The Foreign Tigers

The Foreign Tigers
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If you’re into international issues, fascinated by Korea, or always on the lookout for your next read, you’ll feel right at home here.

  1. Oct 2

    다예 (Daye) Owner of NOSH, British Brunch Cafe in Seoul, South Korea - A Conversation

    In this episode, Louis sits down with 다예 (Daye), the owner of NOSH, a British-style brunch café in Hongdae, Seoul. They talk about where the idea for starting NOSH came from, how difficult it is to make British sausages from scratch, and how to approach an English breakfast if it’s your first time trying one.Whether you’re curious about British food, an aspiring café owner, or simply interested in hearing the story behind something unique in Korea, this episode will delight you. We even try to bust the myth that British food is bad and encourage you to give it a try! Nosh Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nosh_brunch Nosh Google Maps: · Hongdae - https://maps.app.goo.gl/dfQbe4qJBP4Z2v4v5 · Sindaebang - https://maps.app.goo.gl/ombUsBC9Wyca6f969 Nosh Naver Maps: · Hongdae - https://naver.me/5K6fb79s · Sindaebang - https://naver.me/I55abk2G

  2. Aug 12

    The Brand Is You: Why Authentic Creators Win

    In this episode, we sit down with content creator Hannah Kim, a Korean local based in Seoul who has built a thriving community through an authentic personal brand. We talk about why authenticity is the one thing you cannot fake. From discovering hidden Seoul gems on a bus ride to volunteering in unexpected ways, Hannah shares how she has carved out her own path and career in the creator economy without following the script. Whether you are a creator, aspiring influencer, or simply curious about how people actually build communities online, this conversation challenges everything you think you know about "going viral."

    The Brand Is You: Why Authentic Creators Win

  3. Jul 15

    Beyond the Books and Building Connections

    Professor Hannah Jun from Ewha Womans University is breaking the mould. In this episode, Professor Jun shares how she’s reshaping her role as an academic, both inside and outside the classroom. You'll discover how she connects with students, meets them where they are (online or on campus), and prioritises engagement alongside her traditional research role. We'll also hear her insights on how AI and technology might shape the experience of international students in Korea as it continues to grow as a top spot for students studying abroad. Instagram: @profhannahjun Youtube:  @HannahJun

    Beyond the Books and Building Connections

  4. Season 2, Episode 9 Trailer

    PhD (c). Laura Aparicio's thoughts on her mentor Professor Hannah Jun

    As Professor Hannah Jun's 오른팔 왼팔 (right-hand woman), PhD candidate Laura Aparicio is perfectly placed to give us a student's-eye view of her mentor in this Spotify exclusive preview. Originally from Colombia, Laura joined Ewha GSIS as a master's student in Development Cooperation on the Ewha Sarang Scholarship, before continuing on to a PhD in International Business. She brings extensive experience in the development cooperation field, including work with UN-related agencies and other NGOs.

    PhD (c). Laura Aparicio's thoughts on her mentor Professor Hannah Jun

  5. Jun 23

    Gluten-Free Baking & a Mission to Build Community and Belonging

    Most people believe food is just about taste. But what we often forget is that it’s also about the stories, care, and community behind it. In this episode, Sunny, of Seoul’s Sunnyhouse Gluten-Free Bakery Café, reveals how she turned her personal struggles into a business focused on connection, authenticity, and belonging. You'll hear how Sunny's journey of overcoming barriers and navigating a difficult childhood led to creating Seoul’s most cherished gluten-free space. We also learn the secret sauce behind Sunnyhouse, which is how intentionality and passion can help transform a humble cafe into a true community hub. Sunnyhouse: Instagram: @Sunnyhousekr NAVER Maps: Sunnyhouse https://naver.me/xfbwxikX Sunny: Instagram: @Sunnythecaker TikTok: @sunnyfromsunnybread

    Gluten-Free Baking & a Mission to Build Community and Belonging

  6. May 26

    Replay: Understanding the Current State of Global Dysfunction

    Compilation of parts 1 & 2 from our conversation late last year with Professor Cuz Potter from Korea University. In this episode, Erik and Louis speak with Professor Cuz Potter of Korea University about the dysfunction in liberal democracies, the crisis in neoliberalism, and the ideologies vying for dominance in a fragmenting world order. We examine Giovanni Arrighi’s theories on capitalism, hegemony, and cycles of accumulation, and consider the implications of these ideas for contemporary global disorder and the potential future of capitalism.

    Replay: Understanding the Current State of Global Dysfunction

  7. May 19

    How Chess is Transforming Seoul's Social Scene: The Story of Seoul Chess Club

    This episode explores the inspiring story of Kate, founder of Seoul Chess Club, and how she built a vibrant community in Seoul to foster social connections through chess &combat loneliness. Discover her journey from tech to community building, the impact of chess on social bonding, and her vision as part of a global chess community. Instagram: @seoulchessclub _________________________ The Foreign Tigers uses Auphonic, an automatic audio post-production service, to ensure every episode sounds its best. You can support our show by donating credits directly to our Auphonic account, and here's the best part: we don't receive any money, just credits that go straight toward producing quality audio for future episodes. Your donation works like this: - One-Time Credits are added to our account and never expire - They cover the professional audio processing that makes our podcast sound polished and professional - The minimum donation is €5 / $6, and you can contribute any amount above that Ready to help? ⁠https://auphonic.com/donate_credits?user=foreigntigers Every donation directly supports our mission to bring you engaging conversations and crystal-clear audio. Thank you for being part of our community!

    How Chess is Transforming Seoul's Social Scene: The Story of Seoul Chess Club

  8. May 12

    From Hagwon to Career: Navigating and Transitioning Your Life in South Korea

    Most expats assume teaching English in Korea is just a short-term gig. Lauren DeMeo reveals how her initial year-long plan transformed into a thriving business and a lifelong love affair with Korea. What does it take to make Korea truly your home? Lauren’s journey, from newbie to business owner, illustrates how embracing change, community, and continuous learning can lead to a thriving new life. If you’re dreaming of Korea or already here and feeling stuck, this episode will inspire you to seize the moment, and to remember: your best life begins with the decision to try. Lauren DeMeo is the CEO of The Keys Admissions, specializing in college admissions counseling for international students. With over 15 years living and working in Korea, she’s an expert at navigating the challenges of expat life and education abroad, helping students turn dreams into reality. W: https://www.thekeysadmissions.org ____________________________ The Foreign Tigers uses Auphonic, an automatic audio post-production service, to ensure every episode sounds its best. You can support our show by donating credits directly to our Auphonic account, and here's the best part: we don't receive any money, just credits that go straight toward producing quality audio for future episodes. Your donation works like this: ​One-Time Credits are added to our account and never expire​They cover the professional audio processing that makes our podcast sound polished and professional​The minimum donation is €5 / $6, and you can contribute any amount above that Ready to help? Donate credits to The Foreign Tigers on Auphonic. Every donation directly supports our mission to bring you engaging conversations and crystal-clear audio. Thank you for being part of our community!

    From Hagwon to Career: Navigating and Transitioning Your Life in South Korea
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  • Creator
    The Foreign Tigers
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    23
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © The Foreign Tigers
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