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Gatty Rewind PodcastEpisode 140: Jangai Jap, Department of International Affairs, The University of GeorgiaIn this episode, guest co-host Drake Avila, a master's student in Asian Studies, joins host Namfon Narumol Choochan to interview Assistant Professor Jangai Jap from the Department of International Affairs at the University of Georgia. They discuss her recent research on ethnic rebellion in Myanmar and why the current explanation of post-independence political exclusion falls short in accounting for the rebellion's onset. Professor Jap shares how her Kachin heritage and NGO work experience in Myanmar have sparked her academic curiosity and shaped her doctoral and current research. Tune in for Professor Jap's insights and advice for aspiring scholars who...
2025-12-041h 08Gatty Rewind PodcastEpisode 139: Analyn Salvador-Amores, Department of Anthropology, University of the Philippines BaguioIn this episode, host Namfon Narumol Choochan interviews Analyn Salvador-Amores (Ikin), Professor of Anthropology and former Director of the Museo Kordilyera at the University of the Philippines Baguio. Together, they discuss how the recent tourism trend has revitalized Kalinga tattoos, a tradition of the ethnolinguistic group in Buscalan village, northern Luzon, Philippines. Having conducted anthropological research on traditional tattoos for over 30 years, Professor Ikin provides nuanced insights into how tourism has changed the village's landscape, tattoo practices, and reshaped gender dynamics among tattoo practitioners. They also explore various meanings and narratives behind the tattoos of each generation, including Professor...
2025-11-2746 minGatty Rewind PodcastEpisode 138: Anocha Suwichakornpong, Associate Professor of Film, Columbia UniversityIn this episode, host Namfon Narumol Choochan speaks with "Mai" Anocha Suwichakornpong, independent filmmaker, producer, founder of Electric Eel Film, and Associate Professor in Film at Columbia University. Anocha shares how films and filmmaking can be a form of resistance by rethinking the boundary between truth and fiction. They discuss how her previous and upcoming features have engaged with the politics of remembering and forgetting of state violence in Thai history. The conversation also delves into Before It Gets Dark, her most renowned feature, and what the Thammasat Massacre means to her on a personal level. ...
2025-11-2045 minGatty Rewind PodcastEpisode 137: Chiara Formichi, Department of Asian Studies, Cornell UniversityIn this episode, host Namfon Narumol Choochan interviews Chiara Formichi, H. Stanley Krusen Professor of World Religions, Director of the Religious Studies Program, and Professor of Asian Studies at Cornell University. They discuss how Prof. Formichi's personal and intellectual journey shaped her research trajectory in Islamic and Southeast Asian studies. Drawing from her latest monograph, Domestic Nationalism: Muslim Women, Health and Modernity in Indonesia, she explores how Indonesian women envisioned their own versions of modernity through gendered care work, from the colonial Dutch East Indies to postcolonial Indonesia. Departing from her earlier research on elite political actors, she turns...
2025-10-3050 min
Gatty Rewind PodcastIndonesia in 10 Films: "Soegija" with Arnoud ArpsIndonesia in 10 Films: "Soegija" with Arnoud Arps In this second episode of "Indonesia in 10 Films," host Michael Kirkpatrick Miller explores the film Soegija (2012), an ambitious historical drama by director Garin Nugroho. Soegjia follows the non-traditional Catholic national hero Monsignor Albertus Soegijapranata, during one of the most volatile periods in Indonesian history — from the Japanese occupation to the return of Dutch forces after World War II. Rather than focusing solely on its titular figure, the film paints a multifaceted image of intersecting lives of diverse characters. Michael first speaks with Neen about the film's cine...
2025-10-301h 04Gatty Rewind PodcastEpisode 136: Aditya Bhattacharjee, Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow from Asian Studies, Cornell UniversityIn this episode, host Namfon Narumol Choochan interviews Dr. Aditya Bhattacharjee, Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow in Asian Studies at Cornell University. Together, they discuss how growing up in Bangkok led him to study the localization and globalization of Hinduism. Focusing on the transnational appearances of Ganesha in Thailand and Thai restaurants in the United States, Dr. Bhattacharjee explains how and why this deity becomes a visible conduit for understanding the globalization of religious practices and religious belonging beyond the exclusively Thai-Buddhist framework. He shares his insights from fieldwork in Bangkok and New York, showing how cosmopolitanism enables such religious phenomena.
2025-10-161h 08Gatty Rewind PodcastEpisode 135: Ian Baird, Professor of Geography and Southeast Asian Studies, University of Wisconsin–MadisonIn this episode, host Namfon Narumol Choochan interviews Ian Baird, Professor of Geography at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Together, they discuss how his travels across southern Laos, northeastern Thailand, and northern Cambodia inspired his study of the House of Champassak. This interview uncovers how and why the Champassak royalty maintained its influence even after the dissolution of Champassak as an independent polity in 1778. Baird's lecture, named after his book, Champassak Royalty and Sovereignty: Within and Between Nation States in Mainland Southeast Asia, challenges the conventional concept of sovereignty tied to territory. Through the example of the House of Cha...
2025-10-091h 02Gatty Rewind PodcastEpisode 134: Brad Simpson, Department of History, University of ConnecticutIn this episode, host Namfon Narumol Choochan interviews Prof. Bradley Simpson, Professor of History at the University of Connecticut. Prof. Simpson reflects on his path from human rights activism to academia. This conversation examines Indonesia's "moderate middle" engagement with the New International Economic Order (NIEO) under the Suharto regime, exploring how and why its moderate stance in NIEO became significant for the Suharto regime, particularly in its foreign policy. Prof. Simpson introduces his forthcoming book, The First Right: Self-Determination and the Transformation of International Order, 1941–2000, where he redefines the concept of self-determination to acknowledge and encompass global struggles for so...
2025-10-021h 04Gatty Rewind PodcastEpisode 133: Rachel Leow, Department of History, University of Cambridge In this episode of Gatty Rewind, host Francine Barchett and guest co-host Evelyn Fettes (Cornell PhD candidate in Linguistics) join Dr. Rachel Leow, Associate Professor of Modern East Asian History at the University of Cambridge, for a journey through the Southern Seas. Dr. Leow challenges landlocked, nation-bound histories of Southeast Asia by exploring oceanic imaginaries—from Chinese creole dreams to Malay revolutionary visions. What happens when we rethink diaspora, race, and empire not through borders, but through water? Tune in for a lively conversation that dives into the tangled, shimmering histories of migration, language, and ideas across Asia's maritime world. ...
2025-09-0353 minGatty Rewind PodcastEpisode 132: Heidi Kühn, Founder of Roots of Peace and 2023 World Food Prize laureateIn this episode, Francine Barchett interviews Heidi Kühn, founder of Roots of Peace and 2023 World Food Prize laureate. Kühn shares how a background in journalism and a life-changing cancer diagnosis led her to launch a global mission: turning "mines to vines." She recounts how her organization cleared landmines in places like Vietnam and Afghanistan. Along the way, she offers moving stories about working with farmers in Quang Tri Province and her vision for creating a global "army of peacekeepers" through sustainable agriculture. The episode closes with advice for young changemakers and a reminder that even the smallest se...
2025-08-2741 minGatty Rewind PodcastEpisode 131: Michael Kirkpatrick Miller, Department of History, Cornell UniversityIn this special celebratory episode, host Francine Barchett reunites with Michael Kirkpatrick Miller, a PhD candidate in Cornell's Department of History, who happens to be the original creator of the Gatty Rewind podcast! Michael shares fresh insights from his dissertation on Dutch colonialism in Indonesia, focusing on how the colonial state constructed Ambonese men as a "martial race" through the unlikely lens of football. From masculinity and loyalty to colonial control, Michael unpacks how sports became a tool of empire—and how Ambonese soldiers and athletes pushed back against these narratives. The conversation then turns personal as Michael reflects on...
2025-05-221h 00Gatty Rewind PodcastEpisode 130: Martina Thucnhi Nguyen, Department of History, Baruch CollegeIn this episode, host Francine Barchett teams up with co-host Lijun Zhang, a Cornell PhD student in history, for a riveting conversation with Dr. Martina Nguyen, Associate Professor of History at Baruch College, City University of New York. Dr. Nguyen shares the story of a provocative newspaper column penned by prominent Vietnamese intellectual Nguyễn Văn Vĩnh, under a female pseudonym! She explores how the column stirred debates around masculinity, femininity, and national identity in early modern Vietnam. Plus, listeners get a sneak peek at an upcoming museum exhibition she's co-curating on the iconic ao dài (Vietn...
2025-05-151h 05Gatty Rewind PodcastEpisode 129: "E" Elissa Badiqué, Department of Performance and Media Arts, Cornell UniversityIn this episode, guest co-host Iris Luo (Cornell PhD candidate in Human-Centered Design) joins host Francine Barchett to interview Elissa "E" Domingo Badique, a Cornell PhD candidate in Performance and Media Arts. E describes their winding journey—from serving as a community advisor at Harvard to working as a makeup artist in Japan. But it was a fandom studies class that sparked their research into K-pop dance covers! E traces these performances back to Filipino variety shows, where choreography became a tool for myth-making and expressing diasporic Filipino identity, particularly through the lens of Asian male figures like K-pop id...
2025-05-081h 06Gatty Rewind PodcastEpisode 128: Hieu Phung, Vietnamese and Southeast Asian History, Rutgers UniversityIn this episode, guest co-host Anke Wang, a Cornell PhD candidate in History, joins host Francine Barchett for a tag-team interview with Dr. Hieu Phung, Assistant Professor of Vietnamese and Southeast Asian History at Rutgers University. Dr. Phung discusses her research on how pre-modern environmental factors shaped political and administrative systems in Vietnam, with a focus on state-building in the Red River Delta. She unpacks how perceptions of sea-dykes evolved over time—beyond their physical function, they became central to how people understood nature, risk, and governance. The episode wraps up with Dr. Phung's candid advice for students still no...
2025-04-1749 minGatty Rewind Podcast[Hot Ones Special] Episode 126: Lijun Zhang, Department of History, Cornell UniversityWelcome to Spicy SEAP! This special edition of the podcast recreates the popular TV show Hot Ones—but with a twist! Instead of chicken wings, our guests take on a lineup of spicy Southeast Asian dishes, from snacks to main courses and mysterious desserts. Host Francine Barchett is joined by Lijun Zhang, a PhD candidate in History and co-chair of the Cornell Southeast Asia Program (SEAP) Gatty Lecture Series. Lijun's research explores female migration from southeastern China to British Malaya and Singapore, focusing on grassroots intimacy, women's mobility, and the agency that shaped legal travel within the co...
2025-03-2051 minGatty Rewind PodcastEpisode 124: Ivan V. Small, Department of Anthropology, Northern Illinois UniversityIn this episode, host Francine Barchett interviews Dr. Ivan V. Small, a Professor of Anthropology and Director of the Center for Southeast Asian Studies at Northern Illinois University. Dr. Small talks about his research on Vietnamese refugee minorities in the U.S. following the Vietnam War and the Ford administration's resettlement policies. He shares how these communities resisted assimilation, often through second or third migrations. And he highlights the crucial role of automobiles in shaping immigrant experiences, enabling movement to new "ethno-burb" nodes that connected Asian communities. Dr. Small also talks about his university's podcast, Crossroads of the World...
2025-03-0647 minGatty Rewind PodcastEpisode 123: Josh Babcock, Department of Anthropology and Science & Technology Studies, Brown UniversityIn this episode, host Francine Barchett pairs up with Shreya Chitnavis, a 2024 Cornell MPH graduate, to interview Dr. Joshua Babcock, an Assistant Professor of Anthropology and affiliate faculty in Linguistics and Science & Technology Studies at Brown University. Dr. Babcock talks about the limitations of Singapore's racial and linguistic classifications. Reflecting on his findings, he presents a fiction of multi-racial multilingualism as Singapore's national identity. In Dr. Babcock's words, "racial community gets performed, policed, and blocked through everyday activity." And dare we say – Dr. Babcock is a researcher with many surprises! He shares how his work in Singapore involves another Si...
2025-02-2758 minGatty Rewind PodcastEpisode 122: Emi Donald, Department of History, Cornell UniversityIn this episode, host Francine Barchett interviews Emi Donald, a PhD candidate in the Department of History at Cornell University. Emi shares insights from their 18-month fieldwork in Bangkok, where they explored the roles of tomboys (thom in Thai) and trans men. They highlight ways the transgender experience, including clinic access, social acceptance of the trans community, and their legal protections, have evolved in Thailand in recent history. Then they take a bittersweet victory lap on their PhD experience, with some tips for aspiring PhD students: learn a language, develop time management skills, and find your people to get...
2025-02-1347 minGatty Rewind PodcastEpisode 121: Kathryn "Kitsie" Emerson, Ekalaya Performing Arts Center, IndonesiaIn this episode, Gatty Rewind founding host, Michael Kirkpatrick Miller, returns to interview Dr. Kathryn "Kitsie" Emerson, the Director of the EKALAYA Arts Centre in Java. Dr. Emerson talks about Semar Mbangun Kayangan, a wayang (Indonesian shadow puppet) piece. She explores the history, narratives, and motives behind its various versions, as each portrays a unique vision of utopia tailored to different demographics. She closes by sharing her journey of discovering the Javanese language and culture as a non-native speaker. Lightning round: 4:11 Research and Lecture Summary: 10:16 Advice for researchers and recommendations: 41:30 ...
2025-01-3044 minGatty Rewind PodcastEpisode 120: Nielson Sophann Hul, Department of Linguistics, Cornell UniversityIn this episode, host Francine Barchett interviews Mr. Nielson Sophann Hul, a Khmer Lecturer at the University of Washington (at the time of the interview, he was defending his PhD in Linguistics at Cornell University). Mr. Hul's research explores how heritage Khmer speakers in the Northwestern US use implosives, or stop consonants, in their speech. He reveals that fluent Khmer speakers and speakers who have spent less time in the US generally use more implosives than others. Mr. Hul explains the importance of his findings: among immigrant communities, practicing one's native language strongly connects with their cultural and communal...
2025-01-1640 minGatty Rewind PodcastEpisode 119: Lawrence Chua, the School of Architecture, Syracuse UniversityIn this episode, host Francine Barchett interviews Dr. Lawrence Chua, an associate professor at the School of Architecture at Syracuse University. Looking from the 1920s onward, he applies a historicist lens to study the histories of two museums: the Musée Albert Sarraut (Cambodge/modern day Cambodia) and the National Museum of Bangkok (Siam/modern day Thailand). Dr. Chua provides context from each to illustrate how fragments of the premodern past are recontextualized through both colonial and post-colonial regimes. Dr. Chua closes with insights about his homecoming to Cornell SEAP and advises all up-and-coming scholars on how to be c...
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Office of Mufti SingaporeAsk Mufti - Loving Someone Who Isn’t Good for My AkhirahSend us a textJoin Mufti Dr. Nazirudin Mohd Nasir and Ustaz Hanan Farihin as they explore questions on navigating life and faith at the Quran Seminar's Youth Talk.Recorded with the courtesy of Masjid Darul Ghufran.
2024-12-0503 min
Office of Mufti SingaporeAsk Mufti - Is it permissible to be a 'baddie'?Send us a textJoin Mufti Dr. Nazirudin Mohd Nasir and Ustaz Hanan Farihin as they explore questions on navigating life and faith at the Quran Seminar's Youth Talk.Recorded with the courtesy of Masjid Darul Ghufran.
2024-11-2803 min
Office of Mufti SingaporeAsk Mufti - How Do We Balance Duniawi and Akhirah?Send us a textJoin Mufti Dr. Nazirudin Mohd Nasir and Ustaz Hanan Farihin as they explore questions on navigating life and faith at the Quran Seminar's Youth Talk.Recorded with the courtesy of Masjid Darul Ghufran.
2024-11-2108 minGatty Rewind PodcastEpisode 118: Dwi Noverini Djenar, Indonesian Studies, The University of SydneyIn this episode, host Francine Barchett speaks with Dr. Dwi Noverini Djenar, an Associate Professor and the Chair of the Indonesian Studies Department at the University of Sydney. Her talk focuses on the linguistic features found in Indonesian broadcast news interviews. She shows that when sensitive topics are being discussed, the interview participants and audience may co-create "exonerative accounts," which free the speakers or audience of blame or guilt on that particular topic. She reveals examples of "exonerative accounts" through clips from a popular Indonesian political commentary podcast. Throughout the episode, listeners will hear Dr. Djenar's passion for the...
2024-11-2053 minGatty Rewind PodcastEpisode 117: Eric C. Thompson, Department of Sociology & Anthropology, National University of SingaporeIn this episode, host Francine Barchett interviewed Dr. Eric Thompson, an Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at the National University of Singapore. He describes the development and recent publication of his book, "The Story of Southeast Asia." Cutting across anthropology, archeology, history, and other disciplines, Dr. Thompson recounts the many regional themes that had inspired this writing. He reconsiders colonialism's influence in Southeast Asia, highlights its unique interplay of religions and religious diversity, and revisits the long-standing debate: what actually is Southeast Asia? He also surprises Francine with some unexpected tidbits, including a fun fact...
2024-11-201h 00Gatty Rewind PodcastEpisode 116: Wu Xiao An, Research Institute of Global Chinese and Area Studies, Huaqiao UniversityFrancine Barchett pairs up with Xintong Chen, a PhD student in Southeast Asian history, to interview Dr. Wu Xiao An. Dr. Wu is the Chair Professor and Founding Dean of the Research Institute of Global Chinese and Area Studies at Huaqiao University, Xiamen, China. During the conversation, Dr. Wu gives context on the history and legacies of the Chinese diaspora and explains the importance of the Chinese diaspora within Southeast Asia. He argues that Chinese communities have shaped, and been shaped by, Southeast Asia's social, economic, and political landscapes, particularly after the Chinese Cultural Revolution. Dr. Wu also connects...
2024-11-201h 04Gatty Rewind PodcastEpisode 115: Chie Ikeya, Department of History, the Institute for Research on Women, and the Global Asias Initiative, Rutgers UniversityIn this episode, host Francine Barchett interviews Dr. Chie Ikeya, an Associate Professor of History, the Director of the Institute for Research on Women, and the Co-Director of the Global Asias Initiative at Rutgers University. Dr. Ikeya discusses the history and legacies of the Buddhist Women's Special Marriage and Succession Act in Burma. She compares this legislation to similar international policies supporting religious freedom. Later, she argues that such marriage laws often treat Asian migrants and settlers as outsiders who can never fully integrate. In other words, they may preserve the "purity" of the dominant group by controlling women's...
2024-11-1155 min
Cerita Pendek AudioEpisode 9: 'Penunggu' by Zulfadli RashidEpisode 9: 'Penunggu' by Zulfadli RashidSupported by the National Arts Council Singapore.Welcome to Audio Cerpen, where we share short stories from Singaporean writers. Today, the short story titled 'Penunggu' will be read by Farihin Anwar and Filza IzzatiThe short story "Penunggu" is a short stage play written by Zulfadli Rashid, a Singaporean playwright or drama writer. The 'Penunggu' script has been published in his collection of works titled 'Kolong' which was launched in 2023. Enjoy the show! Let's watch...
2024-08-1220 min
Cerita Pendek AudioEpisode 6: 'Gelang Sukma Widjaya Indera Kayangan' by Djohan Abdul RahmanEpisode 6: 'Gelang Sukma Widjaya Indera Kayangan' by Djohan Abdul RahmanSupported by the National Arts Council Singapore.Welcome to Audio Cerpen, where we share short stories from Singaporean writers. Today, the short story titled 'Gelang Sukma Widjaya Indera Kayangan' by Djohan Abdul Rahman will be read to you by Farihin Anwar.'Gelang Sukma Widjaya Indera Kayangan' was published in "Kumpulan Cerpen Interlud" by Unggun Creative.Djohan is an educator and literary observer. His works have been published in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Brunei. In his...
2024-07-2233 min
Cerita Pendek AudioEpisode 5: 'Sebelum Kopi Dingin' by Sitti NurbayahEpisode 5: 'Sebelum Kopi Dingin' by Sitti NurbayahSupported by the National Arts Council Singapore.Welcome to Audio Cerpen, where we share short stories from Singaporean writers. Today, the short story titled 'Sebelum Kopi Dingin' by Nurbayah Ismail will be read to you by Farihin Anwar.'Sebelum Kopi Dingin' won the Golden Pen Award 2023 - Short Story Category.Nurbayah is an educator who is active in dance and short story writing. Nurbayah continues to work, driven by the soothing aroma of coffee and...
2024-07-1522 min
Cerita Pendek AudioEpisode 4: 'Ramalan' by Hidayat NordinEpisode 4: 'Ramalan' by Hidayat NordinSupported by the National Arts Council Singapore.Welcome to Audio Cerpen, where we share short stories from Singaporean writers. Today, Farihin Anwar reads 'Ramalan', written by Hidayat Nordin.Follow us on Instagram and TikTok @thebunkersg for more updates. Hidayat Nordin is a multi-discipline artist and educator. He has also recently published a poetry book titled 'Optimis' in 2019. Follow him at @hidayattnordin on Instagram to know more about his art adventures.Enjoy the episode!
2024-07-0815 min
Cerita Pendek AudioEpisod 1: 'Busuk' by Adi JamaludinEpisode 1: 'Busuk' by Adi JamaludinSupported by the National Arts Council Singapore.Welcome to Audio Cerpen, where we share short stories from Singaporean writers. Today, Farihin Anwar reads 'Busuk', written by Adi Jamaludin.Previously published in NYALA, a publication by Unggun Creative, 'Busuk' is a thought-provoking tale that explores [briefly mention the theme or plot of the story].Follow us on Instagram and TikTok @thebunkersg for more updates. Adi Jamaludin is a theater practitioner and full-time theater trainer. Follow...
2024-06-1726 min
Cerita Pendek AudioTrailer Episode 1 : "Busuk"Cerita Pendek Audio first episode features Adi's short story titled "Busuk". Adi Jamaludin is a theater practitioner and full time theatre practitioner. Follow him on Instagram @adijamaludin, to check out his latest works and developments. "Busuk" was previously published in NYALA, a publication by Unggun Creative.Cerita Pendek Audio, feature 9 Malay short stories written by local award-winning authors. Available for listen only on Spotify from 17th June 2024. Listen on to 9 amazing stories weekly as read by Farihin Anwar and Filza Izzati.This series is supported by the National Arts Council.
2024-06-1301 min
AWANI SoundByteIt's About YOUth: Mental health mattersIs Malaysia doing enough to support youth mental health? UNICEF mental health and psychosocial support consultant Shermaine Sim and NYAWA Director Farihin Ufiya discuss expanding the mental health workforce and destigmatising this topic once and for all.
2023-03-2424 min
The Sambal Pod#politikpedas#4: Malaysian Politics-A Political Psychology PerspectiveTune in with Farihin Ufiya, Director of NYAWA as she explains political psychology and its unique impact on Malaysian politics.
#politikpedas is a 4-part podcast series by The Sambal Pod held in conjunction of Malaysia's next General Elections. We aim to bring conversations with youth leaders who are in the political scene to make new voters understand the impact of their actions and get them proactively involved in the elections.
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2022-11-1922 min
MalagasyTsy ho avy ianaoRehefa avy nanasitrana ilay lehilahy mandringa teo amin’ny farihin’i Betesda I Jesosy dia nilaza tamin’ireo mpitondra fivavahana fa ampy ny porofo mba haneken’izy ireo fa Izy no ilay Mesia nampanantenaina. Nilaza Izy fa i Mosesy, Jaona Mpanao Batisa, ny feon’Andriamanitra avy any an-danitra, ary ny Soratra Masina dia samy nanohana ny fanambaràny. Namahana olona 5 000 mahery I Jesosy ary nilaza ny tenany ho Mofon’aina. Nampianatra Izy fa ireo izay manatona Azy amin’ny fahavononana hanao izay lazainy dia hahafantatra fa avy amin’Andriamanitra ny fampianarany.
2022-10-0328 min
Office of Mufti SingaporeKhutbah - Dedikasi Seorang Ayah Dalam Pendidikan dan Pembangunan AnakSend us a textKhutbah Jumaat disampaikan oleh Ustaz Hanan Farihin di Masjid Ar-Raudhah.
2022-09-2212 min
Resilient TogetherBanjir 2021: Kisah Di Sebalik Kedayatahanan KomunitiKami berbicara dengan En. Farihin Abdul Fatah, seorang activist mewakili JEQMACARE Hulu Langat dimana beliau telah berkongsi pengalamannya menghadapi musibah banjir yang telah berlaku pada 18 Disember 2021 yang lalu serta rintihan beliau berkenaan ketidaksediaan komuniti dan pihak berkuasa tempatan untuk menghadapi malapetaka sedemikian besar dan tragis. Episod ini dikendalikan dalam Bahasa Inggeris dan Bahasa Melayu. Selamat mendengar!
2022-01-2932 min
Salam, Farihin2021 Ramadan Series: Following the Prophet, Acceptance of Allah's Gifts & BeautySorry for this delay, we plans and Allah Plans, and Allah is the Best of Planners because it turned out to be the last three chapters that can conclude Ramadan and welcome Eid.
See you in the next season inshaaAllah, thank you for all the fun you've given me this beautiful blessed month. Have a good Eid, stay safe!
2021-05-1316 minSalam, Farihin2021 Ramadan Series #7: Mothers, the Unnoticed & Generosity in TradeWe're coming to the end of the series... this one is a bit lengthy but it is so because of how relaxed I was talking about this, maybe it was a way for me to spend more time in this season... hope you enjoy the second last episode!
2021-05-1133 minSalam, FarihinRamadan Series #6: Punctual Prayer, Cleanliness, Mosques and LoveWe're almost at the end of Ramadan, hope you'll love the third last episode of the series <3
2021-05-0530 minSalam, Farihin2021 Ramadan Series #5: Humility, Forbearance and Deliberation, Due Diligence & ConsistencyWe're now in the last 10 days of Ramadan, mashaaAllah!
Here's my failed attempt to keep it short and simple, but nevertheless hope that this episode can add on to your basket of goodness to equip you to fully maximise the last few days of this blessed month inshaaAllah!
2021-05-0326 minSalam, Farihin2021 Ramadan Series: Independence, Healthy Pride, Honor & GentlenessWe're midway through Ramadan so here's a light episode to celebrate!
2021-04-2812 minSalam, Farihin2021 Ramadan Series #3: Sabr, Being Just, Beneficial to People & Having StrengthAdding more attributes that Allah Loves based on the book by Imam Dr Omar Suleiman for your (and my) list of How Tos to be among those beloved by Allah SWT!
May this episode be beneficial to you too inshaaAllah!
2021-04-2620 minSalam, Farihin2021 Ramadan Series #2: Du'a, Effort, Tears & Traces and TawakkulPicking out my favourite bits from chapters 5 to 8 of Imam Dr Omar Suleiman's book Allah Loves. Where it talks about making sincere supplication, putting our honest efforts, tears and traces and having tawakkul in order to be beloved to Allah. Hope you'll love this one and be able to benefit and practice this with me, inshaaAllah!
2021-04-2119 minSalam, Farihin2021 Ramadan Series #1: Taqwā, Tawbah, Ihsān & Angelic PraisePicking out my fav bits from the first four chapters of Imam Dr. Omar Suleiman's book "Allah Loves...", here's to hoping we can apply them in our daily lives and make full use of Ramadan to practice, inshaaAllah!
2021-04-1922 min
Salam, FarihinSalam, RamadanAssalamu'alaikum my most dearest listeners, hope its not too late to wish you Salam Ramadan! I've been a little delayed with my plans for Season 3 but Allah is indeed the Best of Planners because the fruit of it: Me being able to prepare a Ramadan Series for us!
Hope my rusty-ness hasn't been too much to introduce this series to you.
See you soon!
2021-04-1904 minSalam, FarihinTrusting the ProcessUnintentionally, the final episode of the season features my one important lesson on growth revolving around the words South Korea, Song Joong Ki and Self-Faith. Hoping that until we meet again, we'll still have all the strength and power in us to keep moving forward in the beautiful world we live in that is full of surprises, knitted to suit our glorious potential, inshaaAllah.
2021-01-1808 minSalam, FarihinMy Intentions VS My Emotional DistressSometimes when you think you've got it all under-control, He tests you. After you calm down, you reassure yourself by being reminded that Allah only tests those He loves. If you're ever in that verge of a breakdown because of piling emotional distress and frustration, may this episode bring you ease and pull you out of that intoxicating thought.
2021-01-1505 min
Hubungan Rambang Ad SamadFarihin Abdul FattahFarihin adalah penerbit muzik yang telah merubah muzik nasyid Malaysia, malah dunia.
2021-01-112h 06Salam, FarihinPerceptionsSometimes no matter what you do, you can't seem to please others, even those you love. It gets to you to the point where you constantly blame yourself for being incompetent or incapable of understanding them too. This episode is a reminder for us that we are enough, as long as we remember who we're actually trying to please; as long as we remember who's thoughts matter more.
2021-01-1106 minSalam, FarihinMaking way to grow, paving our pathsLetting go can be difficult, sometimes because of the emotional connection we have towards a certain thing and sometimes its because of all the effort we have to put in to make it happen. But, truthfully, good things if not better can only come once we make way for it by removing the boulders that are blocking our paths.
2021-01-0807 min
2021-01-0406 min
Salam, FarihinSalam, 2021Probably my most unplanned, raw episode ever to express my bare feelings upon approaching 2021.
Shoutout to the adults who managed to stay afloat, stay sane, stay clean, stay organized, stay grounded and stay steadfast in completing tasks, responsibilities and achieving goals as their own individuals and as servants of Allah. I pray to walk in your footsteps too!
2021-01-0111 min
Salam, Farihin7+1=∞Assalamu'alaikum, hi! I hope everyone's been recharging as much as I was this month. Before the year ends, I really want to kick off the new season to kind of have a flow of goodness upon approaching the new year!
To start off this season, I have for you, something I prepared almost a month ago. You know how we always reflect on lessons we learnt before entering a new year? This one is me reflecting on lessons that I gained from seven amazing gems I met, towards the end of 2020.
2020-12-2809 min
Salam, FarihinConsistencyThey say to make an action into a habit, it takes three days. And then to make a habit a lifestyle, it takes at least three months. How does one stay consistent in trying to make an action a habit and later, a part of their lifestyle? Sharing with you some tips I gained the past few years in trying to incorporate my own habits into my lifestyle. This episode is brought to you by my dearest LH who requested I talk about this topic. May it be beneficial to all of us, inshaaAllah!
2020-11-1606 minSalam, FarihinRefresh & RecallThis episode was recorded on a day where I felt like there were still some moments of the day where I wish I was able to remind myself of my truest intentions and be able to energize myself to feel less exhausted. Hope it can serve as a reminder for me and you too, inshaaAllah.
2020-11-1305 min
Salam, FarihinMy Body's RightsSometimes as we're trying to meet deadlines and going over our heads to deliver the extraordinaries, we forget to rest and heal. Whereas our bodies, have the rights over us to demand for that rest and moment of healing.
May this be a beneficial reminder for us, and specially me as I face the usual end of year busy schedule, inshaaAllah!
2020-11-0906 min
Salam, FarihinMy Student LifePost-graduation fever has gotten me to pondering about my entire student life since 1999 which led me to recording this special episode.
This reflection made me realize how my life has never really been one straight line but instead it is what Allah actually had in-store for me, my most inner desire that had to take me to differing turns down the road.
This is my student life journey. What’s your student life story?
2020-11-0608 minSalam, FarihinVisualize the PrayerI came across this beautiful eye-opening text recently and have been eager to share with you because of how life-changing it has been for me, especially as I continue to strive to find ways to improve the pillar of my religion, the "tiang" of my agama.
May this be beneficial to you as well in bettering our dates with our Creator, inshaaAllah.
2020-11-0211 min
Salam, FarihinDear fellow GraduandsLife has taken me into a whirlwind of thoughts after looking at the word graduation at a slightly different perspective. And most importantly, what's the ultimate life goal? What have we set as our "finish line"?
Here's my heartfelt "Graduation Speech" for me and you.
Hope you love it!
2020-10-3006 min
Salam, FarihinAt 25 I..How have I come to the decision to start a podcast was because at 25 I want to...
2020-10-2605 minSalam, FarihinSalam, Farihin (Teaser Episode)Salam, everyone! I am Farihin, the writer behind the blog ennerellaspeaks and I would like to post this teaser to make it official that I will be starting a podcast! Hope you love this!
2020-10-2401 min
Rakyat Biasa PodcastSyekh Siti Jenar Palsu? - #Episode 8Halo Sobat Rakyat Biasa, bahasan kali ini masih lanjutan dari yang kemarin ya, masih bersama Mas Farihin atau si Artefak Hidup.
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2020-08-0529 minRakyat Biasa PodcastSiapa Syekh Siti Jenar? - #Episode 7Sobat Rakyat Biasa, kali ini kita bahas tentang Syekh Siti Jenar masih bersama sobat kita Farihin atau si Artefak Hidup.
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2020-07-3136 min