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Episod kali ini kami bawakan figura Wanita berpengaruh di Sabah, beliau adalah Ketua Pergerakan Wanita Gagasan Rakyat Sabah, yang juga setiausaha Politik Ketua Menteri Sabah kini.Bahanda Effect yang kini hangat diperkatakan di kalangan ahli politik negeri begitu juga cerita kawanan kedai kopi, kerana adik beradik beliau ini semuanya memegang parlimen dan Kawasan masing-masing malah, berlainan ideologi.Adakah mereka bertengkar sesama mereka? Adakah mereka berpaling muka kerana berlainan pendapat? Adakah beliau akan bertanding ? dan di DUN mana?Jom kita lungsuri episode mantap bersama Datuk Redonah ini di YouTube Mahupun spotify..share share ya guys!KITA JAGA SABAH, KITA BANGKIT, satu gerakan atau movements yang menyatupadukan rakyat Sabah, tidak kira usia, agama serta bangsa. KJSKB Podcast memberi focus kepada knowledge based lifestyle dengan penerapan informasi strategik secara santai terhadap rasa cinta kita kepada Sabah, negeri kesayangan semua. Ayuh, kenali kami di semua social media kami hari ini. Iklankan product kamu dan perkhidmatan kamu bersama dengan podcast no 1 di Sabah hari ini. Email kami di kinabalupodcast@gmail.com Dengarkan Podcast No #1 di Sabah di Spotify dan YouTube hari ini. #fyp #no1podcastinsabah #podcastno1sabah #no1podcast #viralpodcast #podcastviral #fyp #kinabalupodcast. #kitajagasabahkitabangkit #kitajagasabah #kitabangkit #podcastsabah #kjskb

S18E4 : EP#7 Kita Jaga Sabah bersama Sakinah aka Shahrizan TahirThis week on Kita Jaga Sabah Podcast, kita jemput Sakinah, content creator yang bukan saja lucu, tapi tinggi dengan semangat juang. Dari buat video sendiri sampai jadi suara anak muda Sabah, dia buktikan kalau kita konsisten, rezeki tidak salah alamat.Bukan senang, tapi tetap jalan terusssss.Mari kita dengar podkas penama sebenar Shahrizan Tahir!#KitaJagaSabahKITA JAGA SABAH, KITA BANGKIT, satu gerakan atau movements yang menyatupadukan rakyat Sabah, tidak kira usia, agama serta bangsa. KJSKB Podcast memberi focus kepada knowledge based lifestyle dengan penerapan informasi strategik secara santai terhadap rasa cinta kita kepada Sabah, negeri kesayangan semua. Ayuh, kenali kami di semua social media kami hari ini.  Iklankan product kamu dan perkhidmatan kamu bersama dengan podcast no 1 di Sabah hari ini. Email kami di kinabalupodcast@gmail.com Dengarkan Podcast No #1 di Sabah di Spotify dan YouTube hari ini.  #fyp #no1podcastinsabah #podcastno1sabah #no1podcast #viralpodcast #podcastviral #fyp #kinabalupodcast. #kitajagasabahkitabangkit #kitajagasabah #kitabangkit #podcastsabah #kjskb

S17E11 : EP#5 Kita Jaga Sabah berama Jo-Anna Sue Henley Rampas‘Beauty with brain', ayat paling pantang dia dengar, jangan cuba-cuba mau kasi itu reference sama dia!Dalam episod Kita Jaga Sabah kali ini, kita bawakan Jo-Anna Sue Henley Rampas — dulu dalam politik (masih lagi kah?), aktivis wanita, bekas Unduk Ngadau dan penyanyi (jangan main-main suara dia!). Dengar-dengar pursuing her doctorate currently?Kita cerita-cerita pasal apa jadi lepas politik, her dreams for Sabah, dan realiti jadi wanita bersuara dalam dunia yang kadang-kadang ‘ndak mau mendengar'.Santai ja ni — tapi macam biasalah, yang santai tu selalunya paling tajam.#KitaJagaSabah #JoAnnaRampas#KJSKBPodcast#KitaJagaSabah#SabahMajuJaya KITA JAGA SABAH, KITA BANGKIT, satu gerakan atau movements yang menyatupadukan rakyat Sabah, tidak kira usia, agama serta bangsa. KJSKB Podcast memberi focus kepada knowledge based lifestyle dengan penerapan informasi strategik secara santai terhadap rasa cinta kita kepada Sabah, negeri kesayangan semua. Ayuh, kenali kami di semua social media kami hari ini.  Iklankan product kamu dan perkhidmatan kamu bersama dengan podcast no 1 di Sabah hari ini. Email kami di kinabalupodcast@gmail.com Dengarkan Podcast No #1 di Sabah di Spotify dan YouTube hari ini.  #fyp #no1podcastinsabah #podcastno1sabah #no1podcast #viralpodcast #podcastviral #fyp #kinabalupodcast. #kitajagasabahkitabangkit #kitajagasabah #kitabangkit #podcastsabah #kjskb

S17E10 : EP#4 Kita Jaga Sabah berama Azrul Ibrahim, Pengarah IKRAR Sabah!Harini kita ndak cerita Kosong ja…Dalam episod ‘Kita Jaga Sabah' kali ini, kita bersama Tuan Azrul Ibrahim —Pengarah IKRAR, pemimpin muda dengan hati besar dan visi yang bukan alang-alang…Seorang yang bukan sahaja memperjuangkan aspirasi dan hak anak muda Sabah,tetapi juga optimis bahawa rakyat Sabah boleh bersatu hati —untuk mencipta sebuah negeri yang lebih maju, berdaya saing, dan bermaruah.Mari kita dengar bicara yang penuh wawasan,diselang-seli dengan punchline yang ndak dijangka…— sebab kalau dia serius saja, bukan Cikgu Azrul lah namanya…

S17E8 : EP#3 Kita Jaga Sabah berama Professor Madya Dr Bilcher BalaBanyak kami tengok di medsos makin rancak orang cerita pasal MA63, perjuangan MA63, ‘Kita mesti fight kita punya MA63!'… membuatkan saya sama kenny tertanya-tanya, adakah majoriti kita faham apa itu MA63? Sebab kami pun tidak faham 100%?Bila kami buat research siapa ‘ngam' kami panggil sebagai guest untuk membahas dan educate kita tentang isu ini… nama beliau ni paling banyak orang suggest. Dr Bilcher Bala.Siapa Dr Bilcher ni?Dr. Bilcher Bala is an Associate Professor of History at the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) . Born on October 8, 1967, in Miri, Sarawak, he is of Kelabit ethnicity . His research interests encompass various aspects of Malaysian and Bornean history, including the history of Sabah and Sarawak during British colonial rule, the Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63), indigenous communities such as the Kelabit, Lundayeh, and Lun Bawang, and maritime archaeology . He has contributed to multiple research projects, including studies on the legal historical context of Sarawak's claim over oil and gas jurisdiction and the role of indigenous leadership in political change . Ini bilang si ongol Wiki, bah mari kita dengar KJS Podkas minggu ini bersama Dr Bilcher Bala!KITA JAGA SABAH, KITA BANGKIT, satu gerakan atau movements yang menyatupadukan rakyat Sabah, tidak kira usia, agama serta bangsa. KJSKB Podcast memberi focus kepada knowledge based lifestyle dengan penerapan informasi strategik secara santai terhadap rasa cinta kita kepada Sabah, negeri kesayangan semua. Ayuh, kenali kami di semua social media kami hari ini. Check us out! https://linktr.ee/kinabalupodcastIklankan product kamu dan perkhidmatan kamu bersama dengan podcast no 1 di Sabah hari ini. Email kami di kinabalupodcast@gmail.com Dengarkan Podcast No #1 di Sabah di Spotify dan YouTube hari ini.  #fyp #no1podcastinsabah #podcastno1sabah #no1podcast #viralpodcast #podcastviral #fyp #kinabalupodcast. #kitajagasabahkitabangkit #kitajagasabah #kitabangkit #podcastsabah #kjskb

‘Kita Jaga SABAH, Kita Bangkit'!Bersama-Sama Richado dan Kenny, membawa anda menyelami keindahan dan keunikan negeri Sabah dengan mengetengahkan topik-topik yang pelbagai berkisarkan tentang Negeri  Sabah, termasuk budaya, sosio-ekonomi, belia, sukan, dan banyak lagi!! Agak pening kami memerah otak berfikir siapa patut menjadi jemputan pertama KJSKB podkas. Mestilah kami mahukan seorang yang boleh memberikan impak kan? Seorang yang petah berkata-kata, mungkin ‘borderline controversy?'. Terbaca nukilan terkini beliau di medsos tentang isu ‘Mimi Fly lagu berkemban'. Nahhh, tiada yang lain, dia lah patut kita jemput bilang si Kenny! Ayuh, kita dengar luahan, rintihan, perkongsian dan harapan seorang insan yang cukup ‘passionate' tentang negeri kesayangannya! Prof. Madya Datuk Dr. Ramzah Dambul, atau Dr. Rem, ketua pegawai eksekutif Institut for Development Studies Sabah! Check us out!https://linktr.ee/kinabalupodcast Iklankan product kamu dan perkhidmatan kamu bersama dengan podcast no 1 di Sabah hari ini.  Email kami di kinabalupodcast@gmail.com  Dengarkan Podcast No #1 di Sabah di :Spotify: http://bitly.ws/JRURGoogle Podcasts: https://rb.gy/ttt01 Apple Podcasts: https://rb.gy/e0mux #fyp #no1podcastinsabah #podcastno1sabah #no1podcast #viralpodcast #podcastviral #fyp #kinabalupodcast. #kitajagasabahkitabangkit #kitajagasabah #kitabangkit #podcastsabah #kjskb  

**THIS EPISODE CONTAINS FULL SPOILERS** A Stephen King vampire story that takes place in Maine? SIGN US UP, AYUH! Today on the pod, we're covering King's classic novel (and one of his first!), 'Salem's Lot, and its long-delayed film adaptation of the same name. The film was dumped on streaming, but Laura and Danny got the opportunity to see it early in theaters. Ain't nuttin better than watching a Halloween romp with a packed audience, ayuh! #SalemsLot #StephenKing #FilmisLitPod #DannyGaylord #LewisPullman #AlfreWoodard #BillCamp #KurtBarlow #Vampires #Dracula #Halloween #BenMears #GaryDauberman #Maine #MovieReview #BookvsMovie #Bookreview #MovieAdaptation

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Ayuh tonton Pendekar Awang: Darah Indera Gajah, filem yang masih hangat di pawagam sekarang! Selepas 12 jam tayangan, filem patriotik ini dilaporkan kutip setengah juta ringgit. Jadi, jom dengar apa kata pelakon-pelakonnya, Fattah Amin, Fazura, Ali Karimi dan Andy Teh tentang kehebatan filem ini.

Ayuh revolusi diri sendiri! Ikuti AWANI Pagi dalam sesi temubual bersama Pakar Psikologi Kaunseling UPNM, Prof. Datuk Dr. Mohd Fadzil Che Din, untuk mencungkil rahsia dan tips 'reset' diri bersempena permulaan musim tahun baru. #AWANIpagi

Laporan berita padat dan ringkas #AWANI745 bersama Nickyson Nyambar  Tumpuan #AWANI745 malam ini: Lebih 8,000 kematian di Gaza, tentera Israel masuk fasa kedua.   Rakyat Malaysia di Gaza jadi sasaran tentera Israel. Ayuh perangi pencemaran sungai seluruh negara. Mangsa banjir minta baiki segera infrastruktur, bukan beri statistik mangsa. #AWANInews #IsraelCuak

Laporan berita padat dan ringkas #AWANI745 bersama Nickyson Nyambar  Tumpuan #AWANI745 malam ini: Lebih 8,000 kematian di Gaza, tentera Israel masuk fasa kedua.   Rakyat Malaysia di Gaza jadi sasaran tentera Israel. Ayuh perangi pencemaran sungai seluruh negara. Mangsa banjir minta baiki segera infrastruktur, bukan beri statistik mangsa. #AWANInews #IsraelCuak

In this week's episode, we discuss writing dialogue in fiction, and share eight tips & tricks for writing better dialogue. TRANSCRIPT 00:00:00 Introduction, Writing Updates, and a Reader Question Hello, everyone. Welcome to Episode 162 of the Pulp Writer Show. My name is Jonathan Moeller. Today is July the 26th, 2023. And today we're going to discuss some tips and tricks about how to write dialogue. You may notice that I'm recording this a few days earlier than usual. There's some things coming up in the next few days I want to get a jump on, so I'm getting the episode recorded early so I can still get it out. First up, some updates on my current writing projects.  I am now 72,000 words into Dragonskull: Crown of the Gods, which puts me at Chapter 16 of 20 of the book, so I am past the 75% mark and I'm hoping to wrap up the rough draft soon, possibly the week this episode will come out. After that I will write the bonus short story that I will give away for free to my newsletter subscribers. I think it's going to be called The Final Shield this time, and if all goes well, Dragonskull: Curse of the Orcs, no, Dragonskull: Crown of the Gods will be out sometime in August. Dragonskull: Curse of the Orcs is the audiobook that I am currently proof-listening to and that should hopefully be out towards the end of August or possibly September. Once Dragonskull: Crown of the Gods is out and published, the next project will be Silent Order: Pulse Hand, the final book in the Silent Order science fiction series. So it'll be exciting to get to that to finish the Dragonskull and the Silent Order series back-to-back. You might remember, on last's week show that I had a 10,000 word day, while writing Dragonskull: Crown of the Gods, and I'm pleased to report that I've had a second 10,000 word day while writing Dragonskull: Crown of the Gods, which makes sure makes my second 10K word day of 2023. Since I had only one of those in 2022, this is very gratifying. If I remember right, I had nine in 2021 and 22 of them in 2020. Well, there wasn't much else to do in 2020 except write, which I'm sure we can all recall it quite well. Before we get to our main topic of writing dialogue, we have a question from reader Judy, who asks: Are you finished with Caina? And the answer to that is no. After I write Silent Order: Pulse Hand, the next book I'm planning to write will be Ghost in the Serpent, the first book of the Ghost Armor series and hopefully that will be out sometime this fall, if all goes well. 00:02:19 Introduction to Main Topic: Writing Dialogue Now on to our main topic of the week: writing dialogue. The thing about writing dialogue is that it's often tricky because the way people talk is frequently very, very different from clear and lucid prose. Conversations are often rambling and incoherent, even to the participants. The tricky part when writing fiction is that 1: you're writing a story, and you need to move things along and 2: you want the dialogue to be comprehensible so people don't abandon reading your story. However, you don't want your dialogue to sound like two computers exchanging precisely written and grammatically accurate factoids. How to strike a balance between these points? Here are some tips and tricks for writing interesting dialogue: 00:03:02 Tip #1 Speech Should Reflect the Character Who is Speaking Number One: Remember that speech shouldn't sound like prose, and it should reflect the character who is speaking. Consider the following sentence: Maura parked her car at the gas station on the corner of 48th and Truman. Now if she needed to convey that information in dialogue, you just repeat that like this: “I parked my car at the gas station on the corner of 48th and Truman”, said Maura. However, unless the character tends to speak very precisely, most people will not talk that way. It will probably sound more like this: “Yeah. Parked over at the gas station on 48th”, said Maura. “You know, the one across from the dry cleaner.” Or depending on Maura's personality, it might be more like this: “You know that gas station where Jenkins threw up in the aisle?” said Maura. “Parked the car there. Yeah. I didn't go inside. Places is a dump. They may not have cleaned up the puke yet.” Dialogue as we know is often a reflection of personality. If Maura was a law enforcement officer setting a trap for a bank robber, she might say like this: “Parked at the gas station on 48th and Truman”, said Maura, “Ready and in position. No sign of the suspect.” But if she was a criminal who had left stolen merchandise in the car for her contact pickup, you might say like this: “Car's at the gas station across from the dry cleaners”, said Maura. “The one where Jenkins threw up after the 5th vodka martini, you remember. Stuff's in the trunk.” Dialogue will generally be less precise than clear prose and should reflect the character's personality whenever possible. 00:04:29 Tip #2: Avoid Info Dumping Number Two: avoid info dumping. One common technique is to use dialogue to convey information about the story to the reader. This can be done well, or it can be done clumsily. Science fiction and fantasy writers, alas tend to fall into this trap all too often because we have exotic concepts to explain to the audience, but you can see the problem very easily when it's done badly. Let's use a modern day example. Jenkins and Maura are about to fly on a plane departing from an American airport, and Maura has never flown before, so Jenkins needs to explain how a TSA security check works. In real life, the conversation would probably go like this: “So what am I supposed to do here?” said Maura Jennings sighed. “Didn't you read the PDF I sent you?” She rolled her eyes. “Fine”, said Jenkins. “Look, you put your stuff in these plastic tubs and then you take off your shoes and go through the scanner. Since you're wearing a tank top and TSA guys are usually pervs, you're going to get the enhanced pat down.” He feigned groping his own chest. “Don't be a jerk.” Now a writer succumbing to info dumping would probably have the conversation go like this: “So what am I supposed to do here?” said Maura. Jenkins turned to her. “As you know, Maura, in the aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, the United States Congress passed the Aviation and Transportation Security Act, which created the Transportation Security Administration, which henceforth would have authority over civilian airport security on United States soil. Initially part of the Transportation Department, the TSA was moved under the authority of Homeland Security when that department was created in March of 2003….” You see the problem? No one actually talks that way in real life. The problem comes in when writers use infodumping and dialogue as a shortcut to worldbuilding. Fantasy and science fiction writers succumb to that temptation a lot, but we're not the only ones. Thriller writers, mystery writers, and romance writers whose protagonists have a lot of back story tend to fall into the shortcut as well. The better way to deal with this is with just enough information in the dialogue for the conversation to make sense, but to leave out enough that the reader is interested in finding out what is going to happen. Humans are innately curious. This is why when someone mentions something interesting that you've never heard before (like for example, your new boss is recently divorced and now engaged to the departmental secretary), the conversation immediately moves in that direction. But if two fictional characters mention something the reader hasn't heard before, they aren't obliged to explain it to the reader immediately, which will help hold their interest. For example, let's go back to Jenkins and Maura: “You've seriously never been on a plane before,” said Jenkins as Maura collected her stuff from the TSA's plastic tubs. “Nope”, said Maura, her frown edging towards a scowl. “Why not?” “Tyler was always going to take me to LA”, said Maura. “Where are we going next?” Her expression said further questions would not receive any answers, so they continued to the gate. In the story, if this is the first mention of Tyler, it adds a bit of mystery. Who is Tyler and why is Maura mad at him? If this is a romance, Tyler could be her ex. If this is a mystery or a thriller novel, Tyler could be a fellow criminal or another law enforcement officer. Not only is this closer to the way that real people actually talk, it provides a bit of a minor hook to keep the reader interested in the book and to keep the reader reading on. 00:07:40 Tip #3: Subtext Number Three: One of the most incredibly annoying things about human conversation is that people rarely say what they actually mean, and the surface topic of the conversation is often unconnected with the real meaning of the conversation. This is called subtext. One of the most common examples is Sherlock Holmes and his archnemesis Professor Moriarty playing chess. Holmes and Moriarity are discussing the game, but that's just the surface conversation. They're really talking about their rivalry. Or a Mafia thug walks into a shop and tells the owner that these rickety old buildings really need to have fire insurance. The Mafia guy isn't talking about the fire code or actually selling insurance. He's giving the subtle warning to the owner that he needs to pay protection money or his business is going to start suffering “accidents.” This can take place in less fraught circumstances. Like for example, a woman is angry than a man has been promoted over her at work. Rather than address the issue, she might start complaining about the contents of the vending machines, or insisting that every new project is doomed to failure. The contents of the vending machine or the scope of the project are irrelevant. The subtext to her complaints is that she's not happy she wasn't promoted. Communication breakdown can occur when the person speaking thinks their subtext is obvious and clear, but the person listening (listening, that's hard to say), but the person listening misses it entirely. Let's have some examples. Say Maura and Jenkins both worked for MegaCorp and Maura thinks the current district manager is incompetent and wants the job for herself. “Profits are down, production is down, and turnover is way up,” said Mora. “This can't keep going on.” “Uh-huh”, said Jenkins. “And I suppose you have a great idea about how to fix it?” Maura put her hands on her hips and glared at him. “Well, what if I do? Someone needs to step up and fix things.” In this conversation, Maura isn't flat out saying “I want to be the district manager.” She's just saying that things aren't going well and they need to be fixed. Indeed, she doesn't mention the district manager job at all. But it's immediately obvious to Jenkins (and hopefully to the reader), that Maura wants the job. If Jenkins misses the subtext, it might cause a conflict with Maura: “Profits are down, production is down, and turnover is way up,” said Maura. “This can't keep going on.” Jenkins shrugged. “The economy is bad. Inflation's up. Can't do much about that.” Maura folded her arms over her chest and glared at him. “Maybe we need some new leadership.” Jenkins groaned. “From where? We would need another search committee.” “An internal hire would be a better choice.” Jenkins laughed. “The people who already work here are idiots. If we did an internal search for a district manager, we'd probably end up with one even dumber than the one we already have.” Maura scoffed, shook her head, and stalked off. Jenkins watched her go, wondering what had annoyed her so much. Maybe those high heels were pinching her toes. So subtext can be a way to make dialogue more interesting to the reader, which leads us to the opposite of this technique: 00:10:40 Tip #4: The Character is Imagining a Subtext That Doesn't Exist Number Four: the character is imagining a subtext that doesn't actually exist. This happens all the time in real life, where people impute meanings to your speech that you didn't actually intend. Examples are myriad and you can no doubt think of several you have personally experienced from off the top of your head. For example, say someone invites you to a movie and you declined to go, saying that you don't feel up to it, maybe your stomach is upset. You have a headache, your knees hurt, or you're simply exhausted or broke and don't feel like going, but if you felt better or had more money, you would go to the movie. Except the person who invited you takes it as a personal insult, even though that wasn't your intent and not the subtext at all. The person who invited you imagined a subtext to your answer that did not exist.  This also happens a lot on social media, where a lot of the visual and auditory cues that usually accompany conversation are absent. No doubt you like me, you can think of many examples. A great example from fiction is from J.R.R. Tolkien's Unfinished Tales, which is a collection of side writings and alternate drafts from when Tolkien was working on Lord of the Rings. In one section, Gandalf the Grey is speaking with Saruman the White, and they're discussing the problem of the One Ring. As they talk, Gandalf is smoking a pipe and blowing smoke rings. And Saruman (who by this time has fallen to Evil and is seeking the ring for himself) thinks that Gandalf is taunting him with the smoke rings, but Gandalf is doing no such thing. He still thinks of Saruman as a friend and trustworthy ally, and he just wants to smoke a pipe as they discuss the problem. The smoke rings are just to tease Saruman a little since Saruman has been giving Gandalf a hard time about smoking. At this point, Gandalf doesn't even know that Bilbo Baggins' magic ring is actually the One Ring. In his pride and paranoia, Saruman is imagining a subtext to the conversation that doesn't actually exist. Imaginary subtext often occurs when one character knows something that the other does not, but is unaware that the other character doesn't have this information. Let's have an example. In this version of Maura and Jenkins, Maura has arranged for the district manager of MegaCorp to get fired so she can get the job, but feels guilty about it. Jenkins is unaware of her machinations. “So, we're getting a new district manager?” said Jenkins. “Well, security just escorted the old one out the door, so yeah,” said Maura. “I wonder who the new one will be.” “An absolute moron,” said Jenkins. She glared at him, but he didn't notice. “Only a complete idiot would take over that job. Someone with more ambition than brain cells.” “Oh, very clever,” said Maura. “You've just been waiting to say that. Why don't you let me know how you really feel?” “What?” said Jenkins, surprised at your irritation. “What did I say?” As we can see in that example, Maura felt insulted, but Jenkins' intent wasn't to insult her, merely to observe that anyone stepping into the thankless job of district manager would regret it. But Maura thought Jenkins was talking about her and took it personally. 00:13:33 Tip #5: Profanity is Overrated. Number Five: profanity is overrated and everyone swears all the time in modern fiction, but it happens so often that profanity has become stale and overhead. It's like garlic salt or maybe cayenne peppers: a little bit goes a long way, and it's usually less than you think. Like, profanity might have been shocking 40 or 50 years ago, but most people swear constantly now, and writers tend to use profanity as a crutch, so it's best to go against the current and dial back the profanity. If you use a lot of profanity in your books, you're not being shocking or subversive, you're just being boring like everyone else. A good example might be The Avengers: Endgame movie. In the movie at a climatic moment, Tony Stark says, “And I am Iron Man.” However, in the original script, the line was apparently “F you Thanos.” Wouldn't that have been so much more boring? It sounds like something someone would say in a minor traffic accident or an argument about the building's shared dumpster: “Stop putting your ****** recycling in the trash can, Thanos!” But apparently one of the producers thought up the line at the absolute last minute, convinced the directors and the actor, and they shot it as a reshoot. It was a good decision, in my opinion, because the line is so much better. It perfectly fits how Stark's character always needs to have the last word and is an excellent callback to the first Iron Man movie from 2008. So it's best to be intentional with the use of profanity and not to use it as a crutch. An otherwise straightlaced character swearing in a moment of crisis could demonstrate the seriousness of the situation. Alternatively, you could have a character who swears a lot, except when he gets really angry, when he calms down and stops swearing entirely-it's the people who calm down and get calm and focused when they get angry you really have to watch out for. An observation after 12 years of self-publishing: no matter the level of profanity you have in your books, someone will be annoyed at you. If you have no profanity at all, people will complain that's unrealistic, especially if you're writing about soldiers and workmen and other people who traditionally curse a lot. Alternatively, if you have any level of profanity, people will complain about this as well. Like I recently got an email from a reader expressing gentle disappointment that Nadia swears so much in my book, Cloak of Dragonfire. But here's the thing: I tone it way down for the book. In my head, Nadia swears like an angry drill sergeant, or maybe a roofer who just accidentally shot himself in the foot with his nail gun, especially when she gets angry. But for the reasons I listed above, I don't like to overdo it, so that's a good reminder that no matter what you write, someone will be annoyed, so you might as well write as you think best. But overusing profanity is, in my opinion, just lazy. 00:16:14 #6: People Very Often Don't Answer Direct Questions Number six: people very often don't answer direct questions. If you listen carefully to real life conversations, you will notice that people rarely answer questions directly and often go off on tangents unconnected to the question. There's a quote from Lord of the Rings that illustrates the point perfectly, and short enough that I'll just read it here. The quote comes from pages 611-612 of the single-volume THE LORD OF THE RINGS hardback edition published in 1991 by Houghton Mifflin: ”Are we riding far tonight?” Gandalf asked Merry after a while. “I don't know how you feel with the small rag-tag dangling behind you but the rag-tag is tired and will be glad to stop dangling and lie down.” “So you heard that?” said Gandalf. “Don't let it rankle! Be thankful no longer words were aimed at you. He had his eyes on you. If it is any comfort to your pride, I should say that, at the moment, you and Pippin are more in his thoughts than the rest of us. Who you are; how you came here, and why; what you know; whether you were captured, and if so, how you escaped when all the orcs perished—it is with those little riddles that the great mind of Saruman is troubled. A sneer from him, Meriadoc, is a compliment, if you feel honoured by his concern.”  “Thank you!” said Merry. “But it is a greater honour to dangle at your tail, Gandalf. For one thing, in that position one has a chance of putting a question a second time. Are we riding far tonight?”  Gandalf laughed. “A most unquenchable hobbit! All wizards should have a hobbit or two in their care—to teach them the meaning of the word, and to correct them.” This quote is almost a perfect example of what I was talking about. In this conversation, Merry wanted to know how much farther they were riding tonight. Gandalf, his mind still occupied by the recent defeat of Saruman at Orthanc, ends up talking about that, which Mary mentioned as a joke. But Merry points out that Gandalf failed to answer the question, and Gandalf laughs and concedes the point. Here's another example with Maura and Jenkins. In this example, Maura has just become the new district manager of Megacorp and is very pleased with herself. Jenkin needs her to sign off on the Busywork Reports for the month, but Maura is still too happy with her new job and is going off on tangents. “Since you're district manager now, mind just signing off on those Busywork Reports?” said Jenkins, dropping the sheaf of papers on Maura's desk, which was entirely too large and expensive, he thought, given that it held only a laptop computer and Maura's new nameplate. “Assuming you're not too busy rewriting the dress code.” “Oh, that's just the start,” said Maura. She rose to her feet and paced to her windows. They looked impressive, but they faced the western parking lot, and Jenkins knew for a fact he got unpleasantly hot here during the afternoon. “There are going to be big changes around here, big changes. First thing, we're getting rid of all the deadwood. No more two hour lunches. No more days off so people can have a mental health day with their dogs or whatever.” “That's great,” said Jenkins. “But can you do that after you sign the Busy Work Reports?” Maura gave him an irritated glance. Now you can use this technique in a couple of different ways. It could show what someone is intending to do, as Maura's example indicates. You can also use it to show if someone doesn't actually want to answer the question, since the person being asked will keep locking onto new tangents and changing the topic to avoid the question. 00:19:06 Tip #7: Avoid Phonetic Dialects #7: avoid phonetic dialects. This might be a personal preference, but I strongly dislike when writers use phonetic dialects in dialogue. This is when the reader mutilates spelling to create an illusion of a dialect or an accent. For example, let's say Jenkins was about to say this: “Well, I reckon it's my it's time that my dog is hankering for his dinner,” said Jenkins. “Well, Ayuh reckin it's a-time fer me dahg to be hankerin' fer his dinnuh,” said Jenkins, his voice covered with the accent of a writer attempting to create an illusion of a dialect and failing miserably.  Really, I find that very annoying and I'm not the only one. It's lazy writing. It borders on indulging in stereotyping, which is another kind of lazy writing. Since a stereotype is just a symbol used to represent a person so you since you don't have to do so, you don't have to do the hard work of describing that person. Phonetic dialect is also really hard to read, since your brain has to interpret the odd spellings. HP Lovecraft had a bad habit of doing this, and perhaps the single worst example I've ever read is at The Color at the End of Space, an otherwise excellent story. When the farmer attempts to explain the sinister alien force that invaded his farm and Lovecraft does his best attempt at a rural New England farmer accent and fails miserably. JK Rowling writes the excellent Cormoran Strike private investigator novels, but she occasionally uses phonetic dialect to represent the various different regional UK accents and it's just annoying. If you want to represent a regional accent, in my opinion it's better to do with patterns of speech, vocabulary and perhaps regional slang than with phonetic spellings. 00:20:42 Tip #8: One More Thing #8: One more thing. One curious feature of human conversations at the main point doesn't often arrive until the conversation is nearly over. Doctors, nurses, and other medical professionals notice this a lot. During an interaction with the patient, the main point, the actual reason for the visit, often won't come until the end of the conversation, usually presaged with “oh, one more thing.” This is usually true if the ailment in question is sensitive or somehow embarrassing. You see this in police procedurals and mystery novels quite a bit. The detective will be talking with the suspect or witness about something else entirely, getting them into a conversational rhythm and then drop the main question- when was the last time you saw Maura and Jenkins talking together, for example. And what were they doing? Let's have an example. In this example, newly promoted district manager Maura is asking Jenkins about Megacorp's most important account, which the company is in danger of losing: “So,” said Maura, fiddling with the paper clip holder on her oversized desk. “How are things in your department?” Jenkins shrugged. “About the same? No one really misses the old manager. Though people are just loving all the new dress code memos.” “Right, right,” said Maura, still sorting through the paper clips. “It's important that we represent a professional appearance. No more showing up to work in jeans or cargo shorts.” Jenkins smirked. “Yes, that will increase profits, won't it? Good to know that we are prioritizing the important things.” The sarcasm went right over her head. “Look, um, said Maura, and she stopped playing with the paper clips and folded her hands on the desk. “The government account. We need to talk about that.” “Ah”, said Jenkins. “I suppose you didn't call me in here to talk about the dress code after all.” In this example, Maura is worried about the big account, but can't bring herself to ask Jenkins about it right away. You can use this technique frequently or occasionally to indicate if a character is nervous or what the main thing they're worried about is, since they won't bring it up till the end of the conversion. So hopefully, those eight tips and tricks will help you write more realistic and entertaining dialogue for your readers. So that's it for this week. Thanks for listening to The Pulp Writer Show. I hope you found the show useful. If you enjoyed the podcast, please leave your review on your podcasting platform of choice. Stay safe and stay healthy and see you all next week.

Alhamdulillah, bulan haji kini semakin dekat dan kita juga tahu ia adalah bulan korban. Ayuh bersama podcaster2 masjid Assyafaah dalam membincangkan tentang isu2 dan juga FAQ Korban. Semoga dapat diambil manfaat oleh semua!

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Eric tells Alex all about the elusive and bountiful cryptids of New England. Grab your Cumbahland Fahms and you lobstah roll and join us on this journey. Ayuh.linktr.ee/dosspookquenos

Turns out Mickey plum found himself lost in the ‘Kingterion’ section of the video shto-eh. For the uninitiated, that would be Stephen King essential film adaptations. So of course we just had to talk about Frank Darabont’s feel good throwback classic, THE MIST. Can Marika handle the ending? Will Michelangelo stop waxing poetic about King? Is the book superior to the film? Will Mickey make some dad jokes? Ayuh, sometimes unsaid is better. Grab a drink and come on down to the basement. Listen anywhere you get podcasts and follow us on Instagram @thereturnslot_ofhorrorpod

Episode chill-chill where we count our blessings on the little things (that we take for granted). Juga ada giveaway movie tickets untuk bulan February woohoo! Ayuh raikan cinta dengan kesyukuran! CREDITS: Podcasters: Nell Hanan (@soimnell) & Zul Zamir (@zul.zamir) Sound engineer: Zul Zamir Jangan lupa rate TTYL dengan 5 stars di Spotify. Let us know if you enjoy this episode and follow our official podcast Instagram @ttylpodcast. Gunakan common sense dan bahasa yang beretika ketika meninggalkan komen di laman sosial #TTYLcult

Pelbagai cabaran dilalui para koresponden Berita Harian Singapura dalam usaha membuat liputan Pilihan Raya Umum Malaysia 2022. Koresponden Kanan, Norman Sawi dan Koresponden Ervina Mohd Jamil mengongsi antara pengalaman menarik, bermakna dan menyentuh perasaan yang telah mereka lalui semasa Hari Pencalonan dan tempoh berkempen. Ayuh ikuti perkongsian mereka dalam mengupas suara hati rakyat menjelang Hari Mengundi PRU15See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Untuk segmen #Ins-An-Pirasi kali ini, kami bawakan insan yang menjadi inspirasi kami sendiri -- iaitu none other than Hazeman Huzir. Seorang TV host, penerbit kandungan TV dan digital, Youtuber with half million subscribers serta philanthropist yang aktif dalam misi-misi kemanusiaan. Sesi yang asalnya bertujuan mencungkil success story bertukar menjadi sentimental, apabila secara tak langsung kita telah menyelami sisi lain yang lebih personal seorang Hazeman Huzir. Phew. Kena betul dengan mood recording pukul 5 pagi. Itulah namanya KOMITMEN dan DEDICATION. Tak ada masa, kita cari masa. Ayuh tunjukkan sokongan anda terhadap usaha kami dengan rate podcast in 5 stars. Jangan lupa kongsikan episod ini di laman sosial anda dan tag kami! TTYL team: @zul.zamir @soimnell @ihsanzulkifli @sarancak | Guest: @hazemanhuzir

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WHAT?!! Ramai artis luar negara nak buat konsert jelajah dunia? Huh! Tapi.... asyik- asyik skip Malaysia bila ada World Tour, Malaysia ni tak ada apa ke? Datang la sini juga!!! In episode 6 of Boss Babes, we're going to talk about Who's Next coming to Malaysia? Ayuh dengarkan

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Kenapa penting untuk kita kekalkan momentum ibadah kita dalam bulan Ramadan? Siapa golongan yang rugi itu? Ayuh dengarkan, 5 Minit Je.

Kenapa orang lain selalu nampak kelebihan dan kebaikan kita? Kerana alhamdulillah kekurangan kita semua dilindungi Allah Maha Pengasih. Ayuh dengarkan, 5 Minit Je.

Ramadan kian hampir. Bulan mulia juga dikenali dengan bulan al-Quran. Ayuh dengarkan, 5 minit je

Biasa kita dengar tentang riak, bangga diri, angkuh. Tapi ujub ni bagaimana pula keadaannya? Ayuh dengarkan, 5 Minit Je.

Perbincangan nasihat keenam Imam Ghazali rahimahullah kepada para guru di dalam kitab Ihya' ‘Ulum al-Din. Ia berkaitan dengan bahana kandungan pelajaran terlampau tinggi, mengatasi keupayaan murid untuk memahaminya. Nasihat ini disampaikan pada abad ke-12 ini amat relevan untuk menyuntik kesedaran serta kesungguhan kita menyelesaikan masalah pendidikan abad ke-21 yang sedang kita alami. Malaysia adalah antara negara tertinggi di dunia yang mempunyai subjek dan kandungan pelajaran di kalangan murid tahun satu di sekolah. Ini bukan bukti kemajuan, sebaliknya berisiko menjadi ancaman larinya fokus sebenar. Di usia berkenaan, murid perlu dibantu untuk mengukuhkan kemahiran literasi dan numerasi (membaca, menulis, mengira) dan bukannya belajar macam-macam, banyak-banyak. Bagaimanakah Imam Ghazali mengupas hal ini? Ayuh kita tinjau bersama-sama. Teks Kitab Ihya' yang dibincangkan ini ada disertakan di halaman Youtube dan FB My Learning Journey saya. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hasrizal/message

Biasa kita dengar tunggang agama. Bagaimana dengan tunggang ijtihad? Apa maknanya tu? Ayuh dengarkan, 5 Minit Je.

Kerap kita baca Al-Fatihah kan? Pernah tadabbur surah ini? Ayuh dengarkan, 5 Minit Je.

Sempena Hari Kanser Sedunia, Cerita Sebalik Berita bersama dengan Pakar Onkologi Klinikal Hospital Pakar KPJ Ampang Puteri, Dr Azura Deniel bagi membincangkan mengenai jurang serta penjagaan kanser di Malaysia terutama ketika pandemik COVID-19 melanda.

Kita manusia adalah khalifah. Seharusnya kita elak dari berperangai seperti syaitan. Perangai apa tu? Ayuh dengarkan, 5 Minit Je.

‘Ayurveda' is generally understood as ‘Science of life' translating ‘Ayuh (r)'as life and ‘Veda' as science. Ayurveda is an ancient system of life and also the oldest surviving medical system in the world. It is considered to be an ancient science of healing that enhances longevity. Ayurveda embraces all living things, human and Non-human. Ayurveda believes that healthy body is the basis for attaining four cherished goals of life (chaturvidh purushartha) viz., Dharma, Artha, Kama, Moksha. Positive health is defined as a combination of - (a) Dosha Dhatu samya (b) Prasanna Atma, Indriya, Manah (happy state of the soul, senses and the mind). Senses here mean the five organs of perception Gyanendriya viz., smell, taste, sight, touch, and hearing coupled with the organs of action - Karmendriya viz., mouth, hands, foot and organs of excretion and reproduction. According to Ayurveda, each one of us has a unique mix of three body principals that constitutes our mental, physical and spiritual well-being. These three principals are known as doshas, which are further classified as Vata (air-ether), Kapha (water-earth) and Pitta (water). According to ayurveda, the human body is composed of tissues (dhatus), waste (malas), and biomaterials (doshas). The seven dhatus are plasma (rasa), blood (rakta), muscles (māmsa), fat (meda), bone (asthi), marrow (majja), and semen (shukra). Like the medicine of classical antiquity, Ayurveda has historically divided bodily substances into five classical elements, (Sanskrit) panchamahabhuta, viz. earth, water, fire, air and ether. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/venus-jain3/message

‘Ayurveda' is generally understood as ‘Science of life' translating ‘Ayuh (r)'as life and ‘Veda' as science. Ayurveda is an ancient system of life and also the oldest surviving medical system in the world. It is considered to be an ancient science of healing that enhances longevity. Ayurveda embraces all living things, human and Non-human. During the 6th century BCE , Maharishi Shusurata a legendry scholar of the Indian medical science and founding father of surgery ,wrote one of the world's earliest works on medicine and surgery. Sushruta lived in the ancient city of Kashi, now known as Varanasi or Banaras. 2600 Yrs ago Maharishi Shushruta together with his colleagues had conducted the variety of complex surgeries such as caesareans, artificial limbs, cataract, urinary stones, fractures, and most specially the plastic surgery. In a famous book Shalya Tantra Shushruta described about all the surgical procedures. Shalya Tantra was later named as the Sushruta Samhita. Acharya Charak has been crowned as the Father of Medicine. His work Charak Samhita is an encyclopedia of Ayurveda. Charaka who was a practitioner of the traditional system of Indian medicine known as Ayurveda had the royal patronage of King Kanishka.Through his genius and intuition Acharya Charak has made a landmark contribution to Ayurveda. 00:00 - Ayurveda 15:37 - Sushuruta & Sushruta Samhita 24:57 - Charaka & Charaka Samhita #AyurvedaMedicineSurgeryCharakSushuruta #Charak #FatherofMedicine #CharakaSamhita #BiographyofMaharishi Charaka #TeachersofIndiaAcharyaCharaka #PranacharyaCharak #Charaka Samhita - An Ancient Medical Guide by the First Ayurvedic Physician #Shusurata #Fatherofsurgery #SushrutaSamhita #AncientIndianScientist #BiographyofMaharishiShushruta, #Sushruta'scontributioninMedical Science #MedicineandSurgeryinancientindia #Ayurveda #HistoryOfMedicine #VataPittaKapha #SecretsofAyurveda #ExploringAyurveda - Understanding Your Bodytype (Vata, Pitta, Kapha) #UnderstandingAyurveda - An introduction to Ayurvedic Principles #TheScienceofAyurveda #Ayurveda --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/venus-jain3/message

Dengan siapa kita dibenarkan bermusuh? Apa batas kita dalam berkawan? Ayuh dengarkan, 5 Minit Je.

Childhood memories... Haa pendengar2 setia Kopi & Popcorn, episod terakhir kali ni akan mengamit memori kita semua dengan movie-movie childhood kita. Mesti ramai pendengar2 kita ada movie first or paling melekat dkt kepala yg pernah korang tengok.. Maklumlah time kecik2 kan. Contohnya, Spiderman! Ayuh kita dengarkan dengan lebih menarik lagi bersama RJ Paan, RJ Zaid, dan RJ Joo! #Kopi&Popcorn

Umum tahu kisah Maryam, wanita cekal. Apa iktibar yang kita boleh pelajari dari kisah Maryam? Ayuh dengarkan, 5 Minit Je.

Thorwback Annual Dinner Elyian 22 Dec 2021.. akhirnya kami menyambut hujung tahun ini di K-Town Korean BRestaurant. Pelbagai reaksi team member Elyzian semasa dinner ini berlangsung. Ayuh saksikan perilaku mereka! Kredit lagu latar: https://www.bensound.com Website: https://www.elyzian.xyz/ Podcast: https://anchor.fm/elyzian-original-series Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/elyzianInteractive Instagram: @elyzian_interactive Twitter: @_elyzian #2021 #YearEndDinner #KTownBBQKorea #AnnualDinner #ElyzianInteractive #YearEndCelebration #ReviewMakan --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/elyzian-original-series/support

The Impossible is Possible. Macam yang kita tahu, negara kita, Malaysia menutup tirai 2021 dengan bah yang dasyat sehingga memusnahkan rumah kediaman, harta benda dan meragut nyawa insan tersayang. Jadi, episod kali ini RJ Kopi&Popcorn akan kupaskan filem-filem yang berkait dengan bencana alam dari pelbagai sudut cabaran yang datang. Ayuh kita dengarkan dengan lebih menarik lagi bersama RJ Paan, RJ Zaid, dan RJ Joo! #Kopi&Popcorn

Apa dia perisa tambahan supaya kita rasa seronok melaksanakan ibadah? Ayuh dengarkan, 5 Minit Je.

Jika kita tergolong dalam golongan yang senang, bantulah mereka yang susah tanpa berkira. Ayuh dengarkan, 5 Minit Je.

Jika kita tidak tahu, kita patut merujuk kepada siapa? Rujuklah pada yang pandai, jangan sekali memandai-mandai. Ayuh dengarkan, 5 Minit Je.

Apa nak buat bila kita dipuji? Apa juga kita perlu buat jika dibenci? Ayuh dengarkan, 5 Minit Je.

Kenapa penting perasaan redha dalam diri kita? Ayuh dengarkan, 5 Minit Je.

Kopi Popcorn Weihh... Jangan.. pandang... belakang! Haa pendengar2 setia Kopi & Popcorn, episod kali ni ada filem yang berkait dengan makhluk halus tebal seram panas sejuk. Haa Haa hantuuu! Anda semua pasti tertanya-tanya kan kalau filem yang hantu ni betul2 seram atau tidak. Yang lagi menarik, apakah kesan filem hantu seram ni bagi kesan dekat kehidupan kita. Ayuh kita dengarkan dengan lebih menarik lagi bersama RJ Paan, RJ Zaid, dan RJ Joo!

Sepanjang sejarah dunia perfileman sejagat, ada legasi cerita yang mempunyai nostalgia serta impak besar sehingga masih diminati ke hari ini. Ayuh kita membincangkan tentang topik tersebut dalam segmen sukaramai #SinemaSanaSini --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thebendabolehbincangshow/support

Siapa dia 3 golongan terawal masuk neraka? Ayuh dengarkan, 5 Minit Je.

Apa penanda arasa baik & buruk sebuah masyarakat itu? Ayuh dengarkan, 5 Minit Je.

Pernah dengar sabar yang cantik? Ayuh dengarkan, 5 Minit Je. Ustazah Asma' Amatullah Hasanuddin

UFO. Alien. Makhluk Asing. Pelawat Aneh Seantero Cakerawala. Apakah mereka benar-benar wujud atau hanya permainan maya ilusi serta halusinasi minda semata? Ayuh kita bongkarkan segalanya di sini! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thebendabolehbincangshow/support

#121 - Sleepy D is back from Vegas. What's that smell at the dentist? Ayuh. Pumpkin season… GTFO. Our final vax talk, hopefully. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rareformradio/support

Jasad lapar, makan. Jiwa lapar bagaimana? Ayuh dengarkan, 5 Minit Je. Ustaz Abd Alrahman Alhakim Md Jalil Syariah, Universiti Umm Al-Qura Mekah Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/abd.alrahman.1800

Penat-penat sedekah, tapi hasilnya tiada, jadi debu. Ruginya! Ayuh dengarkan, 5 Minit Je. Ustaz Nu'man Hani bin Jamal

Nak tahu bagaimana budaya orang Arab mendoakan orang lain? Ayuh dengarkan, 5 Minit Je.

Apakah cerita tidak terluahkan yang pernah dilalui sejak anda mula belajar menggamit kenangan? Memori zaman belajar? Kisah cinta silam? Pengalaman pahit manis mencengkam jiwa? Ayuh.. Inilah pentas anda untuk mendendangkan seluruh leluhur nostalgia itu secara langsung dan terus terang hanya di saluran The Benda Boleh Bincang Show! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thebendabolehbincangshow/support

Untuk melakukan ibadah yang terbaik kita memerlukan stamina yang sihat. Bagaimana nak dapatkan stamina ibadah yang baik? Ayuh dengarkan, 5 Minit Je.

Bersyukur dengan kebaikan dan bersabar ketika diuji. Ayuh dengarkan, 5 Minit Je.

Setiap manusia akan tercari-cari kebahagiaan tetapi bahagia itu di mana? Ayuh dengarkan, 5 Minit Je.

Bagaimana Jika Bapak Tak Solat? - Apa Tips & Pandang Anda Sila Komen di bawah. Bersama dengan Ustaz HARR, Ustaz Hidayat Ismail dengan Moderator Shahib Amin diserikan dengan tetamu khas Encik Adam. Sila kongsi page ini. --- Sesi live khas dengan kerjasama Masjid Darussalam dan @gengstart. Ikuti program Akademi Hijrah mereka. Ayuh sokong usaha Masjid Darussalam dalam mendekati masyarakat dengan cara yang menarik. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/syukran/message

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Macam mana nak asah bahasa Melayu?  Wartawan Berita Harian Nur Fathin Awalludin membincangkan tip untuk perbaiki Bahasa Melayu kita bersama Jihan Fahirah Rosman dari Sekolah Menengah Changkat Changi dan Cik Siti Rohani Hanim Selamat dari Sekolah Menengah Fuhua.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“Ramadan – bulan yang menunjukan kemuliaan yang diiringi dengan kemuliaan yang lain – dengan turunnya wahyu yang teragung iaitu Al- Quran..” – Ustaz Wafee Apakah makna perkataan Ramadan itu sendiri? Apa signifikasi pensyariatan puasa pada bulan Ramadan? Ayuh, mulakan pagi anda dengan mendengarkan sedikit kupasan daripada Ustaz Wafee. Lima minit je… Subscribe: https://youtube.com/c/ikrammalaysiaTV

Wanam seorang pemuda kelahiran 1995 yang meminati muzik rock kapak. Meskipun tidak lahir dan membesar di zaman kegemilangan rock kapak, semasa kecil rakan sebayanya selalu bercerita tentang kumpulan Ruffedge dan V.E, pernah dihasut untuk meminati artis AF dan juga pernah dikritik kerana tidak meminati muzik dubstep. Kini dikala orang ramai sering berbual tentang kehebatan artis kpop, Wanam tetap mengagumi kehebatan Amy Search di atas pentas, kehandalan Lie Desire menggoreng gitar dan tetap tidak berganjak daripada meminati muzik rock kapak. Tapi apa yang membuatkan dia begitu meminati muzik ini, muzik rock kapak atau rock 80'an, best ke? Ayuh dengarkan podcast ini ! Music track: Haunted corpes - Dirges for the Undead (creativecommons.org)

Pejam celik, pejam celik dah masuk tahun baru 2021. kebiasaan tahun baru ni orang akan bercakap pasal sesi persekolahan kan? Sebagai yang dah tinggalkan alam persekolahan, kita pasti ada pelbagai kenangan kan? Tapi episod kali ni kita nak meroyan sikit mengenai sekolah dan pendidikan, berdasarkan pengalaman dan pandangan seorang yang dulu pernah menjadi murid. Jadi, apa yang nak diroyankan tu? Ayuh kita dengarkan ! Music track: Haunted corpes - Dirges for the Undead (creativecommons.org)

Pejam celik kita sudah di tahun 2021, dan dalam PKP baru. Bukan itu sahaja, kali ini kita tambah DARURAT! Di Waroeng Baru kali ini, persoalan-persoalan yang berkaitan dengan deklarasi ini ditimbulkan dan kita juga membincangkan kesan terhadap undang-undang, ekonomi, dan masyarakat. Kami perlu bantuan anda untuk membina media mandiri, bermaruah, dan bermartabat. Ayuh sumbang di Patreon.com/WaroengBaru Dalam siaran ini, kami merujuk kepada bahan-bahan berikut: "3 Soalan untuk Perdana Menteri tentang darurat" oleh Waroeng Baru https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/558736 "Kronologi darurat di Malaysia" https://www.bharian.com.my/berita/nasional/2021/01/775223/kronologi-darurat-di-malaysia "Malaysian democracy dies and we forgot to mourn it" oleh Hafiz Noor Shams https://maddruid.com/?p=17486 "FTTISI:The bedrock of Covid-19 infection control" oleh Dr Musa Mohd Nordin and Dr Mohammad Farhan bin Rusli https://www.malaymail.com/news/what-you-think/2021/01/15/fttisithe-bedrock-of-covid-19-infection-control-dr-musa-mohd-nordin-and-dr/1940574 "An Introduction to the Consitution of Malaysia" oleh Tun Suffian Hashim "ORDINAN DARURAT (KUASA-KUASA PERLU) 2021" https://assets.theedgemarkets.com/pdf/pua_20210114_PUA12-Emergency%20(Essential%20Powers)%20Ordinance%202021.pdf "Cuba to collaborate with Iran on coronavirus vaccine" oleh Sarah Marsh https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-cuba-iran/cuba-to-collaborate-with-iran-on-coronavirus-vaccine-idUSKBN29E0JS Lagu tema: "Makan Gaji" oleh Azmyl Yunor & The Sigarettes. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/waroeng-baru/message

Apakah amalan agama sentiasa di luar rasional akal, terutamanya dalam menghadapi isu seperti Covid-19 dan vaksinnya? Kita bersama dengan Afiq M Nor semula untuk membincangkan esei "Wabak, Agama". Baca esei tersebut dalam Svara Isu 3, yang boleh didapati di jurnalsvara.yezza.store, Tintabudi dan kedai-kedai buku terpilih. Lagu tema minggu ini: "Makan Gaji" oleh Azmyl Yunor & The Sigarettes. Kita bersama bina masyarakat mandiri, bermaruah, dan bermartabat. Ayuh sumbang di Patreon.com/WaroengBaru Hos: Aisha Adam dan Badrul Hisham Ismail Penerbit: Lutfi Hakim Ariff Grafik: Muizz Adam --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/waroeng-baru/message

Antara bentuk pakaian yang digunakan secara meluas, batik mempunyai sejarah perkembangan dan budaya yang bukan sahaja lama, tetapi juga pelbagai latar belakang. BerSvara kali ini menampilkan Alina Abdullah, penulis esei "Berbagi Sejarah Dalam Cantingan Batik" dan membincangkan sedikit-sebanyak tentang dunia pembatikan, dan halatujunya. Baca esei tersebut dalam Svara Isu 3, yang boleh didapati di jurnalsvara.yezza.store, Tintabudi dan kedai-kedai buku terpilih. Lagu tema minggu ini: "Makan Gaji" oleh Azmyl Yunor & The Sigarettes. Kita bersama bina masyarakat mandiri, bermaruah, dan bermartabat. Ayuh sumbang di Patreon.com/WaroengBaru Hos: Muizz Adam dan Badrul Hisham Ismail Penerbit: Lutfi Hakim Ariff Grafik: Muizz Adam --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/waroeng-baru/message

Sejarah perjuangan politik Perdana Menteri kelapan Malaysia, Muhyiddin Yassin cukup berliku. Perjalanan politik beliau untuk menduduki kerusi tertinggi negara diisi dengan pelbagai episod kejayaan, kegagalan, persahabatan, dan penganiayaan. Dalam esei beliau dalam Svara isu 2, wartawan Radz Razak menelusuri karir politik Muhyiddin ke saat ini. Pada persimpangan terkini politik hari ini, kita mahu bertanya, "ke mana lagi selepas ini?" Dapatkan sekarang melalui jurnalsvara.yezza.store , Tintabudi dan kedai-kedai buku terpilih. Lagu tema minggu ini: "Makan Gaji" oleh Azmyl Yunor & The Sigarettes. Kita bersama bina masyarakat mandiri, bermaruah, dan bermartabat. Ayuh sumbang di Patreon.com/WaroengBaru Tetamu: Radz Razak (Twitter/IG: @lexradz) Hos: Aisha Adam dan Badrul Hisham Ismail Penerbit: Lutfi Hakim Ariff Grafik: Muizz Adam --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/waroeng-baru/message

Pengamatan seorang peminat tegar terhadap segala yang namanya K-Pop. Isu 4.Siaran kali ni kita bertemu dengan Afi Noor, penulis esei dalam Svara Dapatkan sekarang melalui jurnalsvara.yezza.store , dan kedai buku Tintabudi & The Sigarettes.Lagu tema minggu ini: "Makan Gaji" oleh Azmyl Yunor Kita bersama bina masyarakat mandiri, bermaruah, dan bermartabat. Ayuh sumbang di Patreon.com/WaroengBaru Hos: Aisha Adam dan Badrul Hisham Ismail Penerbit: Lutfi Hakim Ariff Grafik: Muizz Adam --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/waroeng-baru/message

Kita kenal-kenal dulu apa itu Sembang Tepi Podcast dan kita berbual sikit topik hari ini. Anda selalu nampak hantu? Ayuh dengarkan podcast ini ! Music track: Haunted corpes - Dirges for the Undead (creativecommons.org)

It's THIRSTY THURSDAY at the GFY Social Club, and we have a very special Episode 19 for ya! It is the "MAINE APPROPRIATION in EARNEST" (MAinE) episode! And it's a good one, Chumley! Craig and Mike are joined in studio by fellow MAINAH, Stand Up Comedian and YouTube personality, ERIC PATNO! He dives into his stand up act, talks all things Maine, and also the 500 million comedy and music projects he has going on! This was an interview that was WICKED PISSAH! NEWS, of course! US Park Services tells us that 'Friends don't let friends get eaten by Bears', Mia Khalifa is auctioning her signature jizz-soaked glasses for charity, the WORLD'S LAST BLOCKBUSTER is now an AIRBNB?! And of course, in perfect MAINE fashion, a 'MASKED MOOSE' is on the way to help with public health projects in the "South Of The North". It wouldn't be a MAINE APPROPRIATION in EARNEST episode if CRAIG didn't give us a good 'ole Cunnin' Maine History lesson! And BOOZE REVIEWS?!? Kinda. How about MOXIE SODA?!?!?! It's a MAINE STAPLE! A blind taste test, and a little mixology session with the FAMOUS Maine soda! Big Episode! Way to go, Bub. AYUH! #JoinTheClub #Maine Facebook, YouTube - @GFYSocialClub --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gfysocialclub/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gfysocialclub/support

Apakah hobi anda? Bermain sukan bagus ke untuk hobi? Atau belajar boleh dijadikan satu hobi? Ayuh dengar perkongsia dua pelajar daripada Maktab Rendah Nasional See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pelbagai negara kini sedang berusaha bertungkus-lumus untuk memerangi perubahan iklim. Tetapi apakah itu perubahan iklim? Apakah anda sebagai pelajar peka atau tahu tentang perubahan iklim? Apakah sekadar dengan tidak menggunakan straw atau penyedut minuman, anda sudah membantu mengurangkan perubahan iklim? Ayuh, kita dengar pandangan dua pelajar bersepadu dari Maktab Rendah Nasional ini!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dah abad ke -21 pun, masih ada yang mengatakan tempat wanita di dapur? Betul ke nasib wanita masih tidak terbela? Wanita perlu jadi - isteri, ibu, anak, pekerja, sukarelawan - banyak betul peranan wanita hari ini! Mengapa perlu ada Hari Wanita Antarabangsa? Ayuh dengar pandangan Presiden PPIS, Cik Rahayu Mohamad selain pengalaman peribadinya sendiri memikul pelbagai tanggungjawab sebagai seorang yang bergelar wanita!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dalam dunia digital sekarang, masih ada lagi ke yang minat baca buku? Daripada baca buku, lebih baik main 'handphone', betul ke? Atau gunakan 'handphone' untuk baca buku digital? Ayuh kita dengar pandangan dua pelajar dari Sekolah Menengah Xinmin ini. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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