Episode 58: Majulah… With Durian?!

Happy Birthday, Singapore!❤️This week on Zelocast – Glow with the Flow, we're celebrating National Day in possibly the most Singaporean way imaginable...Watching the National Day Parade from home while attacking the King of Fruits — DURIAN! 👑😂No need to squeeze into the NDP crowd. No need to chope a spot hours earlier. We've got the TV, we've got somewhere comfortable to sit, and most importantly... we've got durian.What else do we need? 😆In Episode 58: “Majulah… With Durian?!”, we settle in for a super chill National Day episode filled with food, laughter, memories, and plenty of random Zelocast conversations as we watch Singapore celebrate another birthday.And of course, eating durian becomes an event of its own.Love it or hate it, there's something hilariously Singaporean about enjoying durian while watching the red and white celebrations on TV. 🇸🇬Between bites, we chat about what National Day means to us, the Singapore we grew up in, and why sometimes the simplest celebrations are the ones we remember most.Because you don't always need fireworks right above your head or tickets to the parade to feel part of the celebration.Sometimes it's simply about being together, enjoying good food, laughing at nonsense and appreciating the little red dot we call home. ❤️And as persons with disabilities, Singapore's journey towards greater accessibility and inclusion is something especially close to our hearts. We've come a long way, there's still more we can improve, but we're grateful that conversations about inclusion are becoming part of the Singapore story too.So grab your durian (or maybe stay very far away if you cannot tahan the smell 🤣), switch on the NDP and celebrate with us!From all of us at Zelocast...Happy National Day, Singapore!Majulah Singapura!Or in our case...MAJULAH... WITH DURIAN! 👑😂✨ Together we make a difference. Win or lose, we are still champions.📚 This episode is proudly brought to you by Picture The Book!What if a story could be felt, imagined, and seen — all at the same time?Founded by blind author Sherri Eri, Picture The Book is changing the way children experience stories. Through rich, vivid descriptions and catchy rhythms, these books allow children who are blind to “see” through words, while sighted kids enjoy the colourful illustrations alongside them.💛 One story. Two experiences. True inclusion.Their beautiful mission says it best:✨ “Stories with rhythm for kids who listen and colour for kids who see.”Ready to discover something truly special?💻 Visit picturethebook.com and explore the collection today!🎨 Picture The Book — where words don’t just tell stories… they paint them.