Jo and I are about ready to head out for a fun day of filming, but before we do, I wanted to send my greetings to the children of the…

I’ve been wanting to make this video for a long, long time. When I was living in the US, we were tasked by my local government to recycle. Failing to…

A friend of mine recently left a comment on one of my videos, asking me where I found the time to travel and make so many videos. It’s a question…

“How we face death is as important as we face life,” is what Spok told Kirk on day… or so the movie goes. On our recent trip out to see…

Here it is… Saturday. A rainy one at that. That kind of put the damper on what was originally going to take place today… a trip down south to a…

This past weekend, we traveled into the woods with our good friend Yann and his family (I know almost a whole week’s worth of posts on this trip alone!!! The…

I was recently contacted by a Korean student living abroad studying tourism. He asked it I would be kind enough to help him out on a class project and answer…

I find Korean Buddhism incredible interesting. I believe there are two reasons for this. First, it is rooted in Chán Buddhism from China, which is the Zen branch and the…

There are many hidden treasures in Korea. Thankfully, my friends that have been living here a long time know many of them and are kind enough to take Jo and…

Imagine a day like this: 7am Wake up. 8am School. 1pm School’s done. 3pm Music Academy 5pm English Academy 7pm Dinner 8pm Homework 10pm Bed. For many children in Korea,…

I can’t think of a single soul that enjoys wearing ties. I remember growing up in the 1970s and see my father rush through his morning routine every day, wrapping…

Another week has come to a close. With that, Jo and I sat back with a few cold ones and got caught up on some computer stuff. As you can…