Present (Perfect) Tense: Recent Episodes
Jina Bae
2020 is a mess, we are a mess, the world is a mess. Navigating through this world is not an easy task; being forced to quarantine without knowing the pandemic is just another roadblock. We 'hear' about scientific advancements never to understand how that affects us citizens. We 'see' the movements happening in support for a cause - a cause recognized but merely understood. This podcast covers the controversial subjects on ‘bioethics’ and the twisted ‘society’ that we live in today. Blindness leads to frustration but sight leads to new perspectives. Maybe the world is not messed up after all!
There are sections of the podcast where the company name was mispronounced as Therano instead of 'Theranos'
Have you heard of face mites? Well today, we will be talking about these little critters :)
Season 2 episode 1 is finally here! If you have any episode suggestions, please feel free to reach out through the contacts listed below. Stay safe, and have a wonderful day :)
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I am so grateful to be back! See you in my upcoming episodes :) Stay safe
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What is the social capital? What are some various methods to keep a good mental health?
In this episode we dive into the social structure of South Korea that confines adolescence in an unhealthy state of mind.
As part of my personal project (a final requirement for the completion of the MYP course), I have chosen to explore mental health issues in South Korean adolescents which leads to suicide. Here is the first episode.
Listen to your doctor. Finish your antibiotics prescription. If they don't remind you, kindly remind them :)
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People are dying, and people are born. Afterall a pandemic is a huge shift in demographics, we might just as well take a look into what is changing in our population.
The Spanish Flu of WWI... events sound oddly familiar. Are we reliving the past or how can we overcome the challenges of the past pandemic that took the lives of more than 50 million people?
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Maybe just a little too much cold brew...
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