Cutting Oranges - Jakarta Barbarians Cricket Club Podcast

Cutting Oranges - Jakarta Barbarians Cricket Club Podcast

By Jon Baker & Josh Van VianenSportsCricket
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Cutting Oranges - Jakarta Barbarians Cricket Club Podcast episodes

  • Season 1 Bonus Episode - "My House Is Not A Brothel" - Oli

    Oli. NSFW. A story told once previously during a fine session after a game - I'd say GMIS but we really wouldn't know.

    This story is full on.  It's gory, it's matter of fact, it's serious, it's problematic and it's Dutch medical practices at their very best.

    Sit back, switch off your bluetooth speaker so no-one can hear and be transported to another world for 20 minutes.

    21 min
  • Episode 10: "Witness the fitness" - Rain Delay

    Well, would you look at that!  It looks like the rain has set in and we are going to be in for a delay and that is a wrap for Season 1 of Cutting Oranges!

    In this episode, your show hosts reminisce over season 1, discuss some of the highlights and surprises and give us some insights into "What's Next?"

    Don't despair, we will be back with Season 2 in a few weeks time so stay tuned and witness the fitness!

    22 min
  • Episode 9: "Same Sex Marriage became legal in NZ in 2013, we considered it" - Sam

    This week we cut oranges with Sam.  The loveable, softly spoken kiwi pilot who forms the other half of the inseparable love story that is the Sam and Saul... or is it Saul and Sam?  

    Hear about his experiences flying across Indonesia, where his cricket journey began, and of course - that over!

    Check out some of Sam's memories online here which he shared as well.

    1 hr 21 min
  • Episode 8: "Why did you hit it that far?" - Jailbait

    Jared's passion for cricket is infectious, his thirst to learn and share his love for the game comes through during our chat with Jared, also affectionately known as Jailbait.  Hear his experience of Indonesia, coaching and growing the game across the archipelago as well as playing for the Jakarta Barbarians on and off the field during his tenure in Jakarta.  

    1 hr 25 min
  • Episode 7 | Part 1: "He was bringing a crossbow and had it pointed at us" - Eki

    The loveable Eki joins us on the Cutting Oranges podcast to talk all things on and off the field.  Eki spent part of his childhood growing up in Sydney, hear how he developed a love for the game, his rise to playing for the Indonesian national team, and his time playing for the Jakarta Barbarians Cricket Club.  Sit back and enjoy Part 1 of this two part episode.

    59 min
  • Episode 6 | Part 2: "It probably aged the bar girl by 10 years" - Oli

    "Disappointment reigns over the Dutchman!"  Hear part 2 of our catch up with Oli, relive his final innings for the Jakarta Barbarians at GMIS which Jon has posted online here.  Hear and bear witness to the Vodka Wars that nearly tore the club apart one evening and many other off-field highlights, and of course, our final 6 questions to end the innings.  

    41 min
  • Episode 6 | Part 1: "When the pig falls into the fire, the game stops" - Oli

    "Oli's in" - those two words conjure up images of rocket balls in from the deep, stories and tales far beyond the field and a likeable, happy go-lucky, figure that endured to the social fabrics of Jakarta Barbarians life.  Hear from one of the most colorful characters from the early years as we journey through how Indonesia and Cricket helped mature a tearaway adolescent into a man.  Feel free to follow the pictures online of Taco's place and the now famous pig here!  

    1 hr 7 min
  • Episode 5: "Problem was it has bits of fur and crunchy bits" - Pommy Tim

    Written into Jakarta Barbarians folklore is the tale of Pommy Tim who decided to take in the gastronomic delights one tour.  We take you back there to that infamous moment this episode and hear first hand from the man himself, plus many more highlights on our catch up with the wicket-keeper batsmen who often lives in the fringes of the shadow of society.

    58 min
  • Episode 4: "The permanent injury of marriage" - Kunal

    When Kunal joined the Jakarta Barbarians he was a tear away, good natured, fast bowler.  Over time, however, the imbalances of club life took a toll where his off-field highlights began to outweigh the on-field performances.  Sit back and enjoy some of the colorful moments from his early playing career and a recollection of his farewell not to be missed!

    1 hr 8 min

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Welcome to the Jakarta Barbarians Cutting Oranges Podcast!  Your window into the world of the Jakarta Barbarians Cricket Club. You will hear from those that were there from the very…