All in One Bowl

In this episode, I talk about South Korea's public transportation. South Korean subways, buses, and taxis are the most popular methods of moving around in South Korea. More people utilize the clean subways and fast buses rather than drive in their own personal vehicles to get to work or school. I also talk about a brief history of South Korean subways and I discuss how South Koreans benefit fr...

The drastic decrease in birth rates of South Korea has been an issue for a long time. At this rate, South Korea's population may be halved by 2100! In this episode, I explored some reasons behind this phenomenon and some methods that were implemented to hopefully slow this event.

In this episode, I go into the history of Korean food and how South Korea's food culture has developed until modern day. Korean food is not just important because of how delicious it is, but there are numerous societal as well as communal aspects that differentiate Korean cuisine from other countries' cuisine. You might have tried Korean food before and it isn't surprising to find ones...

Korean American culture has become more popular through Kpop as well as Korean food. Thus, the depiction of Korean American culture has also become diversified over the years. One of these examples is in the recent Netflix TV show, where two Korean American people get into a road rage incident and we explore their unique Korean American experiences in the United States of America. There are numero...

Hi everyone, and welcome to another episode of All in One Bowl! In this episode, we’ll be discussing the 2022 floods that had recently been menacing South Korea and its people, focusing on how it had started, how South Korea has responded to it, and the current flood status. This podcast series is created by the Korean American Young Leaders and information about our organization is on our website...

In this episode, we'll briefly go over the history of one of the biggest boy bands, BTS, along with its achievements, fandom, current status, and more. This podcast series is created by the Korean American Young Leaders and information about our organization is on our website : kayl.org

In this episode, we'll be examining some effects of the pandemic on college admissions. This podcast series is created by the Korean American Young Leaders and information about our organization is on our website : kayl.org

In this episode, we'll be highlighting a few Korean American organizations as well as their work and goals. This podcast series is created by the Korean American Young Leaders and information about our organization is on our website : kayl.org

In this episode, we'll take a look into the definition of a hate crime and the recent increase in hate crimes against Asians and Asian Americans in the United States.  This podcast series is created by the Korean American Young Leaders and information about our organization is on our website : kayl.org

In this episode, we'll look into the history of boba and some thoughts on the symbolic and cultural importance of boba.  This podcast series is created by the Korean American Young Leaders and information about our organization is on our website : kayl.org

In this episode, we'll look into some views of Asian Americans on the police and suggestions for reform. This podcast series is created by the Korean American Young Leaders and information about our organization is on our website : kayl.org

In this episode, we'll be looking into legislation on ethnic studies in California, specifically AB-331 and AB-1460.  This podcast series is created by the Korean American Young Leaders and information about our organization is on our website : kayl.org

In this episode, we'll be looking into what ethnic studies is and why it matters.  This podcast series is created by the Korean American Young Leaders and information about our organization is on our website : kayl.org

In this episode, we give a brief introduction to Phil Yu's blog, AngryAsianMan. The link to his blog is: blog.angryasianman.com. This podcast series is created by the Korean American Young Leaders and information about our organization is on our website : kayl.org

Hey everyone! This is Breaking the Bamboo Ceiling, a podcast dedicated to exploring topics that may be covered in an American American Studies course. We'll be talking politics, society, pop culture, and more in short episodes. This podcast is created by the Korean American Young Leaders, so if you want to find out more about our student-led organization, the link to our website is here: kayl.org.