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EPISODE · Mar 11, 2026 · 3H 13M

Yeonmi Park | Escaping North Korea, The Price of Freedom, and Global Truths (JRE #1691)

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"The most powerful survival story ever told on The Joe Rogan Experience."In this unforgettable episode, Yeonmi Park joins Joe Rogan to recount her harrowing journey escaping the world’s most brutal dictatorship. This isn't just an interview; it's a raw, eye-opening testimony about the resilience of the human spirit and the true cost of liberty.What you will discover in this Archive:The Escape: The terrifying reality of crossing the frozen Yalu River into China at age 13.Human Trafficking: The dark underworld Yeonmi and her mother faced in their search for safety.Life in North Korea: First-hand accounts of famine, propaganda, and the "Dear Leader" regime.Freedom of Speech: Yeonmi’s warning to the Western world about the fragility of our current liberties.Why this version is Essential:Includes Full AI-Generated Transcription. Every detail of Yeonmi’s testimony is indexed, allowing you to search and reference her most impactful quotes and historical insights directly within your podcast player.Curated by The Interview Experience Plus. Experience history’s most viral stories with crystal-clear audio and deep SEO integrationArchive Note: This episode features automated transcription for accessibility and dynamic audio segments for independent archival purposes. All original content remains property of the copyright holder.

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