Podcasts about Sarinah

A growing protest movement On 28 March, in downtime Jakarta across from the Sarinah department store, an unlikely group of protesters gathered holding signs and making speeches. The crowd largely consisted of middleclass women of various ages, gathered under the name ‘Suara Ibu Indonesia' (Voices of Indonesian Mothers). For the organisers, the choice of name and location for their protest was deliberately designed to evoke a moment in Indonesia's past, now 27 years ago, when in the final months of the autocratic Suharto regime an economic and political crisis saw student protests met with deadly violence at the hands of the military and police. Then a group called Suara Ibu Peduli (Voices of Concerned Mothers, SIP), tapped into growing concern within wider society about the state of their country. In late March 2025, as student protests at campuses and in front of law offices were once again met with violence by state law enforcement, the women who gathered in downtown Jakarta expressed their fear of a return to unbridled militarism and a contempt for democracy. The revision of the Military (TNI) Law a few weeks earlier, which opens the door for active military figures to occupy more and key positions in the government and bureaucracy, appears to have sparked a broadening of the growing protest movement. As one of the original SIP organisers, Karlina Supelli was quoted as saying, “If mothers have joined the protests, this means that the situation has become critical.” What compelled the Suara Ibu Indonesia protesters to go to the streets now? What are the urgent concerns of activists and students amid a time they describe as ‘Indonesia Gelap'? Can such opposition to the newly installed Prabowo government be sustained for the long haul? In this week's episode Jemma chats with Olin Montiero, a feminist activist, researcher, writer, consultant and producer. Olin has been working for the women 's movement since the 1990s and was a member of the Suara Ibu Peduli movement in 1998. She has founded several women organisations in Indonesia, including the network Peace Women Across the Globe Indonesia and ArtsforWomen, connecting women activists, artists, art workers and cultural workers for a feminist collaborative space. Olin facilitates feminist networks Jagat Setara (Online platform feminist discussion), Woke Asia Feminist (young feminist in Asia network), and FeministArt Community (a new young people discussion on art creativity and feminism). In 2025, the Talking Indonesia podcast is co-hosted by Dr Jemma Purdey from the Australia-Indonesia Centre, Dr Jacqui Baker from Murdoch University, Dr Elisabeth Kramer from the University of New South Wales and Tito Ambyo from RMIT. Image: Olin Monteiro

Happy (almost) New Year! We wanted to take a look back on all of our favorite Earth to Humans episodes that we produced in 2024. From redefining wilderness to the deepest parts of the ocean, the stories we got to tell this year continue to inspire and motivate us, especially as we prepare to navigate a murky future filled with uncertainty and inevitable environmental hurdles. Hannah, Matt and Sarinah shares their thoughts on the episodes that make this challenging work worthwhile, and a few of them might surprise you!We know it can be hard, but its more vital than ever that we stay engaged, tuned-in and laser focused on our environmental goals into 2025. Here on the pod, we'll be with you every step of the way and we can't wait to share new stories that we'll be cooking up ahead of our return in the Spring. Cheers! Get full access to Earth to Humans Podcast's Substack at earthtohumanspodcast.substack.com/subscribe

On this episode, we're re-airing an episode we really think you will love. Today, Sarinah tackles female solo hiking from the perspectives of 5 women as she tries to make sense of managing both the physical and mental fears of hiking alone, but also the beauty of mentorship and prioritizing joy in the outdoors. The women in this panel range from environmental scientists to travel bloggers, teachers to mothers, but all with individual expertise and an accomplished list of hikes that should intimidate the hell out of you. Get full access to Earth to Humans Podcast's Substack at earthtohumanspodcast.substack.com/subscribe

I guess if you had a little boy named “Tony” who lived in your mouth, and hid in your stomach you gotta trust your gut, right? Especially when shit is about to hit the fan. On this week's episode, The Babes cover a film that makes you not want to go to any remote, haunted destinations anytime soon - It's the iconic, unsettling 1980's horror-thriller: “The Shining”. We chop down the bathroom door to analyze the other side of the horrors of isolation, sinister obsession, telepathic heroes, AND how genius shouldn't come before human decency. After you check-in, let's jump on our tricycles, grab that bat, and have a drink with Llyod in the Gold Room. ITTTTT'S THE SHINING!This movie depicts themes of murder s*ic*de, child de*th, abuse, violence, and psychological intensity. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit babes.substack.com

What if you and your twin were up against something unexpected - like your own mother! What lengths would you go to if you suspected that there was something off about mommy dearest? In this week's episode, the Babes navigate the twists, and deep layers of THEE Austrian horror mystery Goodnight Mommy (2014). Sarinah and Jas discuss complicated relationships between mothers and sons, unhealthy trauma responses, and SO MUCH MORE. This is truly a film that will always keep you thinking, and it's one of our faves! Alrighty boys, it's time to wrangle the hissing cockroaches, grab a Vienna sausage snack, say your prayers and don't forget to say “Goodnight Mommy”. TW: This film depicts child abuse, animal cruelty, trauma, and some freaky twin shit. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit babes.substack.com

Why not kick-off our first episode with the movie that inspired this podcast?!  Jasmine and Sarinah deep dive into the modern horror thriller, Fresh (2022). This film had us chewing on the concepts of dating apps, the weaponization of “soft boy” tactics, and reviewing how this movie goes against the grain of movie tropes that women face in horror films. Table for two please! We have a big appetite for Fresh!TW: This episode discusses cannibalism, violence against women, and gore. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit babes.substack.com

Hey guys, Sarinah here - if you're anything like us and have been feeling the crippling weight of the current state of our planet on your shoulders, YOU ARE NOT ALONE.Everywhere you look there seems to be a new environmental disaster. Flooding in Libya, deadly wildfires in Canada and Maui – the list just never seems to end. And this relentless drumbeat of environmental crises can feel so overwhelming. It's not just the headlines; it's the images of polar bears stranded on melting ice, the choked skies of megacities, and once-lush rainforests reduced to stumps and ash.These emotions can be incredibly isolating, leaving us feeling like nothing is ever going to change or get better, making us just want to throw our hands in the air and give up. However, it's important to remember that these feelings are shared by countless others who, like us, are deeply concerned about our planet's future.As people who care about the environment, it's nearly impossible to tune out and look away, but today we wanted to talk about what that is actually doing to our mental health, and how we can better cope with our current climate reality.In this episode we share personal anecdotes of how it affects us, find solace in shared experiences and together seek ways to better cope and make a positive impact amidst the chaos. Link to work by Bernie Krause This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit earthtohumanspodcast.substack.com

Hi everyone! Sarinah here! Coming to you live from my childhood bedroom visiting my mom following a beautiful trip down California along highway 395. This is my first ever Earth to Humans newsletter, so enjoy this maiden voyage as I try to re-connect with my early 2000's Wordpress days writing to the ether.My guest for this episode is an expert in natural resources management, a woman who's been on the front lines of one of the most crucial environmental issues facing us today. She's a problem-solver and policymaker, but above all, an advocate for our planet's most precious resource: water.Can Great Salt Lake survive us? Laura Briefer, the Director of Salt Lake City Public Utilities, has been working tirelessly to address the water crisis in Utah. She's been an integral figure in water policy for over two decades and has seen first-hand how the environment is shifting right in front of us. She is one of many stakeholders involved in preventing the disappearance of Great Salt Lake. A natural wonder that once stretched across nearly a quarter of the State of Utah (about 22,400 square miles), has been shrinking at an alarming rate. As of 2021, Great Salt Lake now spans a mere 950 square miles, revealing more of the lake bed with each major drought. Lake beds contain a variety of heavy metals in the sediment that, when lake levels recede, dry out and form toxic dust. These airborne dust particles not only affect human health, but also have devastating ecological implications. They can contaminate local ecosystems and have effects on air and water quality. Therefore, the issue of lake shrinkage is not only about the loss of water but also concerns the potential mobilization of hazardous substances that can impact both human health and the environment.Through Laura's eyes, we'll explore what's happening to the Great Salt Lake, why it matters, and most importantly, what is being done about it. Laura Briefer brings a wealth of knowledge and a passion for sustainability to this issue. We're thrilled to have her this episode of the Earth to Humans Podcast. We love to hear your feedback, so have a listen and let us know what you think about the show!An update from meAs I mentioned, I'm Sarinah, one of the producers and hosts behind the show and I'm super excited to be building this community with all of you and connecting on a deeper level. I work in a variety of creative and environmental spaces, from nature videography, photography and artwork, to wildlife surveying and field captures.Lately though, I've been getting SUPER into block printing and linocutting. I started small, carving out tiny scenes into pink Pearl erasers, but am now moving onto larger rubber blocks so I can work in more detail. Something about the carving blade smoothly gliding over the stiffness of the rubber unlocked something in my brain launching me into a simultaneously soothing and instantly addicting new venture. Earlier this year I represented two films that I produced and directed at the 2023 Wild and Scenic Film Festival in Nevada City, CA, where I got to connect with some truly inspirational fellow filmmakers and re-ignite my passion for good storytelling. I also got to represent Earth to Humans in the March issue of Diversity in Action Magazine where I was interviewed about what makes our podcast so unique and how the show has evolved and grown alongside our growing decolonized mindset around conservation and the environment. After a long winter in the Sierra Nevada, I'm excited to finally get outside and go hiking and fishing and disappear into the woods for a while. I'm so grateful for Hannah and Matt and this amazing team and community that we've built together. Especially with the weight of all of the world's current issues, its so healing to be able to fight alongside these two as well as you, our listeners, and do what we can to enjoy this beautiful planet and try to make it a better place for all of its inhabitants. Let's keep fighting and do our part to make sure the Earth's voice is heard,Sarinah This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit earthtohumanspodcast.substack.com

Sarinah Simons is a documentary filmmaker and a California State Parks employee who helped document the recent devastation and regrowth that occurred in Big Basin Redwoods State Park, following the CZU fire of 2020. Listen in for a discussion of the importance of fire to the forest ecosystem, how fires have changed in recent years, and how Sarinah was able to communicate the emotional impact of this massive fire to members of the public. Check out Big Basin Speaks here: https://reimaginingbigbasin.org/ Check out Sarinah's website here: www.SarinahSimons.com Check out Earth to Humans here: Spotify Check out our nonprofit here: www.LastChanceEndeavors.com

Welcome back to Earth to Humans! On our first episode back for the season, Sarinah speaks with guest, Beth Pratt, Executive Director for California at the National Wildlife Federation and renowned conservationist who has worked tirelessly to protect and restore wildlife habitats across the state (which is huge by the way).In this episode, we'll be discussing Beth's unique relationship with a certain mountain lion known as P-22, who became a symbol of the coexistence between wildlife and humans in urban areas. P-22 captured the world's attention when he journeyed from the Santa Monica Mountains to Griffith Park, right in the heart of Los Angeles, where he settled down and made his home. His presence in the city provided a rare opportunity for people to connect with wild animals and inspired many to take action to protect the city's remaining wild spaces.We had Beth on the show back in 2017, but a lot has changed since then. For one, the famed 101 freeway wildlife crossing that was then just an idea still in need of final funding, now looms completed over the huge 10 lane freeway. Unfortunately since our last interview, P-22 was captured by wildlife officials in December 2022 due to concerns related to his health and a few days later, on December 17, 2022, was euthanized.Our conversation discusses the impact of his loss on the local community and the wider conservation movement as well as the challenges facing urban wildlife and the importance of preserving natural habitats in cities in order to support biodiversity and the survival of these precious predators.So, join us as we delve into the fascinating world of urban wildlife and learn more about the amazing journey of P-22, the people who have been touched by his impact, and the many urban species he has inadvertently saved due to his global impact. Subscribe to our monthly newsletter at:earthtohumanspod.com Join private conversations with top authors and access exclusive bonus content! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Headline News Metro TV Edisi 1200 kali ini membahas Kemenhub umumkan tarif baru ojol dua hari lagi. BBM naik, tarif angkutan umum kompak naik. TNI dianiaya preman, pelaku meninggal dikeroyok. Jokowi ajak Presiden Filipina ke Sarinah. Tujuh hari terapung di laut, nelayan ditemukan. Pelapasliaran tiga ekor lumba-lumba.

Banyak yang komen kenapa produk UMKM yang ada di Sarinah mahal banget. Yuk bahas sedikit biar nambah pengetahuan. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/santai-shaaayyy/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/santai-shaaayyy/support

Bangga !! Tukang Bubur di Sarinah bawa mendali Emas setelah jatuh dari pohon kelapa.

Raden Adjeng Kartini (1879-1905) foi defensora isolada da emancipação feminina em Java, na época das Índias Orientais Neerlandesas. Acompanhar sua breve carreira nos põe em contato com um trânsito curioso entre socialistas da Segunda Internacional e uma mulher asiática da baixa nobreza, escrevendo de uma colônia majoritariamente muçulmana. Kartini hoje é uma heroína nacional da Indonésia; contamos como isso aconteceu e os principais aspectos de sua vida e obra. Filme Kartini (2017), dir. Hanung Bramantyo Livros e artigos Multatuli, Max Havelaar, ou Os leilões de café da Companhia Holandesa de Comércio, Belo Horizonte: Âyiné, 2019, Felipe Vale da Silva. A quantas mãos se escreve a história da literatura? A política das divergências teóricas na Indonésia. Afro-Ásia, n. 62 (2020), p. 270-298. Sukarno. Sarinah. Kewadjiban wanita dalam perdjoangan Republik Indonesia. Raden Adjeng Kartini. Letters from a Javanese Princess. Tradução de Agnes Louise Symmers. London: Duckworth & Co., 1921. Raden Adjeng Kartini. Surat-surat lengkap dan berbagai catatan: 1898-1904. Editado por Joost Coté. Jakarta: Elex Media Komputindo, 2022. Kathryn Robinson. "Call me Kartini? Kartini as a Floating Signifier in Indonesian History" [trechos]. Bijl, P.; Chin, G.V.S. Appropriating Kartini: colonial, national and transnational memories of an Indonesian icon. Singapore: ISEAS, 2020, p. 131-153.

Berita di bulan Maret lebih dihiasi pergulatan internasional MotoGP Mandalika dan kasus Doni Dalaman. Berita duka berupa bencana banjir di Serang Banten juga kabar meninggalnya penulis Hikmah 'Lupus' Hariwijaya. Oh iya Sarinah sudah buka lagi loh dengan wajah barunya... Yuk simak lengkap di sini

Holding BUMN Pariwisata InJourney kini sudah berumur 2 bulan. Holding yang membawahi 5 BUMN penerbangan dan pariwisata ini punya tugas berat membawa BUMN pariwisata dan penerbangan untung lagi setelah dihantam pandemi. Dengarkan obrolannya bersama Direktur Utama InJourney Dony Oskaria dan Direktur Utama Sarinah Fetty Kwartati. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/detikfinance/message

Sarinah tackles female solo hiking from the perspectives of 5 women as she tries to make sense of managing both the physical and mental fears of hiking alone, but also the beauty of mentorship and prioritizing joy in the outdoors. The women in this panel range from environmental scientists to travel bloggers, teachers to mothers, but all with individual expertise and an accomplished list of hikes that should intimidate the hell out of you. Join private conversations with top authors and access exclusive bonus content! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today we're sharing some bonus content from my interview with Mark Dowie, as well as some of the discussion that Sarinah and I had about the topics brought up by Mark in his books. Join private conversations with top authors and access exclusive bonus content! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dalam Sarinah, Soekarno mengulas pemikiran tentang perempuan Indonesia secara historis dari zaman berburu hingga peradaban modern, menjelaskan titik temu peralihan matriarchat menuju patriarchat, dan pergerakan tiap perempuan yang bahkan perlu menapaki beberapa tingkatan sebelum mencapai kesetaraan. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/maripadabaca/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/maripadabaca/support

Ada berbagai macam industri bisnis yang ada di Indonesia. Salah satunya industri bisnis retail. Retail sendiri merupakan suatu barang yang diperdagangkan langsung kepada pembeli akhir bukan digunakan untuk dijual kembali melainkan untuk dikonsumsi oleh pelanggan. Dalam industri retail umumnya banyak menjual berbagai macam jenis barang atau peralatan rumah tangga yang memang digunakan untuk memenuhi kebutuhan hidup sehari-hari. Di Indonesia sendiri industri retail telah ada sejak zaman era presiden pertama Indonesia yaitu Soekarno. Salah satu toko retail pertama di Indonesia adalah Sarinah. Namun nih, eberapa tahun belakangan saja sudah ada berbagai macam industri retail yang tutup gerainya seperti Matahari, Ramayana dan yang belum lama adalah Giant. Kira-kira apa penyebabnya Be-emmers? Yuk simak podcast ini sampai habis!!! Oh ya, kalau kamu pengen berbagi cerita pengalaman ngelola keuangan, investasi, dan bikin bisnis atau punya cerita inspiratif, yuk bagikan dengan tulis di website https://bisnismuda.id​​​​​​ ya -- Jangan lupa subscribe channel kami di: https://bit.ly/BisnisMudaChannel​​​​​ Pantau juga cerita menarik tentang investasi dan dunia bisnis di Instagram kami di: https://www.instagram.com/bisnis.muda Dan kamu bisa ikutan berbagi atau baca cerita tentang investasi dan bisnis di website kami: https://bisnismuda.id​​​​​ Sama dengerin kita di podcast di sini ya: https://bit.ly/PodcastBisnisMuda​​

Apa yang terbesit dibenak kalian saat mendengar kata Sarinah & Kucing? Apakah sebuah mall dan hewan. Jika jawaban kalian itu, hmm, mungkin kamu anak rumahan wkwk, canda guys.

Dr. Sarinah Lo discusses the state of Christian education in Indonesia, and the research behind her book Faith-Integrated Being, Knowing, and Doing: A Study among Christian Faculty in Indonesia (Langham, 2020).

This is a great source of information and nostalgia of Jakarta in the 70s through the early 90s. Here are some keywords that will instantly bring you back: Aquarius, Sarinah, Restoran Trio-Paramount-Tan Ek Tjoean (correction: Tab Goei), Playboy Kabel, PPD, along with G30S/PKI. Oh how time flies, we are so glad that we get to hear it out from the master! Do enjoy and have fun reminiscing.

Kali ini gue koleb bareng Aditia Noviansyah, S.I.Kom (Ano) yang merupakan Redaktur Fotografer di kumparan.com dan jg dia dosen gue yang ngajarin fotografi jurnalistik. Kita ngobrol banyak pengalamannya bang Ano seperti motret pengeboman di pos polisi Sarinah & gimna kerja fotografer jurnalistik di tengah pandemi sekarang ini. SELAMAT MENDENGARKAN! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/podcast-dosen-online/support

Diskusi Serial Pemikiran Pendiri Bangsa bersama Maria Brigita

Diskusi online kami melalui Zoom Meeting pada 25 Juli 2020, membahas buku Sarinah tulisan Bung Karno dan membahas bagaimana buku ini dilihat dari perspektif feminis

Nama aslinya Kholidin, cuma buat pelanggannya lebih kenal dengan nama Udin atau Bubur Ayam Udin. Berawal dari berjualan sekitar Sarinah dengan 1 gerobak bubur, ternyata lama - lama berkembang dan buka di beberapa tempat. Selain sukses berjualan bubur ayam, ternyata Bang Udin juga seorang atlet difabel panahan yang handal. Beberapa kali ke luar negeri bertanding dan pulang membawa medali, apalagi ia ikut bertanding di kelas reguler / normal. Dengerin cerita lengkapnya di podcast Ujung Ujungnya Duit bersama Bisma Nugraha & Nino Budiyanto.

2016. Sarinah. -pada sebuah cafe yang menawarkan siluet hitam putih dalam secangkir kehidupan-

ada lagi berita sedih yang datang di tengah tahun 2020 ini, mcdonald's pertama di indonesia di gedung sarinah, akan mengakhiri perjalanan 30 tahun nya pada 10 Mei 2020 setelah melalui banyak cerita dan kenangan di lokasi tersebut. malam itu, rian menelpon dinda, “teman” yang sering menghabiskan waktu bersamanya, mengenang kembali cerita yang telah mereka lalui di mcd sarinah. kalau kamu? apa cerita kamu di mcd sarinah? -L #pukulduamalam tulisan: @leyladerina ⠀ yang menyuarakan: @riandyrs @dindoooot ⠀

Kepoin gimana Mcdonald Sarinah jadi triger emosi bagi semua orang, dan kaitannya dengan Hipnoterapi

Ketika melihat orang banyak berkumpul tanpa takut PSBB, maka bersabdalah virus Corona: "SAATNYA MUKBANGGG!!!!!"

Dimulai dari Sarinah, Cengkareng, dan berakhir dengan klarifikasi dan permintaan maaf di tempat pansos konten kreator Indonesia (Feat Ruangan Podcast Deddy Corbuzier)

Episode yang durasinya lebih dari 1 jam ini siap didengarkan oleh kamu yang mau paham lebih lanjut soal beberapa kebijakan pemerintah, teori konspirasi sampai kelakuan warga yang bikin masa karantina kita semakin pusing. Bersama Bhagavad Sambadha dan juga Puri Kencana Putri, Jali menanyakan perspektif mereka mengenai kengacoan dalam hidup kita beberapa waktu belakangan. Silahkan didengarkan dan dibagikan ya dengan mention/tag @aksikamisan dilengkapi tagar #MudahMudaHAM Sampai jumpa di episode selanjutnya! Untuk pengalaman mendengar lebih baik sila gunakan headset sebab kualitas audio kurang prima karena obrolan tidak dilakukan secara langsung akibat wabah korona. Selamat mendengarkan!

Masih bersama para host magang yang merasa gerah karena peraturan PSBB tidak berlaku di acara perpisahan mekdi Sarinah. LOH KOK? email: dummypodcast.id@gmail.com

Di saat semua orang merindukan tarawih dan main petasan, beberapa orang kurang pandai malah ke mekdi Sarinah untuk menyalakan lilin. Hadeeeeh

Pada episode ini, Raehan (la.raehan) dan Langgam (langgams) ngobrol bareng soal penutupan McD Sarinah serta antusiasme masyarakat yang ingin mengenang momen mereka selama McD Sarinah beroperasi. Dengarkan episode lainnya dari Awakward Network di https://linktr.ee/awakwardnetwork dan juga ikuti akun media sosial dari Awakward Network di Twitter dan Instagram @AwakwardNetwork.

PSBB udah jalan hampir 3 bulan tapi masih ada aja orang-orang egois di luar sana yang ngumpul-ngumpul ga jelas. Podcast ini ditujukan buat kalian semua pelanggar PSBB. Enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ridwan-aji-pitoko/support

Ngapain kita capek-capek taat peraturan, 2 bulan di rumah aja, kalau bandara dan waktu mcd Sarinah mau ditutup manusianya ngumpul sebanyak itu?? :((

Udah tau PSBB masing aje pada ngumpul pasang lilin di Sarinah. Maunya apa sih kalian? Coba sini jelasin ke om..

McDonalds Sarinah menyimpan banyak kenangan dalam 3 dekade kehadirannya. Tapi, romantisasi hari buka terakhirnya justru berujung denda karena nggak patuh PSBB. Kan, nakal sih.

Terlalu banyak cerita tentang Kita yang tersirat, Tertawa, menangis hingga menunggu sang gelap. Memang kini hadirmu merayu disetiap tempat, Tetapi McDonald Sarinah akan selalu teringat. 

Momentum penutupan McDonald's Sarinah pada 10 Mei 2020 memunculkan kerumunan massa. Warga yang ingin melepas kepergian gerai pertama McD di Indonesia itu berkumpul untuk sekadar berfoto atau membeli makanan terakhir kalinya. Hal tersebut menuai polemik lantaran Indonesia tengah menghadapi ancaman penyebaran virus corona. Aturan PSBB yang melarang kerumunan pun diterabas. Tagar #McCovid pun sempat trending di Twitter menyindir kerumunan yang berpotensi membikin klaster baru COVID-19 itu. Di episode kali ini, Rifqi (@rifqipradipta), Agaton (@AKenshanahan), Iqbal (@ihanifiqbal), dan Uga (@yugareksa) mendiskusikan kenapa masyarakat begitu antuasias dengan penutupan McD Sarinah. Kami juga memaparkan teori-teori menarik tentang restoran cepat saji yang menjadi ikon Amerikanisasi tersebut. Apa saja teorinya? Simak selengkapnya di Podcast Diskusi Pinggiran. Selamat mendengarkan!

Banyak hal yang membuat geger pada chapter kali ini, terlihat Who's Who yang petantang petenteng ketika Flying Six diberikan tiket ke Jakarta kalau bisa mengalahkan All Star, ini seakan menggambarkan Beast Pirates berdiri bukan karena rasa solidaritas namun hanya sekumpulan jamet haus akan lem. Di saat yang bersamaan, Lutfi tidak sengaja terkena tumpahan burjo dan kilas balik tergambar kesedihan rakyat kelas bawah Wano membuat kolestrol Lutfi memuncak. Terlihat sosok hitam pekat seperti uka-uka mengikuti Jinbe dan Robin dari belakang, apakah itu Yamato atau Pak Laode?

Bertepatan di hari ini, salah satu tempat legendaris di kawasan Jakarta: McDonald Sarinah harus tutup setelah 30 tahun beroperasi. Yuk simak obrolan @agn.gita dan @varyanaryo mengenang cerita-cerita di McD Sarinah yang udah menemani kita dari kecil hingga sekarang bekerja kantoran di Jakarta.

 Episode kali ini gue bersama teman gue Rickoy Pilek dan Tegar Meriang berbicara mengenai pengalaman tipe-tipe wanita yang pernah didekati dan diperjuangkan. Semua omongan ini merupakan pengalaman yang pernah kita alami dalam dunia dating/pdkt dengan wanita. Beserta pengalaman-pengalaman bucin yang pernah dilakukan. Mohon maaf dengan noise dari pembawa acara berita di Sarinah. Percayalah ini kualitas terbaik, daripada suara kami terdengar seperti curut yang terjepit. Mohon Maklum

Who do you look up to or learn from? For Thoughts That Count we talked pros and cons of Father's Day and all kinds of families/relationships, featuring an analysis of some problematic Kanye West lyrics about being a father and what that means to him.  We were also joined by filmmaker, producer and actor Vonne Patiag, who works across stage, screen and performance to focus on issues exploring queer and ethnic intersection in Australia. Vonne has co-written a queer sitcom called Obviously! That opens as part of Sydney Fringe Festival next Thursday night, he’s also recently created a short documentary calledShading, examining current practices of ‘white-washing’ ethnic skin tones of performers in the film and theatre industries. Plus, we spoke to Sarinah Masukor and Jaya Keaney about The Watermelon Woman, a film that stars Cheryl Dunye as a movie-obsessed young queer woman working in a Philadelphia video store. She’s drawn to films from the 1930s which feature anonymous black women and decides to make a documentary about actress Fae Richards, known as ‘the Watermelon Woman’. Sarinah from Runway Australian Experimental Art has been working with Jaya Keaney to feature Jaya’s written response to the film, and Runway are hosting a screening happening at Golden Age Cinema and Bar on Wednesday September 12. 

Labour updates from Australia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, India and Yemen.Interview with Daniel and Sarinah from the Altenative Media and Education for Workers organisation in Indonesia on the state of the workers movement in Indonesia.Asia Pacific Currents is a program of Australia Asia Worker Links.

It’s been two years since we launched this podcast, and it’s amazing to me that we have already released close to 100 interviews.   This show began as an experiment, but it has moved well beyond that to become a central hub of the internet for folks who are interested in conservation.  We’ve interviewed biologists, researchers, filmmakers, activists, artists, politicians, musicians, authors, educators, chefs, entrepreneurs - all of whom are involved with conservation in some way.   Today’s show is special - not just because we are celebrated 100 episodes - but because we are introducing two new contributors to the show!  Sarinah Simons and Courtney Rae will be helping us expand the scope of Eyes on Conservation.  No longer will you be hearing solely my voice here on the show, but the voices of Courtney and Sarinah, as well as EOC producer Sean Bogle. In today’s discussion we’ll be talking about the future direction of this show, and sharing our perspectives on the current state of the conservation movement.

Today, Sarinah Simons brings you interviews from the front lines of the 2019 Film Festival. After wandering the streets of Park City, Utah and seeing more films in five days than she would in an entire year, Sarinah interviews the filmmakers and creators behind some of her favorite films seen at the festival. This included the films Anthropocene: The Human Epoch co-directed by Jennifer Baichwal, Edward Burtynsky and Nicholas de Pencier, Honeyland co-directed by Tamara Kotevska and Ljubo Stefanov and The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind directed by and starring Chiwetel Ejiofor. Learn what inspired the filmmakers and what motivates the meaning behind the art.

As the world of brand names and politicians offer their bandwagon platitudes for the summer of 2020 we’ve been thinking a lot about what that means for us. On the surface of it, conversations about wildlife, nature, conservation, climate change, mass extinction, and more – don’t often feel like there is a direct connection with racism, LGBTQ rights, gender equality, rampant runaway nationalism, classism, wealth inequality... And yet, the two worlds of our cultural values and the physical space and beings which inhabit it are completely intertwined. They are intersectional. They are undetachable. That is why we have made the decision to rebrand our podcast. We feel the name “Eyes on Conservation” no longer serves the purpose it once did. We feel that it doesn’t address those issues enough, and instead of simply throwing a #BLM stamp on our Instagram, patting ourselves on the back, and calling it a day, we’ve decided to make social equality and natural conservation - the natural allies that they are - central to our journey forward. And we want you to take the journey with us. We would like to hear from you what you think about this. What ideas you have for a new name, what concerns or questions you have. Please give us your feedback either through email at info@wildlensinc.org or by calling our voicemail at 208-917-3786. We will listen and read everything you send us and would love to share your answers on an upcoming episode. Wild Lens Collective member Sarinah Simons is a freelance filmmaker, activist and intersectional environmentalist currently based in northern California. She works in wildlife management for the state. Sarinah is passionate about telling stories about wildlife and marginalized communities. Her upcoming projects include the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band’s traditional fire practices in California, and A Change in the Clouds, the story of Panama’s indigenous Guna Yala people, jaguar conservation, and the crossroads of climate change. Website: http://www.sarinahsimons.com/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/_sea_legs/ GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/change-in-the-clouds-film Wild Lens Collective member Ben-Alex Dupris, aka @Bendigenous, is an enrolled member of the Colville Confederated Tribes, where he grew up. Over the years he has worked in commercial entertainment, tribal language preservation, youth media training and most recently, documenting front-line environmental activism. He is a Concordia Studios Artist-In-Residence Alumni headed by Academy-Award winner Davis Guggenheim, Firelight Impact Producer's Fellow, and a Sundance Institute "Rauschenberg" Producer's Fellow. His directorial debut, Sweetheart Dancers, was a Grand Jury Winner for best short film at OUTFEST LA, and his upcoming PBS American Masters features Pawnee painter Bunky Echo-Hawk as a part of a series curated by Firelight Media. @Bendigenous also teaches “Indigenous Mythology in Film” at Duke University’s Center for Documentary Studies, with upcoming class dates coming up in the 2020-2021 year. The work we’re doing is made possible because of people like our patrons on Patreon. Thank you so much to all of you. Please consider becoming a supporter for as little as a buck a show at www.patreon.com/wildlenscollective ( http://www.patreon.com/wildlenscollective ). A Message From the Native Filmmakers Fighting the Dakota Pipeline at Standing Rock – Speech by John Trudell “We Are Power”, video short produce by Ben Alex and Heather Rae https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Phre0bArD0M Sweetheart Dancers – Directed and Produced by Ben Alex Dupris https://www.pbs.org/filmfestival/films/sweetheart-dancers Extended Interview: Burning a Forest to Revive a People – Valentin Lopez for PBS explaining the significance of fire practices for the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band https://www.pbs.org/video/valentin-lopez-burns-forest-revive-people-hotbmr/ A Change in the Clouds – Directed and Produced by Sarinah Simons https://www.gofundme.com/f/change-in-the-clouds-film Sea of Shadows – Co-director, Matthew Podolsky https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QiFjJCUd9ro Music in today’s show by Blue Dot Sessions via the Free Music Archive under Creative Commons licensing.