The Podcast

Because it has been AGES since we came up with an episode for The Podcast. This episode we talk about our upcoming show Lepak Live: Sesak, Senak, Semput and our hopes for the future of comedy in Singapore.

A group of boys went on a trip from KL to Singapore. Halfway they picked "something" up and it followed them all the way into Singapore Customs that have even the ICA officer going, "Please step out of the car" cause got...additional headcount.

Ramadan Kareem to all my listeners! This episode is a couple of episodes that's spooky and happened during the month of Ramadan. A boy on a run during Ramadan and another while doing his tarawikh. Listen!

Whenever people share with me stories about black magic, a part of me is always sad (and scared) to know that people still do it in this day and age. A younger sibling shared a story about how her elder sister was at the receiving end of black magic from her previous marriage.

Oh and the three cotton rolls were chunky in some parts...so you know what this story is about. Listen to a recollection of a pre school teacher and the things she saw in two centres. Creepy as shit.

A wife startling discovery of her husband's past through his...nightmares. A must listen. Oh, and aku ngurusin dheweke means I am taking care of him in Javanese. So you know where this is going? Uh huh...

Love playing with dolls? Okay, nothing lah, just wanna say have a great listen to this episode, haha!

Three short stories, all centred around a young boy; living, alive and undead. Have a blast listening to this one. And watch out when you go back home late alone at night, as you should, haha!

A young man share with me this story of how his father was at the receiving end of being sent an evil spirit to by someone. Three spirits by the way, from India and he retells this incident of how the exorcism happened in his own eyes. I am sharing it verbatim from his point of view.

This is apparently an urban legend from Sarawak, about a young boy who haunts this long stretch of road leading to the airport. And unfortunately for this one girl and her family, she experienced it for herself. This is her story.