The Friday Podcast

In today's episode of Makna Talks,  Handoko Hendroyono talks about being relevant, creative confidence and legendary footprints.

Handoko Hendroyono has made a huge impact for the world of designers, he's made timeless catchphrases and numerous of ideas for the world of advertising in this country but that's the past. Today, he is the man behind Jakarta's latest hip spot, M-Bloc. He and a couple of his mates is the founder and creative director for the house of locals. But in today's episode we talked more than that, we talked about him as a writer, a founder, an icon for design but moreover as a maker. Listen to today's episode to know all about it. 

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In today's episode of Makna Talks, dr. Tirta Talks about clarifying dramas, consulting the culture and being less tense. 

dr. Tirta isn’t your ordinary doctor. He swears, he shouts and loves the street culture more than you think. Lately the controversial local brand enthusiast have tone down a bit due to numerous advices given to him. By whom? Listen to todays podcast to hear how it all began and a little bit of how the pandemic that is happening going to affect the culture.

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In today's episode of Makna Talks, Mohan Hazian talks about signs in opening a store, hype clashes and talking shit towards celebrity brands. 

Mohan Hazian is the founder of a well known street-wear brand "thanksinsomnia" and for the past few years has become quite an icon for the industry with his infamous pokerface making jokes and all. Hear what he thinks about the industry today and stick around to know who he chooses to collab, block and endorse in a little game we created. 

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In today's episode of Makna Talks, Sandiaga Uno talks about believing in local goods, bankruptcy, and potentials. 

2018 and 2019 was one heck of a year for Sandiaga. Traveling to more than 1500 areas across Indonesia to voice his promises as a candidate of vice president for the 2019 election. But as we all know, he lost the gig to Joko Widodo. So, what is the Indonesian businessman and Investor doing today? he continues to support local goods and meeting youth with investors to have bigger opportunities in the future and that includes you and your ideas. Listen to today's podcast to hear all about it. 

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In today's episode of Makna Talks, Slank talks about a slanking forever, heroin and saying goodbye in Sanur.

In 1983, Bimo Setiawan Almachzumi (Bimbim) started a band in an alley called Potlot South Jakarta and after a few name changes and countless formations, fourteen to be exact, here we are with Slank, the biggest rock band in Indonesia with Akhadi Wira Satriaji (kaka) on Vocals, Bimbim on drums, Abdee Negara on guitar, Mohammad Ridwan Hafiedz (Ridho) on guitar and Ivan Kurniawan Arifin (Ivanka) on Bass. They went through a lot in the past 20 years, some are involved in politics, drugs and everything in between. listen to today's podcast to hear what you missed out on in the early 2000s and don't forget to check out their latest (27th) album, Slanking Forever. available on all digital platforms.

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In today's episode of Makna Talks, Barry Likumahuwa talks about a jazz festival, overlapping family and John 3:16

Barry Likumahuwa is a bass player known to improvise all the time and from an early age, he was brought up by music taught by a bossa nova singer and jazz musician, Benny Likumahuwa as his father. You may dance to the rhythm made by him back in the BLP (Barry Likumahuwa Project) days or his performances on stage every now and then, but today he has a bigger vision. listen to today's podcast to know what is it and make sure you catch Barry next week at Java Jazz 2020.

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In today's episode of Makna Talks, Ayla Dimitri talks about creating her own opportunities, inhaling the process and becoming a wife.

With her endless poses and uncountable followers on Instagram, Ayla is probably one of the biggest names as a Fashion Influencer today. But it doesn't look as easy or as happy as what we all see. Through the years of working under another individual, Ayla tells us the journey to what she is today. listen on today's episode of Makna Talks to know all about it.

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In today's episode of Makna Talks, Kunto Aji talks about being a failed accountant, winning against himself and healing. 

Kunto Aji is probably the biggest name for a male soloist today after his biggest hit of "Terlalu Lama Sendiri", he shares what it takes to beat himself and grow bigger with his album "Mantra-mantra" that was released in 2018. In today's episode of Makna Talks, Kunto Aji shares his journey for the past 11 years in the industry and talked about everything before all this happened. Stick around to find out all about it. 

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In today's episode of Makna Talks, Kallula talks about being forced to quit, sound healing and trying out all at once.

Kallula is an Indonesian singer/songwriter, despite being known as a part of Kimokal and one of Dipha Barus' angel, not too long ago she released her first single "This Love" available on all digital platforms. You may think like Iyas that Kallula isn't her real name, but find out on today's episode about it.  Also if you're into trips to the moon or sometimes inside pyramids, this one is for you. listen here to figure out what are we talking about. 

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