Peak Boredom with Inge and Mars

The way we think about food can be quite tricky to navigate. What kind of foods are we willing to pay for? How much are we willing to pay for? How authentic does it need to be? Join us as we try to start the conversation about how to change the way we perceive food, especially traditional ones, and some thoughts on the food industry. Join our discussion with Dominique as we get a taste of new flavours combined in her recipes! Episodes are also available on YouTube!

New Season New Friends! Our first collaboration of the year and the season with fellow podcasters @rantcollective. Join us as we collectively talk and rant about culture, name butchering, aunties and of course, FOOD! Let's be friends :) Episodes are also available on YouTube!

A career in music isn't easy. Join us and Mirabelle Jien this week as we try to figure out how to navigate commissions, compositions and online creative etiquette.

Welcome to the Season 2 Introduction where you could hear our approach to this round of the podcast and Lauryn doing her grocery organizing?....(maybe us revealing where we rather live than this pandemic... It's chaotic but we're back :)

We are finally at the end of 2020!!!!!!!!!! Watch our S1 FINALE where we reflect and ask us weird questions. Thanks for tuning in. Get ready for Season 2 soon...after our break :p.

Have you ever wondered what it's like behind the scenes of a film and working with different filming equipments? This week's guest is Sandile, who is here to discuss the behind the scenes of a movie along with the complicated meaningful storytelling with movies.

Animation and story telling aside, without the lights there is no movie to see. Here with us this week is Amanda, another member of the @kaghatifilm animation project. Come along as we learn about how lighting affects movies and a little about Amanda's Pixar internship during this COVID summer. .

Animation isn't just about drawing or making sticks move. Join us with our next guest @stanimatestudios as we learn a little bit more about the art of moving pictures

Our guest this week is an up and coming actress, Serina, who is going to talk about the experience, from what it takes to be in the industry to filming on a movie set.

Modelling isn't just about walking down the runway and being a human mannequin. Elexa is here to break the barrier and share her experience being a model while studying fashion psychology in university.

Have you even wondered what it's like to be a journalist? From lifestyle journalism to live reporting, This week's guest, Rachel, is here to share her experience as a budding journalist.

Some live to eat, others eat to live. But have you ever given someone thought into where your food comes from or why you should care? This week, join us as we discuss why we should care about our food and where it comes from.

What is accessibility? Who are we designing accessibility for? This week we have our friend Tania on to help us understand what it means to design for accessibility and how it may not be as simple as it seems.

Conducting medical and health research that is ethical can be difficult. This week's guest, Andini ( @lavendayani ), who is a graduate from The Obama Foundation Scholars Program, will give us insight on how to conduct research that is mindful of the people in the community. - Picture of Andini credit to The Obama Foundation (@obamafoundation).

Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes of a non-profit organization and what urban planning really is? Tune in to this week's guest Chiyi to hear her discuss this topic.

They maybe twins but they're one of a kind. Here's a lighthearted episode featuring our favourite Humans, Hubert and Hugo Leo to talk about what it's like being twins.

Looking for a job is not easy. Our guest this week is here to help us navigate the job market a bit easier.

Interpersonal relationships are hard to understand and even harder to navigate. Listen in on our discussion with Christy, and maybe, just maybe, it will help you navigate yours.

Sometimes we tend to put ourselves in a box. We try to mold ourself into society's expectations. Our guest Benita is here to talk about how she navigated beyond what society tell us.

Work hard, hustle harder. Does that phrase sound familiar? Our guest, Joshua, this week is here to talk about why that might not be the best work philosophy to have. Join us as he talks about providing and receiving feedback in the creative industry.

As we begin to transition to a world of online learning, it is time to look back on what is trupy essential in education. This week we are joined by Diella (@diellagracia), here to tell us how kindergartens are handling the transition and the role of music plays in child psychology.

TW: Brief mention of self-harm. Mental is a different journey for everyone. This week we have Kelly talking about her experience while talking about her passion for fashion.

There are many myths surrounding law and lawyers. Our guest, Reina from @uncovering.indonesia has joined us to bust some of these myths and talk about what it's like to be a woman in law.

A special Indonesian Inpedendece day reflection episode while also reflect on our past episode

Moving away from home is a big journey on its own. Add the pandemic into the mix and you got yourself a recipe for disaster. Tune in to listen to 4 girls, in 3 different countries talk about what it was like to move away from home and how the pandemic has affected them as international students.

How has COVID19 affected clinics and pharmacies? Our guests this week talk to us about how the pandemic has affected how medicine is practiced.

Its easy for us to say we are well travelled but do we truly understand the importance of that uncle that works in a food stall in the sweltering heat or the value of his dishes culturally? From consulting work for the UN ODC, to UN internship application tips and the power of food and travel, watch as Tuna imparts his wisdom on, in his words, us "young people."

Ever wonder what it is like to grow up Sri Lankan in a Japanese countryside? Listen to our next guest Ayumi rant about her upbringing, weird birth story in a university and how she survived the Fukushima earthquake stories.

What happens when you put a biotechnologist, an engineer, a green infrastructure investment analyst and a city planner in one call? We all agreed that the only way we can solve climate change is if we work collectively and collaborative together to understand the complexity of climate change with appropriate local Sustainable Practices! Tune in what that means.

Get to know your hosts, Mars and Inge and find out more about our podcast. From sneak peaks to our future episodes to dream guests, join our hosts in an attempt to survive Masters and avoid writing our dissertations. :)

Join us on a convo with Lauryn as she talks about what it is like to be a composer, the stigma against music students in Asia and other fun random topics