Seoul-ful Sisters

Ep 18: Medicine & Venture Capital Meet, Thanks to One Working mom

Welcome back to episode 18! Today, I have a very special guest, Moon YeoJung, Korea's first doctor-turned investor (and working mom), who has carved out a career that refuses to stay in just one lane. She opens up about her transition from treating patients to evaluating startups, and the fears, doubts, and breakthroughs that shaped that leap. We talk about medical AI, her early conviction in Lunit, and how she learned to trust her instincts as both a scientist and an investor. As a woman in industries where female leadership is still rare, she shares the moments that strengthened her voice. And for our younger listeners, she leaves emotionally resonating messages and professional advice that you will sure want to replay:)!
Stay tuned for episode 19! I have another special guest coming on this week!
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Ep 17: The Girl Behind The Lab Coat

In this episode of Seoulful Sisters, I sit down with Maggie Ding, a current freshman at Duke University studying Biomedical Engineering and Computer Science. Maggie opens up about the transition from high school to college—from finding community, managing workload, filling up her free time, to discovering what excites her academically. She reflects on navigating two rigorous STEM fields, shares her dreams for the future, and offers heartfelt advice to her younger self. Whether you're preparing for a new chapter in your education journey or simply curious about college life, this conversation is honest, warm, and real. I hope you'll be able to take away at least one lesson from Maggie's insights:)
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Ep 16: A Creative Engineer's Take: Designing A Life You Love

We’re back with Episode 16! In this episode, I had an absolute blast chatting with Emily Liu, a Berkshire School and Dartmouth College graduate who’s now working in biomedical engineering. From founding her high school’s first thrift store, Swap Shop, to co-leading Dartmouth’s Humanitarian Engineering Club, Emily has been blending creativity and STEM savvy since ninth grade.
Our conversation reminded me that true innovation and self-discovery happen when we integrate the humanities, arts, math, and sciences—not when we isolate them. Whether you’re a high schooler, a college student, or a recent graduate like Emily, I hope this episode inspires you to embrace all sides of yourself and find balance beyond a one-dimensional path. Life is what you make of it!
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Ep 15: From Judge to Professor, Women in law!

Hey everyone! Welcome to Episode 15!I want to start by sincerely apologizing for missing last week’s upload and thanking you all for your patience.
I’m truly honored to welcome Professor Nak Hee Hyun, who currently teaches Civil Procedure at Sungkyunkwan University in Seoul, South Korea. As a former judge, mother of two, and graduate of Yonsei University and Harvard Law School, Nak-Hee brings an incredibly balanced and insightful perspective on how to stay grounded while juggling multiple roles and responsibilities.
Even if you’re not studying law, there’s so much in this episode for everyone — from reflections on identity and resilience to Nak-Hee’s thoughts on trusting your instincts (though not always!) over those spiraling thoughts we all know too well.
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Thank you, and stay seoul-ful until next week!

Ep 14: Her Voice in the Public Sphere

Welcome back to Episode 14, where I have a fresh, French-infused conversation with Park Chung-Ah, Senior Program Manager of the OECD Asia State-Owned Enterprise Governance Program. We talk about everything from how subtle cultural norms shape policy implementation to how being trilingual transforms cross-national collaboration. And if you’ll excuse my rusty French, I hope this episode offers a fascinating glimpse into the people, ideas, and institutions—like the U.S.P.S. or Fannie Mae—that make our state-owned enterprises work beyond what we see on the surface.
Stay tuned for episode 15! Even I can't wait to see who I'll bump into for my next interview!!
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Ep 13: Baking Joy and French Desserts with Lee Juyeon

Today, I’m joined by Lee Juyeon, the owner of Leepicheep—a charming French-inspired bakery in Seoul known for its homemade, organic creations like tigres (small almond butter cake filled with chocolate), apple pies, and vegetable quiches. Built on the belief that desserts can be just as nourishing and satisfying as main courses when made with care and creativity, Leepicheep embodies balance, warmth, and joy.
Lee doesn’t just bake delicious treats—she cultivates happiness and health through her commitment to premium ingredients, a cozy atmosphere, and her ever-bright smile. Talking with her reminded me how fulfilling it feels to simply follow what you love, without overthinking the future—whether that means reading in bed, revisiting an old piano piece, or listening to nostalgic songs.
Treat yourself to a yummy dessert today! Maybe you'll find a nearby bakery selling tigres or quiches!
 
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Ep 12: Life in Full Swing!

It’s time for Episode 12!I never imagined I’d get the chance to sit down with a former world champion in women’s golf — but here I am with none other than Ryu Soyeon. 
As fierce and competitive as she was on the course, Soyeon reveals a side of herself that’s calm, grounded, and deeply self-aware — qualities that now guide her everyday life. Once carrying the prestigious title of world champion, she’s learned to embrace life beyond the spotlight: lazy Sunday mornings, quirky hobbies, and late-night movies with family.
In this episode, Soyeon shares not only her inspiring journey to becoming a global golf star, but also her beautifully reflective perspective on what it means to live fully, purposefully, and at peace in the next chapter of her life.
Stay tuned for episode 13! Spoiler: it'll be a sweet treat!
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Ep 11: AMSR, not ASMR!

In Episode 11, I chat with April Burch, who leads Berkshire’s Advanced Math and Science Research Program, about her own academic background and current experience as a teacher. From guiding bright, eager high school researchers to reflecting on her own journey as a woman in STEM, April reminds us to seize any opportunity to delve deeply into our interests, whether in math, science, the humanities, or the arts.
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Ep 10: Who Doesn't Love An All-Inclusive Gummy Vitamin?

I’m thrilled to be joined by Kim Sun-Kyung, the visionary CEO and founder of Wicked Lab—a brand redefining inner beauty and health with fun, innovative gummy vitamins for all ages. One simple thought sparked her journey: “Since we all have to take vitamins anyway, why not make the process enjoyable?” From that moment, Wicked Lab was born—offering nutrient-packed gummies that are not only healthy but irresistibly delicious, turning a daily routine into something people actually look forward to.
Kim Sun-Kyung’s story is a powerful reminder that even the smallest realization can blossom into a movement—if you’re bold enough to chase it.
Thank you for supporting Seoulful Sisters through 10 incredible weeks. I’ll keep bringing you inspiring voices while you relax, listen, and connect!
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Ep 9: Turning Ideas Into Cinema

Welcome back! Thank you for being patient with me over the past weeks. I'm so happy to be back. In this episode, I sit down with screenwriter Kim Soo-hyun (김수현), who is currently developing the feature film Sati. We talk about her journey from working as an assistant director on sets to crafting her own stories, the challenges women face in the film industry, and how cultural traditions inspired her latest screenplay. Tune in for a thoughtful conversation on creativity, resilience, and the importance of women’s voices in the film industry!
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See you guys next week with episode 10:)!