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Hello, friends! Meet Jon Kennedy, the Sarawakian boy with a dream of becoming a singer known nationally and with a bigger dream to be known globally. With Boy Pablo as his compass and the bedroom pop as his map, he is currently one of Kuching's best pop artist to the musical world out there. Join us as we dive deep into the artistic world of Jon Kennedy; the what's, the why's, the how's of him. Support him and his music by following him on his socials @jonknndy_ Support this podcast through Buy Me a Coffee on @barryanakbarim 's Instagram bio.00:00 - Intro02:52 - Jon's EP & the progress03:55 - Jon is scared to ask about ...05:50 - Yellowcard in losing friends09:13 - Music & Jon - the partnership12:30 - That first song you jammed from start to finish?13:50 - Why Boy Pablo?16:15 - Most fav and least fav song that you've released?17:30 - Four selfies with Boy Pablo19:02 - "Mun sik heartbreak, angau.."21:34 - I'm tired of listening to the same thing...22:54 - Any personal target that you've set for yourself?24:02 - A lot of improvements I've noticed in me.26:05 - Social media as exposure.27:50 - Who the hell cares?28:30 - Let's collab!29:45 - Jon Kennedy ft. Baby Shima31:20 - Barry's 202632:12 - Paramore & John Mayer?33:30 - Who else Jon wants to watch live?34:45 - There's another :"Jon Kennedy" on Spotify.35:50 - Another stage name besides "Jon Kennedy"?37:48 - A contract-based relationship.38:17 - Jon on Tinder

Hello, friends! Welcome to episode 60!Episode 60 brings you Harun Din, aka The Primordial, the founder of a prominent production house in the Cat City, Spektrum Cahaya. Before we dive into Spektrum Cahaya, we begin by delving into how he started taking pictures and videos in documenting gigs and underground Kuching music scene in mid-2010's as the birth of RukunTV, and how he took jobs to sustain his passion, left many jobs to start his own company known as Spektrum Cahaya, with many ups-and-downs as part of his life journey as the Harun Din of today.We also talk about his hobbies, his opinions about food reviewers and ragebaits, his existential crisis, other brands under the umbrella of Spektrum Cahaya, and life in general. Check out on their socials and follow their great stuff here @rukuntv & @spektrumcahaya.co Adalah Cerita Nya 00:00Intro 07:09Life Goals 08:20How Do You Face Your Fears with Courage? 12:50Why is there still poverty? 16:48iPhone 17 Pro Max, "Beli Sik Oh?" 18:41What is RukunTV? 24:15Past Works & Proudest Projects 30:20Live on TikTok for 25 Hours? 31:47Harun Din - Who Are You? 32:44First Stint as a Photographer & Videographer 36:02Fine Line Between a Creative Person & Client 41:04Hardcore Kau Eh, Gila Lah.. 46:25Aku Bukan Pendengar Podcast, Tapi ... 47:12Verified User & Rasa Best? 50:25Aku Pernah Ragebait Orang 54:49Foodie Pages Tok Sebarang Jak! 01:00:22Other Projects You Wish to Venture 01:04:00Retirement Plans? 01:06:00Anthony Bourdain Sarawak 01:08:00Love Yourself... 01:11:00

From mimicking his late uncle to emceeing weddings, corporate events, and church gigs, Timothy Marimuthu found his voice, fumbled forward, and never looked back.We talk about his first awkward gig in college, his 15-year journey with Empowered Ministry, and what it really means to own the mic. Whether or not he’ll take it full-time? That’s still unfolding. But as he says: “Just do it.”Available now on Spotify & YouTube.Sponsored by Langkau Salai Doraemon. Find them at Yummy Corner 2, next to Petronas Taman Samarindah. RM10/100g. Worth the every bite!Follow Tim: @timmarimuthu.emceeTimestamp:00:00 - Introduction01:59 : The Empowered Ministry06:00 - One thing you love about Kuching that only a true local would understand?09:31 - I hate KL. Why?13:49 - Remember the first time you were handed a mic?14:24 - First time as an emcee.17:56 - Pivotal moment as an emcee.22:22 - Uncle as an inspiration.25:10 - Product Talk - Langkau Salai Doraemon.28:38 - Emcee, pandai cakap saja?32:47 - Humility.33:26 - “You’re not good enough”35:11 - Admonishment in the Empowered Ministry.36:13 - Your advice towards someone who wants to be an emcee.42:04 - An academy for children.43:33 - Affirmation by Timothy.45:00 - A podcast concept from Timothy.47:18 - Building connection with wedding and event planners.49:52 - What’s in the next future for Timothy?51:12 - Outtro#barryanakbarimpodcast #kuchingpodcast #sarawakpodcast #malaysiapodcast #podcastborneo #podcastkuching #timmarimuthu #fyp

Hello, friends! Welcome to the 58th episode of the barryanakbarim podcast.In this episode, we’re joined by Priscilla John - an esteemed newsreader and a household name in Sarawak. Known as the poster girl for the state channel, Priscilla’s journey began with uncertainty and challenges. But today, she stands as a trailblazer, paving the way for future generations of the Dayak community to see broadcasting as a powerful and viable career path.We talked about her early struggles, her love for cooking, and what lies ahead for her in TVS.Tune in and get inspired by her story of resilience, passion, and purpose.Follow Priscilla on Instagram: @priscillajohn_officialSupport the podcast on Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/barryanakbarim Follow my socials : @barryanakbarim | Follow my work here: https://linktr.ee/barryanakbarim

Hello, friends! This is the first episode for the year 2025!In this special episode, I sit down with Cikgu Ahmad Fayzal / "Cikgu Emmet Menulis", a passionate educator and storyteller, to reflect on his remarkable teaching journey that began in the early '90s when he was posted to SK Lichok, deep in the heart of Sarawak.As a Malay from West Malaysia, Cikgu Emmet shares what it was like being an outsider learning to live and work among the Iban community, and how embracing local culture helped him understand, respect, and eventually become part of the very fabric of the community he served.We also talk about what it means to be a teacher in the 21st century, especially in a world dominated by AI, digital tools, and a shift away from traditional chalk-and-talk methods. Cikgu Emmet emphasizes how teachers today are no longer just providers of knowledge, but facilitators of learning, and shares actionable tips on staying productive and relevant in the classroom.And finally, we dive into a critical issue affecting our students today: the rising obsession with becoming content creators, sometimes even at the cost of completing SPM. We explore how the Ministry of Education can play a role by introducing structured programs like podcast or digital content competitions in schools.This episode is a must-listen for educators, students, and anyone who believes in the power of storytelling, cultural empathy, and educational reform."Real Life Stories, From Real People" - this is the barryanakbarim podcast.

Hello, friends! Finally the podcast is back after a three-month hiatus. It feels good to be behind the microphone and to talk and share my thoughts to all of you, listeners of the BAB pod. Meet a once-a-stranger now a brother, Ryan O Niel, or better known as Ryan Samsara. Sarawak's favourite content creator in giving us smiles and laughters, and sometimes on his sad and melancholic, hopeless romantic stories to share with his audience. Hang out with us as we answer some of the NGL's given by his followers, and get to know him more; deeper than his short-form videos on Instagram and TikTok posts. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all of you. Stay safe and see you in 2025! 00:00 - Introduction 01:50 - What do you think of Kuching? 02:38 - Content Creating Scene in Miri. 03:42 - Main Course : Not Gonna Lie. 04:01 - Acting Role of Ryan in Salji di Rumah Panjang 06:53 - Barry's first acting audition. 07:43 - Ryan's experience as an actor. 08:54 - Lesser Time on Content Creation, More Time with Gerek? 10:02 - Ryan's Schedules in Content Making. 10:56 - The best advice Ryan have ever received? 12:22 - "The Grass is Greener on the Other Side? True?" 13:02 - Kuching, on baru. 13:25 - How many breakups has Ryan been through? 14:16 - Pernah nangis lepas record content? 15:00 - Ryan's Bucket Lists and Places wanted to visit 18:28 - Ryan's favourite drum brand. 18:54 - Boys Talk (Cars hehe) 19:59 - Good memories from work. 21:49 - Sharing experience as a content creator 25:34 - Life Lessons and Key Lessons Teenagers Should Learn. 26:51 - Don't Be Fooled by the Influencer Lifestyle. 28:32 - Be a content creator with quality. 29:58 - Subtitles on Ryan's Videos 31:49 - Who is your crush, Ryan? 32:40 - Is Ryan single? 33:42 - Ryan, datang la KL? 33:57 - Malaysia Tour with Ryan Samsara. 36:24 - Is Ryan talking to anyone right now? 38:09 - Negotiating on God's plans. 39:19 - Sponsorship / Promo Plug 40:19 - Has Ryan ever been recognized in public? 44:58 - Congratulations to Ryan on focusing more than one race as target audience. 46:27 - Ryan as a full time content creator? 48:00 - Opinion about people being sidelined as a role model / leader in an organization. 59:48 - 2024, in conclusion. 1:00:35 - New Year Goals. 1:02:01 - Barry mok kahwin in 2025? 1:03:14 - Thank you, Ryan. 1:03:39 - Last words from Ryan Samsara. 1:05:39 - Outtro 1:07:38 - Bila gik, TVS?

Hello, friends! Happy September! The 55th episode brings you a young lady who was once embarking her journey to the unknown post-STPM as a bartender, unbeknownst that the sort of life leads her to tuak-making with flavours that aren't usually heard (no roselle or ginger in her line of menus). Meet Sylvia, who runs Ngirupp after she joined a pop-up booth for an event in 2022 and now cemented herself as part of the household Tuak brands in Kuching; and featured in New Sarawak Tribune and Tatler Dining Malaysia. Grab your tuak (Ngirupp's Sour Plum is my personal favourite) and chill with us as we talk about her ups and downs of Ngirupp and a bit of her personal life as well. the barryanakbarim podcast fully supports a hundred-percent responsible, religion-legal, and age-legal drinkers. Follow Ngirupp on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/ngirupp_/ and click in their bio for menu and prices. Timestamp: 00:01 - Introduction 03:49 - "How are you able to love someone you don't agree with?" 05:05 - "What song best defines your life?" 06:10 - I started listening to New Jeans. 08:23 - "Ngirupp" - flavours and varieties on the menu. 11:11 - Barry tries the Sour Plum tuak. 13:24 - How it all started? 18:00 - Next, chrysanthemum and original. 21:00 - "Sayau Ka Adat Asai Kitai" 21:10 - Why embrace the native culture as a Chinese? 23:07 - Is Kuching really boring? 24:02 - "Reminder of Culture" 25:22 - Interviewed by New Sarawak Tribune and Tatler Dining (!) 27:34 - How was it after being recognized? 28:19 - Found myself through this brand. 29:44 - How would you spend your salary (wisely)? 31:28 - Purchase clothes without being bothered by brand names. 31:50 - Thrifting and the culture in Kuching. 33:00 - Work-life balance. 34:24 - Goals for Ngirupp 36:30 - Tuak gummies and gelato in the future for Ngirupp?? 37:06 - Our take in burnouts. 40:10 - Merry Christmas!

Hello, friends! A good day to you and hello, August! Four more months to close the chapter of 2024. Excited? Not sure on my end.... Anyway... Meet Bryler. A schoolmate of mine in high school, known for his prankster acts and infamously known in school assemblies (Miss Kho is watching), who is know active in the entertainment industry in Sarawak and currently opening the trails to emo-themed bands in Kuching under his lead together with Project Amnesia.  Project Amnesia is being sidelined for the episode, where we talk mainly about our own lives since 2023, and how we both have made several lifestyle changes, reflecting on life and Facebook, artificial intelligence, future goals of the podcast and Bryler's vision with the companies, his personal life, and manifesting the kampung life as his goals. Grab your Nescafe or your apple cider vinegar as this ninety-minute episode packs with our thoughts in a lot of things.  Buy Me a Coffee by supporting me here! https://buymeacoffee.com/barryanakbarim  0:01 - Intro 1:57 - Icebreaker (Deeper Talk) 2:26 - No booze for the episode. 5:17 - “How has inaction impacted your life negatively?” 8:18 - I am an over-thinker. 9:40 - Anxiety happens when one ruminates with the past. 13:08 - “Do not try to change who you are even if it’s for good or bad” 13:54  - De-realization. 14:50 - I do self-reflection. 17:37 - Journaling 19:07 - What should you do when on a rough day? 19:30 - Lights off and self-reflection at the end of the day. 20:20 - Being grateful. 21:06 - “What are the chances of you being one in a billion …” 23:50 - Express prayer. 24:54 - AI is the most damaging modern industry. 29:20 - News tabloids and journalism ethics. 33:14 - “Boikot bahasa Inggeris”. 35:58 - Every Malaysians should know on how to speak Malay. 36:37 -Preserving Bidayuh language and tradition. 38:50 - We revisit 2023.   45:23 - We went for RTM interview last year.  48:08 - Format of radio never changes.  49:18 - “Oni”.  50:43 - RTM freestyle interview. 52:13 - Revisited experience attending Coldplay. 55:41 - DM’d Larissa Ping as a guest.  56:46 - Larissa Ping, done. What’s next? Roxy Ixzy. 57:34 - Scale up the barryanakbarim podcast. 1:00:18 - “Let’s take a selfie, Barry!” 1:01:20 - It’s not about the fame, but acknowledgment.  1:03:08 - Podcasting, Sponsorships and Monetization.  1:09:32 - The goal in moving forward. 1:11:02 - Podcast has shed light to Grab drivers. 1:12:06 - Podcast is raw. 1:13:15 - I saw how you started since day one. 1:15:00 - Consistency and Joey Stoner? 1:16:46 - Friends fail to see the growth in us.  1:19:36 - “I’m gonna throw some shades here”. 1:20:44 - Tabuan Dayak boys. 1:21:05 - Manifesting growth of money for myself and the company.  1:23:18 - Comfort is the number one killer to success. 1:23:58 - Pacak tiang and dreaming of the kampung life.  1:27:19 - Support the podcast! 1:29:20 - I feel small when I’m next to Bryler. 1:31:28 - Thank you, Bryler..

Hello, friends! August is upon us. How was the first quarter of the year for you? :) Anyway, meet Nordin Razali. a 60-years old with thirty-five years of flying experience under his belt as a cabin crew. Started young in his early twenties with Malaysia Airlines, he then joined FlyAsianXpress and then AirAsia with stories of turbulence of career journey. Today, he has extended his one-year contract with AirAsia while at the same time dabbling with his cafe business, KopiCut, together with his wife and a business partner. "Sixty Years Young, and All Systems Go with Nordin Razali". Follow Barry on Instagram : @barryanakbarim and Nordin Razali on Instagram @dayner8 Wish to support this podcast? Click here: https://buymeacoffee.com/barryanakbarim TIMESTAMP 0:00 - Introduction 2:37 - Icebreaker (Deeper Talk) Card Game 3:11 - "What is your social media weakness?" 7:00 - "Which trip changed your life for the better?" 12:37 - What do you think of Kuching? 13:36 - First airline as a cabin crew was MAS, later closed Kuching hub and took VSS. 13:57 - Took a plunge and joined FlyAsianXpress. 14:56 - Learned office work and training as Assistant Cabin Crew Manager 16:23 - Goodbye, FlyAsianXpress. Hello, AirAsia. 17:26 - Initial Training in Kuala Lumpur. Kuching-based as cabin crew post-training. 17:51 - AA closed down Kuching hub, assigned to KK hub. 18:09 - Appointed as Senior Cabin Crew in Johor Bahru. 19:13 - JB Hub stops operation, transferred again to KK hub. 20:02 - Kuching hub reopens. Offered as Duty Executive 20:57 - My focus is my family. 22:08 - "Ugh. I don't want to work with this person". 23:06 - Took personal approach in managing a crew who consumes drug. 25:50 - "During your pregnancy, did you experience serious bleeding?" 27:28 - You cannot fight fire with fire. 29:30 - An enraged passenger threw tantrum and chased out by the pilot. 34:00 - Flight delays are beyond everyone's control. 36:23 - I use facial wash, toner and moisturizer. 37:54 - You need to take supplements. 39:10 - Breathing techniques. 40:46 - I instill confidence and empowerment towards my children. 41:34 - I love reading psychology. 43:06 - KopiCut. Memikat, terpikat. 44:24 - Tips to become a cabin crew. 46:18 - Fame came in an instance. 49:02 - I wish I record answers to public's questions and press play on phone. 49:47 - Any words from Tony Fernandes? 51:25 - Thank you to my wife and children, family members, colleagues and AirAsia. 56:34 - Outtro.

Hello, friends! It's episode 52 and it's not for the faint-hearted (haha me included). I have my friends, Churchill and Hakim in sharing our stories about encounters with the spirit world and a little bit of our take on "One by One Gentleman", the bystander effect, and "theory vs practical". This episode doesn't run dry on the funsies, trust me. ;) Buy Me a Coffee here! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/barryanakbarim - I saw a kid running then vanished into thin air. - Aku dengar suara seorang wanita terngiang dalam kepala. - I saw a silhouette of a group of people in the toilet. - "Pak cik! Ada orang di dalam bilik ya!" - Aku nangga perempuan terbang pakey kimono hitam putih. - Hantu kita quite basic. - I heard someone screamed in the middle of the night. - I felt there's something pressing me down - Someone slept on his bed. - "Aku rasa aku bawa sesuatu". - Bystander effect.. - Theory wouldn't work whenever the real practical world happens. - "My lecturer tutup bengkel" - Aku nangga nenek sik berkepala. - "There's a strong stench here". - Ada penampakan Kak Pon dalam gambar. - The blackest of black. Pitch-dark. - Seorang student perempuan dirasuk. - Kenak "shut shut" - Ada pelajar terjun dari first floor, hysterical.

Hello, friends! It is still not too late to wish everyone Selamat Hari Gawai / Siramat Onu Gawea! Meet Valerie, a versatile singer with bubbly personality backed with life experiences as a trailblazer in building her character that she carries today. Join us as we talk about her singing experience, the ups and downs as a young Valerie and what inspires her to be the best than ever. Follow Valerie Thiam and her band on Instagram here : @valeriethiammeilee  Support the podcast through Buy Me a Coffee! buymeacoffee.com/barryanakbarim  - I started singing since 18. - Gawai is when we would gather with the family. - Kita mesti ingat yang rezeki datang dari Tuhan.  - We love our mothers 💕 - Girls love effort from men. - How to approach a girl in a bar? - "Kamek / Kitak" or "I / You" to approach someone for the first time? - First date pakey jersey and slippers, on or off? - Aku suka Jessie J.  - I started singing for a Christmas concert. - Cita-cita ku dolok mok jadi cikgu. - I had no vocal techniques.  - Masa sekolah, aku part-time cashier from 6pm - 9pm on weekdays.  - I perform around Borneo Rednecks, Shooters and 99.  - I have performed in front of Datuk Ismail Sabri, Datuk Anwar Ibrahim and Tengku Hassanal.  - I overcome stage frights by imagine them not around me.  - Ada certain bands kacau market? - I prefer quality than quantity.  - Bistro owners, a better sound system.  - Velathia is a company that provides PA and performance services.  - I enjoyed Java Jazz Festival.  - What do you think of the Bidayuh music scene?  - Ramles Walter, we respect you.  - My 2025 goal? Ada studio sendiri. 

Hello, friends! This is the 50th episode and it wasn’t an accolade that I could imagine when I started the first episode back in November 2021, but here we are! Guests and names that I didn’t get to mention on the video, I thank ALL of you for the journey, too.  Thank you to all the questions posted. More could be said but my brain was too slow in processing.Also, my eyes were glued to the screen as I’m so used to monitor the laptop than focusing on the camera. Anyway, enjoy the 50th episode! Who's the last person you texted? Will you get a tat? Is everything ok with you? What's the most challenging part to be a podcaster? Who are your best friends? Have you ever watched "Barry"? "The Justice League" of podcasting? Ne Chris Adam? Your favourite Kolok Mee spot? How many hours do you log just for one episode? The hopes and dreams for the show? What is the first thing I do to start my own podcast? What you do for a living besides podcasting? My opinion on those who sympathised about Palestine but don't show empathy i.e boycotting? Do you think PMX will go all out to challenge PBB in the next state election? Bring that funny guy Ryan back!  Did you manage to hangout with JJ? How many other podcasts have you been on already? Pernah sik makan di Cafe Hideout? Thought of getting a doctor on your show? Try getting a cop on your show. Ultimate choice - Nissan GTR or Britney Spears? Do you regret that you quit from govt service?  Selepas kesilapan ialah ...

Hello, friends! Let me introduce you to Alireza, or Ali, a friend of mine whom I’ve known for years thanks to his early days of making shisha around top bars in Kuching a decade ago; mainly along the stretch of Jalan Song Thian Chiok and that was how I met Ali as a frequent buyer of his shisha.

Fast forward to recent years, he was promoted as the manager of the old Monkeebar and now manages Bear Garden located in the heart of Kuching city. Join me and Ali as we talk about his experience coming from Iran to the unknown city of Kuching as a 22-year old man, hustling his way to where he is now as a manager, a business owner, a husband and a father. Grab 10% off with any bucket of your choice at Bear Garden with these simple steps!

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(Promo is valid until 31st May 2024 & from Sunday - Thursday) - I left Tehran at the age of 22 - I only know Kuala Lumpur - Kuching people love to smile - Laksa Sarawak is my favourite - Consistency is a skill to obtain the next goal. - Being honest brings a lot of opportunities. - I had to learn English by myself. - I sold my car in Iran to stay in Malaysia. - Shisha business started after my brother suggested, with 2 shishas sold to Ruai Bar as our first shop. - A manager of Bear Garden now. - I had a long and hard journey as I started my life in Kuching. - A lot of people criticized my job as the shisha guy. - Being a father is beautiful. - My wife and I are playing the team-player game. - Social media affects people's minds. - COVID changed the drinking culture. - My lung got infected as I smoked a lot of shisha. - Shisha-making tips from Ali himself. - I used to make artificial jewellery. - Roadtax expired and we met at the court compound. - ** Conversations regarding Monkeebar in this episode are related to the former management of Monkeebar and are not affiliated to the current management-in-charge**

Hello, friends! It's the forty-eight episode of the podcast. Think of a friend or a family member in mind that sells insurance. Got them pictured? Okay, now think of some of the questions about their job that you might want to know. Got them, too? Okay, great because some of the questions in your head I will ask them to Joey Hiu, an insurance agent with an experience of almost on her fifth year and still running in the industry. Join me as I ask about her life as an insurance agent, what got her to be one, the obstacles, her past life as "Joey Stoner", a pseudonym as her Internet identity since high school to last month, and our take in the relationship with religion. Follow Joey on her socials : @joeyhiu_hf Support the podcast through Buy Me a Coffee : https://buymeacoffee.com/barryanakbarim Song Background : Incubus - Echo (Credit: Sony Music Entertainment) - I do like my mother in terms of style and behaviour. - We have our own limiting beliefs. - I only take from you if you explain in Mandarin. - I’m a changed person after joining the insurance industry. - My identity changes after my Inik passed away. - When I first started, not many friends take insurance from me. - I felt sorry for my own friend. - Clients need to declare their smoking habits, even if they are social smokers. - Men mortality rate is lower as they keep things to themselves more. - “Joey, why should I take you as my agent?” - I set my boundaries as an agent. - “Walk by faith and not by sight”. - Aie, camera hilang. - How did Joey Stoner came about? - I don’t sell stuff. - Stoner is nice in branding wise. - “Insurance agents must be pretty, handsome”. - Insurance has its benefits, surely. - People that supports my career is actually strangers. - We have different sets of friends. - I have quarterly meetings with my friends. - We’re active on cell meetings to connect with people. - Live life to the fullest!

Hello, friends! Welcome to the forty-seventh episode of the podcast! Today's episode features the recent champion of Bintang RTM 2024, our homegrown singer hailed from Kampung Bratan. A lady with character and with soulful voice thanks to her influencers - Dayang Nurfaizah & Alicia Keys, making R&B as her trademark & genre. Grab your beer and hang out with us as we talked about our experience with booze, childhood experiences, her seven-week journey as the champion of Bintang RTM 2024, goals in the near future, and a bit of what Roxy and I are hoping for in the Bidayuh music industry. Support Barry and click here! https://buymeacoffee.com/barryanakbarim?l=uk Follow Roxy on her social media platforms: @roxyixzy #fyp #kuchingpodcast #sarawakpodcast #malaysiapodcast #bintangrtm2024 #bintangrtm - Seaweed is my “tabas”. - Kolok Mi Premier Food Court Bt. 9 - ✨ - Laksa & Ramen are the best to cure hangover. - Jong Hua & Era Black, sponsor this podcast, please. - Lupa press record button 😩 - My neck went stiff for a week. - I don’t like it when people eat/use my stuff without permission. - Pandei pangai mun 5 slices of babi tetiba jadi 4 - Cikgu Jong, thank you! - BRTM was a random audition for me. - My favourite performance was “Darah Muda”. - My arrangement was all on my phone’s GarageBand. - Timing was short throughout the competition. - “Suara kedak Chipmunk”. - “Alu nak claim” - Aku belajar vibrato from Demi Lovato. - Malaysian singers suka aim lagu high notes. - I stopped drinking & cigarettes for the competition. - Planning on a Bidayuh single - We want a little bit of change in the Bidayuh music scene. - Bintang RTM sik pakey undi SMS unlike Akademi Fantasia - Belajar stage presence, vocal techniques, facial expression. - Momentum from the first week gave me anxiety - “Bidayuhs can actually do something” - Barry, newest member of KTSD.

Hello, friends! Another day, another new episode of the BAB pod!

Meet Debbie, a lady with a passion in beading and making it as her passion project. She has soared her passion by joining multiple craft festivals and having recurring VIP’s as her loyal customers. 

A proud Iban living abroad away from home, she and other Sarawakians have worked their way to promote the Dayak culture in Perth and has been a part of the committee that runs Gawai celebrations in Perth.

Join us in the full conversation by pressing “play”; available on YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcast.

If you are a Sarawakian in Perth and interested to mingle around with other fellow “Bekikis Bulu Betis” members, do give her a follow!

Background Music: 
Pulai Gawai by D. Entayang Ridi - https://youtu.be/I2CB-3c49BQ?si=cP23rePvVvKjM4cq 

#kuchingpodcast #sarawakpodcast #malaysiapodcast #fypkuching #fypsarawak #fypmalaysia #dEntayangRidi - Living in Perth coming to 24 years - She encounters the podcast on TikTok - The older we get, the more we appreciate our family. - I had a fun childhood so I don't think I've missed anything then. - It starts from love that you care for each other. - Parents' picking and sending to school is a luxury for the kids. - Time flies very fast, especially in watching children growing up. - We treat our nephew as our own children. - Don't worry if your child couldn't pick up your mother tongue. - We put other people first than ourselves. - It was difficult at first to adapt life in Perth. - If we could live and open with differences, we can live together. - Don't bottle things to yourself, speak up for yourself. - Being confident does not equate to being a show-off. - "Barry, eww you hung out with girls a lot" - I have exposed a lot of Sarawakian things to people in Perth. - We celebrated a state-level Gawai in Perth. - "Marik by Entayang", the story behind it. - Every piece of bead craft is uniquely made. - I made a piece for a cancer patient. - I have now arts and crafts friendship. - It's a challenge to lure younger customers to buy my products. - Marik by Entayang will always be my side hustle. - What is Instructional Designer? - Australians don't discriminate me at my workplace.

Hello, friends! Selamat Hari Raya to all of you who are celebrating! For this episode, I am bringing you an uncle who is a family man, a former marine engineer and former car salesman for Mitsubishi, and now helping out with papa's law firm and currently pursuing his degree in Law. Meet Calvin Dior, an interesting guy with many takes and opinions about life and things in general. Fun fact, he is an uncle of mine hehe.  Grab your Tsingtao if you haven't, and if you aren't able to consume any booze, please help yourself and get any drinks and hang out with us as we talk about stuff from life, career progression, content creators today, and life as a salesman, and more! Support my podcast through Buy Me a Coffee! Link here : https://www.buymeacoffee.com/barryanakbarim?l=uk  Follow Barry on Instagram : @barryanakbarim  ** - a beautiful transition watching my daughter grow and develop over the years - Adding a daughter in the picture changes the perspective in life.  - We missed our trip to Bali “thanks” to Covid. - “Parachutes” is everyone’s first favourite album of Coldplay - Paramore was my only concert attended - I miss discovering music for the first time. - No hate but I dislike property agents - I can’t hide my facial expression - Content creators need to think about the consequences of their contents. - It feels different when you’re studying and working at the same time - SPM leavers, further your studies right away - We’re against the “education is nothing” movement. - Don’t belittle people - different people, different struggles  - “Boleh jadi YouTuber / TikToker”  - I enjoy talking to people - Some customers request to have the demo car send to their houses - “Customers always right” (?) - “Boss, boleh minta commission kah?” - We need to hit at least three units per month for KPI - “Aku dengar??” - Best moment in my career was when I achieved the best employer of the month - Being in sales is not for everyone  - Try not to ask commission from your sales person - Will graduate soon - I enjoyed my time off-shore as a marine engineer 

Hello, friends! How you doing? :) I had the privilege to be invited as a guest for REDfm RTM English Sarawak's show called #34je, RTM's radio segment in celebrating stories of Sarawakians. Nad Kamal, the announcer and producer has invited me to share on my thoughts regarding podcasting, the scene in Sarawak, and a brief sharing on the mental health issues in Sarawak and how the barryanakbarim podcast could play its role in championing the cause of goodwill in highlighting mental health issues. Follow Nad Kamal on Instagram @nadehakamaludin - I wish I could record stories of my late grandfather as the first who brought in Christianity to my kampung. - Podcasting in general is huge, especially in West Malaysia, Singapore and Sabah. - Podcasting is another catalyst for the creative industry in Sarawak. - Championing the growth and well being of mental health issues as it definitely needs the attention. - I listen to OKLETSGO, Kinabalu Podcast, MyLustre at Work, Keluar Sekejap to get inspired. - Be knowledgeable as a host for your podcast.

Greetings, friends! Episode 44 here. Some would say the number 4 as "bad luck", some would see it as "good luck", or if you're like me a neutral you'll be like "meh", then here's an invisible high-5 from me to you. Anyway, this episode brings a conversation from an emcee to another, a host to another, and a podcaster to another. Meet Joachim, a friend and a friendship that blooms through podcasting. Knowing him first as an emcee for events that I have previously attended, last year was the start of the friendship as I appeared as a guest of Fuel Good Podcast hosted by him and produced by Peter, also another good friend of mine with the same passion for podcasting. So, friends. Enjoy this episode as we delve deep into his life as an emcee, a podcaster, how eloquent and intelligent he is with his thoughts and how stories of people inspire him to be a better person - hence, the podcast. Follow Joachim / Kim on Instagram, YouTube @joachimthen and Fuel Good Podcast @fuel_good_podcast Support me through Buy Me a Coffee! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/barryanakbarim?l=uk - Bak Kut Teh for the rest of my life! - If I want to know something, I'll definitely ask. - Ask and you're a fool once. Don't ask and you're a fool forever. - Is it sensitive to know how much one earns? - Taxes don't solve a lot of problems. - "Buy a Veilfire! You deserved it!" - Know how to manage your money, manage your needs and wants. - I'm a child in a man's body. - Hosting wasn't my dream career. - I put a woman in bikini on presentation slide. - They are the "raja sehari", not me. - How to balance your chemistry with your partner? - "In your professional advice, what do you think?" - Listen to what your body and mind wants. - Meditation is channeling and listen to your mind. - "Fuel Good Podcast", how long has it been? - Everyone has their own success stories. - Podcasting gives way for those socially-awkward people to see podcasters as friends. - Make the pie bigger and help the podcasting scene bigger. - Can't pay things with passion

What is up (and hopefully not down), friends?!! Hopefully all is well on your side! Episode 43 features myself with two of my closest buddies in the whole world. Anne whom I've known since 7 and Hakim whom I've been friends with since 16, have decided to take the down memory lane and revisit some of our childhood and teen memories, some are core enough as reminders that our lives were once young, free and liberating.  Get your XpressMusic, Friendster coding generators and Vans shoes ready for a back-to-the-past episode! Join our conversation by clicking the play button. Also available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.   Thanks to Brew Coffee for recommending the drinks! (Not Sponsored). Interested to support Barry with the podcast? Click here : https://www.buymeacoffee.com/barryanakbarim?l=uk - I washed my PMR slip and don't know the result until today. - Langkau Fest in the class. - A group of guys shuffled with their extra socks. - High school was busy in dating. - Nasi Lemak for breakfast. Apek Gantung and burger after school.  - A mother figure in school, Madam Juliana. - "I know because I was there, on the train".  - Blackberry, Sony Ericsson Walkman, Nokia XpressMusic  - We went to Coldplay!  - Would you stand on your seated areas during concert?  - Would you spend your money watching an artist that you only know less than 3 of their songs?  - Let's start an event management team?  - S.B.R.  - I handle criticism based on who criticises me.  - “Ambil yang ‘keruh’, buang yang ‘jernih’”.  - I don’t believe in compliments. - Closure is important; be it negative or positive. - How would you rate your high school days?  - Battle of the Bands was a thing back then. - It's fine to rediscover myself at 31.

Hello, friends! March is approaching and how fast 2024 flies, right? But the BAB pod doesn't slam on the brake pedal! Here's an episode 42, where I have invited Sarawak's own fashion designer and who has been in the scene for almost a decade, Neng Kho Razali. Using her name as her brand (coughs as barryanakbarim is also a brand :p), "Neng Kho Razali" has appeared in Sarawak's fashion scenes and Rainforest World Music Festival, Neng, as comfortably called as, is now growing and aspiring to become one of Sarawak's household names in fashion. Join Neng and I as we have talked about an experience that opened her horizon as a fashion designer in 2016, how GrabFood has approached her for a community-based project during the pandemic and how tough the life of an entrepreneur is. Follow Neng on Instagram @neng.kho.razali & @neng.nkr  - Nine AM was still early during our twenties. - Night walks and K-Drama are the best. - "Life begins at 40?" - Made peace with my past and mistakes. - In my 20s, I spent a lot to keep up with my lifestyle.  - What people's perspective about me talks about who they are. - "Comparisons and expectations are thieves of joy." - My fashion designing journey started in the year 2016. I was approached by a cancer patient for head accessories. - I used tailor's leftover to start and run a turban business. - NKR was treated seriously as a business identity in 2020.  - I ventured into corporate gifts, started since 2023. - Networking and communication is important as a designer and entrepreneur.  - How do you people-manage as a business owner?  - I place people in departments based on their fortes and strengths. - I contemplate on my life decisions until today. - Giving GrabFood bags to new life through upcycling in 2020 during the pandemic. - I don't really listen to advice, unless it's from my family members.  - We need healthy ecosystem for the fashion scene to grow in Sarawak. - I try to incorporate local motives as the identity of NKR. - I watch K-dramas as my inspiration  - There's no formula in creating patterns.  - My life changes 180-degrees from a 9-5 job to now as a business owner.  - I'm thankful that my parents are very understanding.  - 2024 is about NKR working along with the Education Ministry.  - I hope I could knock on someone's heart and aspire anyone out there to become a fashion designer.

I am inviting you to listen to a young man's story who once dreamed of living life as an entertainer & in following the footsteps of his idol, Pak Nil. Meet Steward Dawi, an individual with years of broadcasting experience under his belt & using it to educate and inform the people of Sarawak through his flair and his unique characteristics. As one of the few TVS crews who trailblazed a heavy task to read news and to produce shows in Iban, Steward knows not to give up but to lift the challenge up; for his love of broadcasting is too strong for him to give in.  Join me in the conversation, grab a can or two of beer while listening to his story that is worth the listen. Also available on YouTube and Apple Podcasts. Care to support my podcast? Click here to extend your support!  https://www.buymeacoffee.com/barryanakbarim  - Check round-down news before presenting - Translate news from English & BM to Iban - "Steward, dapat sik kitak cover kamek?" - Jolok YB. - Approach audience before an interview. - We do still feel nervous in front of the camera. - "Kita Kembali Selepas Ini!" - We are making history.  - Priscilla and I managed to pull it through. - Mak cik / Pak cik haters? - We have Iban language trainers. - Sarawak & Malaysia Decides; an experience I will cherish forever. - Talents bloom like mushroom.  - Counter-back conversations with a pair while hosting is fun.  - "Kenak host ya kelaka camya?" - "Bodoh sombong". - My hope for the Iban broadcasting community is ....

Happy New Year, friends! May 2024 bring you success and all the niceties your heart desires to have, because that is my wish for this year, too! :) Meet Larissa Ping, a Sarawakian sweetheart who has won Miss Malaysia in 2018 and represented the country while competing in China. For this episode and in this channel however, we have touched less on the pageantry and more on who she is as a person, the resilience, the "bad ass", and the confidence that she manifests on-and-off camera, and how being nice and having the support of her family as the foundation that lays the characters of Larissa Ping today.  Follow Larissa on Instagram @larissaping and Barry on Instagram  @barryanakbarim   Support my podcast here buymeacoffee.com/barryanakbarim ** - I plan my days, weeks, months and my year early.  - Expectations vs. Reality?  - Coldplay is magical! - When one door closes, more doors are opened. - People have seen me "unclothed".  - "A stuck-up, a snob"  - "If only I am a public figure, I may not face hate".  - Involvement in school and youth ministry builds my confidence. - I enjoy travelog.  - I have learned to push cyberbullies aside, especially when comments are hateful and aren't true.  - People will do selective hearing on what opinions to agree & disagree with. - I don't detox social media by deleting photos on Instagram.  - I store memories and love looking back on them.  - There will always be silver linings & light at the end of the tunnel.  - I want to bring the voice to the marginalised children.  - I love Maths. - I signed a "slave contract".  - Larissa as a solicitor  - Don't have to fit in with everyone.  - I have a great family and I'm grateful. Not everyone has it.  - Success is defined through how proud of my family is of me.  - I'm not a celebrity and not untouchable. - "She's a bimbo, and not even smart". 

Hello, friends! For the second part of the podcast, we are going to play Icebreaker, a card game. How it works? We will choose each card with six categories and we will answer questions from the card. Enjoy! Follow Barry on Instagram and TikTok @barryanakbarim - “Purpose of Life” - “Why should you go to church?” - Thanks, Madam Grace! - Girls named Grace are all patient. - We owe a lot to our English teachers. - My sister taught me Maths and she’s helped me. - I got A in kira duit. - I want to be a fashion designer. - I love modelling wedding dresses. - Spread love and live life to the fullest. - We call it “relationshits” - We can’t control things, but it’s okay - Galau songs will make me sad. - She would cry to worship songs. - It’s refreshing for the spirit. - We keep ourselves attached with God.

Hello friends! Episode 39 is here. I was supposedly on a creative break but these beautiful ladies were in Cat City and while they're here, I invited them for a recording and they gladly said yes so... Join me as I have invited two beautiful ladies from Lawas to talk about their lives as content creators and a 4-wheel-drive enthusiasts, Grace Padan and Jasmine Saran. Grab your bobba tea and hang out with us as we've talked about their "hilly terrains and treacherous, muddy pathways" to be where they are at today (with the help of "winch", "all-terrain tires", etc), in their ups and downs as well as their haters in flocking on their social media sites up to this day. No hate but love, people! :) Follow Barry on Instagram and TikTok : barryanakbarim Follow Grace on TikTok : grace_padan Follow Jasmine on TikTok : jasminesaran1 - "Makan" is the first thing to do after arrive Kuching. - No carbs as our diet. - Roti canai and fish curry as gravy! - Jasmine or Grace takes the longest to get ready? - My sister pays me for chores - We don't compete, that is not sisters. - Started content creating since MCO - We are running our family business now. - We didn't know how to use the winch, change gears of 4x4. - We can trust people but not everyone now. - At the end of the day, trust God. - Merarau Hotspring started in the year 2003, a family business. - Toyota Hilux, memang lasak. - Everyone has their own opinion, we ignore negativity. - "Minta perhatian" - Don't call us "idols". - People named their daughter with my name. - My body is at Lawas but my heart is at Kuching - "Jasmine, jom kahwin?" - Guys will call me in the middle of the night. - We promote positivity. - We won't stop creating content until we'll stop. - We never feel challenged by thousands of content creators out there. - I borrow Grace's ring. - We have to manage our time in juggling office work, content & reviews. - We thank all the support; and terharu as well. - Dirty water won't stop plants from growing. - Our nieces are a big fan of us. - Everyone can be a content creator, as long as you deliver positive messages. - Be natural, be yourself. - We would like to thank our supporters for the support.

Hello, friends! Welcome to the 38th episode of the podcast. It is an impromptu episode whereby I was actually on an audio test for another recording tomorrow and it's a two-guest set up so I brought in Niven and Emma for a sound check, and decided later on to have Icebreaker as our sound-check content but little did we know that it flowed very damn well. No visuals as well cause like I've mentioned, it is all impromptu. Haha. Enjoy the thought-provoking questions that we've had and I hope that some of the answers do resonate with your life, too. That is the essence of the podcast, in bringing something home as a takeaway to your life. What song best defines your lives?  Mahal li harga ticket Taylor Swift, dapat beli beer. "In heaven there is no beer~" Meaning of life? Beer is life. Finding own happiness. Live life without regrets. Once you're done exploring is when you die. I'm bad in remembering books that I've read. Read a book of a rebellious teenager that tries to find the purpose of life You can't think rationally when sad. Babai always talked about his life and after he passed away, the house now feels silent.  I didn't understand Jonah and the whale when young. No one waves us good bye when leaving kampung now.  Death knows no age.  It's nice to leave a nice mark before we die.  I can't do things for free..  I want to get paid as a housewife. Volunteering a project in helping out students.

Hello, friends! It's episode number 37! Meet Brendan, an acquaintance that runs events around Kuching and notable for his works with What About Kuching over the years, and has been around the entertainment and festivals in Kuching. We have talked about his experience as a festival manager, the fvked up moments and his vision for festivals and events in Kuching and Sarawak, as well. Follow Barry on Instagram @barryanakbarim and Brendan @kuchfella. - I was a rebel! - From Law to Psychology & Communications, an 180-degree shift.  - Opportunity arises and circles. It just comes.  - Kuching is on its way to be a festival destination. - I involved with What About Kuching - A festival manager works like a general worker.  - Green lighting is bad for photography.  - Helped Borneo Sonic Music Festival & CU Sarawak. - I hate speaking in front of cameras.  - Interpersonal communication skill is important as a festival manager. - Whether I like or dislike the person, I need to make the job done.  - I believe in the power of breakfast to start the day.  - Beef Noodle at Green Hill Corner, recommended.  - Things, unexpected ones. Anything could happen.  - A lot of fucked up moments, but I’m blessed to have a team with me. “The Team Makes the Dream Work”.    - A lot of negative says, but “If There’s a Will, There’s a Way”. - “Your job seems glamorous”.  - We enjoy the kind of stress. - I would DND my phone for two months.  - The pressure pushes me more to handle my job, time. - If you organize The Good Vibes Fest and the 1975 fiasco happened, what would you do? - Navigating crisis, PR for damage-control.  - More delicate damage control could be done? - My goal is for everyone able to work together for Kuching city. - Borneo Sonic is a good platform for everyone to learn. - Penang & Sabah tourism is booming.  - Go and experience first hands-on, volunteer for a festival. 

Hello, friends! Welcome to the podcast! This episode features two interesting guests who were once a radio announcer of Malaysia’s famous purple-coloured radio station based in Sarawak. Introducing Natasha Juan and Yusuf Shukri, former radio jockeys who are now podcasters (like me hehe). This podcast episode talks about their experience in broadcasting, and also about our relationship with our pasts, our family members, and where we're heading towards in the future. This episode is also available on YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts. A hearty lunch I had bro.  A very pork person! Radio gave us a playground I was a timid when young Growing up & conscious about my thoughts. I started being outgoing after college. The podcast is a breath of fresh air. The “justsaying” is raw, relatable & with values. The podcast isn’t curated. I’m not an Iban, bro…  Shout-out to product China! Afick makes the whole work easier for the podcast What rules were made to be broken as a child? People will wake me up in the bus I wore a pinafore to the cybercafe.  I played tiang in school. I go to the cybercafe alone Anything but numbers as career, hence radio.  Hard lessons in life bring values in you.  I kept my talents hidden.  I didn’t like being competitive. The only competition I have is myself. My mum and I didn’t see eye to eye but we fought for the relationship. I started running away from home since young My mum is the water of the volcanic eruption. The dream I had at Wrong Place was indescribable My mum and I vibe well I love my mum, don’t get me wrong Grateful that my parents are still with me I don’t want to work in KL. Conversation with my mum was hard Tasha has the qualities to go above and beyond than staying in Kuching. Leaving Hitz was an impulse decision If I’m not happy, how can I keep on pretending to be one? I felt empty.  If you don’t quit now, you wouldn’t know what you’re capable of. I reached the final straw of my career. No TikTok videos. I hate the attention Traumatic experience was when I was sexually abused online. “50 Shades of Natasha” I’ve never done anything for myself I want him with Hitz! The first person I had for the pod is Natasha You don’t have to be mean to make a point. I took a backseat from TikTok & Twitter. I “might” love being a cabin crew You can find money anywhere, anytime but not relationships.  Kuching has the talent like those in KL. I’m happy, and I am at that point of life.  I need to improve my health tho! Life is too short for people to grow up. And age is just a number. Joachim is another podcaster that we know in Kuching. I don’t want my future child to end up like me.  Branded stuff is just bluff. A great life, partner, everything. That is what I want.  I wanna see Natasha do news reading.  We were both in Mass Comm.  I am not a teacher~ I’ve never written a resume before Baiklah, sekian itu sahaja!

Hello, friends! You know that moment when you stepped into a Grab and you begin to wonder on how they’ve started their job as, and how their life is, and what do they do on their free time, their hobbies, and et cetera. If you’re into all that, well here’s one for you. Meet my uncle Francis, who is a Grab driver for three years temporarily taking his time-off from architecture. Whilst doing so, he has met and heard many stories both good and bad, and stories of what makes Francis, Francis. :D So, grab your beer (or if you’re like me in the video, I drank Iced Lemon Tea & recuperating after a heavy night out prior to the recording day haha TMI), come hang out with us as we dive into his life on-and-off from his car as a Grab driver. The barryanakbarim Podcast; bringing you Real Life Stories, From Real People. Watch more on YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts. - My parents taught me to save up and work hard - I have more time to myself. - 9AM after breakfast is the time I “clock-in” - I don’t do night shifts anymore. - Mid-month is “semun” - I had a crate of Tsingtao and Nasi Briyani as my tips! - I get to talk and analyze people’s stories with different background. - I hate taking fares around town - “Aku nunggu customer mabuk, pok” - Kuching is a car-centric city.  - I hope that they could hike up the incentives.  - I can foresee that “this” is temporary. - To tell you the truth, I didn’t think I can be a father! - Once I reach home and see my kid, all problems disappear. - The transition from guitar to bass, it’s interesting. - Bass guitarist is the backbone of the band. - Now, I’m a bassist for Kolbenfaust  - Crash cymbals pecah, drumstick ber-selotape, fret guitar jauh dari strings.. - Favourite pedal, the black Metalzone pedal. - I have a mini-studio in my room.  - All music scene in Kuching is good. - I listen to Elvis Presley, Creedence Clearwater Revival early in the morning. Sometimes, Decapitated. Seven Dust.  - My wife was like; “Why are you listening to this?” “Well, this is art!” - After a long day of work? 311, Tool.  - I want to spend time with the family, that’s my goal. - Toyota Celica TA22; now in front of the house. - Koenigsegg would be my dream car. If I’m rich? A yatch. - Be professional, be human. At the end of the day, the job’s done; settled and satisfied. #kuchingpodcast #sarawakpodcast #grabdriver #grabkuching #grabsarawak #grabmalaysia #fyp #fypkuching #fypsarawak #fypmalaysia 

Hello, friends! It's episode 34 of the podcast. Bryler came out with an idea to interview the man behind the "Real Life Stories From Real People" and after months of discussions and planning, we've finally made it into fruition! So, here's an interview with, me! 😬 Follow Barry on Instagram and TikTok @barryanakbarim Follow Bryler on Instagram @brylerr and TikTok @bryler_    - I thank God for my youth leaders. - Smoking got me into peer pressure. - Podcasting wasn't an in thing in Sarawak until recently. - My pilot episode was a 3-hour long. - I release my episodes ASAP cause I have no life. - I am not a perfectionist, more on a doer. - I don't settle for less. - I do romanticise my "what if's" - Passion overcome my burnouts. - "Real Life Stories, From Real People"; what is that about? - Kuching have more stories to tell, other than "rumah panjai, sape, and Sungai Rajang". - You just gotta find the "burn" in getting away from the "burn outs".  - Family as my backbone. - I listen to other podcasts to get motivation, and also through podcast communities in Malaysia and Singapore.  - "Tebal muka" to climb on success and stay out from my comfort zones.  - Podcast gears - YouTube as my university.  - I learn audio and visuals through music ministry in church & RTM.  - CapCut Pro as my savior in editing. - I work alone so I can do things without replying on other people.  - Broadcasting as a career goal, and to have podcasting as my resume.  - Anthony Bourdain & Mitch Albom as my desired guests. - I want to include games, or a different vertical of a second podcast channel in Bahasa Sarawak.  - "I'm just a normal podcaster".  - What stops Bryler from starting a podcast?  - #fypkuching works - Record a podcast on Grab.  - We're intrigued to know about people and their stories. - I might end up as a customer at Haji Taha.

Hello, friends! It's the 33rd episode of the podcast. On this episode, I am bringing you a lady who brought Malaysia into the world map back in 2014, represented Malaysia for Miss World in London. Meet Dewi Seriestha, a Sarawakian pride who is also a TV host, a singer and a model. Join me as I talked to Dewi about her current life in 2023, and a little throwback to how it all started when crowned as Miss World Malaysia, and this one's for the men out there. Her criteria in men as she is single however not ready to mingle around. Don’t ask me about my salary. You should be happy that I could afford things.  Don’t come near me if you have bad intentions.  “Cinta Abadi” ft. Anding  I never mime my songs. I had 5 ulcers while singing.  I will transpose my keys, depending on the scenario.  Being a Miss Malaysia World 2014 has always been a dream.  I went blacked out alone at my house.  “Elephant! Undeserved!” Thank you for your hate comments. I appreciate it.  I have received dick pics!  Criteria in a guy that you want.  Barry, agent mencari cinta.  Bad breath or bad body odour?  “You want some Mentos?” I like to take things slow.  #kuchingpodcast #sarawakpodcast #dewiseriestha

Hello, friends! Welcome to episode 32 of the podcast! My guest for the episode features a seasoned content-creator who's making content with a message to portray to the masses.  Meet Thorusss, a Kuchingite with 330K followers on TikTok and close to 63K followers on Instagram.  Personally, I do find him as a visionary content creator, with solid goals to achieve and a content creator that definitely does his research on his subject-matter with notable role models - Key & Peele and Harith Iskander.  Join us on the conversation. Hit the like button, share it among your circles and subscribe to the channel! - Content-creating and sports makes me feel alive. - Video kau sik lawak  - I'm confident now than a decade before - "Ni content merepek!"  - I'm an introvert - In social media, there's a formula to gain audience.  - I made a video of Muslims escape Friday prayers  - Indonesia vs Malaysia banter videos. - Techniques and formula in penetrating the algorithm & engagement - Naturally hambar tapi bukan kekurangan - I got Thorusss from a dream - I enjoyed all my videos, although low in engagement  - I've worked with Petronas, Food Panda, Grab Food, Redbull.  - I have audience from all over Malaysia  - Key & Peele and Harith Iskander as my influence.  - West Malaysians would get confused with Sabah & Indonesian slangs.  - If your faith is strong, then you won't be affected by people offering you alcohol.  - I'm an e-Sports commentator. - I had to train everyday as a competitive e-sports player but I grew tired of it. - Passion comes first in content creating.  - Nothing in life lasts long - Know the difference between an influencer and a content creator - Haters, why question on my contents? "Sebab boleh dik!"

Hello, friends! Welcome to the thirty-first episode of the podcast. Meet Alex Ng. A singer, songwriter with a mission to bring the Kuching music scene blooming and growing than ever before. Here in the podcast, we talk about his passion for singing, his influences and how he sees the music scene that is ever growing with new talents & with many events that are popping in the Cat City. The episode is available on YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts. - Making TikTok & music events, proud of myself - Lekak hangover, promise sik mok minum gik tapi last-last minum juak! Pembulak! - Cut people off from my life - Aku suka makan cili. Lagi-lagi dengan nasi panas. - Aku langgar pagar besi Rumah Asap Tabuan Dayak! - Aku embak pulang pusak kawan ku- Ketuk cermin rumah aunty beli Langkau - Palak ngantok mun sik, udah mati ku! - Mok langgar Mercedes kah Honda Civic? - Tipsy-driving skills. Camne? - From Song Thian Cheok to Bau, unknowingly I drove there. - Mabuk tido telanjang. - Started singing since a kid. - Kau bukan St. Jo kah? - Sikda orang akan push kau. You have to do it yourself. - Kenal JJ Lin kah? - We won Valorant! - My exchange rate is on how many buckets of beer I can spend on. - Aku prefer lepak dekat rumah. BBQ and karaoke set. - Order sebucket, lepak sampe setengah hari. - “Us” by Alex. What is it all about? - Two more songs to be released next year. - Parents ku support my dream as a singer. - Kuching music scene dolok memang susah mok angkat. - Mun sikda mood, creativity kenak block. - What is RecHaus and what is your involvement with it? - Suara sik berapa, tapi famous sebab ada duit. Orang yang talented tapi malas, sikda function juak. - Kuching music scene pun dah angkat kinek tok. If not us, who else’s going to carry it forward? - “Talentless” copy+paste, software musicians. - Liverpool, harap sidak okay this season. - Darwin Nunez, heran juak ku? - Susah music scene di Kuching mok angkat. Mun sik perform di wedding, bars, bistros. - Aku faham sikit-sikit bahasa Iban.

Hello, friends! It's episode thirty!!!!! Wow what a journey! Meet Brosnen, a bubbly dude who has always been mistaken as a quiet and awkward guy, but don't mistaken such personality. He's cool to hang out with and throw him with any topics and you'll have a buddy with the same wavelength to chill with. A full-time tattoo artist as his profession, we talk about his journey from the early days to where he is at now, and his goals for the future and also, we talk about some tattoos that he's grown tired of doing. Haha. Check the episode on YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts! Push through, set goals and no turning back Tattooing is embedded in me I took the leap of faith Don't be a scratcher, man! My work is a walking canvas Don't fvck things up. "Don't Stop" - a reminder not to stop skating. Skaters influence me into tattooing  Drunk tattoos aren't recommended  My parents used to disagree my career, but now they're supportive.  I chose this path, I need to take all inputs to learn Hygiene is important.  Tattoo events are ever-growing, with conventions and festivals Tattoo is part of our culture "Eh this guy looks weird!" I've dealt with stares from kids and old people Tattoo isn't all about gangsterism. We are actually good people 😬 I wanna be good with my own craft.  Tired of doing "feathers" Barry wants to do a Brandon Boyd tattoo Clients' friends chose on the art rather than the client him/herself. The decision won't make the client happy.  Underboobs are sexy yet the hardest.  Jangan langgar jak bah. It's like you're drifting in a car. Drawing helps with muscle memory "I can actually do better. Don't stay stagnant" Burnout is just a "burnout". It's part of the process. Drive aimlessly and my playlist to wind down.  To get into the industry, don't do it half-phase. Jangan cepat koyak. Before tattoing, I'd go to the back, have a smoke and hands go shaking.  "Morning View" by Incubus as a go-to album while tattoing  My first Incubus show blew me away! I sang on stage with I Killed the Prom Queen's vocalist I want to go far as my career goals There are differences in design; when compare it to Sarawak, Sabah and West Malaysia.  Roses and blackwork style as my signature art Tattoo Festival in Kuching from 29th Sept - 1st October at MBKS Kuching Handtapped tattoos are authentic and raw Hopefully this podcast will open up more mind and people about tattooing 

Hello, friends! Meet Dyanne, an old friend of mine who currently sings her out to entertain her audience, a song-writer who expresses her sorrows and pain post-break up (think of Taylor Swift), and an entrepreneur who runs her stuff like a ladyboss. Check out the whole episode here! - I've let my boyfriend down.. - The Necklace - I'm sorry, mum... - We are okay all by ourselves - Maturity in emotions - I am a Grade-C singer. I need to be outstanding - I want to be a psychologist  - "I don't wanna listen what is between you and your boyfriend!"  - Don't be an ask-hole.  - YB Dyanne?  - Ex-boyfriend is from Bau????? - Break-up song sells  - Plenty of good MV directors, but money & creatives is lacking - People can't move on from joget songs - It's up to me to sing English songs! I want to go international. - Laksa at Holland  - Blue tick on Instagram  - I want to be healthy!

Welcome to episode 28, and what a ride has it been for the podcast. Episode 28 brings you a lady with a cheerful and bubbly character that reflects through her arts and crafts and how she translates her feelings and thoughts not through words but through arts. Meet Felicia, who is a full-time graphic designer and runs a creative project called The Ink Spot. We talk about her love for arts, how it all started, what drives her to be where she is today. We also talk briefly about her life as a "neither-here-nor-there", especially with her identity. She was an illustrator for two children's books entitled "Nama Berita" and "Doo' Ribed Kijan!". Episode 28 is also available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

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. 

Hello, friends! On this episode, I am talking to Sarawak's favourite content creator who uses everyday happenings and everyday conversations into funny and entertaining content. Ryan O' Niel or commonly known as Ryan Samsara, is a content creator from Miri and has garnered 43k followers and 1.7 million likes on TikTok. He also shares on his experience on how it all began, his dedication for content creation and how the "famous" life has been following him ever since his videos got him the attention from the public. Follow Ryan Samsara on Instagram and TikTok, @ryan.samsara Sponsor this channel by Buy Me a Coffee here! www.buymeacoffee.com/barryanakbarim

Heloo, friends! It's the twenty-fifth episode of the podcast and this guest is the founder of Kuching's new social game. Totally new and unheard of in Sarawak altho they have been around in the other states of Malaysia, dodgeball. Join me as I talk to Darren about what is dodgeball, why dodgeball, and how Kuching Dodgeball was founded, and et cetera. Enjoy! (Apologies on the audio, too)

Hello, friends! Meet an old friend of mine, Jonathan, who was a radio announcer for Era Sarawak, a TV-host for TVS and RTM, and a news reader for Utama TVS. After years of his stint in the broadcasting scene, he made a surprise shift from broadcasting to the corporate world with one of Malaysia’s cellular provider. Why so, you'd ask? Well, join me as I have talked about that and other stuff that's revolving about his life. I have personally enjoyed the conversation as we both have never actually get to sit down, one-to-one, and to catch up with things and to be able to do that finally, it felt awesome. I hope you could enjoy this episode like how I have enjoyed it, too! Dayang Nurfaizah or Tulus? Songs for emo and gym days. The liberty to change songs while with Era. Radio, TV-hosting or News Reading? Why radio? Does looks matter as a TV presenter? Relationship with family members and God. Are you single or in a relationship? Why the sudden 180-degree shift? Difficult early months in KL.  Nightlife in KL is different than Kuching. What would you tell your 20-year-old and 40-year-old self? #kuchingpodcast #jonathanding #tvs #podcastkuching #podcastsarawak 

Hello, friends! Episode kali tok lain sikit sebab kamek orang mok cuba try test polah content pakey bahasa Sarawak, dengan bermain sigek game inspired by my buddies from Singapore, OKLETSGO. Kamek orang berempat teka pasal each other kakya sapa menang, boleh relax. Sapa kalah, dendanya adalah seshot aek! (Dalam tok ada soju, beer dengan tuak halia). Have fun watching kamek orang nguar & layan lah juak olahan kamek orang yang pelek-pelek tok eheh. This episode is also available on Spotify and Apple Podcast. Enjoy!

DISCLAIMER : APOLOGIES FOR THE AUDIO. Hello, friends! This episode talks about a friend, Nazmi, who has been in the filming industry right after high school. His love for the scene surpasses every worries and the what-ifs; travelled to Kuala Lumpur for the experience and began as a supporting operations crew to a director today. Some of his work can be seen today in TVS and as part of the crew for Sarawak's first series on Netflix "Tilit-Tilit Cinta", he also shares his thoughts on the filming scene in Malaysia and then the conversation scales down to our backyard, Kuching and Sarawak. Keypoints: - Bazaar Ramadhan Stutong? - Who are you, Mik? - What differs a producer and a director? - How did it all begin? - The top three docu-series, tele-series or movies that you're proud to be in as? - What would you tell your 20-year-old self? - Kuching's filming scene is ..... - Filmmaker = glam life? - Advice to fellow future filmmakers out there. #podcastkuching #podcastsarawak #podcastmalaysia

Hello, friends! For episode 21, it is different than the usual setup. I flew to Kota Kinabalu for a three-day work trip and since I have been wanting to be their guest for a while, so here we go. Richardo, Kenny and Barry - bergabung!  Part Three: The barryanakbarim Podcast, the number one podcast in Sarawak?  Jojo as Barry's nickname. Expressing my thoughts through Spotify.  Fuck bullies.  Equipments barryanakbarim used.  Podcast at Waterfront Kuching What drives Kinabalu Podcast?  From three minds of KP to two.  Claim the barryanakbarim podcast as the #1 in Sarawak. 

Hello, friends! For episode 21, it is different than the usual setup. I flew to Kota Kinabalu for a three-day work trip and since I have been wanting to be their guest for a while, so here we go. Richardo, Kenny and Barry - bergabung!  Part Two: Empowerment of Borneo people through podcast. How would it be for non-English listeners?  barryanakbarim in Bahasa Sarawak? Consistency & barryanakbarim as a brand. Appeared in front of newspaper page.  Why barryanakbarim?  TikTok as Kinabalu Podcast's revival. 

Hello, friends! For episode 21, it is different than the usual setup. I flew to Kota Kinabalu for a three-day work trip and since I have been wanting to be their guest for a while, so here we go. Richardo, Kenny and Barry - bergabung! - How's Kuching? - Radio Announcer, the experience. - AirAsia rejected Barry. - What drives Barry to create the podcast? - Enough of being sidelined! - Podcast is the future of radio.

Hello, friends!   Have you ever wonder on how would it be for a teacher to teach somewhere deep in the jungle with no access to basic necessities; things we city men and women would take for granted and for those living in the interior - taking it as their luxury?   How would you react if you are about to face death?    Meet Derek, who is living the lives I have described above. With his heart on his sleeve for his students, an aspiring teacher in leading the kids (as he would call them as) to greater heights - both academically and in sports. He has also shared his story on how he has guided his students to compete in both state and regional levels; a feat that deserves the credit all the way from Baram, Sarawak.   Support Barry by Buy Me a Coffee here. - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/barryanakbarim #podcastkuching #podcastsarawak #podcastmalaysia #baram #sarawak

Hello, friends!   The nineteenth episode of the podcast, I am joined by Aisyah, a former classmate of mine and her husband, Farhan.     As the title above, we have talked about all things marriage, the courting stage of them both and COVID wedding (all couples love getting married during COVID :p).    We have also talked about whether it is okay to share relationship issues with each other's besties, and how societal pressure never stops and will never be stopped for as long as society lives.   Follow Barry on Instagram @barryanakbarim and follow Dee Hati Centre For Grief, Bereavement And Trauma on Facebook!

Hello, friends! It's the new episode of the podcast and this time, I have JJ, a former Hitz Morning Crew announcer and wow, I cannot believe that I could sit down one-to-one with that guy that has been accompanying my drive to school, and my mother as our driver. JJ, as an experienced radio announcer & emcee, has shared his adventure in waking up early for his Morning Crew shift, doing emceeing gigs, and now as a business owner of WashUpp, a cashless laundromat. He also runs Radiooh, an app that gives back the power of radio back to listeners, musicians and DJs. Subscribe and follow the barryanakbarim podcast on YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts!   Want to sponsor my podcast? Buy Me a Coffee! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/barryanakbarim Follow Barry on Instagram @barryanakbarim and JJ @jj_on_air #podcastkuching #podcastsarawak #podcastmalaysia #jjonair Keypoints: - Life is good! - “JJ” stands for …. - Morning Crew job is tiring - Man Utd is picking their pace. - Mane’s departure is the cause of downfall? - Ronaldo leaving doesn’t mean anything - JJ loves Barry’s table! (Shout-out to Uncle Mac) - Kuching is laidback - The art of emceeing - Tough crowds don’t last - “Hey, JJ from TikTok!” - Luck got the ASMR vacuum video viralled! - Don’t buy TikTok gifts for JJ - WashUpwithJJ - The Laundry Shop. - Juggling in-between almost everything - Radio-ooh; the App. - Tweak yourself for the better - “Don’t think, just do!” - Hate is the culture of today - Mr. Beast is awesome. - JJ’s “Dream System of Merit”. - Without the listeners, there wouldn’t be JJ.

Hello, friends! Happy New Year to all of you.  For the seventeenth episode of the podcast, I am joined with a Kuchingite TikToker who has garnered 14,000 followers and 1 million likes on TikTok.  Dancing as a passion, he uses it as his content to radiate positivity and joy to social media users out there.    As a content creator, Darren has also shared his insights on the highs and lows of being a content creator and how Darren and I, could vouch on some of the struggles in content creation.    Follow Darren on Instagram @dawen.koh and TikTok @dawenkoh   Follow Barry on Instagram  @barryanakbarim  #tiktok #podcastkuching #kuching #sarawak #malaysia   Buy Me a Coffee here! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/barryanakbarim

Hello, friends! Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year I bid you you all. Episode 16 brings three buddies for a few glasses of beer & stout, and having conversations about an outlook of 2022, whether goals and dreams are targeted and achieved in 2022, and also plans for the new year ahead. Peace! Wanna spare me a dollar or two? Contribute here at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/barryanakbarim #podcastkuching #podcastsarawak #podcastmalaysia #merrychristmas #happynewyear