<p>Angela Tanoesoedibjo is Co-CEO of MNC Group, one of Indonesia’s largest family enterprises with four core pillars: media, financial services, property, and energy. She also serves as CEO of iNews Media Group. </p><p></p><p>Timestamps: </p><p>3:39 — titipan pertanyaan dari young lex; apakah indonesia masih layak dimimpikan dan kenapa angela yakin dengan mimpi itu terkabul </p><p>06:02 — angela’s dream </p><p>7:51 — debating policies: Social media ban 16 (meutya), limiting second accounts, digital literacy for children and parents, reformation of ppkn </p><p>30:19 — policies angela wants to see, why implementing policies for digital safety is not as easy as it seems </p><p>35:16 — social media vs. traditional media </p><p>50:24 — indah &amp; angela exploring generational differences</p>

<p>'Buzzer,' or The Based Indonesian, is a political commentator, and also my besh fwen :3</p><p></p><p><strong>Timestamps:</strong> </p><p>00:00 — honestly this is just 18 minutes of me and buzzer f*cking around and being idiots</p><p>18:12 — Buzzer's Indonesian dream: Export Pancasila abroad, turning Indonesia into the next global superpower.</p><p>29:32 — The struggles of Gen Z's to dream for a better Indonesia</p><p>34:19 — Crisis &amp; meritocracy; Sri Mulyani vs. Purbaya, Oabama vs. Trump</p><p>49:58 — Meritocracy, Indonesian vs. Western Education System, Authority Bias, Critical Thinking as an Aesthetic Trend</p>

<p>Nia Umar (Rahmah Housniati, S.Sos., MPH., IBCLC) is an international board-certified lactation consultant (IBCLC) and leading breastfeeding advocate in Indonesia. She served as Chairwoman of the Indonesian Breastfeeding Mothers Association (AIMI) from 2018–2023, after co-founding and leading it since 2007.</p><p></p><p>She is currently the Southeast Asia Coordinator for the International Baby Food Action Network (IBFAN) and a member of the Presidium for the Maternal and Child Health Movement (GKIA). With over 15 years of experience, Nia has been a trainer and facilitator for WHO/UNICEF breastfeeding counseling programs and an active speaker at national and international forums on infant and young child feeding. She is also the author of “Multitasking Breastfeeding Mama: Tips &amp; Tricks Breastfeeding When Returning to Activities."</p><p></p><p>Beyond her advocacy, she has worked as a babywearing consultant, lactation counselor, and practitioner at RS Medistra. Her career reflects a lifelong commitment to empowering mothers, protecting breastfeeding rights, and advancing maternal and child health in Indonesia and beyond.</p><p></p><p>This episode is sponsored by Mammary Breastmilk Jewelry, a bespoke keepsake brand dedicated to honoring the intimate bond of motherhood. Founded by mothers, each handcrafted piece is uniquely created using the client’s own breastmilk, symbolizing the love, strength, and sacrifice of the breastfeeding journey.</p><p></p><p>Thank you to Asosiasi Ibu Menyusui Indonesia (AIMI) and GORDI for supporting this episode.</p><p></p><p>Shop Mammary: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://tr.ee/6Q2KG740Zq">https://tr.ee/6Q2KG740Zq</a></p><p>Use code INDAHWBW for 10% off your WhatsApp purchase, mommies!</p><p></p><p>Timestamps:</p><p>00:00 — Sponsorship Message (Mammary)</p><p>00:47 — Adoptive Mothers Can Breastfeed?! Facts, Myths &amp; Risks Of Formula</p><p>08:42 — Lack Of Breastfeeding Accessibility Across Indonesia</p><p>10:46 — The Politics Of Formula (Nes***), Hospital Misinformation &amp; When Babies Need Formula</p><p>35:25 — Stigma Against Breastfeeding &amp; Formula Propaganda</p><p>46:16 — Laws &amp; Ads Regulation, Indonesia’s Obsession With Milk (MBG)</p><p>52:30 — Policies &amp; Changes Needed: Maternity Leave &amp; Milk Banks</p><p>01:00:24 — Advice &amp; Medically Backed Tips For Moms Breastfeeding</p><p>01:06:27 — When To Wean?</p><p>01:16:01 — The Sexualization &amp; Double Standards Of Breastfeeding</p><p>01:20:35 — Government Regulations &amp; Programs For Nia’s Indonesian Dream</p>

<p>Dedek Prayudi is an Indonesian researcher and politician. He currently serves as the Chairman of the Central Executive Board of the Indonesian Solidarity Party (PSI) and as Spokesperson for the Presidential Communications Office of the Republic of Indonesia.</p>

<p>This episode is sponsored by MD Pictures. Be sure to check out La Tahzan in theaters nationwide starting August 14. Today's guest is Ariel Tatum, actress, model, singer, and mental health advocate.</p><p></p><p>Timestamps:</p><p>01:04 — About La Tahzan, Ariel's character "Asih," and the casting process</p><p>11:50 — Debate &amp; Discussion Portion: Can 2 Full Time Working Parents Properly Raise Kids? Why is it always the woman that is told to stay at home?</p><p>32:50 — Drawing boundaries with Domestic Workers</p>

<p>Be sure to catch Fay Alexander, Wasmah Syerin, Indah G, Icha (Andi Annisa Iasyah), Vivi Cen, Shanika Ancita, Trisha Lohanda, Jennifer Calista, and Nindy Sanyoto, on Season 1 of Cash Queens on Flimty’s Official YouTube channel. </p><p>This episode is sponsored by Flimty, a health and wellness brand providing easy, effective solutions to support digestion, weight management, and a healthier lifestyle. </p><p>And shoutout to Boy William for letting us use his home to shoot this episode.</p>

<p><strong>Ade Armando</strong> is an Indonesian academic, media expert, and political figure known for his outspoken views on religion, democracy, and social issues. Formerly a lecturer at the University of Indonesia and a founding member of the Liberal Islam Network, he later joined the Indonesian Solidarity Party (PSI) in 2023 and ran for office in the 2024 elections. Ade has a long career in journalism and media analysis, and is recognized for challenging conservative norms and speaking bluntly on controversial topics—often drawing both praise and backlash. His involvement in PSI brought him further into the spotlight, especially after making remarks about political dynasties that sparked protests and internal party sanctions.</p><p></p><p><strong>Timestamps:</strong></p><p>0:00 — Ade Armando getting beaten up by people chanting “Allahu Akbar” at a demonstration, is religious extremism in Indonesia only a problem with Muslims?</p><p>13:10 — How was the Quran created? Applying holy books in the context of modern times</p><p>22:55 — Is islamic extremism a problem Indonesia is currently dealing with? What is the problem with Muslims in Indonesia?</p><p>36:55 — Government intervention in religious education, the history behind how Islam in Indonesia went from moderate to high/extreme.</p><p>01:13:08 — UU Penistaan Agama (Blasphemy Laws), how to have proper interreligious dialogue with one another</p>

<p><strong>Anton Rizki Sulaiman &amp; Dr. Krisna Gupta</strong>&nbsp;are senior experts at the Center for Indonesian Policy Studies (CIPS), an independent, non-profit think tank based in Jakarta that provides evidence-based policy analysis and practical recommendations to support an open, inclusive, and prosperous Indonesia.Anton Rizki Sulaiman is a specialist in public communication and sustainable development. With a background in corporate communications and stakeholder engagement, he has advised multinational corporations, SOEs, and international organizations on public policy, political risk, and ESG strategies. He holds a master’s degree in corporate communication and marketing from Leeds University Business School and a political science degree from Université Libre de Bruxelles.Dr. Krisna Gupta is an economist focused on international trade, investment policy, and Indonesian manufacturing. He utilizes panel data and quantitative methods to evaluate policy impact. Dr. Gupta earned his Ph.D. from the Crawford School of Public Policy at ANU and holds two master’s degrees in economics. He received the Hadi Soesastro Prize in 2019 for excellence in Indonesian development research.</p><p>Timestamps<br><a target="_self" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="timestamp" href="?t=0">0:00</a> — Overview of Indonesia’s employment landscape<br><a target="_self" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="timestamp" href="?t=574">9:34</a> — OMBINUS Law, UU Cipta Kerja, government inefficiencies and the problem with minimum wages<br><a target="_self" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="timestamp" href="?t=1403">23:23</a> — Informal jobs, Sh*pee and the disappearing medium enterprises<br><a target="_self" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="timestamp" href="?t=2583">43:03</a> — Protectionism &amp; how it’s hurting us &amp; explaining the drama about ride-sharing companies<br><a target="_self" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="timestamp" href="?t=3467">57:47</a> — The tea about tipping &amp; Gen Zs in the workforce<br><a target="_self" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="timestamp" href="?t=4023">01:07:03</a> — Personal accountability &amp; choice in financial management, the lipstick effect<br><a target="_self" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="timestamp" href="?t=4584">01:16:24</a> – The grand scheme benefits of unemployment and firms dying</p>

<p>Ben Saputra is a content creator most well-known for his character as 'Bobby Saputra.'</p><p><strong>0:00 - </strong>Intro + blooper<br><strong>0:14 -</strong> “This man goes to CHURCH!?!”<br><strong>1:12 - </strong>&nbsp; From a proper German Atheist to being a big fan of Jesus&nbsp;<br><strong>5:59 -</strong> Discussion: the concept of feeling like there is a void and asking “what was I made for?”<br><strong>7:05 -</strong> Addressing the process of going through logical inconsistencies and fallacies<br><strong>9:14 -&nbsp; </strong>Ben’s experience with losing everything<br><strong>11:00</strong> - Exploring other religions<br><strong>13:45 -</strong> “All these inadequacies can root back to my inadequacies”<br><strong>18:47 - </strong>What does “surrendering” look like?<br><strong>22:42 - </strong>Ben’s view on Atheist and Agnostics<br><strong>23:51 -</strong> Advice in exploring/ experiencing spirituality<br><strong>31:10 -</strong> SIGNS<br><strong>35:57 -</strong> Faith vs Delusion<br><strong>37:33 - </strong>WHAT ARE THE CHANCES?<br><strong>40:00 -</strong> Why did God answer your prayers and not everyone else’s?<br><strong>46:55 - </strong>“I love God but I am not Christian?”<br><strong>52:20 -</strong> Right or Wrong?<br><strong>57:10 -</strong> There has got to be something bigger out there in the universe like it can’t just be us<br><strong>1:00:17 -</strong> Outro</p>

<p>Kizzy Nanik is currently a full time stay at home mother raising a newborn. On the side, she also posts content on her TikTok &amp; Instagram that aims to share about all of the wonders, joys, trials &amp; tribulations of motherhood.0:00 - Intro + funny blooper<br><strong>0:36</strong>&nbsp;- Addressing misconceptions and misunderstandings about breastfeeding, what new mothers need to know, why and how it is difficult<br><strong>4:09</strong>&nbsp;- Addressing the formula stigma, pros &amp; cons of breastmilk vs. formula, reflecting on not being able to breastfeed as a mother &amp; nipple talk<br><strong>15:30</strong>&nbsp;- Is being able to breastfeed a privilege? How to tell that the baby is being fed enough<br><strong>19:40</strong>&nbsp;- Mom-guilt &amp; Mom-shaming from other moms<br><strong>22:31</strong>&nbsp;- Reality vs. Media portrayals of motherhood, Jennifer Bachdim, pressure to “bounce back,” flexing breastfeeding on social media<br><strong>33:34</strong>&nbsp;- The reality of bonding with your newborn, postpartum depression thoughts, should there be a license to parent, and legal pre-requisites to get married?<br><strong>42:27</strong>&nbsp;- Apps for parents<br><strong>43:40</strong>&nbsp;- Trad wife societal pushback<br><strong>48:02</strong>&nbsp;- Debate portion: Should women breastfeed in public? The line between a mother’s right to feed her baby vs. the social contract of culture, the sexualization of breastfeeding<br><strong>01:00:19</strong>&nbsp;- Is the problem with the breast or the nipple? The importance of exposure to breasts and breastfeeding<br><strong>01:02:16</strong>&nbsp;- The current gap in sex education, government mandatory parenting classes, and the problem with men<br><strong>01:08:54</strong>&nbsp;- Raising boys vs. raising girls, the problem with how we’ve traditionally raised boys<br><strong>01:18:33</strong>&nbsp;- How governments, men, and women can better support newborn moms, paternal leave, postpartum vs. baby blues, the financial costs of breastfeeding, competing with your husband on who’s the better parent<br><strong>01:36:54</strong>&nbsp;- Stay at home mom is more difficult than working corporate, everyone needs moms&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>