Episode 27: Abang Moasili

Hello, friends! It is still not too late to wish everyone celebrating a very joyful and auspicious Harvest Festival (Kaamatan & Gawai)! The 27th episode is about the journey of a man, Abang Moasili who was once fascinated by the life of a radio producer and exposed through his late mother since he was young and how that exposure has built his love for news reading & radio announcer. With his post-SPM experiences in various jobs, he used all the skills mastered & now making it as his career to put food on the table as a lecturer in one of the universities in Sarawak. Join us as we talk about his highs and lows of his life as a lecturer, radio announcer and newsreader, and how he could face his life at the age of 57 and single, too. Highlights Would you rather Win or Earn 1Million? ChatGPT affects the creativity. Black & white as a go-to attire Journey as a radio announcer Adapting with changes from vinyls to PC  Create content with passion  The hook to catch people's attention Challenges as an educator compared to then and now We can't be extremists Mix more people & understand more.   Understanding is key radio announcer, newscaster or a lecturer for the rest of your life? Young ones, please do full-time study Mum as influence in broadcasting With degree but no passion, what's the point?  Life is a process of discovery. You have to be both street and book smart. 57 and single. How?  Be nice to waiters and waitresses  You are a reflection of what you see and hear Don’t find love in marriage if you’re not content Sexual cravings, how to satisfy them?  When you're nice, you're drawn to nice people.  A peaceful death is desired. RedFM, "91.9FM For Variety"  Love, life, and be kind - as talksets. Radio stations as a medium to deliver death news  Some Reddies still remembers Barry  Reddies are thoughtful listeners Signature BGM signifies different announcers on-duty the barryanakbarim podcast on RedFM?  Govt. radio serves the public  Both young and old generations learn from each other View life like a 360-degree camera Radio will never die.