Professor Lee Ho-sun gave a refreshingly frank Q&A interview like a soda ahead of the first broadcast of "Lee Ho-sun's Cider."
The SBS Plus show "Lee Ho-sun's Cider," which premieres at 10 a.m. on the 29th, is a real talk counseling show that refreshingly cracks open viewers' stifling worries with an unconventional "cider solution." Professor Lee Ho-sun and comedian Kim Ji-min will serve as two MCs and address the "villain" stories in human relationships that anyone has experienced at least once, resolving them through the most realistic yet most satisfying, unimaginably twist-filled solutions.
Professor Lee Ho-sun, who delivered sharp and cool-hearted realistic advice through projects such as "divorce reflection camp," will, through his eponymous "Lee Ho-sun's Cider," perform villain roles in letters for the first time in his life and play multiple roles from villain acting to realistic counseling as a one-man multi-role powerhouse. In particular, expectations are growing for Professor Lee Ho-sun's distinctive cider eradication methods to be delivered to villains seen in real-life settings under the banner "empathy alone is not the answer."
Below is a full Q&A with Professor Lee Ho-sun
Q1. Why did you decide to appear on "Lee Ho-sun's Cider"?
A. Because it is a program bearing my name and I wanted to share life's cider, I decided to appear. I hope to bring joy and refreshment to lives clogged and stifled, and to be able to utter a proper "life burp."
Q2. You are called by various nicknames such as "cider counselor" and "tiger counselor." Which nickname do you like the most?
A. Actually, I simply prefer the word "counselor." Because I hope to ease someone's pain and make life healthier, whether tiger or cider, the modifier is not important. Many people attach modifiers like tiger or cider thanks to counselors who willingly face someone's pain, but I simply put more emphasis on giving counselors courage and signaling when to stop.
Q3. Why do you think the public cheers for Professor Lee Ho-sun's unique "cider" solutions?
A. I think it's because they face reality while accompanying empathy and deliver a fresh breath for the mind. I believe the honesty and cold-bloodedness not felt in traditional counseling are the distinguishing features of my counseling and of "Lee Ho-sun's Cider."
Q4. How is the chemistry with comedian Kim Ji-min, who co-hosts the show with you?
A. Ji-min is as intelligent and quick-witted as her name suggests. She has a wide range of experiences, a good sense of humor, and above all is warm. I think she would have done very well even if she had become a counselor. Ji-min waits for my impatient moments, sends empathy and admiration in each moment, and cheers me on. With her girlish face expressing every expression and voice of the world and empathizing with each story, who could not have chemistry with Ji-min?
Q5. Through "Lee Ho-sun's Cider," you seem likely to deliver refreshing solutions to problems encountered in various human relationships. Are there any points you would like viewers to watch for?
A. For the most common situations, we will offer new refreshment with twist solutions that break the conventional counseling framework. Unpredictable answers to stifling worries and the frank, pleasant chemistry with Kim Ji-min are also points to watch.
The production team said, "From the first recording, Professor Lee Ho-sun, with his characteristic cold-blooded and strong but refreshing 'realist counseling,' has created a treasury of memorable quotes. Please look forward to it."
Meanwhile, the SBS Plus show "Lee Ho-sun's Cider" will premiere at 10 a.m. on the 29th.
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