Kristyn Leach of Second Generation Seeds is the Korean American Farmer You Need to Know

Sourcing Korean seeds and cooking heirloom Korean vegetables in the U.S. with Leach’s favorite Korean American chefs Take a scroll through farmer Kristyn Leach’s Instagram feed, @namu_farm, and you’ll find Korean produce unlike anything in your town’s H Mart.  There are eye-catching gaeguri chamoe – evergreen-speckled, watermelon-like “frog melons” that fit in the palm of…

Nam June Paik: Moon is the Oldest TV

Revolutionary Artist Remembered in a Luminous Documentary Narrated by Steven Yeun Called “the Nostradamus of the video age” and the “father of digital art”, Nam June Paik was lionized for his visionary artistry decades ago. But now? His foundational contributions to digital pop culture have largely faded from collective memory, outside the art world. Amanda…

When in Florida, Don’t Miss Cote Miami

While Cote NYC is undeniably a game-changing icon of the elevated Korean dining scene, Cote Miami is the cooler younger sibling that is assuredly stepping out of its elder’s shadow. Awarded a Michelin Star only a year after opening, Cote Miami was again awarded the well-deserved honor last week for the second year in a…

Chonsu: Korean Kinship by Degree of Separation

What is chonsu? In Korean society, there is something called chonsu which indicates the degree of kinship in family relationships. It is a number representing the degree of distance and closeness between relatives. It is not known exactly when the concept of chonsu began to be used in Korea, but there is a clear record…

7 Things You Might Have Missed from ‘The Glory’

It’s always hard to say goodbye to beloved heroes and deftly portrayed villains. But the season finale of The Glory delivered a deeply satisfying conclusion to the remarkably popular series about getting revenge on high school bullies. Song Hye-gyo won the Best Actress award at the Baeksang Arts Awards for her role as a victim…