Kui Jin

Kui Jin discusses recent significant news in South Korea, including a fire incident on an Air Busan plane and economic updates related to the U.S. Federal Reserve. Ilion Woo shares her inspiring journey as the first Korean American Pulitzer Prize winner, reflecting on cultural recognition and pride. Yoon Sejong emphasizes the urgent climate action needed in light of alarming 2024 reports, while An Jae-woo explores the artistic growth of Hwang Ji-yeon, highlighting her exhibition 'Ruddy Queen' and its themes of gender oppression.

Yang Jung-suk, an economics professor at the Catherine University of Korea, offers keen insights into South Korea's birth rate trends and economic forecasts for 2025, highlighting concerns about political stability and external tariffs. Kui Jin, a KBS World Radio news editor, discusses critical political tensions surrounding the presidential security standoff and its fallout. Film critic Jason Bechevice reviews 'Bogota, City of the Lost,' critiquing its clichéd storytelling while also reflecting on cultural narratives in a Bhutanese film. A rich blend of analysis and cultural discussion awaits!

Kui Jin, KBS World Radio News Editor, provides a critical analysis of the tragic Muan plane crash that claimed 179 lives, exploring government responses and the emotional impact on the nation. Kim Byung-ju, an affiliate professor, discusses the impeachment of acting President Han Deok-su amidst political turmoil, shedding light on national instability. Sports reporter Yu Ji-ho highlights the top five stories in Korean sports, focusing on the triumphs of the Kia Tigers and the struggles faced by the national football teams.