In this episode Adi and Faizal continues their talk about arts industry- the challenges and the importance of collaborations. This will be a three parts episode. Be sure to catch all of the parts!

In this episode Adi and Faizal continues their talk about arts industry- the challenges and the importance of collaborations. This will be a three parts episode. Be sure to catch all of the parts!

Have you ever wondered why our parents always say that we have "to save for rainy days"? What is the significance of rainy days? IF you were to ask Makcik Kundur if there is a similar saying in Malay, she would say, " Of course there is!" And she would gladly tell you more about it in this episode of Idioms With Kundur!

Our parents always told us to focus on what we do, and make sure that we remain dedicated and determine in our tasks. What does this advice have anything to do with coughing at the staircase?

In this third episode of LiveJam, Season 1, our directors talked about arts- who makes it, and who is it intended for? This talk was sparked by the last ARTS NMP nomination event in November 2020.

Sometimes, when we look at someone who is either barbaric or lady-like or rude or polite, we can't help but wonder where he/she gets her traits from? Could it be genetic? Or will we get back to the whole debate of nature versus nurture.  This week, Makcik Kundur will be talking about the idiom, Di Mana Tumpahnya Lauk kalau Tidak Di Nasi, which asks the same question-- Where does a person get his/ her traits from?  So when you look at yourself in the mirror, and you happen to love your face, don't you think that you have someone to thank for it?

In this second episode of LiveJam, Season 1, Adi and Faizal talks about rejections and the different ways they have tried to deal with rejections.

There are some friends whom we would just meet to say "hi" and then "Bye". There are also friends who would stick by us through thick and thin. Then there are the type of friends who are literally like your life partners-- they stick by you like the way our nails are stuck to our flesh. This is the kind of friendship or relationship that we deem "bagai isi dengan kuku", of which its literal translation is: Like the nail and the flesh. Do you have such friends?

Have you ever been invited to an event, but only at the very last minute? Has anyone asked you out, but in the end make you feel like you are unwanted? In this week's Idioms With Kundur, Makcik Kundur will be talking about insincere invitation, or more famously known as "Ajak-Ajak Ayam", which can be directly translated as "inviting, chicken style".

In this first episode of LiveJam, Season 1, our directors talked about a script that was written in 2017, titled "Live". Find out more about the process of writing the script and the issues that are being discussed in the play.