The Friday Podcast

In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Cholil Mahmud talks about the first day away, death of a friend and current political views.

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In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Pramono Anung talks about leaving a legacy his own way, being the David in David and Goliath and his relationship with Prabowo and JokowiWe are honored to sit down with Pramono Anung, a man who has long operated behind the scenes but is now stepping to the forefront as a candidate for Jakarta governor. Known internally in his political career as a person with "Kerongkongan Emas" Pramono shares how his extensive political experience can equip him to tackle Jakarta’s multifaceted challenges. Embracing the role of ‘David’ in the proverbial battle against political ‘Goliaths,’ he talks about his motivation to run for governor a decision sparked by being chosen by Megawati and a pivotal conversation with his now vice-governor candidate, Rano Karno.

In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Reza Fitriano talks about the changes in advertising landscape, being treated as partners by clients and Citra Pariwara.

Amid the constant evolution and fierce race for innovation in advertising, we found ourselves asking, “Why not sit down with one of the brightest minds in the industry?” That’s exactly what led us here to chat with Reza Fitriano, Chairman of Citra Pariwara and Chief Business Officer at Future Creative Network.

Reza delves into his strategies for navigating shifts in marketing, sharing his philosophy on how FCN stays on top on things and highlights the importance of fostering a good and healthy relationship with clients. We also spoke about the impact of Citra Pariwara, Indonesia’s leading advertising event, highlighting how it champions creativity and pushes emerging talents to craft beyond the conventional.

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In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Norisa Saifuddin talks about true leadership, balancing work and family, and what it actually means to create a powerful story that can drive collective movement through YouTube.

Norisa Saifuddin is a Senior Vice President of Marketing Communications at Bank Central Asia (BCA). Alongside her demanding professional role, she is currently pursuing her master's degree and is a mother of three! This showcases her dedication to both personal and professional growth, alongside nurturing a family. Her passion and commitment highlights her unstoppable drive as a women leader.

She played a key role in BCA's "Don't Know? Kasih No!" campaign, which aims to combat cybersecurity risks for Indonesians. The initiative is not just a promotional effort, but a movement that encourages people to protect their personal data and information by being cautious about suspicious activities.

Leveraging YouTube's extensive reach and diverse content formats, including the popular short-form video favored by 91% of Indonesians, the "Don't Know? Kasih No!" campaign effectively conveyed its message across demographics and ultimately earned BCA the "Force for Good" award at the YouTube Works Awards Southeast Asia 2024.

Tidak ingin dikenal sebagai entrepreneur, Hedi Rusdian adalah seorang creative director dengan visi inovatif dan semangat untuk terus berkarya. Di episode Makna Talks Specials kali ini, kami duduk bersama Co-founder BBQ Mountain Boys di HQ mereka, menggali kisah Hedi sebagai pionir gaya hidup "Modern Outdoor". Dengan pendekatan farm-to-table, BBQ Mountain Boys menghadirkan setiap hidangan dengan hasil dari apa yang mereka tanam sendiri. Lebih dari sekadar kuliner, Hedi memiliki misi besar: menanamkan mindset agriculture kepada anak muda, mengajak mereka untuk mendukung pertanian berkelanjutan yang berdampak positif bagi masyarakat.

In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Dochi Sadega talks about a burnt flag, time away from PWG, and Libra.

Widely regarded as one of the few individuals who genuinely shaped his generation's cultural landscape. As the co-founder of Pee Wee Gaskins (PWG), he didn’t just build a band—he helped create a movement that defied mainstream expectations. PWG became an emblem in mainstream music, rejecting the sanitized norms of the music industry. His words resonate because of their raw and unadulterated honesty. Whether it’s through his blunt, often irreverent interviews or his willingness to tackle issues like mental health in PWG's lyrics, Dochi has earned his status as a cult hero of a generation.

In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Mahalini talks about an audition, finding love and a love letter.

In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Jay Subyakto talks about Chirsye's legacy, political impact, and behind Forestra.

In today’s episode of The Friday Podcast, Kartika Guerrero talks about content creators’ growth, influential ads and YouTube Works Awards.