For all of you eagerly awaiting the concluding episode of our Relationship Series, here's the final one for you. In this episode, we speak to Dika Dhaniya and Jaron Ngoh on how they navigate through the aspects of being interracially in love. We discuss religion, culture, and how their differences have ultimately united them. Digressions include writing our own fanfiction, the anxieties of ordering nasi padang, and getting stared down in front of KGC.

This week we speak to our good friends Hera and Remy, detailing their experience in a long distance relationship. From their first meeting, to working out the goal of wanting to permanently be together, we explore the gamut of emotions and challenges that go into making a long distance relationship work. Digressions include chicken rice, the world leader summit, and the case of the broken slipper.

SPOILER ALERT: We're not in Seattle 

This week, we kickstart a three part series surrounding the topic of relationships. For three women on the verge of turning 30, the question "When is it your turn?" has become all too familiar. On this episode, we explore the topic of singlehood and all the questions that comes with it. Is it the pressure of commitment? The value society has imposed on the concept of marriage? Or are we just unskilled at spotting partners? Digressions include dating app horror stories, sushi conveyor belt pet peeves and bad algorithm.

Audioslave once said, "To be yourself is all that you can do," But what if you can't bring yourself to? This week, we bring to the table the subject of self love - to what extent are we capable of loving ourselves? Are we only worthy when someone else loves us? Or are we enough? Being self sufficient, especially when it underscores the topic of body image, is probably a challenge that a lot of us face. Us women especially. In this episode, we embark on this topic citing our personal stories. Digressions include McGriddles, Dina not being able to take a compliment, and empowering women.

This week we kick things off by slowly disintegrating into a fit of giggles. With us this episode is Rizkha Andriana and Dika Dhaniya as we seek insights to the dynamics between being an only child versus having siblings. As always, digressions include finding out you were an accident, is it individuality, individualism, individualistic?, and generally trying to keep it together.

This week, we invite our guest Naquiyah Musa to dive into her experience in growing up as an adoptee. Digressions include Sepet, Huda getting ceaselessly bullied, and everyone just trying to keep it together.

This week on Digressions Include we discuss Joko Anwar's Impetigore, one of the best horror films to have come out in recent years and go into  the mysticism surrounding shadow puppets. As always, digressions include Satan's Slaves, Christine Hakim being a badass, and Pontianak fanfiction. 

We all grieve in different forms. This week, we speak to Dina with regards to her experiences with grieving love and how it has shaped her. Digressions include Alice In Borderland, The Call, and that one tiktok video. 

As part of this episode, we'd created a COMMUNITY PLAYLIST where we invite YOU to share YOUR favourite songs: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6ufOWqPn670ULs0Yh2pAGb?si=pliwK-EqTd2NlbBVAJZLUQ

Would you rather be with someone who you have insane sex with but they are a cryer, or someone who's shit in bed but he doesn't cry during sex? To ring in the new year, we invited some friends over for a game of Would You Rather. Digressions Include bionic arms, a clone performing a striptease, and having to eat your own leg.