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Nivå: ~A2-B1 Vi alla vet att det just nu är kris på flera olika områden, som t ex den globala uppvärmningen. Men vad är det viktigaste, vad behöver göras i praktiken, och framför allt, hur får man människor att faktiskt agera? Dokumentären A life on our planet Dokumentären Breaking Boundaries: The Science of Our Planet Lyssna också på avsnitt 56 av Simple Swedish Podcast Klicka här för att komma till vår gratis community på Skool. Stöd podden och få transkript till avsnitten - bli patron för bara 5€ per månad – klicka här! --- Transkript   Ja men hej där, välkommen till Simpels Swedish Podcast.   Först och främst, förlåt att det inte kom ut något avsnitt förra veckan.   Jag hann inte helt enkelt, för att jag har mycket att göra, och dessutom så har vi hållit på att flytta. Ja, så att jag bor i en ny lägenhet nu och ja, det tar ganska mycket tid att flytta, att byta lägenhet.   Så ja, och jag har haft väldigt lite tid den här veckan också och därför sitter jag nu på en lördag och spelar in det här. Ja, och vad ska vi prata om idag? Vi ska prata om hur vi räddar världen, okej? Ja, hur räddar vi världen? Inte så mycket hur vi räddar planeten, för att planeten kommer överleva, naturen kommer överleva, men vi människor, vi kanske måste tänka på hur vi ska överleva.   Så det ska vi prata om idag. Vad behöver göras rent praktiskt, och också rent psykologiskt - hur får man sig själv och andra människor att faktiskt göra någonting? Först ska jag tacka nya patrons. Det är Sujata, Yeon, Amin, Dorsa, Xiaojiao, Candace, Sally, Gary, Erdem, Maiten, Tanyue, Kate, Antoni, Sherpa och Amy. Tack, tack, tack, tack till er för att ni stödjer den här podden. Utan patrons så blir det ingen podcast, så det är såklart väldigt trevligt med support från patrons. Gå till www.patreon.com/swedishlinguist om du också vill stödja podden. Och i det här avsnittet finns det några ord som är bra att kunna. Det ena är hållbart, hållbar. Att någonting är hållbart betyder att det håller, helt enkelt, under en lång tid.   Ja, så vi pratar om en hållbar struktur, till exempel en bro kan vara hållbar, det betyder att den håller bra, alltså håller länge.   ....för att läsa hela transkriptet till detta och alla andra avsnitt, klicka här!

This episode we are honored to be joined by Hwang In Youp, Jung Chae Yeon, and Bae Hyun Seong!✨ The talented cast of Family by Choice shares everything from their their unique characters to personal antedoctes on what makes this drama so unique and special. Enjoy behind-the-scenes insights, themes of friendship and family bonds, and of course a fun charades games at the end!

Mitgliedsratkandidaten – Speeddating : Ho-Yeon Kim Kommunikation, Vorstand, Visonen – diese Themen beschäftigen euch, die HörerInnen von „Trotzdem Hier“. In diesen Kurzfolgen erhalten die KandidatInnen für den Mitgliederrat des 1. FC Köln die Möglichkeit, kurz und prägnant ihre Sichtweise und Ideen zu präsentieren und sich euch damit kurz vor der Wahl nochmal etwas genauer vorzustellen. Kommt am 24.09.2024 zur Mitgliederversammlung und stimmt für eure Kandidaten ab! Das Team TdH: * Daniel (@DanielGmann) * Marco (@ruhrpott_hennes) Viel Spaß beim Hören! Den Podcast unterstützen: www.trotzdemhier.de/spenden Intromusik: Sascha Brinkmann Folgt uns auf X oder auf BlueSky (Handle jeweils /TrotzdemHier) und rezensiert uns bei iTunes & Co.

Episode 44 – Canine House Soiling – What You Need To Know!   Getting to the bottom of Canine House Soiling problems can take a little detective work and a really solid understanding of normal canine elimination - both physiologically and developmentally -, learning theory, and medical disease processes that can contribute to house soiling. In this episode, Dr Katrin explains her approach to solving Canine Elimination Problems and how she organizes the information provided to her to create a treatment plan that works!   In this episode you will learn: 1.      The normal stages of puppy development and elimination 2.      What to be able to expect when from puppies during house training 3.      Possible physical health contributors to house soiling in dogs of all ages 4.      Why learning is so important 5.      Why NEVER to punish a dog for soiling in the house   Here are the resources Dr Katrin mentions in this episode: 1.      Get your FREE HOUSE SOILING RESOURCES HERE: https://trinityvetbehaviour.com/free-resources/   2.      Learn, A., Radosta, L., & Pike, A. (2020). Preliminary assessment of differences in completeness of house-training between dogs based on size. Journal of Veterinary Behavior, 35, 19–26. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jveb.2019.08.003   3.      Yeon, S. C., Erb, H. N., & Houpt, K. A. (1999). A retrospective study of canine house soiling: Diagnosis and treatment. Journal of the American Animal Hospital Association, 35(2), 101–106. https://doi.org/10.5326/15473317-35-2-101   We really hope you enjoy this episode; it is packed with so much information!   If you liked this episode of the show, The Pet Behaviour Chat, please LEAVE A 5-STAR REVIEW, like, share, and subscribe!   Facebook Group: Join The Pet Behaviour Community on Facebook   You can CONNECT with me: Website: Visit my website Trinity Veterinary Behaviour Instagram: Follow Trinity Veterinary Behaviour on Instagram Trinity Veterinary Behaviour Facebook: Join us on Trinity Veterinary Behaviour's Facebook page Trinity Veterinary Behaviour YouTube: Subscribe to Trinity Veterinary Behaviour on YouTube LinkedIn Profile: Connect with me on LinkedIn   Thank you for tuning in!

00:00:00 Intro 00:13:00 pacemaker's take: if CoreJJ wasn't on a team with APA and Impact, he'd be the clear MVP frontrunner 00:30:39 Shawn votes Impact, Inspired, APA, Yeon and Vulcan for All-Pro 00:45:40 PrizePicks break! 00:51:50 treethan's take: NRG will beat FLY handily 01:06:05 wafflefoot's victory lap for TL 01:14:40 KIA break! 01:18:05 SnapArmy j0ker asks Isles what it's like playing with Zven after his role swap back to adc 01:30:10 hungry hobo's take: IMT should stay in the LCS, SR and NRG should leave 01:55:15 Intimed's take: 100T has a decent chance to upset playoffs and secure 3rd 02:10:40 Outro

Hello and welcome back to another episode of The Dive driven by Kia with Azael, Kobe, and Meteos. In this jam-packed episode, the crew will discuss MSI, changes to the league, the new patch and of course, power rankings going into the Summer Split! The LCS Summer split starts June 15th at 1pm PT/4pm ET with Best of Threes. Thanks for listening! Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 1:20 - LCS Summer Changes 9:42 - NACL Summer Changes 17:10 - MSI review of LCS teams 22:00 - Yeon & APA Improvements 25:55 - CBLoL practice approach 31:16 - Faker Hall of Legends 41:15 - Ssumday retirement 43:09 - Zuna passed 44:45 - Patch 14.11 57:04 - Roster changes + Power rankings 59:31 - #1 TL 1:03:49 - #2 C9 1:10:55 - #3 FLY 1:17:34 - #4 DIG 1:27:12 - #5 NRG 1:32:21 - #6 100T 1:37:08 - #7 & #8 SR & IMT --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-dive-esports-podcast/message

Não é fácil esticar uma trama zumbeira (quase) toda passada dentro de um comboio, mas o tio Yeon consegue fazer do Train to Busan uma interessante obra de entretenimento. É esta a escolha do David para o ciclo CÉREBROS HÁ MUITOS, SEU PALERMA, que consegue também ir buscar os restos do ciclo anterior de transportes. Actores duvidosos, algumas situações pouco credíveis (dentro de um filme de zombies), mas percebe-se logo a razão do sucesso deste comboio.

She has been running Café MayB on Seogwipo Lee Joong-seop Street for 15 years. In 2010, when cafes were rare in Seogwipo, this place became a haven for foreign travelers. Guests gathered one by one to plan interesting events here. Every week, they organized activities like Art Day, where everyone could draw together, Open Mic nights for anyone to sing, charity events, themed parties, seminars, workshops, and more. The contents planned by her and the guests accumulated over one or two years, and she and her guests continue to pursue interesting activities today. Her most important goal every year is to keep this place running for a long, long time.

She engages in creatively planning and realizing children's play culture. In Jeju, she has been creating fun playful equipment with children using plastic boxes used for storing tangerines scattered in rural areas or buoys discarded in the sea, and operating popup playgrounds. She is involved in cultural arts projects to find a balance between life and work, with a particular focus on children's play culture and spaces. As an architecture major, she is creating a culture that can be enjoyed not only by children but also by adults, based on her architectural imagination.

ab 0:36 - Kim Ho-Yeon: Frau Yeoms kleiner Laden der großen Hoffnungen | Gelesen v. Ill-Young Kim | 8 Std. 31 Min. | Der Hörverlag || ab 9:23 - Hark Bohm, Philipp Winkler: Amrum | Gelesen v Torben Kessler | 7 Std. 17 Min. | HörbuchHamburg / ndr kultur || ab 19:13 - Rocko Schamoni: Pudels Kern | Autorenlesung | 7 Std. 49 Min. | Random House Audio || ab 25:18 - Dagmar & Heino Falcke: Kekskrümel im All. Wie groß ist die Unendlichkeit? | Gelesen von Andreas Fröhlich | 1 Std. 8 Min. | ab 5 Jahren | Argon / Sauerländer Audio

Operating a "Drawing Studio" in Seonheul Village in Jeju City, she introduces the world of drawing to people who have not yet ventured into drawing. Following the drawing project conducted in Seonheul Village in 2021, she began teaching drawing to the grandmothers in the village. Since then, the grandmothers have developed a desire for drawing and have also become her fellow artists. Now, they share their lives through drawing, building friendships, and sharing joy and sorrow, forming a loving community. Currently, Seonheul Village, led by the drawing grandmothers, is evolving into an entire art gallery.

Operating a "Drawing Studio" in Seonheul Village in Jeju City, she introduces the world of drawing to people who have not yet ventured into drawing. Following the drawing project conducted in Seonheul Village in 2021, she began teaching drawing to the grandmothers in the village. Since then, the grandmothers have developed a desire for drawing and have also become her fellow artists. Now, they share their lives through drawing, building friendships, and sharing joy and sorrow, forming a loving community. Currently, Seonheul Village, led by the drawing grandmothers, is evolving into an entire art gallery.

Kim Ho-yeon erzählt von unterschiedlichen Menschen, die in einem Tante-Emma-Laden in Seoul arbeiten und einkaufen.

Team Liquid are the new LCS champions after they destroyed FlyQuest thanks to APA, Yeon, and the rest of the team. In this League of Legends podcast, we talk about the LCS finals, the LEC playoffs, and everything else LoL esports related. #leagueoflegends #gaming #podcast CHAPTERS: 0:00 The SHOCK new LCS champions 5:45 Team Liquid's INCREDIBLE trash talk 11:38 The FUNNIEST pros 15:08 APA will get in Faker's HEAD (Western teams at MSI) 24:37 Does Quid actually deserve MVP? 29:10 Community Questions - Why we flamed Jojo + The transfer window 42:28 Can anyone beat G2? 48:48 Match of the Week 53:18 WHAT have they done to Skarner? 1:01:00 Bring back The Tribunal 1:06:25 Phreak: Laners don't understand Jungle

Book challenges are occurring more and more. Why are these books on trial? What can be done to help give them a more fair trial? References American Bar Association. (2011). 11 must-dos from a voir dire master. https://www.americanbar.org/news/abanews/publications/youraba/2019/march-2019/11-tips-for-effectively-conducting-voir-dire/ Cesari, L. (2022). Straddling parallel tracks: Diversifying novels in the ELA curriculum while facing book challenges about diverse texts. Knowledge Quest, 50(5), 24–28. Charbonneau, D.H., Hawamdeh, S., Oltmann, S.M., Winberry, J., Yeon, J., Zalot, A. (2023). Challenging book challenges: Understanding the background, examining “astroturfing” as a current political strategy, and finding ways forward. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology, 60 (1), 755-757.  Honore, S. (2023). A challenge worth facing. English Journal, 112(5), 29-34.  Knox, E. (2014). Society, institutions, and common sense: Themes in the discourse of book challengers in 21st century United States. Library & Information Science Research, 36, 171–178. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.lisr.2014.06.003 Spilka, J. (2022). 377 Book challenges tracked by ALA in 2019–and the problem is growing: Book banning and its adverse effects on students. Knowledge Quest, 50(5), 31-33.

Dr. Alexandra List and co-authors discuss their recent Educational Psychologist article, "Critical culturalized comprehension: Exploring culture as learners thinking about texts." Source material: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/00461520.2023.2266028

We're really bad at getting these episodes out in a timely manner huh... but better late than never! We have a real conversation about Celine Song's 2023 indie hit Past Lives, featuring Greta Lee, Teo Yoo and John Magaro. How fateful it is that the both of us are situated in New York and Korea - just like the protagonist Nora and her childhood sweetheart, Haesung. Unlike them, however, we don't struggle with the interpersonal tensions of an ill-fated, cosmically destined romantic relationship that is never to be. We discuss the intricacies of the premise and touch on the nuances of how language is used in the film, as well as some of Eun Sol's gripe with Greta Lee's Korean. Will you be rooting for it at The Oscars this Sunday? We reveal our thoughts and impressions about the film, and our takes on whether or not it is deserving of the Academy Award.

Nel Tuttolibri di oggi la nostra Liliana Russo ci parla del libro Il minimarket della signora Yeom di Kim Ho-Yeon

00:00:00 Intro 00:10:55 Cubby asks Spawn and Yeon about their reunion 00:15:50 Travis asks Spawn about external factors he's noticed 00:22:00 gengariffith's take: people should blame coaches over players for lack of direction on C9 00:38:35 Muzvein's take: Eyla is finally in a position to succeed 00:47:30 Davis's take: 8 teams has been great for the league in terms of parity and narratives 01:08:00 David's take: How about them Thieves? 01:20:55 twinkletoes asks HLL about the status of NA esports in 2024 01:39:44 GoldenKS's take: People forget how big of a deal Impact is for TL 01:47:34 Ashar asks Yeon and Spawn what feels different about TL and the LCS this year 01:56:26 Outro

She has loved drawing since childhood. Due to family circumstances, she had to attend a beauty academy instead of an art school, but it was an opportunity that opened her eyes to makeup at an early age. Starting her assistant career at the age of 22, she is now an 18-year experienced makeup artist. She has worked on almost every makeup-related task, including fashion shows, advertisements, magazines, and music videos. When asked about proud and happy moments as a makeup artist, she mentioned doing makeup for a Jeju friend's wedding and creating makeup for a close couple's 10th-anniversary celebration. Finding joy in making someone happy solely through her talent turned out to be unexpectedly heartwarming. Living in a western village in Jeju with her husband and dog, Jembe, she often takes evening walks, drawing inspiration from the colors hidden in the sunset for her makeup. Lately, she pays closer attention to the colors of Jeju's nature and incorporates them into her makeup. In 2024, she plans to publish her own picture book, featuring drawings of her friends' faces.

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This year has been a great year for interpretations of Frankenstein, and early on we got this interesting Korean take on a Frankensteinian AI story. Join us as we deal with Korean Michael Scott, the office fanboy getting a pleasurebot of our mom, and a robot dog who is a Very Bad Boy. Please rate, review, and tell your fiends. And be sure to subscribe so you don't miss future installments. Join us on Patreon at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠patreon.com/thefrankencast⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. Follow us on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Twitter⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ or ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ @thefrankencast or send us a letter at thefrankencast@gmail.com. We'd love to hear from you! Your Horror Hosts: Anthony Bowman (he/him) & Eric Velazquez (he/him). Cover painting by Amanda Keller (⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@KellerIllustrations on Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠).

The bros talk at length about their apocalypse plans and if morality gets thrown at the window in a situation like that in this new episode on the 2016 film, Train to Busan. Written by Joo-Suk Park & Sang-ho Yeon and Directed by Sang-ho Yeon. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thefilmbrospodcast Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4g9YbMBwRIKzDTV4uXt5Eg The bros Letterboxd's: @_isaiahlucas @lilabey @NickGowinPlaces

“Sometimes I'm hesitant to show my vulnerability. As a young manager, I thought all the leaders are perfect and they don't make any mistakes and they're charismatic. But this is not true,” she said. This authenticity is particularly important in today's workplace, and especially true at MSD, because for once, there are four generations represented in the organization, from Boomers to Gen Z. Jae Yeon's advice to emerging leaders and managers? Do not mimic stereotypical leadership styles. Instead, she encourages individuals to embrace their uniqueness and listen to their hearts, allowing their authentic leadership style to emerge. Knowing oneself and leading from within is the key to success. 【 在這集聽她說 】 1. Her career: from government agency in Korea to the Pharmaceutical industry. 2. Difficulties working in a traditional 90's Korean culture as a woman. 3. Why representation matters for women in leadership. 4. Being a role model and tips for mentoring relationships. 5. Advice for younger managers in managing stakeholders. Powered by Firstory Hosting

Yeon-jin finds Dong-eun's allies and attempts to fight back. Hye-jeong and Jae-jun learn more about what happened to Myeong-oh. 

Kimchi Master Lee Ha Yeon shows us how to make three different classic kimchis: red kimchi with napa cabbage, white kimchi with napa cabbage, and a red kohlrabi kimchi. She discusses the ingredients and techniques used in the fermentation process, as well as the health benefits of kimchi. She prepares these recipes in the Museum Kimchikan in Seoul, South Korea, which is dedicated to the history, regional varieties, and cultural importance of kimchi. Watch the full Asian Plant-Forward Kitchen: Korea documentary and find plant-forward recipes at https://www.plantforwardkitchen.org/korea

Today on Scope Conditions: when is racial status a unifying force in politics?Shared experiences of prejudice and discrimination can sometimes help create shared political identities within and across racial minority groups and strong incentives for collective mobilization. But as our guest today points out, neither race nor racial-minority status maps neatly onto patterns of political coalition-building. Consider, for instance, the lack of an enduring political alliance between African-American and Afro-Caribbean communities in places like New York City or the absence before the 1970s of a Latino political identity encompassing Mexican-Americans, Cuban-Americans, and Puerto Ricans.Dr. Jae Yeon Kim, a senior data scientist at Code for America, has been thinking a lot about the conditions under which groups with shared experiences of racialization and discrimination join forces politically, and when political action is organized instead around other social markers like class and ethnicity. In his article “Racism Is Not Enough: Minority Coalition Building in San Francisco, Seattle, and Vancouver,” published in Studies in American Political Development, Jae unpacks a revealing comparison in patterns of mobilization and alliance-formation across the Chinatowns in these three cities. These cities all shared a long history of pervasive and violent anti-Asian racism – which one might have thought would generate a collective race-based political identity. But while Asian coalitions formed to fend off the gentrification of San Francisco's Chinatown, Vancouver's ethnic-Chinese population allied with their southern European neighbors, rather than fellow Asian-Canadians, in their fight for affordable housing.Jae tells us why that is by comparing patterns of residential segregation versus integration that shaped the logic of coalition-building in these three sites. We discuss how he gained analytical leverage for this comparison by looking at different exogenous shocks – natural disasters and duration of Japanese internment – that generated different patterns of settlement.We also talk with Jae about his broader work on how the experience of racism affects political identities and behaviors. We discuss a study he conducted with Nathan Chan and Vivien Leung that shows how Donald Trump's anti-Asian rhetoric affected Asian-Americans' partisan leanings. Jae also tells us about a paper with Reuel Rogers that problematizes the concept of “linked fate” and that analyzes the formation of race-based political identities as contingent processes that hinge heavily on elite strategies and historical dynamics.Works discussed in the episode:Chan, N., Kim, J., & Leung, V. (2022). COVID-19 and Asian Americans: How Elite Messaging and Social Exclusion Shape Partisan Attitudes. Perspectives on Politics, 20(2), 618-634. doi:10.1017/S1537592721003091Dawson, Michael. A Black Counterpublic?: Economic Earthquakes, Racial Agenda(s), and Black Politics. Public Culture 1 January 1994; 7 (1): 195–223Dawson, Michael. Behind the Mule: Race and Class in African-American Politics (Princeton 1994).Kim, Jae Yeon. "Racism is not enough: Minority coalition building in San Francisco, Seattle, and Vancouver." Studies in American Political Development (2020): 195-215.

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In this episode, we discuss the songs we just can't get enough of–whether they're new releases or just new to us–from some of our faves in the K-pop industry. This episode will cover Shoong! (feat. LISA of BLACKPINK) by TAEYANG, Snooze (feat. Ryuichi Sakamoto, WOOSUNG of The Rose) by Agust D, Perfume by NCT DOJAEJUNG, and Knock by LEE CHAE YEON. Stay tuned because we got you covered with the K-bops. Listen to our recommended songs on Spotify. Follow us on Social Media! Instagram | idoltalkpod@gmail.com | https://idoltalkpod.uwu.ai/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/idoltalkpodcast/support

“You're clearly an expert at leaving useless people behind.”The Zombie Hordes Are Headed Our Way!For his first live-action film, director Yeon Sang-ho decided to take on a horror film with confined locations, certainly something first time directors do when figuring the medium out. On the other hand, the film is a zombie movie with hundreds of zombiefied people, both on and off the high-speed train in the title. It's fair to say he went big. Join us – Pete Wright and Andy Nelson – as we kick off our short series looking at the Train to Busan films, starting with Yeon's 2016 film Train to Busan. Here's a hint at what we talk about.First off, we love zombie movies so this is an easy one to talk about, particularly because Yeon gets so much right. It's a fun movie that sets things up quickly, then once the train ride starts and zombies appear, it never relents. The zombies themselves are well crafted and creepy in their movements. The film has some spectacular action set pieces as well.On top of that, however, we get some great characters that keep us engaged. Sure, they are fairly archetypal, but they're very likable. From our father-daughter pair at the heart of the story, to the husband and his pregnant wife, to the baseball player and his new cheerleader girlfriend, to the two older sisters, to the evil COO who can't get past his own self-interest, each character delivers an essential part of the story. There are some zombie rules developed in the world building that seem to be dropped or changed as the story needs them to be, but on the whole the movie's an exciting thrill ride. We have a great time talking about it, so check it out then tune in. The Next Reel – when the movie ends, our conversation begins!Join the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on The Next Reel's Discord channel!Film SundriesLearn more about supporting The Next Reel Film Podcast through your own membership.Watch this on Apple or Amazon, or find other places at JustWatchMovie TranscriptTheatrical trailerPoster artworkFlickchartLetterboxd(00:00) - Welcome to The Next Reel • Train to Busan(01:08) - Seoul Station and the Franchise(03:56) - Zombies From Biotech(07:32) - Prologue(10:42) - Timeline(14:05) - Driving Moment(15:02) - Father and Daughter(19:11) - Other Characters(22:49) - Working in Archetypes(29:48) - When Family Turns(31:42) - The Zombies(33:50) - Struggles with Zombie Rules(39:43) - Lessons(42:29) - Zombie Mobs(45:30) - Director Yeon Sang-ho(47:00) - Credits(47:51) - Potential Remake(49:39) - Awards(50:58) - The Box Office(52:00) - Last Thoughts(52:15) - Coming Next Week • Peninsula(54:09) - Letterboxd(56:26) - Wrap Up

“You're clearly an expert at leaving useless people behind.”The Zombie Hordes Are Headed Our Way!For his first live-action film, director Yeon Sang-ho decided to take on a horror film with confined locations, certainly something first time directors do when figuring the medium out. On the other hand, the film is a zombie movie with hundreds of zombiefied people, both on and off the high-speed train in the title. It's fair to say he went big. Join us – Pete Wright and Andy Nelson – as we kick off our short series looking at the Train to Busan films, starting with Yeon's 2016 film Train to Busan. Here's a hint at what we talk about.First off, we love zombie movies so this is an easy one to talk about, particularly because Yeon gets so much right. It's a fun movie that sets things up quickly, then once the train ride starts and zombies appear, it never relents. The zombies themselves are well crafted and creepy in their movements. The film has some spectacular action set pieces as well.On top of that, however, we get some great characters that keep us engaged. Sure, they are fairly archetypal, but they're very likable. From our father-daughter pair at the heart of the story, to the husband and his pregnant wife, to the baseball player and his new cheerleader girlfriend, to the two older sisters, to the evil COO who can't get past his own self-interest, each character delivers an essential part of the story. There are some zombie rules developed in the world building that seem to be dropped or changed as the story needs them to be, but on the whole the movie's an exciting thrill ride. We have a great time talking about it, so check it out then tune in. The Next Reel – when the movie ends, our conversation begins!Join the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on The Next Reel's Discord channel!Film SundriesLearn more about supporting The Next Reel Film Podcast through your own membership.Watch this on Apple or Amazon, or find other places at JustWatchMovie TranscriptTheatrical trailerPoster artworkFlickchartLetterboxd(00:00) - Welcome to The Next Reel • Train to Busan(01:08) - Seoul Station and the Franchise(03:56) - Zombies From Biotech(07:32) - Prologue(10:42) - Timeline(14:05) - Driving Moment(15:02) - Father and Daughter(19:11) - Other Characters(22:49) - Working in Archetypes(29:48) - When Family Turns(31:42) - The Zombies(33:50) - Struggles with Zombie Rules(39:43) - Lessons(42:29) - Zombie Mobs(45:30) - Director Yeon Sang-ho(47:00) - Credits(47:51) - Potential Remake(49:39) - Awards(50:58) - The Box Office(52:00) - Last Thoughts(52:15) - Coming Next Week • Peninsula(54:09) - Letterboxd(56:26) - Wrap UpThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5640170/advertisement

HELLO DIVE FANS! On this episode; Azael, Kobe & Mark crash the TL facility to shoot our episode. Thank you again Team Liquid Honda for hosting us as we wrap up the 1st round robin, get hyped for the rise of C9's newest mid laner EMENES, weigh in on Champions Queue's effectiveness & run through where we think teams like DIG, Golden Guardians & 100 Thieves will land. Then, later on, TL Academy Coach Spawn joins his former bot laner Yeon alongside CoreJJ to discuss where the team is going & how fans perceive things going into the split. We want to thank Spawn & the bot lane for jumping into the episode during their intense scrim schedule. Stay tuned to the LCS twitter account for the start of The Dive RP giveaway (use #TheDiveLolGiveaway) & tune in Thursday as FLY return to the stage this time opposite 100 Thieves at 2PM Pacific // 5PM Eastern. See you then! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-dive-esports-podcast/message

Hey League Of Legends and LCS fans! Fans went nuts over the Zven and Yeon drama, but honestly, isn't good for the LCS?  In this episode, we discuss competitive spirit and recap all of the action from super week!Get the Podcast:https://pod.link/theallinpodcasthttps://www.youtube.com/c/theallinpodcastJoin our discord:https://discord.gg/dmFdVEZW3QSupport the show

Available on Amazon Prime This week Will & Ian hop on a train, they're in a rush, big day, gotta get to Busan and Back. But on their way something weird starts happening. Starts feeling a little Last of Us-y. Weird pop n lockers runnin around. Trying to murder and bite. It's getting nasty. It's getting weird, creepy, scary. And some Rich dude is trying to act like he's the damn boss! Well shit, not here, not gonna happen, not on the- TRAIN TO BUSAN (2016) Directed by: Sang-ho Yeon. Starring: Gong Yoo, Jung Yu-mi, Ma Dong-seok, Su-an Kim, Kim Eui-sung, Choi Woo-sik, Sohee, Soo-jung Ye and Many Other Talented People! 00:50- First Thoughts 03:50- How Ya Been? 07:55- Whatcha Been Watchin'? (Ian- Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery. Will- MCU (Infinity Way, Endgame). BOTH- Last of Us, Jung_E) 27:45- TRAIN TO BUSAN (2016) 51:50- Ray Review 52:25- Next Week/Bye How HAVE they Been!? Only one way to find out... Enjoy! Instagram: @TheLastActionCritics Twitter: @THE_Lastcritics email: Thelastactioncritics@ gmail.com Next Week: Knock at the Cabin

Justin Joseph Hall's work has been acquired by major television networks such as HBO and he's worked as a lead creative on projects that received awards at The Emmys, TriBeCa Film Festival, Brooklyn Film Festival, and more. He is Director and Founder of Fourwind Films. Dorie Hall hosted the podcast which was held as a private screening in Minnesota. For his short, Justin brought a never publicly screened version of Yeon-Gi, an experimental Buddhist themed movie. This version was created in 32x9 aspect ratio, and includes a full reflections visible on screen. The emotional short created a lot to talk about in our discussion. The feature Justin chose to screen is the famous location documentary, Samsara. During the screening Fourwind chefs served a mouthwatering combination: potstickers, burgers, fries, and a cola. Through the visuals of nature and human altered locations, Samsara shows nature on land nearly void of life until we encounter various locations of cities and former settlements. It's an emotional journey around the earth with seemingly no connection except our location on the earth and what the montage movie weaves together through the beautiful images.

This week on ESG Talk, we're reaching back into the vault to share one of our most popular episodes from season one. Si-Yeon Kim, former chief risk and compliance officer and executive chair of ESG at American Express Global Business Travel, joins host Mandi McReynolds to share how her team transformed sustainability challenges into business opportunity.

Today, we have Seo Yeon Yoon, Research Scientist at Gladstone Institutes. She is an avid researcher passionate about bringing diverse talent and ideas together to innovate solutions that overcome incurable diseases. She was also recently named to the Poets and Quants 2022 list of Best & Brightest Executive MBAs.Seo Yeon is originally from Jeonju City, South Korea, a mid-small town that didn't have a lot of people from other countries or cultures. Her parents sent her and her sister to Canada as international students to study and be exposed to a world with many people from different ethnicities, races, and cultures. In this episode, Seo Yeon talked about her experiences as an international student, how she ended up in Berkeley as an undergrad, and why she chose to study Biology.She also shared her career at Gladstone Institutes, why she pursued her MBA later in her career, and her experiences at Haas. She also shared what made her start using her Korean name once again and why it was one of her impactful decisions.Episode Quotes:One of the lessons she learned as an international studentI think, looking back, it was really important that I had that much exposure to this bigger world with people that just didn't really think like me or even talk like me. But they were just really kind and really good people with really good hearts. And I always kept that with me as a life lesson that, wherever I go, that's something that I do have to keep in mind that I also have to extend as a friend and as a colleague in any places that I work.On her MBA applicationI went through the application process and tried to be as authentic as possible about who I was and why I really wanted to come to Haas. And while it was stressful, it just felt relatively good. It didn't really feel like it was an extra chore, per se. It was hard, but it wasn't something I was dragging myself into because I still wasn't sure about something. It was definitely a really good process to go through. And, of course, I was very, very happy to find out that all that effort and bidding on myself like that ended up very, fortunately, being a success. It was really wonderful.Why she started using her Korean nameI was thinking about how my parents named me. They didn't just name me just out of a whim or just out of nothing. They really had thought about it carefully about what they wanted to name their first child as. And my entire name is really, in and of itself, a form of a person, a woman my parents wanted me to be.And so, when I started to piece all of these puzzles together, I began to realize that, am I really doing justice to myself and also to the people that I love? That I will be sticking with an English name when it doesn't make anybody comfortable? And, first and foremost, it didn't make me comfortable.And so, I think that series of internal questioning and meditation and just, really, self-discovery process really got me to think about what is the easiest and also the most forefront thing on action can I really take to start on that discovery path. And the first thing was, really, the name.Show Links:LinkedInSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/onehaas/donations

On this special episode, and the beginning of what they're coining their K-Movie Series, Nas and Ori review 20th Century Girl. They were looking forward to watching this movie for some time and couldn't wait to share their thoughts! Nas and Ori touch base on some of the similar themes the movie has to “Twenty Five, Twenty One” the endearing friendship between Bo-Ra & Yeon-du, of course the love story, and so so much more! • • • Timestamps: K-Catch Up (00:58), The Rundown (14:31), Overall Thoughts (18:11), Notable Scenes (30:35), Ratings (50:06)

Join the conversation with Si-Yeon Kim, former EVP, Chief Risk & Compliance Officer, and Executive Chair of ESG at American Express Global Business Travel (2014 to 2022), as she and host Mandi McReynolds discuss finding your ESG superpower and how businesses can work together in an ecosystem to tackle complex topics such as scope 3 emissions, travel, and other elements of your ESG strategy. Resources: 1) LinkedIn Poll on Sustainable Business Travel - https://www.linkedin.com/posts/mandimcreynolds_esgtalk-esg-sustainability-activity-6961001859696259072-M2kt/ 2) Antea Group: Engaging Supply Chain on Scope 3 for Strategic Advantage - https://us.anteagroup.com/news-events/blog/engaging-supply-chain-on-scope-3-for-strategic-advantage 3) Antea Group:10 Ways Your Business Can Reduce Its Carbon Footprint - https://us.anteagroup.com/news-events/blog/10-ways-business-reduce-carbon-footprint

Episode 111: Imperialism of Korea Guest: Yeon In this episode I speak to Yeon about the imperialism on Korea by Japan & the US that is still ongoing to this day. Rick is a citizen of the Comanche Nation, and has a master's in Indigenous People's law, from the University of Oklahoma.

Thursday, June 16th, 2022   Sung Yeon Choimorrow is the executive director of the National Asian Pacific American Women's Forum, whose mission is to elevate AAPI women and girls to impact policy and drive systemic change in the United States. We discuss age-old and hardened stereotypes, changing the narrative about who Asian-Americans are, and activating Asian communities to take civic action.   The term model minority was coined by a white sociologist to pit Japanese Americans against Black Americans. Many Asian-Americans have used the model minority myth to protect them, though in the end it does not insulate them from discrimination and racism. In fact, the objectification of Asian women for entertainment persists, and Asian-Americans are perpetually seen as foreign.    Follow Sung Yeon on Twitter: https://twitter.com/schoimorrow   Follow Mila on Twitter: https://twitter.com/milaatmos    Follow Future Hindsight on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/futurehindsightpod/   Sponsors Thanks to Avast for supporting Future Hindsight! Go to avast.com to learn more about Avast One!   Love Future Hindsight? Take our Listener Survey! http://survey.podtrac.com/start-survey.aspx?pubid=6tI0Zi1e78vq&ver=standard    Want to support the show and get it early? https://patreon.com/futurehindsight    Check out the Future Hindsight website! www.futurehindsight.com     Credits: Host: Mila Atmos  Guest: Sung Yeon Choimorrow  Executive Producer: Mila Atmos  Producers: Zack Travis and Sara Burningham 

In this episode, we recap and analyze episode 13 of Hotel Del Luna. We learn the story of guest manager Seo-hee. 200 years ago, her husband's family let her baby daughter die, in order to make room for a son to be born. At her death, Seo hee curses the family. When the eldest grandson of the family dies a bachelor and without children, Seo hee is happy. Her happiness is short lived when she finds out the grandson had a pregnant girlfriend. When the girlfriend and her baby are close to death, Seon hee cannot bring herself to let them die, even at the expense of her grudge. The ghost of serial killer Ji won is back and this time, he's after Chan Sung's friends: Sanchez, Lee Mi-ra and Yeon-soo. We also finally learn the story of the fateful night when Chyung Myung and Man Wol battle. Chyung Myung stabs himself with Man Wol's sword and says that he will keep her in his heart and watch her from afar. At the end of the episode, Chan Sung runs into the tunnel to the afterlife (while looking for a lost boy), and is guided by the firefly who has been hanging out in the moon tree for 1,300 years!We do a short recap of the show, and then we dive deep into the episode. We discuss:This week's featured song from the Hotel Del Luna OST - Remember Me by Gummy.How K Drama Chat has gone up in rank on Feedspot's list of Top K Drama Podcasts!We learn more about what happened between Man Wol and Chyung Myung on the wedding night of Chyung Myung and Song Hwa.How Chyung Myung killed himself with Man Wo's sword and pledged to watch her from afar.How Chyung Myung is the firefly that has been hanging out in the moon tree for 1,300 years!Mago #5 or wealth Mago who brings luck and fortune to people and businesses.How we learn about Seo-hee and her backstory from 200 years ago. How her husband's family left her baby girl to die and in her death, Seo hee cursed her husband's death.How Seo hee couldn't let the pregnant girlfriend of the eldest grandson, and her baby, die.The themes of remembering and forgetting in this episode.The East Asian obsession with having sons, which we think is stupid.The K Drama elements in this show:The Tansan product placementBeef short rib soupAlcohol, in this case champagne and the Tears drink of Mr. KimOur favorite Man Wol outfits.Our favorite lines from the episode.Tiki Taka in K Dramas, or the rapid fire dialogue between the actorsThe K Dramas we're watching now. Joanna is watching The Crowned Clown, while Jen has been busy and not watching much.A discussion of the K Drama that we should recap and analyze next season!References:40 Best Korean Drama PodcastsWhy wasn't Chocolate Popular in Korea?John Oliver's K Drama Parody of SubwayCoca Cola Korea Launches New Carbonated Water - The Tansan

In this episode, we recap and analyze episode 12 of Hotel Del Luna. The story of the serial killer plays out as Koo Chan Sung meets Ji-won at the wine bar and confirms that he is the murderer. They fight and Koo Chan Sung is saved by Detective Yeong-soo. An injured Ji-won later confronts Koo Chan Sung on the roof of the hospital and then jumps off the building. Man Wol meets Ji-won, who is now a vengeful ghost who is out to get Koo Chan Sung. There is a side story about a doctor and his wife who have been buying lifelines in order to save their sick son. We also see Sanchez, who has come home because he believes Veronica is still at the hotel. Man Wol tells Koo Chan Sung to let her go and not be sad, but Koo Chan Sung says he doesn't want to let her go. The episode ends with a passionate kiss!We do a short recap of the show, and then we dive deep into the episode. We discuss:This week's featured song from the Hotel Del Luna OST - See the Stars by Red Velvet.How we're teaching our kids to be more formal with adults until given permission to speak more casuallyHow Man Wol is showing true vulnerability for the first time in 1,300 yearsHow to love is to be vulnerableHow we learn more about Man Wol's life, including her love with Yeon-u, her love for Chyung Myung, and Yeon-u's deathHow Chyung Myung is the firefly that has been haunting the Moon Tree for 1,300 years!How grudges are so damaging to your healthThe side story with the doctor and his wife who are using their lifelines and purchasing lifelines from other people to keep their son aliveThe themes of forgetting and not wanting to be forgotten in Hotel Del LunaThe K Drama elements in this episode:Wrist grabFlowersAlcoholTrianglesOur favorite Man Wol outfitsHow most K Dramas just one seasonThe male physique aesthetic in K DramasReferences:C.S. Lewis quote on vulnerabilityGong Yoo photo shoot for Monster magazine

Today, we'll be discussing Episode 10 of Hotel Del Luna. The main storyline is about the hotel Chairman and the bartender trying to set up Koo Chan Sung with the Chairman's granddaughter. While the granddaughter is interested, Koo Chan Sung says that his heart is already taken. And even though Man Wol tells him to leave the hotel, Koo Chan Sung decides to stay by her side. In the end, Man Wol allows Koo Chan Sung to take care of her and guide her to the afterlife., causing the Moon Tree to burst with flowers. The hotel moves back to the city, and Koo Chan Sung is reinstated as the manager. There are three important side stories: Yeon-wu has come back as a reincarnated Yeong-su. Yeong-su meets Lee Mi-ra and they start to date. Koo Chan Sung meets his mother, who is a ghost trapped in a library. And we see the serial killer set up a man for his many murders.  We do a short recap of the show, and then we dive deep into the episode. We discuss:This week's featured song from the Hotel Del Luna OST - So Long by Paul Kim, a South Korean singer and songwriter.  The firefly and the green, shadowy character from last week's episode.Whether or not we would make the choice to eat the medicine that would allow us to stop seeing ghosts.The love triangle between Man Wol, Koo Chan Sung and the Chairman's granddaughter.Joanna's grandmother's visit to her in a dream when she was little.The cameo by Sulli, the famous singer/actress and IU's best friend; she committed suicie in 2019 after filming the cameo.How Man Wol accepts that Chan Sung is there to take care of her, and that she will bloom beautifully and then die, like the Moon Tree.The side story with Koo Chan Sung's mom and how we both felt shortchanged by this story, we wanted to know more about his mom and the relationship to develop between them more.The side story with the serial killer, and how he knows Sanchez and Koo Chan Sung.Our favorite Man Wol outfits.How food comes up a lot in this episode, especially how Koo Chan Sung used food to save Sanchez's life.Our favorite lines from the episode.Why we think K Dramas make us so emotional, from the music, to the beautiful dialogues, pacing, and character development.References:Sulli made a cameo in Episode 10. She played the granddaughter of the Chairman. Sulli is a singer, actor and model. She is a friend of IU. She was found dead in October 2019. Goo Hara committed suicide The last phone booth in America Secrets of K Drama and K Pop Success   Why do people get so emotional when watching K Dramas? Experts explain why K Dramas are so addictiveIn memory of the living; discussion about Koo Chan Sung's mom

Today, we'll be discussing Episode 9 of Hotel Del Luna. At the beginning of the episode, Koo Chan Sung finds that he has been abandoned by Man Wol and her staff. The hotel has moved to the countryside. A good portion of the episode is devoted to Koo Chan Sung trying to get back to the hotel, which he does, after a visit to see Mago, and by accompanying the recently deceased hotel Chairman. There is a side story with a Guardian of the Well, who abandoned his well because he was drying out, and wanted to leave the villagers while they would still miss him. The second side story involves Yoona and Hyeung Jun, who unwittingly discover the mass grave of six victims.  At the end of the episode, we see a reincarnated Yeon-woo, who turns out to be the detective in charge of the murders.We do a short recap of the show, and then we dive deep into the episode. We discuss:Another beautiful song from the Hotel Del Luna OST. This time it's “At the End” by Kim Chung Ha.How Man Wol abandoned Koo Chan Sung because she didn't want him to put him in any more danger.Koo Chan Sung's visit to Mago, where they argue about his role in Man Wol's life.How both Koo Chan Sung  and Jang Man Wol are in conflict with themselves and their emotions.How we learn a little more about Mr. Kim, the bartender.Dan Pink's World Regret Survey, where you can take the survey and read regrets from around the world.How regrets and grudges are so bad for you because they consume you and keep you from moving on with your life.How we weren't crazy about the story about the Guardian of the Well.The K Drama elements of the wrist grab and lots of alcohol.Our favorite Man Wol outfits.The gorgeous cinematography of Hotel Del Luna.The shows we're watching now, specifically Selling Sunset and Memories of the Alhambra.References:Comprehensive analysis of Hotel Del Luna's gorgeous cinematography Gif of some of the Dutch angle shots in Hotel Del Luna Dan Pink's World Regret Survey 

Join Joe Bond and A.J. Applegarth as they welcome guest Yeon Lee from Fantasy Six Pack to discuss 2022 Fantasy Baseball Hot Starts/ Cold Starts. They will be going over the recent news and injuries, breaking down the early season breakouts and busts. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fantasy-six-pack-hour/support

Today, we'll be discussing Episode 5 of Hotel Del Luna. At the end of Episode 4, Jang Man Wol has saved Koo Chan-Sung from the ghost in Room 13. In this episode, the hotel staff look for other ways to get rid of Koo Chan-Sung, but Man Wol says he's staying by her side. We see two flashbacks from Man Wol's earlier life: Man Wol and Yeon-wu under the big tree, and Man Wol in a wedding gown in a large bedchamber. We also have a side story with a ghost bride who doesn't want to get married but an elderly couple has other plans for her.We do a short recap of the show, and then we dive deep into the episode. We discuss:How our podcast made FeedSpot's list of Top 40 Korean Drama podcastsOur new website at https://www.KDramaChat.comWhat Korean brides and grooms wear during weddings.The significance of the red string ceremony in Korean weddings.The flashback of Man Wol and Yeon-woo at the big tree and how Yeon-woo wants to take care of Man Wol in her old age.The flashback of Man Wol in the bedchamber, and the mysterious person in white who enters the room.The story of the ghost bride and who is ultimately responsible for trying to marry her to another man.The K Drama elements that we see in this show: the Trip and Catch, the Swarovski product placement, and the triangle between Man Wol, Koo Chan-sung and the ghost bride.We also talk about other potential K Drama elements: the Quirky Friend, the Deep Lean, and the Arm Rest.Our favorite Man Wol outfits from this show.Our favorite Korean dishes and where to get them in the DC area.References:Top 40 Korean Drama PodcastsRed String CeremonyWhy Wasn't Chocolate Popular in Korea?

In Episode 4 of Hotel Del Luna, things are getting complicated between Man Wol and Koo Chan Sung. Chan Sung continues to dream about Man Wol, who is upset that Koo Chan Sung is learning about her past life. Through flashbacks, we learn more about Man Wol's life and we have two side stories. We also learn that the hotel staff are plotting to have Koo Chan Sung removed as manager because they fear his arrival is making the tree come back to life and make time start flowing again for Man Wol.We do a short recap of the show, and then we dive deep into the episode. We discuss:How Man Wol and Koo Chan Sung's relationship is changing as he learns more about her past.We see that Chung Myung once again saves Man Wol and is true to his word when he promises to save Yeon-wu.How the side story with the blind ghost is not what we expectedThe unexpectedly sweet story of the old man and his dogThe appearance of the grim reaperHow Mago is a deity in Korean, Chinese and Japanese mythology, especially as a protector of womenHow the hotel staff try to trick Koo Chan Sung into losing his mind by visiting the ghost in Room 13Man Wol's many outfits and which ones are our favoritesThe famous Korean skin care routine with its 10 stepsThe latest K dramas we're watchingShow references:Magu in WikipediaGrim Reaper in Korean CultureKorean Skin Care Routine Techie Helmet for Skin Care

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