PODCAST · society
The Foreign Tigers
by The Foreign Tigers
If you’re into international issues, fascinated by Korea, or always on the lookout for your next read, you’ll feel right at home here.
Episodes
-
다예 (Daye) Owner of NOSH, British Brunch Cafe in Seoul, South Korea - A Conversation
In this episode, Louis sits down with 다예 (Daye), the owner of NOSH, a British-style brunch café in Hongdae, Seoul. They talk about where the idea for starting NOSH came from, how difficult it is to make British sausages from scratch, and how to approach an English breakfast if it’s your first…
more -
The Brand Is You: Why Authentic Creators Win
In this episode, we sit down with content creator Hannah Kim, a Korean local based in Seoul who has built a thriving community through an authentic personal brand. We talk about why authenticity is the one thing you cannot fake. From discovering hidden Seoul gems on a bus ride to volunteering in...
-
Beyond the Books and Building Connections
Professor Hannah Jun from Ewha Womans University is breaking the mould. In this episode, Professor Jun shares how she’s reshaping her role as an academic, both inside and outside the classroom. You'll discover how she connects with students, meets them where they are (online or on campus), and...
-
PhD (c). Laura Aparicio's thoughts on her mentor Professor Hannah Jun
As Professor Hannah Jun's 오른팔 왼팔 (right-hand woman), PhD candidate Laura Aparicio is perfectly placed to give us a student's-eye view of her mentor in this Spotify exclusive preview. Originally from Colombia, Laura joined Ewha GSIS as a master's student in Development Cooperation on the Ewha…
more -
Gluten-Free Baking & a Mission to Build Community and Belonging
Most people believe food is just about taste. But what we often forget is that it’s also about the stories, care, and community behind it. In this episode, Sunny, of Seoul’s Sunnyhouse Gluten-Free Bakery Café, reveals how she turned her personal struggles into a business focused on connection,...
-
Replay: Understanding the Current State of Global Dysfunction
Compilation of parts 1 & 2 from our conversation late last year with Professor Cuz Potter from Korea University. In this episode, Erik and Louis speak with Professor Cuz Potter of Korea University about the dysfunction in liberal democracies, the crisis in neoliberalism, and the ideologies vying...
-
How Chess is Transforming Seoul's Social Scene: The Story of Seoul Chess Club
This episode explores the inspiring story of Kate, founder of Seoul Chess Club, and how she built a vibrant community in Seoul to foster social connections through chess &combat loneliness. Discover her journey from tech to community building, the impact of chess on social bonding, and her vision...
-
From Hagwon to Career: Navigating and Transitioning Your Life in South Korea
Most expats assume teaching English in Korea is just a short-term gig. Lauren DeMeo reveals how her initial year-long plan transformed into a thriving business and a lifelong love affair with Korea. What does it take to make Korea truly your home? Lauren’s journey, from newbie to business owner,...
-
Annettely: Music, Film and Self-Expression
Annettely, a singer-songwriter and filmmaker, shares her journey of rediscovery, the confidence she found shedding imposter syndrome and her mission to keep her art genuine in an AI-driven world. She reflects on turning 30, learning to love herself beyond external praise and channelling her story...
-
The Power of Community for Expat Partners
This episode features Inger and Ann from The Gallery in Seoul, exploring how partners of expat professionals can reinvent their careers, embrace the pause, and build community abroad. Discover their inspiring journey, hear about their impactful events, and get some practical advice for anyone...
-
Journalism & Living in South Korea: Insights from Raphael Rashid
In our latest edition of the Foreign Tigers podcast, we delve into the world of journalism through the eyes of seasoned freelance journalist Raphael Rashid. With over a decade of experience reporting from South Korea for publications such as the New York Times, the Guardian and Elle Korea…
more -
Empowering North Korean Refugees: The Work of Liberty in North Korea
"People over politics is our message." In this episode, we explore the vital work of Liberty in North Korea (LiNK) and its impact. Ha Young Kim, a program coordinator, shares insights into the organisation's core areas of support, the transformative experiences of the Advocacy Fellows Tour, and…
more -
Part 2: The Potential Futures of Capitalism
In this episode, Erik and Louis continue their conversation with Professor Cuz Potter of Korea University about the evolution of capitalism, exploring historical cycles, the potential rise of techno-feudalism, and the role of technology in shaping future economic structures. The discussion...
-
Exploring Language, Culture, and Connection with 선현우 (Hyunwoo Sun) of Talk To Me In Korean
Join us in this special episode of the Foreign Tigers podcast as we explore the fascinating journey of learning Korean with 선현우 (Hyunwoo Sun), the founder of Talk To Me In Korean. Discover how the platform has become a global hub for Korean learners, bridging cultures and making language...
-
Decoding the new US National Security Strategy
In this episode of the Foreign Tigers podcast, Erik and Louis delve into the newly released National Security Strategy (NSS) from the Trump administration. They discuss the document's purpose, immediate reactions, and the significant shifts in U.S. foreign policy, particularly focusing on the...
-
Understanding the Current State of Global Dysfunction: Insights from Giovanni Arrighi's The Long 20th Century
In this episode, Erik and Louis speak with Professor Cuz Potter of Korea University about the dysfunction in liberal democracies, the crisis in neoliberalism, and the ideologies vying for dominance in a fragmenting world order. They examine Giovanni Arrighi’s theories on capitalism, hegemony, and...
-
Trailer: Global Focus with Professor C. Potter (Korea University)
A snippet from our next episode, where Louis and Erik engage in a deep discussion with Professor C. Potter from Korea University about the current state of dysfunction in liberal democracies, the crisis in neoliberalism, and the ideologies vying for dominance in a fragmenting world order.
-
Book Club: Tribute to Baek SeHee (백세희) author of 'I want to die but I want to eat Tteokbokki'
A tribute to Baek SeHee (백세희) remembering the voice behind 'I Want to Die but I Want to Eat Tteokbokki' with fellow Korea University alumni Min. 🇰🇷 Korea - https://www.mohw.go.kr/menu.es?mid=a10706040100 정신건강상담전화 (Mental health consultation phone) 1577-0199 -...
-
Korea: Where to go & what to eat!
In this episode of the Korea Edition, Erik & Louis talk about some essentials when visiting Korea. They focus on their personal must see and do tips and what they personally recommend you try and eat!
-
Global Focus - A talk with the creator of the Kamome YouTube channel
In this episode of The Foreign Tigers Global Focus, Erik and I chat with the creator of the Kamome YouTube channel. Kamome’s videos offer an in-depth exploration of history, geopolitics, and military strategy, all with a distinctly Asian perspective. Kamome YouTube Channel:...
-
Part 2: Book Club - Apple in China
Return for Part 2 where we continue to dissect “Apple in China,” as part of The Foreign Tigers’ Book Club series. This episode explores China and Apple's manufacturing prowess and where the future might be taking us.
-
Part 1: Book Club - Apple in China
Dive into Part 1 where we dissect “Apple in China,” as part of The Foreign Tigers’ Book Club series. This episode explores Apple's history and set's the scene to understand how Apple became the giant it is today.
-
Trailer: Book Club - Apple in China
A trailer of our upcoming episode where we dive into the Book 'Apple in China' by Patrick McGee
We're indexing this podcast's transcripts for the first time — this can take a minute or two. We'll show results as soon as they're ready.
No matches for "" in this podcast's transcripts.
No topics indexed yet for this podcast.
Loading reviews...
Loading similar podcasts...
Frequently Asked Questions
How many episodes does The Foreign Tigers have?
The Foreign Tigers currently has 23 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
What is The Foreign Tigers about?
If you’re into international issues, fascinated by Korea, or always on the lookout for your next read, you’ll feel right at home here.
How often does The Foreign Tigers release new episodes?
The Foreign Tigers has 23 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.
Where can I listen to The Foreign Tigers?
You can listen to The Foreign Tigers on PodParley by clicking any episode. We provide an embedded audio player for direct listening, and you can also subscribe via your preferred podcast app using the RSS feed.
Who hosts The Foreign Tigers?
The Foreign Tigers is created and hosted by The Foreign Tigers.
URL copied to clipboard!