After getting inspired by a short video clip, we dive deep into the education system in the Maldives and across the world that has been normalizing complacency and limiting creative, critical and innovative thinking.

After a looooooooooong ass break we come back to our fourth episode? Feels like we've done 50. Anyway, we discuss the secret recipe to driving capitalism a.k.a planned obsolescence, that is quite selfish and greedy but also economically feasible at times. We also discuss how us consumers are the fuel to capitalism, more than we can digest to accept while ranting on twitter about rich folks draining middle class wages.

A little unprepared candidness post-Eid prayer

It takes a while to record our episodes because we too chill about this stuff. Hence, we got a million bloopers.

After quite a break, we discuss how the Maldivian Parliament exists independently from a democratic ideology in a small country like the Maldives. How incompetent MPs are in the sense of being representatives of people in making legislature, debates, voting, and switching parties. What right do the people have to question the actions of their respective MP members, in the sense of holding them accountable for their tardiness and absence from the viewpoint of the people. 

We apologize for the delay in uploading episodes as it has been very difficult to record during this crucial time in the pandemic in both Malaysia and the Maldives. 

Stay tuned for more!

After boycotting Lavazza and Nescafe, we sit down in this episode to discuss the Israel-Palestine conflict, the backstory and the intertwined international politics that is deviating peace and a resolution. Note that this episode was recorded in two parts on 21/05 and 25/05. Also, we will be also uploading a bonus episode to include the COVID19 segment that was unfortunately cropped out due to time constraints. 

We apologize for week delay in uploading our Episode 2 due to the ongoing pandemic surge that has influenced all of us. Therefore, we advise everyone to stay home, stay safe and start treating your loved ones with care and with protective measures. If you're home, free and healthy, take some time and volunteer at HEOC Maldives.

Sincere condolences to those who've lost someone, and stay strong for those who are currently dealing first-hand with the pandemic.

Episode was recorded on May 8, 2021. The first episode is out with a few scratches. Getting the hang of this new podcast thing we're upto. This week, we discuss the current COVID situation in the Maldives, with its new surge in cases and the recent May 6th terrorism attack in an attempt to assassinate former President and Current Parliament President Mohamed Nasheed. This is a taste of more tea-spilling and controversial topics we will be discussing in the upcoming weeks. Stay tuned!