Our Talk Time (OTT) Podcast: Recent Episodes
Afif Slim
In Our Talk Time (OTT), we explore the life of students and teachers in Malaysia. It is a platform for them to express their ideas, thoughts, and emotions regarding the various aspects of humanity; be it education, health, science and technology, and even philosophy.
Ah, yes. The most common question that most students must have heard; what is your hobby?
Bullying has been a prolong problem among students. And it became worse with the surge of the internet and social media.
Previously, we talked about our preference for music. Now, we found ourselves in another rabbit hole of a topic; movies and TV!
Even before the pandemic, mental health is something that both students and teachers have been struggling with. In this episode, we are here to listen to each other's stories and opinions on their roughest patches in life.
Who does not like music? In this episode, we explore our different preference of music and how this medium of art transcends time and culture.
Since the pandemic started in 2020, all student across Malaysia were forced to continue their learning virtually. In the meantime, teachers are getting their hands full trying to familiarize themselves with the digital teaching platforms and tools.
It has been more than a year, how have they cope with it?
Students share their struggles with art education in school. We also invited Cikgu Huda from @artbycikguhuda to express her thoughts and experience with the subject when she was at school; both as a student, and a teacher.
Teachers: Afif and Cikgu Huda
Students: Qin Qi, and Felicia
We discuss an age-old question, which is more important in education; academic results, or character development?
Teachers: Afif and Suhaila
Students: Sahana, Shavita and Keisha
A loving and caring guardian? Or a cold drill seargant? Which role should a teacher play in school? Would it be different outside of school?
Teahers: Afif and Joshua
Students: Tim and Qin Qi
Why some students act very differently than their peers? We believe that 90% of the time this issue can be traced back to their home and family. The crew discuss about the impact of parents and a student's upbringing on his/her behaviour and development.
Teachers: Afif and Joshua
Students: Tim