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Totally Normal Folks

Author: Satya Pramesi, Ariya Sidharta, Daniel Anugerah, Kim Litelnoni

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Four non-experts give you their rambling opinions on the state of Indonesia, South East Asia, and occasionally, the rest of the world
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Love! We all want it, but it's getting harder and harder to find nowadays. Is it our fault? or are the forces of capitalism once again putting the odds against our favor? On this episode, the Totally Normal Folks are joined by the internet's favorite no-nonsense political commentator, Indah G, as they delve into the dreadful world of modern romance.
The Totally Normal Folks reflect on the decade that shaped them and many other Gen-Zers; the 2010s. The time of seemingly endless summers, catchy party anthems, and outrageously skinny jeans. As 2010s nostalgia comes back in a big way, we ask the question, why are we already nostalgic for decade that just passed? what did the 2010s mean to us? and does this mean the mustache tattoo on my finger is no longer cringe?
The Totally Normal Folks go back to high school (figuratively), and re-examine where it all went wrong. On this episode, we discuss the state of public and private education in Indonesia, the underappreciation of teachers across the country, and why schooling is a capitalist conspiracy all along.
The Totally Normal Folks take you back to their whimsical youth, when their eyes glimmered with hope and hearts filled with dreams. Long before they ever heard about such terms as "maximizing shareholder value" or "paid in experience" or worse yet "LinkedIn Influencer"
In this pilot episode of the Totally Normal Folks podcast, we talk about fads in all its shapes and sizes. Hop onto hear our rambling opinions on the unrelenting march of Padel courts in our hometown of Jakarta, how colonialism stopped us from being racist towards each other (kinda), and why mindful eating is a load of nonsense.
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