Guests: Jepun Lau Ee, Jipunabor, & Lao Pui Niao

Have you heard of vicious mother-in-laws?

You will get to hear some extraordinary stories from our special guests. Even though the issue isn't funny, there were some funny moments in this show.

Guests: Xiao Knia, Sui Knia, Motoleng, Momo

Join a bunch of dirty men talking about coffee shops or kopitiam. Check out what drinks to avoid and what drinks to order to enhance your "manhood".

Guests: Kuku Longlong, Hao Tneo & Pong Pah

Almost everyone enjoys sharing and listening to ghost stories, I will try to make it a monthly deal.

This month, we are joined by a few people who experienced ghost encounters themselves. We will get stories right from Singapore's military training ground. It is quite creepy. It's not only scary, it's also funny. Don't miss this one.

Guests: Hao Tniao, Momo, Motoleng, Tek Lu Knia, Sui Knia, Xiao Knia, Kampui, & YY

It is Kiu Ong Ia or Kao Ong Ia. So, we have 9 people on the show. 8 guests plus 1 crazy host. Don't let the title of the show fool you. It IS about Kiu Ong Ia. Walking on fiery coals is one of the many rituals for this festival. Of course, besides all that, we also talked about food. Here's a picture sent in my Dragon Ah Leng.

Guests: Ban Chang Kuih, Hai Nam Kei Pui, Ah Leng, Motoleng & Tek Lu Knia

Recently, I have received a phone call, no, many phone calls from a certain someone (Ban Chang Kuih) at a time that I can't pick up and he never left me a message. That gave me an idea to do a show about how and why Malaysians are not used to leaving voice messages on the phone or set up their own voice message mailbox, or even checking their own voice messages. I think I finally get the idea why now. You have to check it out yourself. Leave more reasons in the comments area.

Guests: Wantan, YY, Kam Pui

The most popular ghost story series is back with another new episode. One of the many stories include ghosts in a bus. You have to listen to everything. It's both scary and funny! And you only get this in Penang Hokkien.

Guests: YY, PPP, & Kuku Long Long

Happy Mid Autumn Festival. We talked about moon cakes and Teong Chew processions. Kuku Long Long contributed to the celebration in Singapore. Who wants to send me moon cakes? :D

Guests: Ah Tox & Arabaijop

Do you know what Chulia Street is Hokkien? What about Burma Road?

Do you even know that there are Hokkien names for many streets in Penang. You will have to check out this show.

A listener named "Magician" sent in a Wikipedia link about Penang street names. Check it out:

Street Names of Georgetown, Penang

(Ah Tox, see I remember! LOL)

Picture pinjam from IPJ Mike from Flickr. He's a great photographer, check out the rest on his Flickr page.

This topic has been in the forum for a long time, we finally find a time to talk about it. The only problem is, we didn't have enough time. Almost everyone wanted to share their own stories. Now, what are we talking about?

"Blue Flim"

I did not misspelled Flim. That's how we say it in Hokkien.

I hope you'll enjoy this episode. And I certainly hope to record a second show in the future. In the meantime, share your experience in the comment area.

Guests: Jipunabor, Laksa Gien, Jepun Lau Ee, & Tua Pui Poh

This week we have several listeners sharing their stories on how they got married to a foreign country. As we celebrate 50 years of independence, it's good to reflect on our national identity, especially those who live abroad. Explore the courage of those who get married to a foreign land. Laugh with us in funny situations when you get married into a completely different culture.

The picture below is our famous Jepun Lau Ee