Rantau Hour

Fachrul Azhar

4 Episodes

Rantau Hour (@rantauhour) covers everything there is to talk about from the perspective of an 'anak rantau' (i.e. a person who relocates to a foreign land for a better life). Join Fachrul (@f_azr) — a PhD student with cabin fever from prolonged lockdown — and guests as they navigate through cultural differences, education, and more random musings.

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