virgin K-Pop vs the Chad Arirang

GuestPeter BintInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/peter_b83/?hl=enTikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@seoul2londonPeter Bint has been a mainstay of Korean broadcasting since starting on TBS eFM in 2009. Now he's a powerhouse on many TV and radio networks (KBS World, Arirang, EBS, and more) with his multitalents and his passions for sports and language. He also has one of the smoothest dulcet voices you've heard. (This is how I embarrass him.)--Please Follow--Website: https://seoulpodcast.comPodcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/960226Twitter: https://twitter.com/kingsejongFacebook: https://facebook.com/SeoulPodcastYouTube: https://youtube.com/zenkimchiSupport us on Patreon to get more goodieshttps://patreon.com/seoulpodcastSupport the show (https://patreon.com/seoulpodcast)

As broadcast April 21, 2021.  We open with some thoughts on the George Floyd case and the many rivers to cross with the obvious need for police reform in The US & elsewhere.  After that it's two hours of an exploration of Mexican music of as many types as we could fit into a couple of hours, and Lizz joins us on the flight to Mexico City.  Great tunes from Rudy de Anda, Vicente Fernandez, Natalia Lafourcade and many more during the two hours, topped off with our return to Korea and an old school joint from Jung-hwa Lee & Shin Joong-hyun from 1970 along with a rendition of Arirang from So-hyang!#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings – I'm Still HereColores Santos – MexaRudy de Anda – EspumeThe Gipsy Kings – Hotel CaliforniaAlejandro Fernandez – Como Quien Pierde una EstrellaLuis Miguel – Sabes Una Cosa Part II (30:03)DeWolfe Music – BolivarVicente Fernandez – Hermoso CariñoSilvana Estrada – Al NorteNatalia Lafourcade – Hasta la RaízLeon Larregui – BrillasJuanello – EpejismoLos Terricolas – Te Juro Que Te Amo Part III (57:10)Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass - MexicoMaria León & Alejandro de la Madrid – Fuego CruzadoMexican Institute of Sound – El MicrofonoBecky G – Todo CambioBAM BAM - HipnodromoAdriel Favela – Cuando Los NecesitePart IV (87:12)Menuda Coincidencia – Sin EngancheControl Machete – Comprendes MendesChavela Vargas – Paloma Negra Donna Paola – Calla TuJeong-hwa Lee – I Don't LikeSo Hyang – Arirang Alone 

Exploring the Hyphen: Korean-American composer Jean Ahn stops by to speak with me about her compositions, many of which incorporate Korean folk songs (such as the Arirang) and/or Korean cultural themes (such as "Haan" - collective trauma and deep grief). We explore how her music, which is in the Western European classical music tradition, houses elements of Korean folk culture. Visit the APO Listening List on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5TWmchbUilbMXtHG4vpHd3?si=4787b1f0422d4033  

Join Robby, Eric, Matt and special guest Dr. Jordan VanHemert! This is a special episode in that all the tracks we listen to are from Jordan’s new album “I Am Not A Virus.” We start the episode with introductions, (0:00) before moving on to give the title track of the album, I Am Not A Virus, a listen. (2:37) After a discussion concerning that track, we listen to Jordan’s incredible arrangement of the Korean folk song, Arirang. (25:11) The last track we listen to was one of those rare, truly special tracks that feels like it has always existed, we listen to Autumn Song. (49:08) Jordan then tells us a little about his upcoming projects! (58:54) Close out the podcast by finding what we listened to this week! (1:01:32)     Check out Jordan’s concert and fundraiser on April 8th, We Are Not A Virus.  (https://www.facebook.com/donate/143497054358492/)   Special thanks to Jordan for coming on the show! Get to know him better, check out his: Website: https://www.jordanvanhemert.com Facebook/IG: @jvanhemusic Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1ql5_vRzOpcyoE4ZlhN5HQ/about    

An Album a Day is my exploration into the Korean music scene. This podcast will cover mainstream, indie and some underground artists within the scene and provide both factual and opinionated commentary. The biggest benefit to sharing my thoughts this way is that it will hopefully expose you to more great music and exploration of your own.Its the middle of winter in North America and the covid-19 pandemic experience is almost a year old in the United States. Through your support of the show -- both through reviews, listenership, and in some cases, financial contributions -- the pandemic bumped A3Day around a bit but didnt end. Thank you! Being the host of this podcast is a true joy for me and a true energy drainer while juggling responsibilities away from this microphone. Therefore, there will be a long break between this season and the next. During this time, I will be participating in guest spots on other shows, mentoring, supporting the development of a brand ambassadorship program within the podcast community, researching and developing episodes for Season 6, and preparing details for the potential return of the podcast festival my team hosted in 2020. Most importantly, Ill be resting. It might not sound like it, based on what I just shared, but know that Ill be basking in rest. We arent finished yet, k-pop fans. First, our final idol group of Season 5, the men of AlphaBat, right after the drop.Youre tuned into An Album a Day. Show start.Hey yall, in 2012 two young men were set to debut as AlphaBAT under an agency called YUB Entertainment. By the time the group made its debut in 2013, one fully departed the scene while the other, Shin Selin, changed his stage name to Iota -- the ninth letter in the Greek alphabet -- and was joined by eight other young men, all named after letters in the Greek alphabet. You would think that he would be the leader since he was an original member, but that belonged to the member who went by Beta. Alpha was reserved for their fandom. Allow me to break down the name of AlphaBATs members, past and present:Ji Ha Yong, aka BetaYoo Yeong Jin aka Epsilon, the older brother of Ricky of boy group Teen TopLee Yeon Woo aka LambdaLee Yong Hun aka KappaKim Jun Su aka GammaKim Sang Hun aka Code, whose name isnt in the Greek alphabet and who almost made his debut with EXOChoi Yeon Soo aka Delta, who almost made his debut with boy group BOYFRIENDLee San Ha aka Fie (Pi)Seol Jun aka Heta, another almost-EXO-memberShin Se Lin aka IotaKim Su Yeob aka Jeta (Zeta), andCho Gyu Min, who went by his first name and left the alphabet aloneThis was during the time when double-digit groups were the way to play, trying to compete with the behemoth that is was? the original EXO lineup, numerically brought to us by the efforts of Super Junior. Well learn more about these groups later down the line.After leaving YUB Entertainment, AlphaBAT made their home at Simtong Entertainment and technically made their debut on November 12, 2013, with a performance of AB City for Arirang: Simply K-pop. I say technically because their label at the time selected November 14, 2013, as their official debut date. This is also the day that they performed on M! Countdown for the first time and just what was the reason for rejecting the Arirang moment? Is it because thats South Koreas premier English-language television network? Who knows, but things went well, apparently. The positive reception sent them into the release of their first studio album, Attention, released February 25, 2014.I remember the debut singles video. I was tickled by the refrain of the English alphabet and overwhelmed by the size of the group. I found them somehow by way of another large boy group called Topp...

An Album a Day is my exploration into the Korean music scene. This podcast will cover mainstream, indie and some underground artists within the scene and provide both factual and opinionated commentary. The biggest benefit to sharing my thoughts this way is that it will hopefully expose you to more great music and exploration of your own. It’s the middle of winter in North America and the covid-19 pandemic experience is almost a year old in the United States. Through your support of the show -- both through reviews, listenership, and in some cases, financial contributions -- the pandemic bumped A3Day around a bit but didn’t end. Thank you! Being the host of this podcast is a true joy for me and a true energy drainer while juggling responsibilities away from this microphone. Therefore, there will be a long break between this season and the next.  During this time, I will be participating in guest spots on other shows, mentoring, supporting the development of a brand ambassadorship program within the podcast community, researching and developing episodes for Season 6, and preparing details for the potential return of the podcast festival my team hosted in 2020. Most importantly, I’ll be resting. It might not sound like it, based on what I just shared, but know that I’ll be basking in rest.  We aren’t finished yet, k-pop fans. First, our final idol group of Season 5, the men of AlphaBat, right after the drop. You’re tuned into An Album a Day. Show start. Hey y’all, in 2012 two young men were set to debut as AlphaBAT under an agency called YUB Entertainment. By the time the group made its debut in 2013, one fully departed the scene while the other, Shin Selin, changed his stage name to Iota -- the ninth letter in the Greek alphabet -- and was joined by eight other young men, all named after letters in the Greek alphabet. You would think that he would be the leader since he was an original member, but that belonged to the member who went by Beta. “Alpha” was reserved for their fandom.  Allow me to break down the name of AlphaBAT’s members, past and present: Ji Ha Yong, aka Beta Yoo Yeong Jin aka Epsilon, the older brother of Ricky of boy group Teen Top Lee Yeon Woo aka Lambda Lee Yong Hun aka Kappa Kim Jun Su aka Gamma Kim Sang Hun aka Code, whose name isn’t in the Greek alphabet and who almost made his debut with EXO Choi Yeon Soo aka Delta, who almost made his debut with boy group BOYFRIEND Lee San Ha aka Fie (Pi) Seol Jun aka Heta, another almost-EXO-member Shin Se Lin aka Iota Kim Su Yeob aka Jeta (Zeta), and Cho Gyu Min, who went by his first name and left the alphabet alone This was during the time when double-digit groups were the way to play, trying to compete with the behemoth that is… was? … the original EXO lineup, numerically brought to us by the efforts of Super Junior. We’ll learn more about these groups later down the line. After leaving YUB Entertainment, AlphaBAT made their home at Simtong Entertainment and technically made their debut on November 12, 2013, with a performance of “AB City” for Arirang: Simply K-pop. I say “technically” because their label at the time selected November 14, 2013, as their official debut date. This is also the day that they performed on M! Countdown for the first time and just what was the reason for rejecting the Arirang moment? Is it because that’s South Korea’s premier English-language television network? Who knows, but things went well, apparently. The positive reception sent them into the release of their first studio album, “Attention,” released February 25, 2014. I remember the debut single’s video. I was tickled by the refrain of the English alphabet and overwhelmed by the size of the group. I found them somehow by way of another large boy group called Topp Dogg, but that’s a story for another time. What tickles me now is the fact that “Attention” is a studio album but has only four new songs and one instrumental on it. The rest of the... Support this podcast

Sun Nae is the singer. South Korea is owner of the song.

KOREAN 101 Lessons with Sun Ae

Korean 101 lesson. I am not the Owner of the song.

June 22, 2020 - Award-winning singer-saxophonist-songwriter-composer Grace Kelly has built an incredible career in jazz, which includes the release of 13 acclaimed albums before entering her mid-twenties. In this Young Professionals’ Night webcast, Grace unpacks her stunning career in a chat with writer Will Friedwald. Join us as we dive into Grace’s musical journey -- from her first album release at the tender age of 12, to her performance at President Barack Obama’s 2009 inauguration, as well as winning the John Lennon Songwriting Contest $20,000 Song of the Year Award for her song "Feels like Home", and more. Furthermore, learn how she is adapting as an artist in the time of COVID-19. Plus, we have a special treat: socially-distanced performances by Grace Kelly from her very own living room -- including a special rendition of Arirang! The New York Times on Grace Kelly: “…broad tone and tenacious flow on the alto saxophone, clearly in possession of virtuoso talents… impressive singing voice, flitting among a range of styles.” For Grace Kelly's latest work, please visit her site: https://gracekellymusic.com For more information, please visit the link below: https://www.koreasociety.org/arts-culture/item/1402-jazz-night-with-grace-kelly

GuestYoung Kim, “The Oriental Experience”Aax Radio 106.3 HD2 Santa AnaInstagram: @theorientalexperienceYouTube: The Oriental ExperienceThe conversation with Young Kim gets deep and personal. We say stuff that may bite us in the butt.How much did Young Kim make during his whole singing career?Why is now a good time for entertainers?Why Korean Millennials are South Korea’s great hope to preserve the past.Old guys complaining about young ‘uns on YouTubeHow no one can make a career in Korean broadcastingThe rise and fall of foreign celebrities in Korean mediaThe cultural differences between Arirang, EBS, and TBS eFMDealing with trolls in broadcasting When away from Rome, don’t do what the Romans doHow COVID-19 is making us growRun-ins with celebrities in the Korean entertainment industry--and Hulk HoganSupport the show (https://patreon.com/seoulpodcast)

Tv-serien "Kalifat" väcker mycket reaktioner. Vi har sammanfört två av debattörerna: kulturskribenten Rakel Chukri på Sydsvenskan och journalisten Bilan Osman på Expo. Vad säger serien om vår tid? DESSUTOM: SYDKOREANSK FILM - MER ÄN "PARASIT" Efter att "Parasit" tagit storslam på Oscarsgalan, är vi nyfikna på mer av landets ymniga filmproduktion. Filmvetaren Paloma Halén Román kommer till studion och berättar. Se listan med filmtips längst ned i artikeln. KLASSIKERN: "EN KÄRLEKSHISTORIA" På Alla hjärtans dag passar vi på att återutsända Katarina Wikars klassiker om Roy Anderssons omsusade debutlångfilm "En kärlekshistoria" från 1970. Programledare: Roger Wilson. Producent: Mattias Berg. Sydkoreanska filmtips från programmet: Av "Parasit"-regissören Bong Joon-Hoo kan man se: "The Host", "Snowpiercer" och "Okja". Park Chan-Wook står bakom "Sympathy for Mr Vengeance"/"Hämnarens resa", "Old Boy", "I'm a cyborg, but that's OK", "Thirst", "The Handmaiden".  Kim Ki-Duk har gjort "Pieta". "The Isle" och "Arirang" finns inte tillgängliga på svenska streamingtjänster just nu.  Jung Byoung-Gul har gjort "The Villainess", och Yeon Sang-Ho "Train to Busan". Hans senaste film "Psychokinesis" finns på Netflix, men verkar vara mer av en komedi. 

Elaine Kwon is a prize-winning concert pianist, martial artist, and Lecturer in Music at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), whose diverse talents have placed her in a category of her own. She is also Co-Founder and Artistic Director of the immersive music pairing series, Savor Your Senses®, which has delighted audiences world-wide with sensory music experiences of wine, food, spirits and more. She has performed solo and chamber music concerts globally and has been broadcast on TV/radio in the US, Canada, China and Bulgaria. Elaine received standing ovations in seven sold-out Carnegie Hall benefit concerts for Best Buddies (Elaine Kwon and Friends, 2008-2016), and as soloist with numerous orchestras including the National Music Festival Symphony, Toronto Philharmonia, Union Symphony, and Slovak Sinfonietta. As collaborative pianist, she has performed with musicians of all genres, including multi-Grammy winning drummer/DJ/producer, Questlove (Roots, The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, Hamilton), multi-Tony/Grammy winner, David Bryan (keyboardist of Bon Jovi, composer of Memphis and Diana), jazz pianist/singer Tony DeSare, R&B singer/actress Kiana Ledé, members of Freestyle Love Supreme, and many others. She also concertizes as the pianist in the Piazzolla Trio. Elaine holds a Doctorate of Musical Arts in Piano Performance and has been a Lecturer/Affiliated Artist in the music department at MIT since 1999. Dr. Kwon has been a featured guest on the Oprah Winfrey Show and StarTalk with Neil deGrasse Tyson. She was named a Power Woman of New York and was the subject of a documentary for the Arirang television series, Dream It (broadcast to 89 million households internationally). She has been profiled in numerous TV segments, videos and magazines. As an avid martial artist, Elaine is a second-degree black belt, five-time U.S. National Tae Kwon Do Forms Champion and currently studies Shaolin Kung Fu. She represented Nike in Asian ad campaigns and has appeared in Vogue, Elle, Women's Health, and many other ads, magazines, and books. She is the creator of LifeChord® and makes her home in New York City, where she continues to explore ways to combine and communicate her passion for music, martial arts, creative education and optimal living. On this episode, Elaine shares her one-way ticket to a time when everyone fully appreciates life and savors the elements of each moment. She also shares her Savor Your Senses®, weighs in on music as therapy, and reflects on the humorous time Tim Gunn dressed her for her Oprah appearance! Elaine is just one of the dynamic personalities featured on The One Way Ticket Show, where Host Steven Shalowitz explores with his guests where they would go if given a one way ticket, no coming back! Destinations may be in the past, present, future, real, imaginary or a state of mind. Steven's guests have included: Nobel Peace Prize Winner, President Jose Ramos-orta; Legendary Talk Show Host, Dick Cavett; Law Professor, Alan Dershowitz; Fashion Expert, Tim Gunn; Broadcast Legend, Charles Osgood; International Rescue Committee President & CEO, David Miliband; Playwright, David Henry Hwang; Journalist-Humorist-Actor, Mo Rocca; SkyBridge Capital Founder & Co-Managing Partner, Anthony Scaramucci; Abercrombie & Kent Founder, Geoffrey Kent; Travel Expert, Pauline Frommer, as well as leading photographers, artists, chefs, writers, intellectuals and more.

With many Asian Americans only being a generation or two, if at all, removed from Asia, it's important to be informed about political and social movements there. Journalist E. Tammy Kim, who recently wrote the article #KoreaToo for the New York Review of Books, joins Oxford Kondo in talking about the many layers and issues of the burgeoning movement for women's progress in Korea, from workplace equality to domestic violence to spycam pornography to online culture wars. Intro/Outro Music: "Arirang" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6j3IQRGgk2Y) Intro Voice Track: International Women's Day protest in Seoul, South Korea - Guardian News (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qE0ntMvksc8) TWITTER: E. Tammy Kim (@etammykim) Oxford (@oxford_kondo) REFERENCED RESOURCES: #KoreaToo (by E. Tammy Kim): https://www.nybooks.com/articles/2019/03/07/koreatoo/ South Koreans Are Still Hopeful After the Trump-Kim Summit (by E. Tammy Kim): https://www.newyorker.com/news/dispatch/south-koreans-are-still-hopeful-after-the-trump-kim-summit How South Koreans Are Reckoning With a Changing American Military Presence (by E. Tammy Kim): https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08/09/magazine/south-korea-america-military.html Moon Over Korea (by E. Tammy Kim): https://www.nybooks.com/articles/2018/08/16/moon-jae-in-korea/ RECOMMENDED READING: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/536652/human-acts-by-han-kang/9781101906743/ https://www.upress.umn.edu/book-division/books/haunting-the-korean-diaspora http://www.cornellpress.cornell.edu/book/?GCOI=80140100829670 https://www.sevenstories.com/books/3658-the-guest https://books.wwnorton.com/books/detail.aspx?id=7860 https://www.tiltedaxispress.com/one-hundred-shadows SUBMISSIONS AND COMMENTS: editor.planamag@gmail.com

Your daily news for Friday, 27 April 2018, including live coverage from the Inter-Korean Summit 2018 (provided by Arirang and KBS News).

Jeongseon, Gangwon-do Province, one of the three origins of Arirang. Jeongseon is a small town located deep in the mountains, where only a patch of sky is visible through the tall peaks. Let's set off on a winter trip to Jeongseon, a town closest to the sky where an Arirang of its namesake was born.

Jeongseon, en la provincia de Gangwondo, es la cuna de una de las tres versiones más conocidas del Arirang, la canción folklórica más querida de los coreanos. Se encuentra en un valle muy profundo, rodeado de altísimas montañas que apenas dejan ver el cielo. Hoy conoceremos los paisajes y sabores de esta comarca, sede de los Juegos Olímpicos de Invierno PyeongChang 2018.

Aus Jeongseon in der Provinz Gangwon stammt eine der drei bekanntesten Variationen des koreanischen Volksliedes Arirang. Die Stadt Jeongseon ist umringt von hoch aufragenden Bergen und scheint dem Himmel so nah. Diese Episode stellt die Heimat des Jeongseon Arirang vor.

Arirang est la chanson folklorique la plus emblématique du pays du Matin clair, qui contient divers sentiments ressentis dans la vie des gens ordinaires. Jeongseon, dans la province de Gangwon, est le berceau de l'une des trois versions d’Arirang les plus connues. Jeongseon est aussi une petite ville entourée de hautes montagnes, un endroit proche du ciel qui abrite des stations de ski qui serviront pour les épreuves de descente des jeux olympiques 2018 de PyongChang. Cette semaine, nous vous faisons découvrir le fameux comté de Jeongseon dont les stations de ski perchées à 1 345 mètres d'altitude sont les plus hautes de Corée du sud.

Vùng Jeongseon thuộc tỉnh Gangwon từ xưa đã có câu “Trời cũng ba pyeong, đất cũng ba pyeong” (1 pyeong đương đương 3,3 m2). Câu này miêu tả địa hình của vùng đất này xung quanh bao phủ bởi những dải núi cao nên dù có ngửa mặt nhìn lên cũng chỉ thấy được một khoảnh trời nho nhỏ. Huyện Jeongseon còn là một trong ba vùng được coi là quê hương của Arirang, giai điệu dân ca tiêu biểu đại diện cho đất nước và con người Hàn Quốc. Bạn có muốn được một lần ngân nga giai điệu này khi đi qua những con đường núi, dẫn đến ngôi làng Jeongseon xinh xắn, nằm nép mình bên những dãy núi hùng vĩ không? Nào, chúng ta cùng lên đường nhé!

Salah satu dari tiga tempat asal mula Arirang Korea adalah Jeongseon, Gangwondo! Jeongseon merupakan desa kecil yang berlokasi di pegunungan yang tinggi. Yuk Keliling Korea mengantarkan anda ke tempat asal mula lagu Arirang, Jeongseon yaitu desa yang bersentuhan dengan langit.

Sonates est l'émission de musique classique de Radio Campus Paris. Notre première émission, diffusée le dimanche 8 octobre était consacrée aux Corées (du Nord et du Sud). Sous le feu des projecteurs depuis le milieu de l’été, la Corée du Nord a ravivé les tensions avec l’Occident en début septembre lorsque la présentatrice star du pays, Rin Chun-Hee et son fidèle costume traditionnel rose, a annoncé à tous ses compatriotes le test d’un nouveau missile nucléaire, une bombe H selon le régime. Ce 6e essai a réussi son objectif puisqu’il n’a pas fallu longtemps aux dirigeants occidentaux, et en particulier à Donald Trump, de réagir. Depuis, c’est un vrai match de ping-pong entre les deux pays : Corée du Nord vs Etats-Unis, un vrai duel ! Les provocations font craindre l’avènement d’un conflit, voire pour les plus pessimistes une 3e guerre mondiale ! Toute cette actualité valait un zoom de notre part sur la Corée. Mais, que serait la Corée du Nord sans sa plus grande rivale et en même temps sa sœur presque jumelle la Corée du Sud ? C’est pourquoi nous avons choisi dans cette émission de parler des Corées, de leur histoire musicale commune mais aussi de tout ce qui les sépare... En fin d'émission, Mathieu, comme il le fera une fois par mois, vous propose une chronique sur le rapport entre musique pop et musique classique. Vous pourrez également découvrir l'agenda de la musique classique à Paris pour les prochaines semaines. Merci à Lisa pour la réalisation de cette première émission ! Au cours de cette émission, vous avez pu entendre : Arirang, par l’Orchestre Philarmonique de New-York La jeune fille au trapèze, par l’Orchestre nord-coréen Unhasu. Le prélude de Carmen, composé par Georges Bizet, par l’Orchestre nord-coréen Unhasu. Aegukga, l'hymne sud-coréen Concerto pour violoncelle, Aniri, interprété par Unsuk Chin. Piano Trio No. 1 in E flat major Op.1 No.1: IV. Finale (Presto), interprété par le Chung Trio. Pluto, par Sufjan Stevens. Piano Concerto No. 1 in B-Flat Minor, Op. 23, TH. 55: I. Allegro non troppo e molto maestoso - Allegro con spirito par Chung Trio.

In dieser Folge sprechen wir über spannende Länder wie Nordkorea, Somalia, Irak, die leider bei uns für eher schlechte Nachrichten bekannt sind. Nordkorea, das Arirang Festival größte Laien-Tanzfestival der Welt. Das größte Geschenke-Museum der Welt in Nordkorea. Hier werden Geschenke an die Staatsführung von Nordkorea ausgestellt, vom bayrichen Bierkrug bis zum Eisenbahnwaggon Stalins. Tipp für Nordkorea: Euro-Münzen mitnehmen. Somalia; Reise nach Somaliland, der westlichste Teil, der an Äthiopien angrenzt. Mogadischu; gepanzerte Limousinen, Reste der italienischen Kolonialzeit und der Wiederaufbau mit Hilfe türkischer Investitionen. Nord-Irak; Erbil mit der Zitadelle und den arabischen Souks. Sudan und Eritrea; Alte koloniale Strukturen, Öl-Reichtum, Bürgerkriege und italienische Kaffee-Kultur. Welche Tipps hast du für Leute, die eine ähnliche Reise starten wollen? Reisen in diese Länder sind zum Einen sicher, weil man sowieso einen Begleiter der Regierung buchen muss. Zum Andern geben Gruppen Sicherheit, zum Beispiel bei selbstorganisierten Reisen und Fahrten im Konvoi. Weiter lesen auf http://workandtravel20.de/ #WorkandTravel20

I det här avsnittet tar Mirka Kettunen än en gång fast i språk från hela världen, men den här gången handlar det om isolatspråk. Via olika vändor och vurpor längs den röda tråden landar vi slutligen i David Bowies famn. Kike Bertell försöker hänga med i svängarna. En del korta musikbitar förekommer i avsnittet. De är: Traditionella koreanska folkvisan "Arirang", Ryska federationens nationalsång, Manchu folkvisan "Bedu Mudan", Big Bang med "Fantastic Baby", David Bowie med "Little Wonder" och även "Better Days" från Bensound.com.

OinK - Only in Korea Facebook group creator Travis Hull joins former Arirang employee Daniel Lee & Korea FM's Chance Dorland to explain how Daniel's Facebook post criticizing the poor English of Arirang TV's "Aerial Korea: Ep 13: Busan 부산" video led to the removal of all "Aerial Korea" videos from the company's YouTube channel. The trio then discuss how rather than hiring based on English ability & actual experience in the field, the visa-centric hiring system used by many of South Korea's English media companies creates the conditions that allow these & other mistakes to be made over & over again. The original Arirang video is still available on their website at http://www.arirang.co.kr/OtherVideos/Aerial_Korea.asp?F_KEY=3043Rate & Review this podcast at http://bit.ly/KFMReviewAnd don't forget Chance Dorland will join fellow Korea FM hosts Robert Koehler, Travis Hull & Colin Marshall for a live podcast event in conjunction with the Seoul Book & Culture Club on Saturday, June 18th at 4pm at the Seoul Global Cultural Center in Myeong-dong. Find more info on this free event at https://www.facebook.com/events/211403589239926/.Subscribe to this & other Korea FM original content via:iTunes - http://apple.co/1O91B39Overcast - http://bit.ly/KFMovercastRSS - http://bit.ly/KFMfeedStitcher - http://bit.ly/KFMstitcheraudioBoom - http://bit.ly/KFMaudioBoomPlayer FM - http://bit.ly/KFMplayerfmTunein - http://bit.ly/KFMtuneinAcast - http://bit.ly/KFMacast

Here's a longer than usual episode with Robert Koehler and Chance Dorland discussing North Korea's rocket launch. The duo also discuss the recent resignation of the president of Arirang TV, the English translation of praised Korean novel "The Vegetarian" and the recent security failures and other problems that have plagued Incheon International Airport. Subscribe to this & other Korea FM original content via:iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/korea-fm-.-net-talk-radio/id1019399741?Android Apps - http://subscribeonandroid.com/feeds.feedburner.com/koreafmRSS - http://feeds.feedburner.com/koreafmThe music for today's program is provided by Korea FM artist "Dead Buttons." Find out more about their music at https://www.facebook.com/Deadbuttons.

Here's a longer than usual episode with Robert Koehler and Chance Dorland discussing North Korea's rocket launch. The duo also discuss the recent resignation of the president of Arirang TV, the English translation of praised Korean novel "The Vegetarian" and the recent security failures and other problems that have plagued Incheon International Airport. Subscribe to this & other Korea FM original content via:iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/korea-fm-.-net-talk-radio/id1019399741?Android Apps - http://subscribeonandroid.com/feeds.feedburner.com/koreafmRSS - http://feeds.feedburner.com/koreafmThe music for today's program is provided by Korea FM artist "Dead Buttons." Find out more about their music at https://www.facebook.com/Deadbuttons.

By Adam Olenn | May 3, 2012 Originally from Seoul, South Korea, Hey Rim Jeon began playing piano at the age of four. An interest in jazz led to a scholarship at Berklee. She graduated summa cum laude in 2001, and became Berklee's first Korean faculty member in 2003. In addition to her international club tours, she has performed at Lincoln Center, the BeanTown Jazz Festival, and on the main stage of Korea's inaugural Jarasum International Jazz Festival. Negative Proof, her collaboration with Doan Trang, won the prestigious Golden Prize in Vietnam in 2007. Jeon has been a guest clinician at the New England Conservatory and the Seoul Jazz Academy in South Korea. Joining her on her albums are Dave Liebman, Terri Lyne Carrington, James Genus, and Richie Barshay.

In Seoul's Itaewon District, Colin talks with Stephen Revere, CEO of 10 Media (producer of Chip's Maps), co-founder and managing editor of 10 Magazine, author of two Survival Korean books, and for three years the teacher on Arirang television's Let's Speak Korean. The Seoul in which he arrived, and which amazed him, in 1995; how quickly he decided to master the Korean language, and the dearth of tools he had back in those days, such as the Korean Through English books; where the Defense Language Institute's hierarchy of difficulty discouragingly ranks Korean; the frustrations of studying Korean alongside Chinese and Japanese classmates; why students on Let's Speak Korean had to pretend to speak Korean poorly; his days with the "한외모" speaking group; what he enjoyed most about Korean life that convinced him to learn more and more about it; what got him from subscribing to 3-2-1 Contact as a kid to starting 10 Magazine as an adult; what a foreigner should know to make best use of a city like Seoul, or a country like Korea; what remains "hidden" about Korea in this era of the "Korean wave"; why so many Koreans dismiss their hometowns, if they don't come from Seoul; what he does when he heads out in to the provinces; the "massive" generational difference between older and younger Koreans; what his life in Korea has taught him about America; what positive aspect of Korea it reflects that you can easily get into shouting matches there; how the size of your vehicle determines your right-of-way on the roads of Seoul; the unique role Itaewon, home of 10 Magazine headquarters as well as "Hooker Hill", "Homo Hill", and a mosque, plays in Seoul, and why it inspires a song like "Itaewon Freedom"; whether more Korean teaching lies in his future; when he knew he would't be going back to America; when he realized he'd attained fluency in Korea, and what it means to be fluent anyway; why you've got to join the group for eating in Korea (and possibly turn ex-vegetarian because of that); why the markets provide the purest experience of the culture; and whether he still  considers mastering another language.

In Seoul's Arirang building, Colin talks with Adrien Lee, host of Arirang TV's Showbiz Korea and Arirang radio's Catch the Wave. They discuss how he first reacted to the sight of all the branches of Paris Baguette, Tout les Jours, and Ciel de France in Seoul; how he got from industrial engineering studies in France to television and radio in Korea (and why he isn't looking back); what Korean culture he could get exposure to growing up in France; how few complications his background introduced into his childhood; how his French mom met, and learned to speak Korean before meeting, his Korean dad; the Korean dream of Paris, France, and Europe; the constant change in Korea, the "exciting hell," versus the unchanging stability of France, the "boring heaven"; what Koreans ask him when they find out he comes from France; how he grew up speaking a mother tongue, a father tongue, and a school tongue; how he teaches Korean language with Hyunwoo Sun, and why he finds people start studying it; how Korean people make the study of Korean interesting (in slight contrast to the situation with French); how he adapts his behavior to different cultures; the elements of Korean popular culture he personally enjoys, even when he doesn't have to talk about them for work; the sort of Korean food you get in Paris; the things you wouldn't expect that Korea, but not France, puts into bread; what has surprised him about the strengths of Korean culture, including the Korean women's golf performance; the convenience of Seoul's safety, 24/7 culture, and ease of leaving your laptop out at the coffee shop when you get up to use the bathroom; whether Korea and France can learn from one another's priorities; whether Seoul has become an international city in the Parisian manner; where he takes visiting friends and relatives in Seoul; what first steps to take toward Korean culture before coming here; and how to keep up with his broadcasts, wherever you may live.

Global Context Dr. Sung-won Cho (Seoul Women’s University)

Sian Williams & Richard Coles with musician Billy Bragg who also plays live; Bernadette Russell who did a good deed every day for a year and photographer Giles Duley who lost three limbs on assignment in Afghanistan. John McCarthy looks in on the Arirang Games in North Korea, composer Debbie Wiseman plays snooker with JP Devlin; a listener tells us about her discovery of Chicken Spectacles and writer and broadcaster Dawn O'Porter shares her Inheritance Tracks.Producer: Corinna Jones.

Denne veka sendte vi utdrag frå Studentersamfunnet si valvake på studentsenteret, samt utdrag frå Upop-arrangementet 'Totalitærmassegymnastikk' om teaterfestivalen Arirang i Nord-Korea.