Episode 6: Size Matters (Geography)

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Listen this week as Jun and Daniel discuss matters of scale. South Korea is the size of Indiana, with the population of California, Washington, and Oregon combined. How does it’s relatively small geographical size and incredible density impact life and society? You've heard of the movie Train to Busan, but is this actually a thing in Korea? What intra-Korea flight is the most flown in the world? How is public transportation in Korea, and why is it world class? Why is every tropical location other than Jeju island ruined as a vacation destination for Daniel?
If you're interested in any of these questions, tune in to hear Daniel and Jun discuss all this and more! This week we also touch on the Kim family north of us (Korea), state pride, deliveries, and child care, as we try not to offend our (American) friendly neighbors up north.

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1. Episode 6: Size Matters (Geography) (00:00:00)

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