Join us on the DPRK Live podcast journey where the world of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea opens up right in front of you. Together, we will uncover the backstage of the creation, we will reveal why the author Nina Špitálníková is dedicated to this topic, but we will also reveal what challenges and obstacles she had to overcome on her way.

Secret photos taken by Nina Špitálníková during their studies in North Korea.

In this exceptional collaboration, we delve into a topic that is rarely discussed openly - sexuality in the DPRK. This episode promises to reveal multiple perspectives and explore how sexuality is perceived and experienced in one of the world's most isolated countries. We will bring you closer to how North Korean society perceives topics such as gender roles, relationships, love and sexuality, but we will also touch on the taboos and restrictions that surround these topics.

A realistically captured warm-up of the North Koreans.

Secret recording of North Koreans having fun.

In this special episode, we will look at the questions that the viewers kept sending to Nina Špitálníková.

What is the difference between life in North Korea and in China? How citizens spend their free time, what they can say and do, and what influence government has on their lives. We tried to compare the lifestyle in these two different societies and reveal what it really means to live in states where everyday life is shaped not only by traditions, but also by propaganda and strict control.

In this special episode, we will look at the questions that have been continuously sent to Nina Špitálníková, for the second time!

In the new episode of DPRK, we will reveal to you live the secrets of the media system of one of the most isolated countries in the world. What stages of censorship must each article go through before it reaches the public eye? What is the work of the Corrections Department like – directly through the eyes of a North Korean woman? What is allowed to be written and what should never be published? This episode is based not only on archives and available information, but also on the direct testimony of a person who experienced the harsh censorship processes firsthand.

In this special episode, I have the honor of welcoming one of the most prominent Czech photographers, Jan Šibík, who is currently presenting his exhibition North Korea at Karolin in Prague. Jan Šibík will share with us his impressions and experiences from his travels in the DPRK, how people take photos in this closed country, what surprised him the most, and what stories are hidden behind his images.

In this special on DPRK Live, we take a look at 100 absurdities that North Korean propaganda has written about North Korean leaders or that they have said about themselves.

In this special episode, we look at the questions that viewers have been sending to Nina Špitálníková for the third time!

This is a sample video of the North Korean healthcare system in Pyongyang. It is the most modern hospital in the DPRK. And by sample video, I mean really sample. The Chinese comrades decided to come to Pyongyang and film it in a brotherly way. I probably don't need to write here that the practice doesn't look like the one in this video.