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It is frustrating for the people in Myanmar to encounter the global pandemic followed by the military coup.
This is the third episode with Le Cat aka Crown Prince Shwebomin Of Burma; one of the Myanmar internet legends.
Today Le Cat and Min will talk about the political crisis in Myanmar;
military government legalizing constitution, stratocracy or (violent) coup against NLD,
geopolitics, how they would handle ethnic armed organisations , China and Russia’s influence on Myanmar, the drug trades, the history of Myanmar politics in brief and about its alliance, Israel, the situation after the coup by Ne Win back in 1960s,
and the current activities of NUG.
And share their opinions about the migrated asians in Western countries, their struggles, early life experiences and the impact of parental trauma on the child/ children.
If you have thought about digging into current affairs of Myanmar,
this episode is for you.
Hope everyone is doing good. This is Part 2 with Le Cat. We talked about..
the early (and happier) years
Childhood trauma affecting adulthood
The life of a black sheep
How to make fun of white people
Why are people posting selfies on facebook during this time?
Is it good to be shameless?
what are liberal youth?
Political mastaburating
to practice solitude in internet age
Wanting to die but not going through it
what’s it like to be cheated
the idea of Romance
and some other brain farts stuff.
Part 3 (final episode of Le Cat interview) coming soon.
For this episode of Brain Farts, we got Le Cat aka Crown Prince Shwebomin Of Burma aka Ye Yint Ti Kyi (and some more alias that we are not including). He is one of the Myanmar internet legend and if you have spent some times in Burmese meme groups growing up, I can assure you have been somewhat influenced by him. We talked so much so the conversation is split into 3 episodes. On part 1 we talked a lot about childhood. Part 2 and 3 is going to be a lot more political.
Content Warning (Sex Abuse, Childhood trauma, parents neglect etc).
After a year of Ayaymaya podcast, Min is coming back with his new neurotic and chaotic thought bubbles packed as podcast episodes.
This first/test episode is about being a Burmese. Coup - relevant
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