From a childhood shaped by storytelling to becoming the creator of Pachinko, Soo Hugh reflects on the power of stories to build empathy and connection. Her journey explores identity, imagination, and the responsibility of using storytelling to help us better understand one another.

Kevin Woo recounts his journey from K-pop idol to solo artist and performer. His story reflects growth, creativity, and redefining identity beyond the spotlight.

Filmmaker So Yun Um draws from her upbringing to tell deeply personal, community-driven stories. Her work captures the complexities of identity, memory, and belonging.

Growing up biracial, Anthony Hull grappled with belonging before ultimately embracing being fully Black and fully Korean. Today, he tells the stories he’s always wanted to see through his work in film and production.

A curiosity sparked by music led Aaron Choe to Korea, where he ultimately built a life as a creative. His journey reflects exploration, identity, and embracing culture firsthand.