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Hot or Not: Emma and Dan are here to talk about some hot issues, including students being allowed to dye and perm their hair, backpacks on public transport, smartphone dependency and Claudia Kim playing Nagini in the Harry Potter spinoff. Tune in and let us know what you think!
Dailypedia: If you think that you would never allow yourself to be implanted with a microchip, you may want to think twice. While there is the potential for a lot of nefarious uses when it comes to microchip implants, there's also hope that they could revolutionize healthcare.
Earlier this week, a committee organized by the Seoul city government met to set the new minimum fare for Seoul taxis at 4,000 won.
Question of the day: What is your favorite memory from your time listening to "This, That & Amy"?
Seoul Mates: Cam is back in the studio with the Seoul Mates OG, Koby. They're going to be talking about their time on the show and what it was like to work in radio.
Dailypedia: Back in the 1960s, young people hungry for a hipper kind of radio found a loophole in broadcast laws that would allow them to run their own independent stations, as long as they did so from international waters, and pirate radio was born. Today, it's still thriving.
A telecommunications company released data earlier this week that shows that the average worker in Korea is working shorter days following the reduction of hours in the official workweek.
Question of the day: What's your favorite thing to do to relax after work on a weekday?
Dailypedia: While traveling involves meeting lots of interesting people, it rarely leads to a connection that lasts. But sometimes the people you meet in transit end up being the most important people in your life.
A recent survey showed that financial security is ranked as the number one priority among Korean in terms of what they hope to have in old age, above both family and health.
Question of the day: What do you think will be the most important thing to you when you reach old age?
Dailypedia: Have you ever finished a huge meal, only to find you suddenly have more room in your stomach once dessert is brought out? Well, there's actually a scientific reason behind the phenomenon known as dessert stomach.
A popular organic bakery was recently busted buying cookies and roll cakes from warehouse stores and chain bakeries and repackaging them as their own, organic baked goods while selling them with a huge markup.
Question of the day: What's your favorite dessert?
Life Lab: Dan and Sujan are in the studio to talk about last week's challenge, which was to set some new goals. Are there any goals that you've set recently?
Dailypedia: Experts always tell us that we should be specific when setting goals, but a new study found that setting specific goals for happiness could backfire.
A new survey released yesterday found that women are happier living alone in Korea than men are, and that happiness gap widened as the age of the respondents increased.
Questions of the day: What is one aspect of your life that you would like to change in order to be happier?