Podcasts about rojak

PAP’s new candidates on cost of living and groupthink Synopsis: The Usual Place now moves to a half-hour daily livestream at noon from April 24 till May 1 - a day before Cooling-off Day - with Singapore's general election on May 3. On the couch today are: Mr Shawn Loh, 38, part of the party’s Jalan Besar GRC team; Mr Foo Cexiang, 40, from the Tanjong Pagar GRC slate; and Ms Hazlina Abdul Halim, 40, part of the team contesting East Coast GRC. Host and ST correspondent Natasha Ann Zachariah invites candidates, analysts and hunts for new perspectives on issues that matter to young people. Highlights (click/tap above): 4:08 What does being a ‘millennial politician’ mean in this day and age?11:19 As a former Budget director, Mr Loh responds on the feasibility of reducing GST19:15 Diversity that helps in robust discussions when formulating policies 35:03 How to help children cope with stress from social media and exams 38:41 Rojak, economy rice and nasi lemak - how these dishes represent their leadership style Host: Natasha Zachariah (natashaz@sph.com.sg) Read Natasha’s articles: https://str.sg/iSXm Follow Natasha on her IG account and DM her your thoughts on this episode: https://str.sg/8Wav Follow Natasha on LinkedIn: https://str.sg/v6DN Filmed by: Studio+65 ST Podcast producers: Teo Tong Kai & Eden Soh Shorts edited by: ST Video Executive producers: Ernest Luis, Danson Cheong and Lynda Hong Follow The Usual Place Podcast and get notified for new episode drops: Channel: https://str.sg/5nfm Apple Podcasts: https://str.sg/9ijX Spotify: https://str.sg/cd2P YouTube: https://str.sg/wEr7u Feedback to: podcast@sph.com.sg --- Follow more ST podcast channels: All-in-one ST Podcasts channel: https://str.sg/wvz7 ST Podcasts website: http://str.sg/stpodcasts ST Podcasts YouTube: https://str.sg/4Vwsa --- Get The Straits Times app, which has a dedicated podcast player section: The App Store: https://str.sg/icyB Google Play: https://str.sg/icyX #tup #tuptrSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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On The BIG Show, Kyle Ravin (@kyleravin) joins Glenn and proposes a new food business venture of combining the Indian Rojak with the Chinese Rojak to represent as Singapore's National Dish!    Connect with us on Instagram: @kiss92fm @Glennn @angeliqueteo @thefdsg  Producers: @shalinisusan97 @snailgirl2000See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On The BIG Show, Kyle Ravin (@kyleravin) joins Glenn and proposes a new food business venture of combining the Indian Rojak with the Chinese Rojak to represent as Singapore's National Dish!    Connect with us on Instagram: @kiss92fm @Glennn @angeliqueteo @thefdsg  Producers: @shalinisusan97 @snailgirl2000See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Todat's question for #TerryAndYou on #TheLITEBreakfast is from a listener- How does your rojak family celebrate CNY? Terry and co-host, Vernon Ong talk all about it this morning.

Nick and Angela welcome a TV and radio broadcaster to DISH HQ. Sara Cox is a proud northern lass from Bolton and began her career as a model in her teens. With the chops for more, Sara auditioned for The Girlie Show on Channel 4 and didn't take no for an answer. From there, work on the wireless beckoned and she became the host of the Radio 1 Breakfast Show in the year 2000. Among other shows, Sara presented The Great Pottery Throw Down, which inspired her to write her debut novel Thrown. Sara presents Drivetime on Radio 2 and the new series of her book show, Between the Covers, starts on 6 November on BBC Two. Angela prepares Sara a dish by her friend Ravinder Bhogal - mackerel with a watermelon rojack - and the experts at Waitrose pair the meal with a Guigal Côtes du Rhône Rosé. Our threesome chat about the glory of a northern palate, Sara's passion for horseriding and why Nick simply cannot be a guest on her book show. Just so you know, our podcast might contain the occasional mild swear word or adult theme. All recipes from this podcast can be found at waitrose.com/dishrecipes A transcript for this episode can be found at waitrose.com/dish We can't all have a Michelin star chef in the kitchen, but you can ask Angela for help. Send your dilemmas to dish@waitrose.co.uk and she'll try to answer in a future episode. Dish is a S:E Creative Studio production for Waitrose & Partners. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ko Slovenci ali iščemo ali poskušamo promovirati svojo identiteto, pogosto stavimo na napačne konje. Oziroma vse premalo izkoriščamo studence naše samobitnosti, ki so ostali pozabljeni v preteklosti. Ker davnina pripoveduje zgodbe veliko bolj skopo od bleščave sedanjosti, se namesto k tradiciji prepogosto oziramo h plehkosti vsakdana. A prav preteklost nam lahko pomaga najti v nas tisto samozavest, ki nas bo končno popeljala na pot razvoja in prosperitete. Tako za Janeza Žigo Valentina Popoviča na Slovenskem ni slišala živa duša. Razen nekaj posvečenih raziskovalcev in nekaj navdušenih prebivalcev Arclina pri Vojniku. V Sledeh časa, ki jih je že oktobra lani pripravil Marko Radmilovič, bo o tem nenavadnem znanstveniku prve polovice 18. st. slišalo še poslušalstvo Prvega programa Radia Slovenija.

Asha and Terry spoke about the origin of Rojak!

Asha & Terry spoke to people in "rojak" marriages.

Rojak is a massive part of Malaysian culture, so this week on #TheLITEBreakfast , we explore all things rojak! Tomorrow at 8am, Asha & Terry will speak with people of "rojak" backgrounds

Ko Slovenci ali iščemo ali poskušamo promovirati svojo identiteto, pogosto stavimo na napačne konje. Oziroma vse premalo izkoriščamo studence naše samobitnosti, ki so ostali pozabljeni v preteklosti. Ker davnina pripoveduje zgodbe veliko bolj skopo od bleščave sedanjosti, se namesto k tradiciji prepogosto oziramo h plehkosti vsakdana. A prav preteklost nam lahko pomaga najti v nas tisto samozavest, ki nas bo končno popeljala na pot razvoja in prosperitete. Tako za Janeza Žigo Valentina Popoviča na Slovenskem ni slišala živa duša. Razen nekaj posvečenih raziskovalcev in nekaj navdušenih prebivalcev Arclina pri Vojniku. V Sledeh časa, ki jih je pripravil Marko Radmilovič, bo o tem nenavadnem znanstveniku prve polovice 18. st. slišalo še poslušalstvo Prvega programa Radia Slovenija.

Anthony Hon, a game developer from Rojak Studios, is our special guest for our podcast on the History of Voltron Video Games. We find out about a concept game for VLD that Anthony and his friend had entered in the Universal GameDev Challenge. Anthony had demoed that concept game for the last 2 years at VoltCon. We also go through every video game that has ever featured Voltron, or had collaboration with Voltron or Voltron characters. You can follow Anthony on Instagram @rojakstudios You can see the video version of this podcast HEREAs Always, Thanks for Listening & Watching! Let's Voltron!!

Sarah Benjamin Huang: “Growing up, everyone called me angmoh all the time throughout my entire childhood and adolescence. Even though I grew up in a house where we spoke Mandarin at home, everyone on the outside was telling me that I was angmoh and I said, “Fine, I'm angmoh, I will leave this place.” I felt that since I'm not wanted here, I'm gonna leave. I feel very Singaporean but I never felt like other people felt that I was Singaporean enough for them. We understand Singaporeanness as Chinese, Malay or Indian. But what if you don't fit neatly into those categories?When I was growing up, people were very obsessed about breaking me down into fractions. My dad said you're not one quarter or one half of something, you're just British, Chinese, Jewish, Peranakan – and you're all those things at the same time. One identity does not diminish another. I do feel British too – there are parts of British culture I identify very strongly with. I can feel that way and I can also feel like a Hokkien girl. I can swear in Hokkien, speak a bit of Malay, eat Peranakan food all at the same time – none of these things diminish the other!”Huang, a content creator, food host, and director of Ethnographica, shares about embracing her Singaporean identity as a person with mixed heritage, plus: *Hakka history and cuisine* *Her hawker research* *Who defines Singaporean food/ Singaporeanness?* *How her mixed heritage is reflected through the food she cooks* *Is globalization and food cultures becoming more homogeneous a good or bad thing?*

In this episode, Chong Yan and I talk about the openness of Malaysian opportunities in the creative world, the formalities of the 'white cube' in galleries and how we are learning and sculpting our own way of interacting with art.

Home made rojak petis vs American rojak..

Want to know where to get the best Rojak in Klang Valley? Fly's AM Mayhem has ranked the best of the best Rojak, listen to this podcast to find out where it is!

Episod Bisnes Makeover yang dihoskan Nana Mahazan kali ini membincangkan untuk bagaimana nak memasarkan dan menjual pes rojak buah yang masih baru di pasaran melalui online? Adakah terdapat teknik tertentu yang sesuai supaya kehadiran produk ini disedari oleh pengguna? The post EP 230 ANNE IDRIS KONGSI STRATEGI TERBAIK PENGUSAHA PES ROJAK ONLINE first appeared on eFM Live.

Kali ini Nana Mahazan akan memfokuskan bagaimana untuk menambah baik bisnes makanan dan minuman seperti pengusaha cendol dan rojak gerai tepi jalan atau motor  yang ingin mengembangkan bisnes mereka dan adakah terdapat agensi kewangan yang sanggup membantu mereka? The post EP 212 PENGUSAHA CENDOL DAN ROJAK TEPI JALAN TAK PERNAH DILUPAKAN OLEH TEKUN NASIONAL first appeared on eFM Live.

18. maja 2020 je minilo sto let od rojstva svetega papeža Janeza Pavla II. V studiu se ga je v pogovoru za mladinsko oddajo spominjal njegov rojak Andrzej Gosak, ki že trinajst let kot duhovnik deluje v Sloveniji.

【台馬新鮮報】 -網紅甜度冰塊跟coffee tea&jane爭論台灣與馬來西亞生活習慣不同點 1.台灣應該要有人行道，在馬來西亞只有少數地方甚至沒有人行道？ 2.馬來西亞不流行騎obike 3.馬來西亞與台灣國立私立大學的差異 【台馬歌中劇】 -以主題發想的原創小短劇 【台馬放大鏡】 -兩地建築的差異 -台灣人跟馬來西亞人的書寫習慣不同（繁體/簡體&注音/漢語拼音） -馬來文親戚稱呼教學 -兩地節日重視程度 -台灣人跟馬來西亞人回訊息的方式截然不同（純中文/英文&Rojak） 【台馬總複習】 -各單元總結 -主持人心得分享

【台馬新鮮報】 -來自Rojak啦網頁的新聞 -『最Malaysia的食物，這10道美食沒吃過別說你是馬來西亞人，活在美食天堂真的是太幸福了啊！』 -『辣死你媽』椰漿飯介紹 -烤肉串『沙爹』介紹 -印度煎餅的介紹 【台馬歌中劇】 -以主題發想的原創小短劇 【台馬放大鏡】 -馬來西亞三大種族代表美食介紹 -煎蕊（印度人） -仁當牛肉（馬來人） -肉骨茶（華人） -紙巾煎餅roti tissue（印度人） -曼煎糕mangchang kuih（華人） 【台馬總複習】 -主持人與來賓的心得 -各單元總結

7月來了 暑假來了！！！ 台馬大不同也迎接了新主題啦～ 這個月的主題很有趣哦 就是——時下語言！ 而且第六集我們還請了節目首位嘉賓！ 想知道馬來西亞的一些日常用語 讓寧寧和特別嘉賓幫你們解析 迎接輕松爆笑的第六集 馬來西亞的時下語言 、、、、、、 這些詞到底代表什麼意思？ 想知道這些馬來西亞的日常ROJAK用語 就趕快來聽第六集吧！！！

Kata rojak sih jauhi BCL

Andrew Wong is back on the show for the second time, to share about his spectacular new menu, centered around the food and flavours of Johor! On top of that, we also talk to Hartini from Yayasan Chow Kit, about the collaboration effort with Andrew to raise funds for Hartini's mission to aid underprivileged children in Chow Kit, and in Langkawi too.

Andrew Wong is back on the show for the second time, to share about his spectacular new menu, centered around the food and flavours of Johor! On top of that, we also talk to Hartini from Yayasan Chow Kit, about the collaboration effort with Andrew to raise funds for Hartini's mission to aid underprivileged children in Chow Kit, and in Langkawi too.

Rojak sebagai host cadangan dengan narasumber Mono dan Aceng sebagai penikmat film yang baik dan tidak selalu benar akan membahas tentang sineas, waralaba film, nasib Tom Holland dan tetek bengek lainnya seputar film. Gausah bahas Livi Zheng.

A "goodbye for now" short message from Teah and Nur about the Cakap Rojak podcast, explaining the factors that have led to the decision. Thank you for tuning in to Cakap Rojak.

Calling out inappropriate and sexist comments in the workplace, or anywhere, really, can be tough. Teah and Nur talk about their experiences and why women can be afraid to speak up about the harassment they face.

Nur and Teah discuss eating alone in public as something women can be apprehensive about, as well as getting things done by yourself, like having to go to car workshops.

Iman, Nur, and Teah welcome 2019, recap the past year with Songket Alliance, and talk about the future of the podcast(s).

Having recently been rejected by a job she really wanted, Nur takes to talking about the rejection on the podcast as a coping mechanism. As we all do.

Teah and Nur discuss how they got employed, and the current employment market in Brunei.

Nur, Teah and Iman discuss privacy in the age of oversharing. Hi, KDN. Get your hottest to listen in on us.

"Everything has beauty, but not everyone sees it." -Confucius "Antah kau, Confucius." -Teah

Latest episode of Cakap Rojak

Part 1 of 2 on mental health. Nur and Teah discuss the possible appropriation around the mental health discussion in its current trendy state in Brunei.

Part 2 of 2 on mental health: Teah and Nur share their own struggles with mental illness.

Teah, Iman, and Nur talk about the friendzone. What is it? Who uses it? Why is it so annoying?

Nur, Iman, and Teah discuss their experiences as women in male-dominated industries. Do men consider women's expertise the gravity as they would a man's? (No.) What's with that? (Misogyny.)

Nur, Teah, and Iman talk about their views on the wedding makeup trends in Brunei. What's up with aiming to be the literal fairest in all the dewan?

Narcissistic abuse. Rojak language.

Iman, Nur, and Teah talk about their ambitions-- whether it's easy or not to achieve them, and if Teah's aspiration to be a prefect can still be a reality.

Nur and Teah are joined by the most enthusiastic food lover, Ilham Yassin. What is the food culture in Brunei, and how does it help strengthen bonds? We promise, none of us said "nom nom nom" in this episode.

Teah and Iman are joined by poet, Hariz Fadhilah, to discuss about switching of languages, Hariz's bilingual writing, Teah's racism, and Iman's inability to read Malay properly.

Teah, Nur and Rau come together to talk about covering your head using tudung. Is it a choice for most women? And why are women's clothes so heavily policed anyway?

Teah, Iman and first guest host (!) Raudhah discuss taking up new languages--why Raudhah likes it so much, the semantics of it from Iman, and Teah's language failures.

Teah, Iman, and Nur discuss how the way they talk is influenced by the people and community that raised them. Teah and Nur come from a family with Kg Ayer roots and are maybe too rambunctious/gawah for some (i.e. Iman).

What does being feminine mean in Brunei? Iman, Nur, and Teah discuss ways femininity is expected to look like, the gender binary, and baju kurong in the workplace-- why it's only women who are expected to uphold the cultural tradition.

Can you be in a constant state of happiness? Nur, Teah, and Iman try to find out, and question if happiness is even a goal worth pursuing.

Iman, Nur, and Teah are great, but have been single for a while. They discuss why they're single, the ideal first date (Iman: Bandar), and the state of the dating pool.

How does one socialise when they’ve left school? What benefits does that bring? Nur spent several years outside Brunei, hence has struggled in making new friends. Teah, meanwhile, graduated from a university that isn’t the UK, where Bruneians were a depleted resource. Iman’s fine, she’s still in university. Do these ladies even have friends??

The New Year is seen as a clean slate--but not for these three ladies! Teah, Nur and Iman discuss traditions, what they like to do during the new year, observations, and of course, resolutions--are they worth making and keeping. Welcome to Cakap Rojak, Songket Alliance’s newest bi-monthly podcast. Visit us at http://songketalliance.com Twitter: http://twitter.com/songketalliance Facebook: http://facebook.com/songketalliance

This week, the guys welcome actress, host, and model Carla Dona-, Duner-…Miss Doonari… CARLA D into the studio!! The guys have a lovely discussion with Carla about where she’s gone, where’s she’s going, and where she’s going in the world. Be sure to check out her show Rojak, wednesday nights at 9:30 on Ch. 5! in … Continue reading ＃53 － Carla Dunareanu →

John Rojak of the American Brass Quintet joins Andrew & Lance to discuss portfolio careers and chamber music. John also discusses how the American Brass Quintet finds and commissions new pieces.   He also talks about how he got started and why he sometimes has to explain ledger lines to composers.    Website: John Rojak   Links: American Brass Quintet Julliard NYU The Hartt School   You can help offset the costs of producing the show by making a small donation at https://www.patreon.com/thebrassjunkies. Your support is greatly appreciated!   Produced by Austin Boyer and Buddy Deshler of FredBrass.  

This episode, I take you back to my hometown Penang. We visited the Majestic Rojak, which is a renowned rojak stall. Rojak is a fruit salad that has some interesting ingredients that will probably make you squirm. It also contains cuttle fish and the black sticky sauce is actually fermented shrimp paste.

This episode, I take you back to my hometown Penang. We visited the Majestic Rojak, which is a renowned rojak stall. Rojak is a fruit salad that has some interesting ingredients that will probably make you squirm. It also contains cuttle fish and the black sticky sauce is actually fermented shrimp paste.

Guests: Taugeh, Ah Leng, Kim Mo, Atupek & Laksa This week we talk about broken Mandarin. Mandarin that is heavily influenced by Hokkien. Even if you are not Chinese educated, you might be able to get the jokes too. In fact, several of our guests are not Chinese educated. Share your own broken Mandarin on our Kapster Message box on the left.