Mia

Um, and moments filled with hope because what they do is they're like these moments of, um, I don't even know how to describe it, but it's like putting our hope on steroids and these moments. Cause it like fast forwards, everything like, you know what, this is where everything is headed, which means that we know there's more. And it, and it, and that's how we kind of find this weird piece, um,

Um, and moments filled with hope because what they do is they're like these moments of, um, I don't even know how to describe it, but it's like putting our hope on steroids and these moments. Cause it like fast forwards, everything like, you know what, this is where everything is headed, which means that we know there's more. And it, and it, and that's how we kind of find this weird piece, um,

in the moments that would wreck a lot of other people.

in the moments that would wreck a lot of other people.

in the moments that would wreck a lot of other people.

Did that kind of kill the mood sometimes? Are they like, I'm out on that?

Did that kind of kill the mood sometimes? Are they like, I'm out on that?

Did that kind of kill the mood sometimes? Are they like, I'm out on that?

They say that they say you were weird and you were like, yep, I sure.

They say that they say you were weird and you were like, yep, I sure.

They say that they say you were weird and you were like, yep, I sure.

Welcome to It Could Happen Here, a podcast about the worst coups in all of history. I'm your host, Bia Wong. And we are returning to one of the worst coups I have ever seen. Because a whole bunch more stuff has happened in our most recent unbelievably dogshit coup in South Korea. The six-hour coup in which President Yoon declared martial law and tried to shut down the National Assembly.

Welcome to It Could Happen Here, a podcast about the worst coups in all of history. I'm your host, Bia Wong. And we are returning to one of the worst coups I have ever seen. Because a whole bunch more stuff has happened in our most recent unbelievably dogshit coup in South Korea. The six-hour coup in which President Yoon declared martial law and tried to shut down the National Assembly.

Welcome to It Could Happen Here, a podcast about the worst coups in all of history. I'm your host, Bia Wong. And we are returning to one of the worst coups I have ever seen. Because a whole bunch more stuff has happened in our most recent unbelievably dogshit coup in South Korea. The six-hour coup in which President Yoon declared martial law and tried to shut down the National Assembly.

And then the National Assembly... got together and voted to end the martial law, and then it stopped. Extremely bizarre and baffling series of events. And, you know, when we last left our intrepid heroes, the people of South Korea, they had just successfully overturned a coup. No one quite knew what was going to happen in the aftermath.

And then the National Assembly... got together and voted to end the martial law, and then it stopped. Extremely bizarre and baffling series of events. And, you know, when we last left our intrepid heroes, the people of South Korea, they had just successfully overturned a coup. No one quite knew what was going to happen in the aftermath.

And then the National Assembly... got together and voted to end the martial law, and then it stopped. Extremely bizarre and baffling series of events. And, you know, when we last left our intrepid heroes, the people of South Korea, they had just successfully overturned a coup. No one quite knew what was going to happen in the aftermath.

We knew an impeachment vote was coming, a vote to impeach President Yoon. The reason we're coming back to this, though, is that the aftermath of all of this has been absolutely baffling. And I think this has all been lost in the news cycle because about a trillion things are happening right now. But the situation in South Korea has been unbelievably weird.

We knew an impeachment vote was coming, a vote to impeach President Yoon. The reason we're coming back to this, though, is that the aftermath of all of this has been absolutely baffling. And I think this has all been lost in the news cycle because about a trillion things are happening right now. But the situation in South Korea has been unbelievably weird.

We knew an impeachment vote was coming, a vote to impeach President Yoon. The reason we're coming back to this, though, is that the aftermath of all of this has been absolutely baffling. And I think this has all been lost in the news cycle because about a trillion things are happening right now. But the situation in South Korea has been unbelievably weird.