ZOOM-IN

Jason Bechervaise, film critic and Prof. at Kyungdong Univ. joins us to talk about the highlights and competition lineup of this year's Cannes Film Festival.

Professor Lee Gun-jeong at Ewha Womans University's College of Nursing shares insights on controversial 'Nursing Act' marking International Nurses Day.

Child rights Director at Korean Committee for UNICEF Jung Byung-soo joins us to discuss the UN convention on children's rights and remaining challenges marking Children's Day.

Professor Min Jeong-hun at Korea National Diplomatic Academy shares insights on past, present and future of S. Korea-US alliance marking its 70th anniversary.

Prominent AI specialist Gary Marcus digs deeper into AI and explains how it will reshape the future of humanity.

Sociology Professor at Penn State University Sam Richards offers us a global perspective on Korea's pressing social and cultural issues 

Deputy Asia Director of Human Rights Watch Phil Robertson analyzes Seoul's state report on North Korea's rights abuses from global perspective.

Vice Mayor of Prieto Diaz in the Philippines, Avon Domalaon shares the story of his dramatic shift from an immigrant worker to a third-term politician.

Joel Cohen, head of Laboratory of Populations at Rockefeller Univ. joins us to share the optimistic story of population decline.

Lee Yong-ki at Korea Federation for Environmental Movements shares insights on environmental impact of building cable car system on Mt. Sorak and second airport in Jeju.

Jeff Hancock, Professor of Communication at Stanford University, shares insights on fast developing AI technology and its impact on human communication and relations.

Artist Jennifer Taylor offers a glimpse into the life of her grandfather, Albert Taylor, a U.S. journalist who informed the world of Korea’s fight for independence from Japan.

Toby Walsh, AI Professor and Chief Scientist of the AI Institute at Univ. of New South Wales shares insights on the promises and perils of chatGPT and the future of AI.

Dr. Sonia Mycak, research fellow at ANU’s Centre for European Studies joins us to discuss Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, one year on.

World Radio Day Special Zoom-In! Communications professor at Swinburne Univ. of Technology Jock Given gives us in-depth analysis on evolution of radio and future of radio broadcasting and technology.

Co-founder of Violence Project James Densley gives us data-backed analysis on worsening gun violence in U.S.

Kevin Trenberth, Scholar at U.S. National Center of Atmospheric Research(NCAR) gives  analysis on extreme weather across globe and worsening climate crisis.

Psychology professor and co-author of 'The Good Life' Marc Schulz shares his insights on Harvard's 80-year-old happiness study results.

Chief Economist at Asian Development Bank, Albert Park walks us through highlights of 2023 World Economic Forum and their implications.

Deputy Asia Director at Human Rights Watch Phil Rebertson shares insights on Aung San Suu Kyi’s final verdict and Myanmar’s enduring pro-democracy movement.

Freelance journalist Key Kim connects with us from Las Vegas for the highlights of CES, world’s largest tech trade show

APAC News reporter Jacco Zwetsloot joins us for an analysis on evolving methods of North Korea's hacking and what's at stake

CEO of cultural marketing group 'Mushroom' shares insights on evolving roles and meaning of fandom through influential BTS fans, ARMY. 

Author, lecturer of strategic communication Matt Abrahams tells us ways to enhance communication and boost confidence in public speaking 

Co-author of best-selling 'Consumer Trend Insights' gives us a sneak peek into 2023 consumer trends