Disguised as a podcast, homeroom is a storytelling project reimagining education systems that prioritize collaboration over competition.  Using the human-centered design framework, homeroom facilitates the sharing of stories that have shaped our relationships to ourselves and others. 

While the first three seasons focused on one-on-one conversations, season 4 focuses on synthesizing what 100+ people have said over the past couple of years. Each episode in season 4 is a 6-7K word essay that makes an argument around one issue that is getting in the way of our education systems producing empathetic citizens driven to change the world. 

One Woman's Resistance is a collection of 10 (non fiction) short stories about the first female singer-songwriter of Korea (my mom), the impact of her music on democratic students leading the resistance against fascism in 1970s Korea, and why her legacy is relevant to my lived experiences in America in 2026. 

The attached sample only includes 3 of the 10 stories. The full collection of 10 short stories will be published in MENT Magazine in March, and will also become the foundation for a musical I am currently writing in collaboration with my mom.

Home to various media projects that facilitate cross-cultural conversations through connection, collaboration, and curiosity, gyoposdotcom is a third space bridging Korea to its diaspora. 

HOMEWORK is a web series set in a dystopian America manufactured by an unhinged president. With schools that prize test scores over morals and a media environment that publishes alternative news to preserve an inequitable balance of power, the culture documented in HOMEWORK reflects in many ways the state of our own nation. In its pilot episode, HOMEWORK imagines what our public schools might look like in a near future where even today’s scant political oversight is compromised.

Logline: A biracial teenager suffers through a secret government directive placing prisoners in underserved schools to undermine minority students.