WIA [WIA Languages Day 14/221] Inuktitut Eastern – Language of Eternity Carved on Ice 2025/10/23 [03:12]
WIA [WIA Languages Day 16/221] Mi’kmaq – The Atlantic Voice Rising from Digital Waters 2025/10/23 [01:08]
WIA [WIA Languages Day 24/221] Upper Sorbian – A Slavic Heart Beating in the Heart of Germany 2025/10/22 [19:40]
WIA [WIA Languages Day 25/221] Upper Sorbian – The Last Slavic Flame in Germany’s Heart 2025/10/22 [18:11]
WIA [WIA Languages Day 27/221] Mirandese – Portugal’s Second Language, A Thousand-Year Echo Beyond the Mountains 2025/10/22 [17:17]
WIA [WIA Languages Day 19/221] Cimbrian Language – A Thousand-Year Song in the Alps 2025/10/22 [14:38]
WIA [WIA Languages Day 15/221] Innu-aimun – The Tornado That Echoed Around the World 2025/10/22 [13:08]
미분류 [100 Years Ago Today] October 1, 1925 – Korea’s Population Revealed: 19.5 Million Under Census 2025/10/21 [11:43]
미분류 [History Lives On – Gojoseon] Episode 2: Between Myth and History – How to Read the Dangun Story 2025/10/21 [11:12]
미분류 [History Lives On – Gojoseon] Episode 3: From Lute-shaped to Slender Daggers – The Independence of Gojoseon 2025/10/21 [08:43]
미분류 [History Lives On – Gojoseon] Episode 4: The Eight Laws of Gojoseon – East Asia’s First Written Code? 2025/10/21 [07:13]
미분류 [History Lives On – Gojoseon] Episode 10: Wiman’s Coup – A Turning Point in Political History 2025/10/20 [23:48]
미분류 [100 Years Ago Today] October 2, 1925 – When Television Was Born While Korea Prepared for a Shrine 2025/10/20 [20:20]
미분류 History Lives On – Gojoseon] Episode 5: Korea’s UNESCO World Heritage Dolmens – The Megalithic Mystery 2025/10/20 [19:18]
미분류 [History Lives On – Gojoseon] Episode 6: Daily Life Through Mumun Pottery – A Day in Ancient Korea Subtitle: Ordinary Lives 2,500 Years Ago 2025/10/20 [18:50]
