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Teacher Joseph's Podcast

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Ever wonder why we can’t get things done unless there’s some kind of pressure or obligation? 

In this Korean Podcast episode, I open up about my own struggles with procrastination and the battle against endless distractions. Even as someone who’s always made to-do lists, planned in Google Sheets, and used every productivity app, I still fail to execute without some external force.

The Jung Studio

Korean Podcast | Why do we struggle to take action unless there’s some external push?

In this episode, we dig into the roots of online hate, digital anonymity, and what makes negativity so addictive. Discover the history of disgust, why humans are wired for defensiveness, and how the internet turns ancient instincts into lightning-fast cycles of judgment and hostility. Most importantly, learn smart strategies to protect your mood, manage your reactions, and avoid replicating cruelty. This episode includes three clever techniques for surviving toxic feeds without letting hate shape your day.

Korean Podcast | Online Hate

Everything today feels incredibly convenient, instant deliveries, AI tools, one-tap shopping. But as our lives get easier, are we losing something important? In this Korean Podcast episode, we explore how too much convenience might be quietly stealing our creativity, patience, and ability to think deeply.

Korean Podcast | Losing Creativity in a Convenient World

Have you ever skipped the gym and immediately felt like a failure?
You tell yourself, “Everyone else is working out. Why am I still lying here?”
This episode of Korean Podcast dives deep into that inner voice that whispers, “You’re not good enough unless you’re always improving.”

Korean Podcast | Feeling Like a Loser for Skipping the Gym? Let’s Talk About It

Do you ever struggle to say “no” without feeling awkward or guilty? In Korean culture, how we refuse something can say a lot about our character and emotional intelligence. 
In this episode of our Korean Podcast, we explore 쿠션어﻿ — “cushion words” that soften your tone and make refusals sound caring instead of cold.

Learn how to politely turn down invitations, decline favors, or express limitations while maintaining harmony and respect. We’ll go through real-life examples such as refusing a wedding invitation or declining work requests, and we’ll unpack why adding warmth can preserve relationships — and your peace of mind.

If you’ve ever said “I’ll think about it” just to avoid sounding rude, this episode will help you find the right words. Improve your Korean communication skills, emotional fluency, and confidence in social situations.

Korean Podcast | How Koreans Say “No” (Without Sounding Rude)

Korea’s latest home trend has taken over social media!

Join me as I test out one of the most talked-about household essentials in Korea: washing soda. From laundry hacks to bathroom deep-cleaning tips, find out what makes this old-school powder the “miracle cleanser” everyone’s talking about. 

Is it really worth the hype or just another internet fad? 
Discover what I learned, plus what to avoid when using it at home!

We’ll also break down the differences between washing soda, baking soda, and oxygen bleach, and when to use each safely. 🧺✨

Korean Podcast | Korea’s Hot Cleaning Trend in 2025

What does it feel like to return to Korea after living abroad for 2.5 years? 

In this episode, I share my personal journey of coming home, experiencing the excitement at the airport, the comfort of family, and the surprises of modern Korea. 

From navigating health check-ups and renewing my driver’s license to the simple joy of walking familiar streets, this story blends nostalgia with new discoveries. Whether you’re a Korean learner, expat, or just love heartfelt stories, you’ll find something to connect with here. 

Learn about the meaning of “장롱면허,” the unique aspects of Korean healthcare, and why walking in Korea feels so special. Plus, get tips for expats and language learners alike.

Korean Podcast | Coming Home After 2.5 Years

Dive into this Korean Podcast episode as we explore the true meaning of relationships—what makes a real friend, how family ties can be both comforting and complicated, and why setting healthy boundaries is essential for personal growth. Through heartfelt stories and honest reflections, you'll gain insight into Korean culture, language, and the universal challenges of maintaining meaningful connections. 

Whether you're a Korean language learner or simply interested in self-development, this episode offers practical vocabulary, cultural context, and relatable life lessons.

We also discuss the impact of traditional Korean customs, like family gatherings during holidays, and how to find balance between societal expectations and your own well-being.