Korea Deconstructed

Korea Deconstructed

Exploring Korea through open conversations with historians, students, professors, pop stars, and everyone in between. Learn, reflect, and understand with Korea Deconstructed. The host, David Tizzard, has a Phd in Korean Studies and is a Professor at Seoul Women's University and Hanyang University. He also writes a weekly column in the Korea Times.

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Episoder(137)

Koreans React to the 2025 Presidential Election: What Do Koreans Really Want?

Koreans React to the 2025 Presidential Election: What Do Koreans Really Want?

In this episode of Korea Deconstructed, I'm joined by four university students: young people who voted, watched, and waited as South Korea held its most recent presidential election and elected Lee Ja...

8 Jun 20251h 28min

Is Korea Falling Apart? 4 Young Koreans React to "Korea is Over"

Is Korea Falling Apart? 4 Young Koreans React to "Korea is Over"

A recent viral YouTube video claimed that Korea would soon be extinct. The country transformed negatively by one of the world's lowest birthrates. Change, it suggested, was too late. Four young adults...

18 Mai 20251h 28min

Dividing Korea: Dr. Kornel Chang

Dividing Korea: Dr. Kornel Chang

Kornel Chang on U.S. Power, Korean Resistance, and the Birth of Division What if Korea's true revolution was never allowed to happen? In this episode, I talk with historian Kornel Chang, author of A F...

10 Mai 20251h 42min

Building a Life Abroad: Kim Ninja's Guide to Korea

Building a Life Abroad: Kim Ninja's Guide to Korea

From visas to values: a positive, practical conversation about living in Korea Kim Ninja joins Korea Deconstructed to talk about building an authentic life in Korea. Born in Germany to Vietnamese pare...

27 Apr 20251h 15min

Korean Cinema & The Bodies Within

Korean Cinema & The Bodies Within

I sat down with scholar, Nilesh Kumar to explore how Korean cinema has reflected shifting notions of gender, identity, and social structure across decades. From the angry men of the Korean New Wave to...

24 Apr 20252h 37min

Voices of Change: Korean Students, Art, and Democracy

Voices of Change: Korean Students, Art, and Democracy

보도지침 (Media Guidelines) is a satirical work that critiques the media landscape and the influence of government or corporate power on Korean journalism in the 1980s. It explores themes such as censorsh...

22 Mar 202553min

The Korean Diaspora and Korean History Told Through Photos

The Korean Diaspora and Korean History Told Through Photos

A few years ago, Blair's grandmother gave him a present. Approximately 300 photographs his grandfather had taken in Korea nearly 70 years ago. These beautifully preserved color photos not only reveale...

8 Mar 20251h 8min

Shamanism, Post-Colonialism, and the Korean Left

Shamanism, Post-Colonialism, and the Korean Left

David A. Tizzard has a PhD in Korean Studies and lectures at Seoul Women's University and Hanyang University. He writes a weekly column in the Korea Times, is a social-cultural commentator, and a musi...

28 Feb 20252h 6min

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