Jean Lee

Jean Lee, a passionate secular homeschooler, shares her unique journey and perspectives on homeschooling. She discusses the differences between faith-based and secular education, shedding light on common misconceptions. Jean explores various secular curricula and reflects on the reactions from faith-based homeschoolers—both positive and negative. With humor, she recounts her funniest homeschool fails, navigating the challenges that families face today. This engaging conversation emphasizes the significance of inclusivity and community in the homeschooling landscape.

Jean Lee, American journalist who lived in North Korea, shares insights on the Kim dynasty, the famine of the 90s, and the challenges of reporting in a closed society. She discusses the mythology of the ruling family, North Korea's historical struggles, and the harsh living conditions outside of Pyongyang. Lee also covers North Korea's cyber capabilities and the risks journalists face in portraying the country accurately.

Despite being isolated from much of the rest of the international community, North Korea has emerged as an unexpected powerhouse in the realm of cybercrime, with affiliated hackers pulling off some of the most daring heists in cyberattacks of the past decade.Scott R. Anderson sat down with journalists Jean Lee and Geoff White, who have put together a podcast series entitled “The Lazarus Heist” for the BBC that explores how North Korea came to play this role. Through the lens of the podcast, they discussed the origins of North Korea's interest in both conventional and cybercrime, what they tell us about North Korea's role in the world, and the ways in which they have been used as part of North Korea's broader international agenda.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/lawfare. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.