Episode 6 features Kevin Pope, an old hand in the Ulsan community. He made is way from California to here over 20 years ago and worked his way up the ranks in the local church. Kevin is also an English teacher and has 3 wonderful children. We discuss, his rise in rank at the church, raising kids, and his ideas on retirement in Korea.

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Episode 5 features Binod Chapagain from Nepal just after he arrived back in country for a visit. His fascinating story from Nepalese grocery packer to multinational businessman will warm your heart. This incredible man has lived through more experiences than most of us could dream of. His giant heart, resilience, desire to learn and succeed make this man a role model for so many.

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On Episode 2 of This Korean Life, Sil, the owner of Sticky Fingers joined us for some good Ulsan banter. He shares his story on getting into the bar business, and his affinity for foreigners and live music.

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Episode 4 welcomed Stacey Fells to the podcast. This amazing woman is a teacher, mother, entrepreneur, and volunteer shares all kinds of interesting stories from her time here on the peninsula. A big thanks to Stacey's mother in law for watching the kids while she stepped out for a few mins to record with us! We very much look forward to catching up with Stacey again in the near future.

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Troy was kind enough to spare an afternoon on his vacation back in Korea to come and sit down for a chat. We discussed how it was being a teacher here in the 90's, running a bar in Korea, being married to a Korean, multicultural families in Korea and Canada, and transitioning back to Canada. Really enjoyed catching up with an old friend. Thanks Troy boy!

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On Episode 1 of This Korean Life we had Rogelio Garcia join us. Roy, a Californian native is married with a 2 year old daughter and has spent the last 5 years in Korea. He is a public school teacher, and in his free time plays goalie for the local ice hockey team “the Pirates” and volunteers his time with a local NGO called We HOPE as a Program Coordinator. We caught up with him just before wrapping up his final contract and heading out on a extended global adventure with his family until August when they will settle in Kuala Lumpur to begin their new journey. Roy will be teaching at an international school there.

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Just a short preview for what our podcast will be like. Some technical errors but we are working on getting all the bugs out! Hope you guys enjoy.

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