The Leader speaks and shows what they watch in the DPRK from dawn to dusk

Welcome to the Yna Peninsula channel—here we talk about how closed countries work. Today we discuss North Korean television, where the cult of personality and propaganda have become an art form. We examine how the state broadcasts begin with the anthem, how prime‑time programming portrays the fight against the Japanese and glorifies leaders, and how even the weather forecast serves ideological purposes. The video explores how North Korean television constructs an image of an ideal society, supports the Kim dynasty, and masks the poverty and isolation that lie beneath the façade of a “great country.”