The South Korean People Defeat the World's Worst Coup

Mia and Gare dive into the chaotic and comedic failure of a recent coup attempt in South Korea, sparked by an unpopular president. They examine the public's swift backlash and highlight the nation's history of resilience against authoritarianism. The discussion also contrasts South Korea's decisive citizen action with political struggles elsewhere, touching on themes of power, protest, and resilience. Amidst the political turmoil, they draw amusing parallels with consumer culture and holiday preparations, making a significant moment in history both insightful and entertaining.