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Where Voices Are Heard, and Stories Reach the World
SEOUL — The Korean Today, a citizen-driven media network founded on the pledge to “listen to people,” is expanding its global footprint and inviting partners and contributors to join…

[History Lives On – Gojoseon] Episode 13: Gojoseon and Jinhan – Relations with Southern Korea
[History Lives On - Gojoseon] Episode 13: Gojoseon and Jinhan - Relations with Southern Korea 古 THE KOREAN TODAY History Lives On The Gojoseon Chronicle Episode 13: Gojoseon and…

[WIA Languages Day 17/221] Hawaiian – Song of the Pacific Rising from Silence
[WIA Languages Day 17/221] Hawaiian - Song of the Pacific Rising from Silence WIA LANGUAGES PROJECT [Day 17/221] ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi Hawaiian Language | The Song of the Pacific "Song…

[100 Years Ago Today] October 11, 1925 – Locarno Nears a Deal, Shanghai Falls to War, Seoul
Good evening. It's 10:10 PM in Korea as we look back a century, to Sunday, October 11, 1925. Seoul kept the day quiet — church bells over Jeongdong and Jongno,…

[History Lives On – Gojoseon Chronicle] Episode 12: Iron Age Dawn – Gojoseon’s Technological Revolution
[History Lives On - Gojoseon Series] Episode 12: Iron Age Dawn - Gojoseon Technological Revolution 鐵 THE KOREAN TODAY History Lives On The Gojoseon Chronicle Episode 12: Iron Age…

[WIA Languages Day 16/221] Mi’kmaq – The Atlantic Voice Rising from Digital Waters
[WIA Languages Day 16/221] Mi'kmaq - The Atlantic Voice Rising from Digital Waters WIA LANGUAGES PROJECT [Day 16/221] Mi'kmawi'simk Mi'kmaq Language | The Language of My Friends "It's not…

[100 Years Ago Today] October 10, 1925 – Forbidden City Opens as Palace Museum While Seoul
Good evening. It's 10:10 PM in Korea as we look back a century, to Saturday, October 10, 1925. On this single day, a newspaper's presses sat seized in colonial Seoul,…

[History Lives On – Gojoseon] Episode 11: The Trading Powerhouse – Wiman Joseon’s Economic Strategy
[History Lives On - Gojoseon] Episode 11: The Trading Powerhouse - Wiman Joseon's Economic Strategy 古 THE KOREAN TODAY History Lives On The Gojoseon Chronicle Episode 11: The Trading…

[WIA Languages Day 15/221] Innu-aimun – The Tornado That Echoed Around the World
[WIA Languages Day 15/221] Innu-aimun - The Tornado That Echoed Around the World WIA LANGUAGES PROJECT [Day 15/221] Innu-aimun Montagnais | The Language of the Human Beings "The Tornado…

[100 Years Ago Today] October 9, 1925 – Korea’s First Census Winds Down, Revealing Half a Million Missing Women
EVENING EDITION · OCT 9, 1925 (FRI) 100 Years Ago Today 🕙 10:10 PM KST (1:10 PM UTC) — As you wind down your day, reflect on a century of…

[History Lives On – Gojoseon] Episode 10: Wiman’s Coup – A Turning Point in Political History
古 THE KOREAN TODAY History Lives On The Gojoseon Chronicle Episode 10: Wiman's Coup - A Turning Point in Political History In 2025, coups still make headlines. Military forces…

[WIA Languages Day 14/221] Inuktitut Eastern – Language of Eternity Carved on Ice
[WIA Languages Day 14/221] Inuktitut Eastern - Language of Eternity Carved on Ice WIA LANGUAGES PROJECT [Day 14/221] ᐃᓄᒃᑎᑐᑦ Inuktitut Eastern | Eastern Canadian Inuktitut "Language of Eternity Carved…

[100 Years Ago Today] October 8, 1925 – Wonsan’s Dockworkers Raise a New Union Banner as Seoul’s Census Enters Its Second Week
🕙 As you wind down your day, reflect on a century of history October 8, 1925 · Thursday · Wonsan · Evening Edition · 10:10 PM KST (1:10 PM UTC)…

[History Lives On – Gojoseon] Episode 9: The Clash with Yan – 4th Century BC East Asian Geopolitics
古 THE KOREAN TODAY History Lives On The Gojoseon Chronicle Episode 9: The Clash with Yan - 4th Century BC East Asian Geopolitics In 323 BC, a new order…

The Korean Today Expands Global Network to 1,555 Sites Worldwide
[Seoul, The Korean Today] The Korean Today, a participatory media outlet (Publisher: Yeon Sam-heum), announced on the 7th that it is launching a large-scale recruitment campaign for domestic and…

[WIA Languages Day 13/221] Inuktitut – Songs on Ice
WIA LANGUAGES PROJECT [Day 13/221] ᐃᓄᒃᑎᑐᑦ Inuktitut | 이누이트어 "Songs on Ice, Revival of Vocal Games" We are not saving languages. We are saving humanity. ✨ Katajjaq - The…

[100 Years Ago Today] October 7, 1925 – As Locarno Talks Enter Day Three, Chosun Ilbo Marks 29 Days of Silence
Good evening. It's October 7, 1925 — a Wednesday — and as you wind down your day, three continents were quietly writing history at once. In Seoul, a census tally…

[WIA Languages Day 12/221] Navajo – Walking in Beauty
WIA LANGUAGES PROJECT [Day 12/221] Diné bizaad Navajo Language | 나바호어 "The Unbroken Code, The Unsilenced Soul" We are not saving languages. We are saving humanity. ✨ The Beauty…

[History Lives On – Gojoseon] Episode 8: Gojoseon’s Hierarchical Society – Kings, Ministers, and the People
古 THE KOREAN TODAY History Lives On The Gojoseon Chronicle Episode 8: Gojoseon's Hierarchical Society - Kings, Ministers, and the People South Korea, 2025. Anyone can become president, anyone…

[100 Years Ago Today] October 6, 1925 – As Korea’s Census Count Continues, Flood Recovery Drags On
Good evening. It's 10:10 PM KST (1:10 PM UTC), October 6, 2025 — which means, one hundred years ago, it was Tuesday, October 6, 1925, in colonial Korea. Five days…

