In this episode, we will delve into the emotional and courageous world of a North Korean refugee, whose story we already presented to you in the series Eyes of a Refugee. In this episode, I will introduce you to the broader social context in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, especially the concept of marriage, divorce and addiction. The piece will be based on personal narratives and interviews with people who have left the DPRK, but also on the official opinions of the DPRK.

In this episode, we return to an open interview with a North Korean soldier. This episode will focus on analysis about the key themes that were revealed during the interview - war, homosexuality and the view of North Korean society on these issues.

In one of the interviews, we were able to meet a man of quite significant status (contemporary witness). Therefore, today we will look at the humans positions and the caste system in North Korea.

This episode will reveal what life is like for women in a regime that is often surrounded by secrecy and propaganda. We will show how the development of women in North Korean society was and in what ways North Korean society's steps were innovative.

Political and labor camps in the DPRK. What is their purpose, who ends up in them and what are their conditions? This episode will give us a deeper look at the harshest reality of the North Korean regime.

In this episode, we look at education in the DPRK. As Kim Il-song once said in a speech: "Education is the most important tool for building a new man."

In this episode, we delve into the workings of the rationing system in North Korea – one of the mechanisms by which the regime ensures control over the population. How does this system work? What does it mean for ordinary North Koreans in their daily lives? How is the situation in the capital Pyongyang different from rural areas? And what was the historical background? You will learn all this in the new episode of DPRK Live.