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A weekly podcast with well known subjects every week talking about what's behind the facts. Hosted by Iyas Lawrence.
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Pod. 166 Christine Hakim TALKS ABOUT 50 YEARS IN THE INDUSTRY
In today’s episode of Makna Talks, Christine Hakim talks about understanding God on a war-ship, in the zone for roles, and stopping when told.
Indonesian film enthusiasts must be very familiar with Christine Hakim, a senior actress that has colored the film industry since the 70s. Since then, safe to say she has been one of the most influential people in the field. Throughout her career, she has won many awards. And not only working as an actress, her love for the world of cinema made her plunge into being a movie observer and producer. This time, go deep into her long unstoppable journey in the industry, including her intriguing work at Seperti Dendam, Rindu Harus Dibayar Tuntas. Listen now, only on Spotify!
In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Angga Nggok talks about three years of sorrow, 20 years on air and being the lucky one.
Scriptwriter, were once on a TV sitcom, was an assistant director, director, insurance agent, and even EO. He is the literal definition of a jack of all trades. But, better known as an announcer from 2001. In this episode, Angga shares to us his story and how he survived in his own way. Hear our new episode to join the conversation, only on Spotify!
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In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Sarah Sechan talks about fighting over a boy, Shoku over basketball, and having her own talk show.
Sarah Sechan her name is certainly familiar in Indonesia. She is one of the well-known senior presenters who has hosted various notable events and talk shows. Moreover, she even has her talk show under her name. As she stepped into the entertainment industry in the 1990s, her name skyrocketed when she became an MTV VJ. Apart from being a presenter, she has spread her wings to the world of acting with several TV dramas and dozens of movies. Listen to her story now, only on Spotify!
In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Aimee Saras talks about life as a New Yorker, falling in love with theatre, and a comeback.
Actress and singer Aimee Saras started her career in New York for an off-Broadway musical theatre show while she was studying there. Pursuing a career in the entertainment world is a tough job, but she made it through and proved her point by doing what she loves the most passionately. Like what she mentioned, sing to live, dance to move, and act to survive. Listen now, only on Spotify!
In today’s episode of Makna Talks, Rekti Yoewono talks about making underground music, not looking for success, and an NFT drop.
Who doesn’t know Rekti Yoewono, a musician from Bandung, vocalist of The SIGIT, and bassist from a stoner-rock band called Mooner. Aside from producing new and fresh bands, he is a record collector who recently got himself into the world of NFT. He believes in doing what you can as much as you can, but still, you need to take it easy on yourself, and throughout his life, the only person he can expect something from is none other than himself. Listen to his story only on Spotify!
In today’s episode of Makna Talks, Dendy Darman talks about swell riding, keeping it casual, and raising a jenglot.
In Bandung, 1996, a local brand called unkl347 was born and has become a pioneer in the local fashion industry until now. Dendy Darman, the founder of unkl347, is a designer who knows no limits to creativity. He runs his business naturally by just letting it flow and being flexible. Get clued up about his journey, where he believes there is no standard or a certain way to run a business. Listen now, only on Spotify!
A discussion with Indonesia’s top filmmakers about progress, achievements and what it takes to create the ideal film industry we all wished for.
In today’s episode of Makna Talks, along with @netflix.id, we spotlight the anatomy of the country’s film industry based on the facts and the behaviors of film enthusiasts in Indonesia. Together with Shanty Harmayn, Muhammad Zaidy, Ernest Prakasa, and Mira Lesmana, they shared their point of view and their thoughts on how challenges lay ahead. Yet, there is much promising progress to mark the film industry’s recovery. Listen now, only on Spotify!
In today’s episode of Makna Talks, Arawinda talks about finding discipline through dancing, a debut on the screen, and leaving to come back.
Arawinda managed to make herself known by the public by winning Festival Indonesia (FFI) award for the Best Female Leading Actor category through her debut in Yuni. Ever since then, the career of this 20-year-old talented young woman has been rising up. Although she’s still young, she’s able to become an inspirational figure through her arts. Apart from acting, she also pursues her career in the industry through dancing and singing. Listen to her story now, only on Spotify!
In today’s episode of Makna Talks, Muhammad Sadad talks about chin being high at the wrong time, a fashion week, and the beginning of a new chapter.
Experience is the best teacher, and failure is a part of the process. The same thing happened to Muhammad Sadad, founder of Erigo. Despite having to endure a roller coaster ride, he successfully made a profit of up to billions from his business. Sadad believes hard times will lead you to something great because achieving your dreams doesn’t come instantly. Listen to his long journey to success only on Spotify!
In today’s episode of Makna Talks, Daniel Mananta talks about a sad young boy being compared at all times and having faith.
The first thing that comes to mind when people think about Daniel Mananta is the word presenter. Because of his consistency in the industry, he’s able to gain people's trust and meet their expectations because he’s capable of meetings everyone’s expectations by always giving the same level of quality and commitment that speaks from his works. He keeps on fascinating people with his perspective about life and communicating it with others. Listen now, only on Spotify!
In today’s episode of Makna Talks, Lukman Sardi talks about a traumatizing childhood, waking up at five, and a safe space for women.
Known in the world of acting as a top actor and often stars in several big-screen movies, Lukman Sardi started to get noticed by people for his talent because of his professional acting and the characters he’s been playing. As a result, he managed to receive awards and gain popularity from it. In this chance, Lukman Sardi opens up about his days before being well known, the world of acting, and some things happening under the table. Listen now, only on Spotify!
In today’s episode of Makna Talks, Darwis Triadi talks about characters that shape mankind, a promise to keep, and a presidential visit.
Darwis Triadi’s decades of experience in the world of photography have made him highly respected, and it’s safe to say he has become a photography icon in Indonesia. Even though photography wasn’t his first career option, he became one of the most well-known figures in the industry by being consistent and bringing out top-notch works. He shares his four-decade journey, some unforgettable experiences, and legendary stories in this episode. Listen now, only on Spotify!
In today’s episode of Makna Talks, Dr. Asmin Fransiska talks about the Indonesian narcotics law, overcapacity of prisons, and ways we can help.
#BayangkanJikaKamu terkena kasus narkoba dan diperlakukan secara tidak adil secara hukum, apa yang akan kamu lakukan?
Last week we had the chance to talk with Nandha, a former drug convict. And on this episode, we had the opportunity to sit down with Dr. Asmin Fransiska, a drug law expert, where she explains the real problems behind bars from her perspective. On top of that, Dr. Asmin unravels the country’s law system and how it affects the occurrences, also what we, the society can do to change the situation. Listen now, only on
Spotify!
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In today’s episode of Makna Talks, Nandha talks about the ugly truth of prisons, being heartless and second chances.
#BayangkanJikaKamu menjalani masa pandemi dalam satu ruangan kecil dengan 30 orang, sulit mendapat akses kesehatan, harus bertahan selama bertahun-tahun, apa yang akan kamu rasakan?
In this episode, we had the opportunity to sit down with Nandha, a former drug convict, to tell her reality behind bars. She shared with us how she became convicted of something she didn’t do, the overcrowded cells, and the treatments that are far from just. The overcrowding issue is caused mainly by the high rates of drug-related convictions. It caused numerous problems ranging from cramped space, poor sanitation, poor air circulation, and a lack of nutritious food intake, leading to riots. We can only imagine how it adds up with the pandemic we’re facing.
Listen to her story on our Spotify.
If you’re done listening, support our friends from @aksikeadilan @lbhmasyarakat @kontras_udpate @ijrs_official @icjrid @lovefrankieco and sign the petition to help fix this issue on change.org/reformasipenjara. #NapiJugaManusia
In today’s episode of Makna Talks, Tri Wardoyo talks about the 5 stages of grief, meeting his childhood trauma, and acceptance.
In a career spanning from years to years in the music and event industry, Tri Wardoyo has developed deep links and constantly inspires others. With things changing radically in his world, he tries to make adjustments, grow, and heal. On this opportunity, let's learn how he deals with his grief, what has helped him, and ways he honor and keep connections with the memories of his spouse. Listen now, only on Spotify!
In today’s episode of Makna Talks, Kiki Aulia Ucup talks about leaving Synchronize Fest, the most famous individual on the phone, and bringing a weapon to school.
Kiki Aulia Ucup is an Indonesian music industry activist. He is best known as a talents manager, music festival program director, and event host. Because of his notable positioning in the industry, he became an important figure in the country’s music industry. Pin your ears back, and hear Ucup’s story on how he can be where he’s at right now. Listen now, only on Spotify!
In today’s episode Makna Talks, Audrey Tapiheru talks about a loss of a father, being pushed to make music, and brighter colors to recover.
As a member of the pop trio group GAC, Audrey Tapiheru has gathered a decade of experience in the music industry. Not to mention all the awards that have been received throughout her journey along with the group. Furthermore, after two years of long hiatus, she decided to get back up into the game by releasing a solo EP, after the loss of her father. In this episode, she spilled all stories out for you to hear. Listen now, only on Spotify!
In today's episode of Makna Talks, Dira Sugandi talks about 95% theory, apologizing first, and putting happiness first.
Dira Sugandi is no stranger to the Indonesian music scene. She began to be widely known by the public when she performed with Incognito. Since then, Dira has continued to rise with her extraordinary talent & collaborated with international artists. Music has been there forever in her life, and we can say it is meant to be. Join into our conversation with Dira Sugandi and dig more behind her music together! Listen now, only on Spotify.
In today’s episode of Makna Talks, Jaz Hayat talks about home, saying goodbye to the one he loves most and meeting his mother for the first time.
Bruneian singer Jaz Hayat made his music debut in 2016 with a song called Dari Matamu. He appears to attract Indonesian music enthusiasts, and as a result of his hard work in the industry, he received several music awards. He never thought that music would be his choice of life, that he could make a living out of it. Having lived here long enough, Jaz has known Indonesia pretty well, including its people. Nonetheless, leaving home is never easy. Listen now, only on Spotify! Get cozy, and let’s dive into his heartfelt journey.
In today’s episode of Makna Talks, Mezzaluna talks about music during the pandemic, not liking the spotlight, and a father like no other.
Mezzaluna made her debut as a solo singer recently with her single, In Situ, which tells a story of despair. Growing up with a legendary father, Bimbim from Slank, who is well known in the music industry, he immediately became her role model in music. However, Mezzaluna is not all in for the spotlight. She offers a distinctive style in her works while trying to keep her true sense of self. Keep your ears open and hear her story of making music, trying to live a typical teenage life, and of course, her living legend father. Listen now, only on Spotify!
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