The Friday Podcast

Setiap tahun, hutan Indonesia kembali terbakar dan jutaan orang terpapar kabut asap. Di tengah situasi ini, warga harus memilih antara menjaga kesehatan atau tetap bekerja demi kebutuhan hidup. Di baliknya, ada persoalan tata kelola hutan, tanggung jawab, hingga pemulihan warga terdampak yang kerap luput dibicarakan.Bersama Belgis Habiba (Juru Kampanye Hutan Greenpeace Indonesia), Fathian Hafiz (Konten Kreator Sosial Politik), dan dr. Ikhsannudin (Dokter Umum), kita membahas dampak karhutla terhadap kehidupan masyarakat dan mengapa krisis ini tidak selesai begitu api berhasil dipadamkan.---------------Thank you for watching. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications on these videos to be the first to know about our next episodes. Also, if you're reading until this section, comment down below your favorite part from this podcast!Makna Talks is available on Spotify and YouTube. Twitter: @maknatalksInstagram: @maknatalksBusiness: talks@maknagroup.com

What started in the IT industry led Dickie Widjaja to an unexpected journey into running. In this episode, Dickie talks about his shift from tech to the running world, and how he’s helping shape Jakarta Running Festival (JRF) into more than just a race.We talked about running's rise as a lifestyle, the role of running clubs, and the challenges of building a more accessible, sustainable running culture in Indonesia.---------------Thank you for watching, don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications on these videos to be the first to know our next episodes. Also, if you're reading until this section, comment down below your favorite part from this podcast!Makna Talks is available on Spotify and Youtube. Twitter: @maknatalksInstagram: @maknatalksBusiness: talks@maknagroup.com

Empat Musim Pertiwi began with an idea in 2017, a trip to Bromo, and a landscape that made Kamila Andini imagine four seasons in one place. In this episode, Kamila takes us behind the creative process of her latest film, from the anger and trauma that shaped the story to its exploration of sexual violence and the barriers faced by people with disabilities when reporting abuse.we talked about making films about women, the space for women as decision-makers in the film industry, and Kamila’s belief that figuring out whether you are a feminist is a long, deeply personal journey, almost like a spiritual one.---------------Thank you for watching, don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications on these videos to be the first to know our next episodes. Also, if you're reading until this section, comment down below your favorite part from this podcast!Makna Talks is available on Spotify and Youtube. Twitter: @maknatalksInstagram: @maknatalksBusiness: talks@maknagroup.com

We're living through the biggest technology shift since the smartphone. Qualcomm wants to be inside all of it, from the earbud in your ear to the data center rack. On his first visit to Jakarta, Don McGuire, Chief Marketing Officer of Qualcomm sits down with us to talk about Snapdragon, the AI shift he calls the biggest since the smartphone, and the deal that put a chip brand on the front of Manchester United's shirt.

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Leila S. Chudori has spent years telling stories at the intersection of history, politics, and journalism. In her novel Laut Bercerita, she revisits the disappearance of student activists in 1998 through fiction rooted in real history.With its film adaptation set to premiere on October 29, 2026, we sat down with Leila to discuss the responsibility of telling sensitive stories, how journalism shapes her writing, and why the events of 1998 still resonate amid today’s political anxieties.---------------Thank you for watching, don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications on these videos to be the first to know our next episodes. Also, if you're reading until this section, comment down below your favorite part from this podcast!Makna Talks is available on Spotify and Youtube. Twitter: @maknatalksInstagram: @maknatalksBusiness: talks@maknagroup.com

Membuat festival di kota besar saja sudah sulit. Membuatnya dari third city, dengan sumber daya yang serba terbatas, jelas bukan perkara mudah. "Specialist in hope". Selama masih ada kemungkinan kecil, akan tetap dikejar, walaupun harus merangkak.Prinsip itu yang membawa Partilibur dari tongkrongan di Lumajang, ke gigs kecil di kafe-kafe, sampai ke festival dengan 9 panggung di Batu, Malang. Ini adalah documentar tentang melampaui keterbatasan dan mimpi yang dikerjakan bareng-bareng.

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There is a man in Indonesian comedy who is now spreading his wings to other ventures. In music he could've been the next big musical export from Indonesia but he chose to be a villain to some of the industries biggest name (Harusnya banyakin temen bang hip, malah nyari masalah 😔), and next he claims to be an action star and vouched that his scene is the one to watch in the upcoming movie GJLS: Berapi-Api (Lagi-lagi ngaku paling terbaik 😔) So we sat down with him to figure out the inner workings of his mind.Catch him live at Showcase Album Jalan Kaki Bersama Teman-teman, Bandung on October 3rd, Jakarta 10th of October, Yogyakarta on the 30th of October. And of course the upcoming film GJLS: Berapi-api is in cinemas from 4 November. Padet juga jadwalnya bang @hifdzikhoir.---------------Thank you for watching, don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications on these videos to be the first to know our next episodes. Also, if you're reading until this section, comment down below your favorite part from this podcast!Makna Talks is available on Spotify and Youtube. Twitter: @maknatalksInstagram: @maknatalksBusiness: talks@maknagroup.com

Abigail Limuria has spent years facilitating people how to think about the country. So we opened with the question nobody asks her: who is she when nobody asks her opinion?Turns out the answer is the same person, just quieter. She doesn't stop having opinions when the mic goes off and after almost a year of protests, outrage, and demands for change, the one she keeps coming back to is that we are in a crisis of competence.We sit down with Abigail Limuria to unpack the 17+8 demands and what became of them, the frustration of watching a country move without improving, and why so much happening can leave you with so little to show for it.

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Everyone says 'in this economy' like there was ever a good one, this is a conversation on tweaking our financial/success mindset in these modern times.

We sit down with Hani Kusumowardhani, she’s a Chief Compliance Officer at a leading financial services company, and we expected to be told to save more. That's not what happens. She grew up without much of it but she put the extra effort until she studied on a full Putera Sampoerna Foundation scholarship, earning her MBA in Sydney, and her insight isn't a budget, but a different measuring stick.

Her advice is stranger and more generous than expected: spend deliberately, keep moving, and stop treating saving as the whole plan. We get into why spending is necessary, why the coffee-versus-property argument misses the point entirely, and why she thinks the real problem was never how young people spend.

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Cara Riantoputra, CEO & Co-Founder of Teach First Indonesia, left a “great job” great pay, great culture, great trajectory because she realized none of it would matter if she disappeared tomorrow. So she built a movement instead: recruiting the country’s most competitive graduates to go teach in classrooms that don’t have any.

Her argument is simple and uncomfortable: the best teachers rarely end up where they’re needed most. We centralize talent in cities and call the gap in the villages a “resource problem,” when it’s really a decision problem.

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Indonesia is rewriting its own history for only the third time since independence and Prof. Susanto Zuhdi is the one holding it together. Now, at the center of a 10 volume, 123 writer rewrite of the nation's official history, he's fielding the hardest questions: what counts as fact, what gets left out, and questions about political interference conflict of interests. In this episode, he talks candidly about all of it, the process, the politics, and the parts that have already sparked national debate.---------------Thank you for watching, don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications on these videos to be the first to know our next episodes. Also, if you're reading until this section, comment down below your favorite part from this podcast!Makna Talks is available on Spotify and Youtube. Twitter: @maknatalksInstagram: @maknatalksBusiness: talks@maknagroup.com

Today we have another podcast host as a guest, this time Tiara sits as the person who answers the question and not asking them. Tiara grew up asking the kind of questions most kids don't get real answers to. Almost a decade later, she's still asking just professionally now.In this episode we talked about what it's actually like to build a career around curiosity, the interviews that changed how she sees life, and we also got into what it takes to build a media outlet that deliberately chose depth over virality.---------------Thank you for watching, don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications on these videos to be the first to know our next episodes. Also, if you're reading until this section, comment down below your favorite part from this podcast!Makna Talks is available on Spotify and Youtube. Twitter: @maknatalksInstagram: @maknatalksBusiness: talks@maknagroup.com

22 years, 7 albums, same five guys (the only substitutions ever made were for medical reasons, not creative)In an industry where bands are becoming the exception rather than the rule, Tria Changcuters sat down with us to talk about what actually keeps a band alive that long. From a crowd that barely noticed them to strangers in London singing their songs back to them, Tria walks us through two decades of a friendship and work that just... never stopped.---------------Thank you for watching, don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications on these videos to be the first to know our next episodes. Also, if you're reading until this section, comment down below your favorite part from this podcast!Makna Talks is available on Spotify and Youtube. Twitter: @maknatalksInstagram: @maknatalksBusiness: talks@maknagroup.com

Meet Deo Mario, founder and creative director behind Post and Beam System and the reason our podcast set has looked this good all season. Trained at Bauhaus in Germany, a school that never claimed to manufacture architects but simply triggered creativity and let you figure out the rest, Deo came home to a different reality, back then architects here are often seen as glorified draftsmen rather than people entrusted with vision, part of why he never actually practiced architecture in Indonesia. If you love architecture, arts, and history this episode will get you hooked!---------------Thank you for watching, don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications on these videos to be the first to know our next episodes. Also, if you're reading until this section, comment down below your favorite part from this podcast!Makna Talks is available on Spotify and Youtube. Twitter: @maknatalksInstagram: @maknatalksBusiness: talks@maknagroup.com

Losing someone doesn’t come with a manual, but a year later, Nehru’s found his own way through it. In this episode, Nehru talks about the hardest kind of loss: losing a partner, a friend, and the person who changed the direction of his career. There’s grief in the five stages he’s counted himself through, but there’s also Nehru’s particular gift for finding the absurd in the middle of it. These days, Nehru’s philosophy is simple: be like water, adapt to whatever container life puts you in, new partners, new formats, new rooms he would keep adapting to be better and just keep flowing.---------------Thank you for watching, don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications on these videos to be the first to know our next episodes. Also, if you're reading until this section, comment down below your favorite part from this podcast!Makna Talks is available on Spotify and Youtube. Twitter: @maknatalksInstagram: @maknatalksBusiness: talks@maknagroup.com

Adriel Simorangkir traded a career in oil, gas, and renewable energy for something no engineering degree prepared him for: running Bimasena, one of Jakarta's most prestigious private members clubs, where world-altering conversations have happened quietly behind closed doors for almost 30 years."Exclusive and closed off is not our brand language anymore," he says, and that's exactly what we dug into. We talked about what it's like to run this institution and modernize it without breaking it, why he thinks money was never the point of exclusivity, and why hospitality turned out to be a tougher industry than any corporate ladder he'd been climbing.---------------

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Makna Talks Specials kali ini, Iyas mengajak Reza Chandika untuk berbincang santai tentang sebuah tema yang sampai kapan pun akan selalu relevan: persahabatan. Bagaimana sebuah hubungan yang #TerlanjurNyahhman bisa bertahan melewati berbagai fase hidup, tanpa harus selalu hadir di setiap percakapan, namun tetap ada saat dibutuhkan.Episode ini dipersembahkan oleh Grab.

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Pasrah itu sering disalahartikan sebagai menyerah.

Bagi Kanjeng Gusti Mangkoenagoro X, pasrah adalah cara memahami proses, tentunya sambil tetap berjuang. Di usia 24 tahun, Kanjeng Gusti Mangkoenagoro X kehilangan ayahnya, lalu mewarisi tanggung jawab memimpin Mangkunegaran yang sudah berdiri 269 tahun. Bukan karena kompetensi, katanya, tapi karena garis keturunan, justru di situ, beban sekaligus privilege itu terasa nyata.Di Makna Talks Specials kali ini kami bicara banyak hal: bagaimana sebuah kerajaan bertahan tanpa kekuasaan politik, bagaimana Malam Satu Suro dapat berkembang sesuai zaman tanpa kehilangan esensi sampai bagaimana filosofi waktu di sistem kalender Jawa bisa jadi jawaban untuk kelelahan hidup modern kita.

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Who doesn’t know Abah Pican by now? The man is everywhere on your feed, and IYKYK the same man who single-handedly took down the entire Makna Talks team in a battle of wits during Arisan.Today he’s here to talk candidly about the slow realization that ambition without boundaries is just burnout with better branding, and how walking away from a stable career (with zero savings, mind you) led him to something he never planned for: becoming part of one of Indonesia’s most beloved podcasts.

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What does it feel like carrying one of Indonesia’s most respected last names?Having a last name like Habibie means people usually have an opinion about you before you even walk into the room. This is not a talk about politics or history in the traditional sense. It’s a talk about finding a sense of self while honoring the responsibility of "giving back" a value passed down from her grandfather that she’s now translating into her own work.---------------Thank you for watching, don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications on these videos to be the first to know our next episodes. Also, if you're reading until this section, comment down below your favorite part from this podcast!Makna Talks is available on Spotify and Youtube. Twitter: @maknatalksInstagram: @maknatalksBusiness: talks@maknagroup.com

Saykoji has always been heavy on the mic, but he decided he didn’t want to be heavy in life. Witnessing an Indonesian hip-hop legend conquer morbid obesity is the kind of bars we love to see. He didn’t just change for the scale, he did it to be there for his family and to have the energy to enjoy the world he’s spent decades building. In this episode, we sit down to talk about not just his view and the way he writes his hits but also the discipline it took to rewrite his own story and what it feels like to finally enjoy the rhythm of the life he’s built.---------------Ronald McDonald House Charities helps keep families close to their children during critical medical journeys—because healing is stronger when no one feels alone.Want to be part of that support system?Click the link below to learn more and make a difference today.https://rmhc.or.id/home/ ---------------Thank you for watching, don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications on these videos to be the first to know our next episodes. Also, if you're reading until this section, comment down below your favorite part from this podcast!Makna Talks is available on Spotify and Youtube. Twitter: @maknatalksInstagram: @maknatalksBusiness: talks@maknagroup.com

After a long hiatus, we are back for a brand new season! Starting with a conversation that reflects exactly why we do what we do.Laras Faizati joins us for a dialogue that goes far beyond the headlines. We unpack her personal journey, the immense weight of speaking up, and the raw realities she has navigated along the way. But as the conversation unfolds, it becomes clear that this isn’t just one person’s story. It is a window into a larger, overdue discussion on the systemic challenges women in Indonesia still face today.---------------

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Most spaces are built for transactions, GAFOY was built for transitions. We’re moving past the "mall" era and into the age of the lifestyle ecosystem. From immersive workshops to vibrant pop-ups, they're creating a space for the urbanites of Jakarta to gather, exchange ideas, and find inspiration. In this episode, we sit down with the minds behind Nika, Mamitoko, and Kirin Bar to discuss their journey within the GAFOY ecosystem which shows how GAFOY serves as a medium for urban conversation, proving that the most valuable thing a space can offer is a new idea.---------------Thank you for watching, don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications on these videos to be the first to know our next episodes. Also, if you're reading until this section, comment down below your favorite part from this podcast!Makna Talks is available on Spotify and Youtube. Twitter: @maknatalksInstagram: @maknatalksBusiness: talks@maknagroup.com

Being 50 isn’t a bonus chapter, for Anton Ismael, it’s a whole new canvas. From capturing spontaneous frames to founding Kelas Pagi and building his creative compound Third Eye Space, Anton has always treated art not as a result, but as a record of life itself. In this special episode, we sit down with Anton to talk about what it means to create after decades of doing it. How does perspective shift when you’ve seen the world through both film grain and digital pixels? And of course, as Anton continues exploring new ways to express himself, the line between art and technology converges beautifully. Even a lifelong analog soul can find a new rhythm in the digital, this time, with a little help from the Samsung Galaxy Tab 11.---------------Thank you for watching, don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications on these videos to be the first to know our next episodes. Also, if you're reading until this section, comment down below your favorite part from this podcast!Makna Talks is available on Spotify and Youtube. Twitter: @maknatalksInstagram: @maknatalksBusiness: talks@maknagroup.com

Meet Tanya Gromenko, the woman behind SGB VA (Step-by-Step Guide to Becoming a Virtual Assistant), a platform that’s helping thousands take control of their careers and work from anywhere. More than just a course, SGB VA is a gateway to freedom, where anyone with a laptop and WiFi can learn to earn up to 18 million rupiah a month, connect with global clients, and redefine what a career looks like.We also met Shanez, an SGB VA alumni who found the program at just the right time in her life. Through SGB VA, she gained new skills, found her first clients, and now thrives in a full-time remote role, working from home with confidence and stability.To know more about SGB VA, here's a link to their free online webinar:https://link.sgbva.com/free-webinar-maknatalks

Long before social media turned everyone into a storyteller, one man made millions laugh with nothing but a keyboard and his truth. not through a video or a meme, but through his words. His book Kambing Jantan, born from a humble blog, became a phenomenon that redefined how Indonesians saw storytelling.Raditya Dika, writer, comedian, and filmmaker became a household name not because he chased fame, but because he told stories people secretly saw in themselves.-----------------If you've watched the video until the end you probably notice there's a quick plug for our perfume collaboration with Avalanche. Here's the link to purchase the perfume, Thankyou!The Host: https://www.tokopedia.com/avalanchefr...Interview Room:https://www.tokopedia.com/avalanchefr...If you want to see other collections from Avalanche you can head over to: avalanchefragrance.com/links

What makes someone leave the comfort of home, travel thousands of kilometers, and discover a new life in a land he never expected to love so deeply?

In this episode, we sit down with Kristian Hansen, a Danish traveler who has spent years exploring Indonesia, not as a tourist, but as someone who wants to understand its heart. Through his journey, Kristian has captured raw stories of people, culture, and everyday kindness that the world rarely sees. From riding through remote islands to helping rebuild a bridge in Wakatobi, he shares how Indonesia has changed him in ways he never imagined.

He opens up about the beauty and chaos of the road, the small gestures that made him feel like family, the loneliness behind the adventure, and the moment he realized… maybe Indonesia isn’t just a destination, it’s home.

It’s no secret that we’ve leveled up our set (and we know you guys love it too). Well, today we’re sitting down with the man behind this beautiful space, the mind and maker himself, Eko Priharseno, the creative force behind Sawdust and a driving figure in Indonesia’s evolving design scene.We talked about how Indonesian design has finally found its momentum, what it means to keep pushing the industry forward, and how sometimes being too forward-thinking can be both a gift and a challenge. For Eko, the biggest reward isn’t just the paycheck, it’s seeing clients light up when the work comes to life. Because at the end of the day, good design isn’t just made, it’s felt, it's forward and it's timeless.

In this episode, we sit down with Ray Janson, a chef, entrepreneur, and storyteller to talk about the world that shaped him. From dreaming of becoming a chef as a kid to surviving the “tough” era of kitchen life, Ray opens up about what it really takes to thrive in the culinary world. He shares lessons from working alongside some of the best chefs in the world, including his time at Noma, often dubbed the world’s best restaurant, and how those experiences taught him about culture, discipline. We also dive into one big question: why doesn’t Indonesia have a Michelin starred restaurant yet?-----------------If you've watched the video until the end you probably notice there's a quick plug for our perfume collaboration with Avalanche. Here's the link to purchase the perfume, Thankyou!The Host: https://www.tokopedia.com/avalanchefragrance/avalanche-fragrance-x-maknatalks-the-host-extrait-de-parfum?extParam=whid%3D16513147Interview Room:https://www.tokopedia.com/avalanchefragrance/avalanche-fragrance-x-maknatalks-interview-room-extrait-de-parfum?extParam=whid%3D16513147If you want to see other collections from Avalanche you can head over to: avalanchefragrance.com/links

If you play padel, you’ve probably heard his name across the courts. But if you don’t, let us introduce you to Zar Lasahido, Indonesia’s no. 1 ranked padel player and one of the driving forces behind the rise of padel in Indonesia. Padel may be relatively new to Indonesia, but in just a few short years, it has grown from being a curiosity into a lifestyle movement, with more and more people picking up a racket and discovering the joy of the game.

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What happens when someone with no political background steps into government, but carries a lifelong passion for the creative economy? In this episode, we sit down with Irene Umar, Indonesia’s Vice Minister of Creative Economy, to explore how her perspectives can help shape the nation’s newest and most vibrant sector.From FMCG to fine arts, Irene sees the creative economy as more than just culture, it’s a powerful economic engine, a matchmaker of collaborations, and a bridge between industries that don’t always speak the same language. She believes Indonesia already has the foundation to lead in this space, it just needs to be organized, sharpened, and pushed forward.-----------------Thank you for watching, don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications on these videos to be the first to know our next episodes. Also, if you're reading until this section, comment down below your favorite part from this podcast!Makna Talks is available on Spotify and Youtube. Twitter: @maknatalksInstagram: @maknatalksBusiness: talks@maknagroup.com

Before we got "lo-fi girl" who became the go-to soundtrack for late-night overthinkers and AM thoughts, we had Adhitia Sofyan where his songs sat with you in silence, helping you process love, longing, and everything in between.In this episode, we sit down with Adhitia to talk about his journey as a musician who started recording in his bedroom, the stories behind how he writes music, and a sneak peek into his upcoming album. We also dive into how the music industry has changed since the early days of his career back when sharing songs online felt like tossing them into the unknown (the good old days of 4shared), never knowing who might stumble upon them.

From viral beginnings to global stages, Rich Brian has redefined what it means to be a self-made artist in the digital age. Bursting onto the scene at just 16 the Indonesian rapper, singer, and producer quickly proved he was more than a one-hit wonder. With every release, Brian shows he’s not just riding the wave, he’s building his own.-----------------If you've watched the video until the end you probably notice there's a quick plug for our perfume collaboration with Avalanche. Here's the link to purchase the perfume, Thankyou!The Host: https://www.tokopedia.com/avalanchefragrance/avalanche-fragrance-x-maknatalks-the-host-extrait-de-parfum?extParam=whid%3D16513147Interview Room:https://www.tokopedia.com/avalanchefragrance/avalanche-fragrance-x-maknatalks-interview-room-extrait-de-parfum?extParam=whid%3D16513147If you want to see other collections from Avalanche you can head over to: avalanchefragrance.com/links-----------------Thank you for watching, don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications on these videos to be the first to know our next episodes. Also, if you're reading until this section, comment down below your favorite part from this podcast!Makna Talks is available on Spotify and Youtube. Twitter: @maknatalksInstagram: @maknatalksBusiness: talks@maknagroup.com

Ask and you shall receive, finally the day has come where we have the one and only Nicholas Saputra on the podcast! Who doesn't know him? From the boy who stole the nation’s heart as Rangga in Ada Apa Dengan Cinta? to a filmmaker, traveler, and storyteller with purpose, Nicholas Saputra has lived a life both in the spotlight and behind the lens.In this episode, we dive into how he first fell in love with film, what it’s like navigating recognition and the limelight, his endless curiosity for the world through traveling, and his journey as a producer remaking the very film that made him a national icon. -----------------If you've watched the video until the end you probably notice there's a quick plug for our perfume collaboration with Avalanche. Here's the link to purchase the perfume, Thankyou!The Host: https://www.tokopedia.com/avalanchefragrance/avalanche-fragrance-x-maknatalks-the-host-extrait-de-parfum?extParam=whid%3D16513147Interview Room:https://www.tokopedia.com/avalanchefragrance/avalanche-fragrance-x-maknatalks-interview-room-extrait-de-parfum?extParam=whid%3D16513147If you want to see other collections from Avalanche you can head over to: avalanchefragrance.com/links

In this episode, we sit down with Ildo Hasman, the drummer of Perunggu, as he tells us about the early days of releasing music with zero expectations, simply putting songs out into the world without worrying about where it would take them and the time when he felt that spark of “wow, this band is the real deal” for the first time. At the heart of our conversation we see Ildo’s perspective on what some can say as a kind of mental privilege, where he has the freedom to make music and be in a band without the crushing pressure of having to “succeed” by industry standards. For him, being a musician isn’t about chasing fame or numbers, it’s about passion, joy, and the pure love of playing.-----------------If you've watched the video until the end you probably notice there's a quick plug for our perfume collaboration with Avalanche. Here's the link to purchase the perfume, Thankyou!The Host: https://www.tokopedia.com/avalanchefragrance/avalanche-fragrance-x-maknatalks-the-host-extrait-de-parfum?extParam=whid%3D16513147Interview Room:https://www.tokopedia.com/avalanchefragrance/avalanche-fragrance-x-maknatalks-interview-room-extrait-de-parfum?extParam=whid%3D16513147If you want to see other collections from Avalanche you can head over to: avalanchefragrance.com/links

Ever wondered what really happens in the final 24 hours before a massive music festival? In this special episode, we’re going behind the scenes with Gerhana “Ghana” Banyubiru, the mastermind behind The Sounds Project, as he takes us through the whirlwind of preparations at the venue just one day before the big show. magic that happens offstage, this is your all-access pass to the world of The Sounds Project.---------------Thank you for watching, don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications on these videos to be the first to know our next episodes. Also, if you're reading until this section, comment down below your favorite part from this podcast!Makna Talks is available on Spotify and Youtube. Twitter: @maknatalksInstagram: @maknatalksBusiness: talks@maknagroup.com

Where do we even begin with this one?Omara Esteghlal dropped by, and what started as a casual conversation about his new upcoming film "Tinggal Meninggal", a movie with a fresh out of the norm format, quickly turned into one of our most introspective conversations yet. We talked about philosophy, not just as an academic subject (although, he studied it for real), but also as a way he navigates the world. We suggest you make a cup of coffee before enjoying this episode because this conversation felt like a 3 AM conversation with someone who actually thinks before they speak.-----------------If you've watched the video until the end you probably notice there's a quick plug for our perfume collaboration with Avalanche. Here's the link to purchase the perfume, Thankyou!The Host: https://www.tokopedia.com/avalanchefragrance/avalanche-fragrance-x-maknatalks-the-host-extrait-de-parfum?extParam=whid%3D16513147Interview Room:https://www.tokopedia.com/avalanchefragrance/avalanche-fragrance-x-maknatalks-interview-room-extrait-de-parfum?extParam=whid%3D16513147If you want to see other collections from Avalanche you can head over to: avalanchefragrance.com/links

What does it take to leave everything familiar behind, start over in a city that never sleeps, and share it all with the world one vlog at a time?In this episode we sit down with Edward Halim, an Indonesian vlogger who's been living in New York and turning his day-to-day experiences into engaging stories through his lens bringing a unique perspective to life in the Big Apple as someone far from home. He also opens up about the loneliness that creeps in between busy city days, the simple things he misses most about Indonesia, and how being far from home is a constant mix of growth and longing.-----------------If you've watched the video until the end you probably notice there's a quick plug for our perfume collaboration with Avalanche. Here's the link to purchase the perfume, Thankyou!The Host: https://www.tokopedia.com/avalanchefragrance/avalanche-fragrance-x-maknatalks-the-host-extrait-de-parfum?extParam=whid%3D16513147Interview Room:https://www.tokopedia.com/avalanchefragrance/avalanche-fragrance-x-maknatalks-interview-room-extrait-de-parfum?extParam=whid%3D16513147If you want to see other collections from Avalanche you can head over to: avalanchefragrance.com/links----------------

Some people pick up music. Endah let it pick her.Long before "Endah N Rhesa,” she was already deepening her knowledge and skills in music, going to competitions and finding her own feet as what kind of musician she wants to be. In this conversation, she tells us about growing up with in a household where music was always playing in the background. But this episode isn’t about nostalgia. It’s about identity, her independence to create as an Indie artist, and the power of building music with your own hands and the community around it.-----------------If you've watched the video until the end you probably notice there's a quick plug for our perfume collaboration with Avalanche. Here's the link to purchase the perfume, Thankyou!The Host: https://www.tokopedia.com/avalanchefragrance/avalanche-fragrance-x-maknatalks-the-host-extrait-de-parfum?extParam=whid%3D16513147Interview Room:https://www.tokopedia.com/avalanchefragrance/avalanche-fragrance-x-maknatalks-interview-room-extrait-de-parfum?extParam=whid%3D16513147If you want to see other collections from Avalanche you can head over to: avalanchefragrance.com/links

In this episode of Talks International, we sit down with Nuray Istiqbal a woman who’s stepping into a new beginning. Her journey into Islam wasn’t driven by pressure or expectation, but by curiosity, reflection, and a love for learning.

We talk about transformation, not as a rejection of the past, but as an honest search for peace. About letting go of what no longer fits, and embracing a life that feels more grounded, more intentional, more true.If you're moved by her story, Nuray will be sharing more at Amazing Muharram on July 14, where she’ll open up further about her journey and what it means to begin again.You can register here: https://syafa.at/maknatalks

A new beginnings don’t need permission, you just need the courage to follow it.

What does it take to become one of Indonesia’s most beloved storytellers? For Yandy Laurens, the answer starts in Makassar in a childhood shaped by racism, resilience, and one very perceptive aunt who saw something special in him.

In this episode, Yandy opens up about the moments that shaped his path: from growing up as an outsider, to getting a one-way ticket to IKJ thanks to his aunt’s belief in his potential. He shares how the original Sore web series was made with a crew of just five people, and how that small project has now grown into a feature film and a milestone in his career. Stories has such a way with people that a good one can make you reflect on life, and as Yandy put it himself, making up stories can also heal the ones we live through.-----------------

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Dengan latar laut Labuan Bajo, kami mempersembahkan salah satu episode paling istimewa dalam perjalanan Makna Talks.Jeremy Thomas, aktor, entrepreneur, ayah, dan di atas semuanya, seorang manusia yang terus tumbuh bersama waktu. Dalam obrolan ini, ia berbagi pandangan tentang ketenaran, pentingnya fondasi hidup, merawat diri secara utuh, hingga perannya sebagai ayah dan perjalanan membangun bisnis di balik layar. Bukan sekadar nostalgia, ini adalah perbincangan tentang menjadi manusia dan menerima setiap fase kehidupan dengan tenang.A special episode with a special set and a special guest.Big thanks to our friends Scentplus for making this possible, and also AYANA Komodo Waecicu Beach for the warm welcome.We hope everyone enjoys the episode!

We sit down with the one and only Yovie Widianto, a name synonymous with timeless songs, beautiful lyrics, and the golden era of Indonesian pop. From founding Kahitna to shaping the soundtrack of our love lives for nearly four decades, saying he is a legend still feels like an understatement. Now stepping into a new role as Presidential Special Staff for the Creative Economy, Yovie is using his voice and expereinces not just to compose, but to advocate for artists, creators, and the future of Indonesia’s creative industries.-----------------If you've watched the video until the end you probably notice there's a quick plug for our perfume collaboration with Avalanche. Here's the link to purchase the perfume, Thankyou!The Host: https://www.tokopedia.com/avalanchefragrance/avalanche-fragrance-x-maknatalks-the-host-extrait-de-parfum?extParam=whid%3D16513147Interview Room:https://www.tokopedia.com/avalanchefragrance/avalanche-fragrance-x-maknatalks-interview-room-extrait-de-parfum?extParam=whid%3D16513147If you want to see other collections from Avalanche you can head over to: avalanchefragrance.com/links

Forget fairy tales and outdated traditions real relationships are messy, beautiful, and it take more than just love. If you're preparing for marriage, trying to repair it, or simply want to understand your emotional patterns Bu Rani is a guide worth following. As a marriage consultant, she doesn’t promise happily ever after, but she does offer something even better: the tools to build a relationship that’s real and conscious. In this episode, we talk about love as it is without the sugar coating.---------------If you've watched the video until the end you probably notice there's a quick plug for our perfume collaboration with Avalanche. Here's the link to purchase the perfume, Thankyou!The Host: https://www.tokopedia.com/avalanchefragrance/avalanche-fragrance-x-maknatalks-the-host-extrait-de-parfum?extParam=whid%3D16513147Interview Room:https://www.tokopedia.com/avalanchefragrance/avalanche-fragrance-x-maknatalks-interview-room-extrait-de-parfum?extParam=whid%3D16513147If you want to see other collections from Avalanche you can head over to: avalanchefragrance.com/links

Known for writing emotionally resonant and critically acclaimed novels like Critical Eleven, The Architecture of Love, and Antologi Rasa, Ika has carved out a space in Indonesia’s literary scene where honest stories about love, ambition, and identity take center stage. But behind her bestsellers is a story of discipline, duality, and deep personal drive. We talk about what it really takes to write a book that connects with thousand and how she balances her high-level banking career with the creative demands of storytelling, and why both disciplines have shaped her success in very different ways.

Whether you’re a writer, a reader, a creative, or just someone trying to balance it all this episode will leave you inspired to find your own rhythm, tell your own story, and remember the people who helped you begin it.---------------If you've watched the video until the end you probably notice there's a quick plug for our perfume collaboration with Avalanche. Here's the link to purchase the perfume, Thankyou!The Host: https://www.tokopedia.com/avalanchefragrance/avalanche-fragrance-x-maknatalks-the-host-extrait-de-parfum?extParam=whid%3D16513147Interview Room:https://www.tokopedia.com/avalanchefragrance/avalanche-fragrance-x-maknatalks-interview-room-extrait-de-parfum?extParam=whid%3D16513147If you want to see other collections from Avalanche you can head over to: avalanchefragrance.com/links

A stand-up comedian known for his sharp and dry humor, but behind the mic, he's also a world-class procrastinator. In this episode, we get real about the ups and downs of the stand-up scene in Indonesia: how the industry has grown, the unshakable role of community, and why no comic truly makes it by going at it alone, as Gilang puts it, no comic kills it solo because behind every punchline is a support system that made it land.---------------

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Di tengah riuhnya isu lingkungan, ada satu suara muda yang konsisten bekerja dan berdampak besar: Giri Marhara. Dalam episode ini, kami berbincang dengan Giri Marhara atau kerao di panggil Hara, pemuda yang memilih untuk tidak menunggu perubahan, melainkan memulainya. Semenjak 2013 ia telah membersihkan 2,856.01 KG sampah dan hingga sekarang angka masih belum berhenti. Obrolan ini membawa kita menyelami proses berpikir, nilai-nilai, dan motivasi di balik setiap langkah yang Hara ambil. Lebih dari sekadar cerita tentang kebersihan atau lingkungan, ini adalah refleksi tentang tanggung jawab personal, tentang peran kita sebagai individu dalam masyarakat, dan tentang pentingnya bergerak meski tidak selalu terlihat.--------------------------00:00 Introduction14:25 How it all started19:25 Where his strong principles come from24:51 The main goal31:22 What he gets from picking up trash33:35 How the canoe came into the picture38:20 The site & his gear40:48 A quick demo: how he does it

Ruang dialog ini mempertemukan dua pilar yang tak terpisahkan dalam pendidikan anak: guru dan orang tua. Di tengah perubahan zaman yang cepat dan tantangan sosial yang terus berkembang, kurikulum sekolah berupaya merespons dengan membekali anak-anak tak hanya dengan pengetahuan akademis, tetapi juga kecakapan emosional, karakter, dan nilai-nilai hidup. Namun, pendidikan tidak berhenti di ruang kelas. Tanpa keselarasan visi antara sekolah dan rumah, setiap langkah pembelajaran bisa kehilangan makna dan arah. Dialog ini hadir untuk menjembatani harapan dan tantangan dari kedua belah pihak, karena ketika guru dan orang tua berjalan beriringan, anak-anak tak hanya belajar lebih baik, tetapi juga tumbuh dalam lingkungan yang memahami, mendukung, dan memberi jalan untuk menjadi versi terbaik diri.

Raditya Wibowo is quietly redefining what it means to build the future of mobility in Indonesia. As the founder and CEO of MAKA Motors, he brings a rare combination of operational rigor, product intuition, and long-term vision. Before MAKA Motors, Raditya held key leadership roles at Gojek, including Chief Transport Officer, where he helped shape how millions of Indonesians move every day. That experience didn’t just teach him scale, it showed him what mobility looks like on the ground: what works, what breaks, and what’s missing. He launched MAKA Motors with a clear goal to build electric two-wheelers that are not only environmentally sound, but also uncompromising in performance.---------------If you've watched the video until the end you probably notice there's a quick plug for our perfume collaboration with Avalanche. Here's the link to purchase the perfume, Thankyou!The Host: https://www.tokopedia.com/avalanchefragrance/avalanche-fragrance-x-maknatalks-the-host-extrait-de-parfum?extParam=whid%3D16513147Interview Room:https://www.tokopedia.com/avalanchefragrance/avalanche-fragrance-x-maknatalks-interview-room-extrait-de-parfum?extParam=whid%3D16513147If you want to see other collections from Avalanche you can head over to: avalanchefragrance.com/links

Pratama Nugraha, better known as Tamtam, is a creator who’s not just cooking food, he’s sparking a movement. He’s the creative mind behind some of the most mouthwatering vegan takes on Indonesian cuisine you’ll ever see. From reimagining classic dishes into vegan delights to exploring the deeper meaning of food as identity, Tamtam isn’t just making meals, he’s telling stories. Through food, he preserves culture and opens up conversations about the richness of Indonesian ingredients and cuisines.---------------If you've watched the video until the end you probably notice there's a quick plug for our perfume collaboration with Avalanche. Here's the link to purchase the perfume, Thankyou!The Host: https://www.tokopedia.com/avalanchefragrance/avalanche-fragrance-x-maknatalks-the-host-extrait-de-parfum?extParam=whid%3D16513147Interview Room:https://www.tokopedia.com/avalanchefragrance/avalanche-fragrance-x-maknatalks-interview-room-extrait-de-parfum?extParam=whid%3D16513147If you want to see other collections from Avalanche you can head over to: avalanchefragrance.com/links

Raised in Singkawang, Morgan moved to Jakarta chasing a dream. He broke through with SM*SH, but he never planned to stay in one lane. While fame came quickly through music, Morgan knew he didn’t want to be boxed in as just the "heartthrob." The journey from boyband idol to respected actor wasn’t instant it took years of choosing the harder path, taking roles that challenged him, and proving that he could do more than just look good on screen.His latest role in a film by Joko Anwar? That’s not just another gig, it’s his statement. a chance to show the depth he’s been building all along. More than "just another goodlooking face in the industry", Morgan is proof that reinvention isn't about erasing your past, but evolving beyond it.

Dwi Sasono takes us back to the start and opens up about how he first fell in love with acting, his deep appreciation for arts, and how he now sees his craft through a completely different lens. No longer just about playing a “cool” character or taking on roles for the sake of being on screen. Now, he looks at the bigger picture of what message is the film trying to convey? And what kind of impact will it leave?His experience forced him to slow down, reflect, and be more selective, not just in his career but in life itself. We talked about beginnings, growth, and what truly matters beyond the spotlight.A special shoutout to Sawdust for the breathtaking set, creating a comfortable atmosphere that brings you closer to the conversations that matter.

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Love, it’s exciting, confusing, and sometimes downright frustrating. Why do some relationships thrive while others fall apart? Is there really a formula for finding 'the one,' or is it all just luck? Or does 'the one' even exist? In this episode, we sit down with Zola Yoana, Indonesia’s top certified matchmaker and founder of Heart Inc., to unravel the mysteries of modern dating and lasting love.A special shoutout to Sawdust for the breathtaking set, creating a comfortable atmosphere that brings you closer to the conversations that matter.

We sit down with Lester Prosper, a pro basketball player with a story as powerful as his game. From a tough childhood that shaped his resilience to traveling the world riding on his basketball dreams. Now, having found a home in Indonesia, he talks about his love for the country, the joy of entertaining fans, and how he uses basketball to entertain and inspire the next generation. This conversation is all about perseverance, passion, and finding purpose beyond the game. A special shoutout to Sawdust for the breathtaking set, creating a comfortable atmosphere that brings you closer to the conversations that matter.

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Leonard Theosabrata, where to start when we talk with a guy like him? A man of countless ventures, the OG "skena" long before the term even existed. A modern day innovator, designer, entrepreneur, and one of the key pioneers of Jakarta’s sub-culture movement. From co-founding Brightspot Market and The Goods Dept to establishing creative hubs like Indoestri Makerspace, Leo has been shaping the city's creative landscape for years. Recently him and his co-founding partners are back at The Goods Dept, and he’s on a mission to bring back the good in The Goods Dept and take it back to its glory days. He is also on a personal mission to make arak a globally recognized household liquor. A special shoutout to Sawdust for the breathtaking new set, creating a comfortable atmosphere that brings you closer to the conversations that matter.

Sangat terhormat rasanya kami dapat berbincang dengan Pak Endang Sumitra, mantan Kepala Rumah Tangga Istana Kepresidenan Bogor, sosok yang telah mendedikasikan hidupnya untuk menjaga salah satu simbol kebanggaan bangsa. Beliau menjadi saksi bisu pergantian presiden dan berbagai peristiwa penting yang berlangsung di istana bersejarah ini. Di tengah kesejukan Kebun Raya Bogor, Pak Endang bercerita tentang pekerjaan yang ia lakukuan selama puluhan tahun dengan cinta yang tulus, dimana beliau memastikan agar setiap sudut istana tetap memancarkan keagungan dan marwahnya sebagai lambang kehormatan bangsa. #MaknaTalksSpecials#maknatalks ---------------- Thank you for watching, don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications on these videos to be the first to know our next episodes. Also, if you're reading until this section, comment down below your favorite part from this podcast! Makna Talks is available on Spotify and Youtube. Twitter: @maknatalks Instagram: @maknatalks Business: talks@maknagroup.com

Step into the world of basketball through the eyes of Rocky Padila, balancing his role as an insider, a fan, and a voice championing basketball’s growth in Indonesia. In this episode, Rocky takes us behind the scenes of his stories of rubbing shoulders with NBA legends and a deep dive towards the growing wave of passion for basketball sweeping through Indonesia. Tune in to see how basketball connects cultures, builds communities, and creates stories that resonate far beyond the court. A special shoutout to Sawdust for the breathtaking new set, creating a comfortable atmosphere that brings you closer to the conversations that matter. --------------- If you've watched the video until the end you probably notice there's a quick plug for our perfume collaboration with Avalanche. Here's the link to purchase the perfume, Thankyou! The Host: https://www.tokopedia.com/avalanchefragrance/avalanche-fragrance-x-maknatalks-the-host-extrait-de-parfum?extParam=whid%3D16513147 Interview Room: https://www.tokopedia.com/avalanchefragrance/avalanche-fragrance-x-maknatalks-interview-room-extrait-de-parfum?extParam=whid%3D16513147 If you want to see other collections from Avalanche you can head over to: avalanchefragrance.com/links

Welcome to the first episode of the newest season of The Friday Podcast. This season, we’ve leveled up with a stunning new set presented by Sawdust and crystal clear new cameras to bring you even closer to the conversations that matter. Today, you are in for a treat because we're starting the season off with the one and only Bernadya whose soul wrenching songs have been the soundtrack to heartbreaks everywhere. In this candid conversation, Bernadya reveals the inner workings behind her music, the brave decision she took to leave her hometown in pursuit of her dreams, and the hard work that led her to win multiple AMI Awards. If you’ve ever been moved by her lyrics or found yourself crying to her songs at 2 a.m (we've been there too) then this is the episode you cant miss.

Welcome to the last episode of this seasons podcast, and today we are honoured to have a candid conversation with Pak Anies Baswedan. In this episode Pak Anies shares a profound perspective on education, he emphasizes that the ultimate goal of education should be to nurture individuals who are not just "capital for labor" but also critical thinkers that contributes to society's progress. We also delve deep into democracy and politics exploring it's connection with education, without critical thinkers, democracy risks being reduced to a mere formalities.

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In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Afgan talks about being a star at 18, running the extra mile, and keeping up with social media. In our last episode of the year, we are thrilled to have a candid conversation with one of Indonesia's biggest star and some might even say he is an icon. Even with decades in the spotlight, Afgan admits he’s still figuring out his musical DNA and what truly defines him as an artist. He’s not just coasting on past succes, he’s constantly challenging himself, pushing boundaries, and going the extra mile to create something fresh and authentic.

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In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Aldila Sutjiad talks about day one in Kentucky, training for champions and a year to remember. Aldila shares the highs, the struggles, and the moments that shaped her incredible journey towards being a high level athlete. She opens up about the challenges and triumphs of training from a young age, offering a rare glimpse into the discipline, resilience, and mindset it takes to compete at the highest level. This episode is packed with life lessons and motivation straight from one of Indonesia’s finest athletes.

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In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Julian Kaisar talks about the rockstar lifestyle, pet peeves while performing, and missing Bandung.

To say "His rise to fame is quick" could not be more further from the truth, from playing small gigs at local coffee shops to being told by his mother to find a conventional job, Uan has lived trough it all. He even almost called it quits, but the resurgence of Juicy Luicy's music thorugh Tik Tok has propelled his career to unprecedented heights, and now in 2024 with hits such as "Sialan" "Lantas" and "Tanpa Tergesa" to name a few, your lying to yourself if you don't sing along to their songs. He is entertaining and relatable which adds to his charm, on-stage he makes people cry but off-stage he tends to make people laugh. --------------- Thank you for watching, don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications on these videos to be the first to know our next episodes. Also, if you're reading until this section, comment down below your favorite part from this podcast! Makna Talks is available on Spotify and Youtube. Twitter: @maknatalks Instagram: @maknatalks Business: talks@maknagroup.com

In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Carline Darjanto talks about the digital impact, running on friendship, and the proper system. The figure behind Cotton Ink, the local brand that changed the game by becoming the first to open in a mall. Not only that, Carline was recognized as one of Forbes Asia’s 30 Under 30, a testament to her innovation, resilience, and impact in the fashion and entrepreneurial world. In our conversation, Carline takes us through her incredible journey, from building a brand that redefined local fashion to navigating the ever-changing digital landscape. --------------- Thank you for watching, don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications on these videos to be the first to know our next episodes. Also, if you're reading until this section, comment down below your favorite part from this podcast! Makna Talks is available on Spotify and Youtube. Twitter: @maknatalks Instagram: @maknatalks Business: talks@maknagroup.com

In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Luqman Hakim talks about building a character, singing at Pesta Pora, and landing a movie role.

A man of many names and character, Luqman Hakim is here with us to dive into the journey of creating his viral persona, "Kak Kev". We talked about how he created this character and explore his knack for capturing relatable humor and easy-to-watch approach to storytelling. He also takes us back to his childhood dreams, reflecting on how his online success has paved the way for him to achieve them.

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In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Ridwan Kamil talks about Jokowi's support, changing people’s livelihoods, and 26 May 2022.

We are honored to have Ridwan Kamil join us for a candid conversation about the big topics: running for Jakarta Governor. As a frontrunner for Jakarta’s 2024 gubernatorial race, he shares his approach to addressing the city’s challenges. Hear how he plans to make Jakarta a global hub while also reducing the stress levels of its people, drawing on his experiences as both mayor of Bandung and governor of West Java. Tune in for an inspiring conversation with one of Indonesia’s most forward-thinking political figures, offering insight into how bold leadership can change not just a city, but the lives of those who call it home.

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In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Cholil Mahmud talks about the first day away, death of a friend and current political views. Best known as the frontman of Efek Rumah Kaca (ERK), a band celebrated for its socially conscious and often poignant music. Cholil navigated an extraordinary period in his career while living in the U.S. for family and academic reasons just as his band was gaining immense popularity back in Indonesia. Despite the distance, he maintained a creative connection with ERK. Now back in Indonesia coming off a successful concert "Rimpang" last year, Cholil and ERK are poised to bring that concert experience and unique set into the Joyland stage. Make sure not to miss their performence on the second day of Joyland Jakarta 2024 on the 23rd of November. Get your tickets at joylandfest.com

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In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Pramono Anung talks about leaving a legacy his own way, being the David in David and Goliath and his relationship with Prabowo and JokowiWe are honored to sit down with Pramono Anung, a man who has long operated behind the scenes but is now stepping to the forefront as a candidate for Jakarta governor. Known internally in his political career as a person with "Kerongkongan Emas" Pramono shares how his extensive political experience can equip him to tackle Jakarta’s multifaceted challenges. Embracing the role of ‘David’ in the proverbial battle against political ‘Goliaths,’ he talks about his motivation to run for governor a decision sparked by being chosen by Megawati and a pivotal conversation with his now vice-governor candidate, Rano Karno. In this candid discussion, Pramono opens up about his drive to leave a legacy that defies conventional expectations, which is to create a groundbreaking inovation but leaving a mark in his tenure by finishing the unfinished projects by his predecessors. Listen in to see Pramono Anung’s story of ambition, insight, and his journey toward reshaping Jakarta’s future. ---------------Thank you for watching, don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications on these videos to be the first to know our next episodes. Also, if you're reading until this section, comment down below your favorite part from this podcast!Makna Talks is available on Spotify and Youtube. Twitter: @maknatalksInstagram: @maknatalksBusiness: talks@maknagroup.com

In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Reza Fitriano talks about the changes in advertising landscape, being treated as partners by clients and Citra Pariwara.

Amid the constant evolution and fierce race for innovation in advertising, we found ourselves asking, “Why not sit down with one of the brightest minds in the industry?” That’s exactly what led us here to chat with Reza Fitriano, Chairman of Citra Pariwara and Chief Business Officer at Future Creative Network.

Reza delves into his strategies for navigating shifts in marketing, sharing his philosophy on how FCN stays on top on things and highlights the importance of fostering a good and healthy relationship with clients. We also spoke about the impact of Citra Pariwara, Indonesia’s leading advertising event, highlighting how it champions creativity and pushes emerging talents to craft beyond the conventional. ---------------

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In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Norisa Saifuddin talks about true leadership, balancing work and family, and what it actually means to create a powerful story that can drive collective movement through YouTube.

Norisa Saifuddin is a Senior Vice President of Marketing Communications at Bank Central Asia (BCA). Alongside her demanding professional role, she is currently pursuing her master's degree and is a mother of three! This showcases her dedication to both personal and professional growth, alongside nurturing a family. Her passion and commitment highlights her unstoppable drive as a women leader.

She played a key role in BCA's "Don't Know? Kasih No!" campaign, which aims to combat cybersecurity risks for Indonesians. The initiative is not just a promotional effort, but a movement that encourages people to protect their personal data and information by being cautious about suspicious activities.

Leveraging YouTube's extensive reach and diverse content formats, including the popular short-form video favored by 91% of Indonesians, the "Don't Know? Kasih No!" campaign effectively conveyed its message across demographics and ultimately earned BCA the "Force for Good" award at the YouTube Works Awards Southeast Asia 2024.

Tidak ingin dikenal sebagai entrepreneur, Hedi Rusdian adalah seorang creative director dengan visi inovatif dan semangat untuk terus berkarya. Di episode Makna Talks Specials kali ini, kami duduk bersama Co-founder BBQ Mountain Boys di HQ mereka, menggali kisah Hedi sebagai pionir gaya hidup "Modern Outdoor". Dengan pendekatan farm-to-table, BBQ Mountain Boys menghadirkan setiap hidangan dengan hasil dari apa yang mereka tanam sendiri. Lebih dari sekadar kuliner, Hedi memiliki misi besar: menanamkan mindset agriculture kepada anak muda, mengajak mereka untuk mendukung pertanian berkelanjutan yang berdampak positif bagi masyarakat. #MaknaTalksSpecials#maknatalks ---------------- Thank you for watching, don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications on these videos to be the first to know our next episodes. Also, if you're reading until this section, comment down below your favorite part from this podcast! Makna Talks is available on Spotify and Youtube. Twitter: @maknatalks Instagram: @maknatalks Business: talks@maknagroup.com

In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Dochi Sadega talks about a burnt flag, time away from PWG, and Libra.

Widely regarded as one of the few individuals who genuinely shaped his generation's cultural landscape. As the co-founder of Pee Wee Gaskins (PWG), he didn’t just build a band—he helped create a movement that defied mainstream expectations. PWG became an emblem in mainstream music, rejecting the sanitized norms of the music industry. His words resonate because of their raw and unadulterated honesty. Whether it’s through his blunt, often irreverent interviews or his willingness to tackle issues like mental health in PWG's lyrics, Dochi has earned his status as a cult hero of a generation.

In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Mahalini talks about an audition, finding love and a love letter.

We sat down with the incredibly talented Mahalini and have a conversation about living the life as one of Indonesia's biggest star, from her early days as a hopeful contestant on Indonesian Idol to becoming a beloved voice in the industry, she takes us through the highs and lows of her journey. It's not always sunshine and rainbows, Mahalini opens up about the challenges she’s faced, the moments of doubt, and how she stays grounded despite the fame. She also dives into self-discovery, balancing her personal, professional, and love life in the demanding world of entertainment. ---------------- Thank you for watching, don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications on these videos to be the first to know our next episodes. Also, if you're reading until this section, comment down below your favorite part from this podcast! Makna Talks is available on Spotify and Youtube. Twitter: @maknatalks Instagram: @maknatalks Business: talks@maknagroup.com

In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Jay Subyakto talks about Chirsye's legacy, political impact, and behind Forestra. Today we sit down with a man who 's creativity is considered legendary in the industry, who is for a long-time one of the main creative force behind Indonesian music legend, Chrisye. Not just a director for digital outlet he is also the Creative Director of Forestra, the groundbreaking outdoor concert series that merges music and nature. Jay conceptualized a concert in nature, where the audience connects not only with music but with Indonesia's rich natural heritage.

In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Kartika Guerrero talks about content creators’ growth, influential ads and YouTube Works Awards. In the digital era of advertising, the limit to creativity is endless. With the boom of innovation on video platforms like YouTube, the growth of creative ways to market a product is at an all-time high. We dive into how influential ads are reshaping consumer behavior, particularly through strategic content partnerships with YouTube creators, which is important in Indonesia considering 85% of Indonesia's population use YouTube daily. Additionally, Kartika touches on the significance of the YouTube Works Awards, highlighting innovative campaigns that are pushing creative boundaries on the platform and setting new benchmarks in digital advertising. ---------------- Thank you for watching, don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications on these videos to be the first to know our next episodes. Also, if you're reading until this section, comment down below your favorite part from this podcast! Makna Talks is available on Spotify and Youtube. Twitter: @maknatalks Instagram: @maknatalks Business: talks@maknagroup.com

In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Surjanto Yasaputera talks about winning strategies, starting a company and the biggest entrepreneurial challenge As the Director of Wismilak Group and Head Commissioner of the Diplomat Success Challenge (DSC), Surjanto emphasize the importance of developing a deep understanding of your market and honing your skills. Great idea alone is not enough, you also have to be experts in your field and effectively communicate your vision. If you are an aspiring Entrepreneur this episode is for you! also checkout Diplomat Success Challenge to get a chance to win a funding for your business and receive mentorship from experts. ---------------- Thank you for watching, don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications on these videos to be the first to know our next episodes. Also, if you're reading until this section, comment down below your favorite part from this podcast! Makna Talks is available on Spotify and Youtube.

Ikon, legend, panutan, pelopor... Banyak sebutan yang telah diberikan untuk menggambarkan Umi Elvy Sukaesih dalam panggung musik Indonesia, tetapi satu sebutan yang sangat melekat dengan nama Elvy Sukaesih adalah "Ratu Dangdut" Indonesia. Hits seperti "Sekuntum Mawar Merah" dan "Pesta Panen" adalah beberapa contoh lagu yang tak lekang oleh waktu dan masih terus diputar hingga hari ini, ia menjadi simbol musik dangdut yang tak tergantikan.

Bukan hanya seorang penyanyi, tetapi juga sosok yang membawa dangdut ke panggung utama musik Indonesia, menjadikannya lebih dari sekadar genre hiburan rakyat. Pada Makna Talks Special kali ini kami mendapat kehormatan untuk ngobrol dan mendengarkan langsung kisah karir seorang legenda tanah air, Umi Elvy Sukaesih.

Elvy Sukaesih akan turut meramaikan panggung Synchronize Festival day 2 pada 5 Oktober 2024, sekaligus merayakan 60 tahun Elvy Sukaesih berkarya di panggung musik Indonesia.

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In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Ariyo Wahab talks about being a parent, almost creating a boyband and a mother's prayers. "Papa gak pulang baby, Papa gak bawa uang baby" who doesn't know this rock anthem? today the lead vocalist of the supergroup formed consisting of well-known Indonesian musicians is here! Ariyo has also made a name for himself as an actor, starring in various Indonesian films and television series. Being a rock star and a movie star there's a certain lifestyle that comes to it, which usually doesn't align to the lifestyle of being a parent, Ariyo shares how being married changed him for the better and help him juggle between being a rock star and a parent to his children. ---------------- Thank you for watching, don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications on these videos to be the first to know our next episodes. Also, if you're reading until this section, comment down below your favorite part from this podcast! Makna Talks is available on Spotify and Youtube. Twitter: @maknatalks Instagram: @maknatalks Business: talks@maknagroup.com

In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Warren Hue talks about making music for Marvel, Soundcloud era, and Hip-hop culture. From SoundCloud to worldwide stardom, from making music with school friends to making music for a blockbuster film, from asking his mom to help make a music video to performing at Coachella, all this started after a DM from a certain music label called 88rising, maybe you've heard of them? Being the talented musician that he is, Warren Hue is poised to continue making an impact in the music industry, both in Asia and globally. ---------------- Thank you for watching, don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications on these videos to be the first to know our next episodes. Also, if you're reading until this section, comment down below your favorite part from this podcast! Makna Talks is available on Spotify and Youtube. Twitter: @maknatalks Instagram: @maknatalks Business: talks@maknagroup.com

In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Ciccio Manassero talks about making friends with the crew, how football saved his life and a rebellious phase. If you were born in the early 2000s or late 90s you're probably familiar with the song that goes "Kebelet pipis... kebelet pipis... kebelet pipis Papa" Just like us, the singer of that song has now grown up. Growing up as child star, there are days where Ciccio feels like the entertainment industry is not for him but he has rekindle his love for acting and starred in multiple television show and Movies. Fun fact: Did you know Ciccio and our host Iyas Lawrence know each other since they were kids?

In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Vincent Gunawan talks about technology in wedding, finding your niche and what to prep for the big day.

Almost every wedded couple will say that preparing a wedding is one of the most nerve-racking and energy-draining activity. Theres only so much thing you can do at a time, fortunately Vincent has created a digital service to help with your wedding guests, such as digital invitation and guest tracker to name a few. For those preparing a wedding, his service is one that could help you out a lot.

In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Adrian Khalif talks about the Sialan journey, growing up in a castle and believing in music.

Just like everything in life, the music industry has it's highs and lows and Adrian Khalif has tasted a fair share of lows before enjoying the highs. In this episode he shares about his upbringing where being a musician isn't necessarily a favored route according to his parents but he stayed true to his artistic vision and passion for music. It was a long and bumpy road to stardom but as Adrian said it himself, he has finally arrived to the light at the end of the tunnel.

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In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Theo Derick talks about making millions from nothing, never being poor again, and building a trust-worthy relationship. Theo's story is one of resilience and drive to succeed. He shares on how he transformed adversity into opportunity, starting from scratch and creating a business to climb out of his lower-middle income background. Theo discusses the importance of building trust-worthy relationships and how he cultivated a network of reliable partners and collaborators to safeguarded his business and ensure a long-term financial stability.

Lahir pada 25 Januari 2000 dari ibu berdarah Jepang dan ayah berdarah Indonesia, Rio Waida tumbuh besar di Bali di mana ia mengasah keterampilannya di atas papan surf. Hari ini, Rio menduduki peringkat 10 besar dunia dalam World Surf League, membawa nama harum Indonesia ke Panggung dunia. Dalam Makna Talks Specials kali ini, Rio Waida bercerita tentang menaklukan ketakutannya akan laut, mimpi menggapai emas Olimpiade, dan pesan kepada surfer muda di Indonesia. #MaknaTalksSpecials#MaknaTalks

In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Renaldi Perdana Talks about shaping culture, international outreach and TikTok takover. Who doesn't know the brand Tenue de Attire? one of the household name of Indonesia's fashion industry. While you may know the brand, but most of you probably don't know the brain, heart, and soul of the brand so it's our pleasure to bring to you the founder of Tenue De Attire himself, Renaldi Perdana. A man with relentless motivation to thrive for bigger things, Renaldi has created this brand from scratch to now being one of the most recognizable apparel in Indonesia. With that being said, he has map out a plan to bring Tenue de Attire to the international stage in the coming years. ---------------- Thank you for watching, don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications on these videos to be the first to know our next episodes. Also, if you're reading until this section, comment down below your favorite part from this podcast! Makna Talks is available on Spotify and Youtube. Twitter: @maknatalks Instagram: @maknatalks Business: talks@maknagroup.com

In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Bisma Karisma talks about six years ago in the making, spiritual journey and a smash comeback. A versatile Indonesian artist known for his talents as a singer, dancer, and actor. Rising to fame as a member of the popular boyband SM*SH, Bisma has captivated audiences with his charismatic stage presence and dancing skills. Known for his engaging personality and connection with fans, Bisma remains an influential figure in the Indonesian entertainment industry, inspiring many with his passion, talent, and perseverance. Being the humble person that he is, he uses his fame and platform to give opportunity to people close to him to collaborate and create magic together. Don't forget to stream his latest work of art "Rihlah" in all digital streaming platform. ---------------- Thank you for watching, don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications on these videos to be the first to know our next episodes. Also, if you're reading until this section, comment down below your favorite part from this podcast! Makna Talks is available on Spotify and Youtube. Twitter: @maknatalks Instagram: @maknatalks Business: talks@maknagroup.com

In today's episode of The Friday Podcast, Rendria Arsyan Labde talks about Indonesian waste consumption, the larva solution, and how to become a part of it.

Rendria Labde, the visionary force behind Magalarva, draws inspiration from his pursuit of positive change. The journey began with his deep personal concern for the environment and waste issues in Indonesia. Driven by a genuine desire to make a difference, he has been actively learning and conducting research on managing these issues, leading Magalarva to become the number one waste management solution company in Indonesia.

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In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Brigitta Sriulina or Gita talks about growing up with music, a new lifestyle, and wishing it didn't start from an app.

Gita, also known as IDGITAF, started her career in the middle of the pandemic and has since become one of the most popular musicians in Indonesia. In this podcast, she shares how she has been trying not to waste the gift she possesses by giving back to others through her music. Additionally, Gita discusses a few things she learned while growing up and becoming an adult.

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In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Arif Brata talks about adventures away from home.

A stand up comedian, Arif Brata shares what inspired him to pursue a career in comedy  and how his journey is far from being as easy as it initially appears. In addition to that , he also managed to pursue his career as an actor.
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In today's episode of The Friday Podcast, Kevin Julio talks about the passing of a father, life behind the screen and what it takes to survive.

Known as an Actor, Kevin Julio shares his journey in the acting career and emphasizes the importance of attitude and personality. In addition to his professional pursuits, the support of his family plays a significant role in shaping his life.

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In today's episode of The Friday Podcast, Fathia Izzati talks about culture shock, being a mother, and the album.

As the vocalist of one of the most popular bands called Reality Club, Fathia Izzati shares her stories of handling life's surprises. Music has always been her number one interest since she was a kid, and now she has finally been able to achieve her dreams as a musician.

On May 26th, Reality Club finally dropped their new album called "Reality Club Presents...". It is now available on all streaming platforms, so go check it out!

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In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Dimas Joey talks about rolling cables, 2010 eras and the future of MAD.

Started his career as bassist of RAN and Twentyfirst Night, Dimas Joey shares his career journey and how he ended up being a part of MAD Haus. Throughout his career, Dimas Joey is known for his hard working personality & how he could balance his work and personal life.

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In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Fadhila Jayamahendra talks about the tragedy, losing loved ones and giving back to hardcore.

A vocalist of one of the legendarist hardcore bands from Indonesia, Straight Answer. Fadhila Jayamahendra shares his life and career journey also remembering the love when you can no longer remember.

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In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Sahil Mulachela talks about putting first what matters most.

A broadcaster and also a content creator on TikTok, Sahil Mulachela shares how he managed to make content for a living, to building the home he always dreamed of.

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In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Rendha Rais talks about the art of teleporting to moments.

As a stage photographer, Rendha Rais shares her journey on capturing unforgettable moments on stage and how she ended up behind the lens all these years. Other than that, she also shares her interest in food and other hobbies she does.

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In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Diaz Danar talks about the final climb, being a reds fan and an indie podcast show.

MC, Announcer and also a Podcaster from Podcast Ancur, Diaz Danar. In this episode, we dive deep about his career and some of his tips on how to conquer ourselves.

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