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Race to Istana
Race to Istana follows the 2019 Indonesian presidential election and provides incisive analysis and commentary about the presidential and vice presidential debates. This podcast will invite political analysts, journalists, activists, and scholars on Indonesia to give their take on topics raised by the candidates. This project is initiated by NYU Wagner students and supported by New York Southeast Asia Network and NYU Wagner.
Twitter/Instagram/Facebook: @race2istana Email: hello@indonesia2019.vote Website: https://indonesia2019.vote
The second presidential debate in the 2019 election talked about energy and food, natural resources and the environment, and infrastructure. Where did Joko Widodo and Prabowo Subianto stand on each of these topics? Listen to the second episode of Race to Istana podcast for analysis of the candidates' positions and promises on these issues.
Race to Istana 2019, an independent multi-platform project, is led by Indonesian students at NYU Wagner in collaboration with NYSEAN.
Produced and written by: Michelle Winowatan, Rosi Setyo Nugroho Dubbed, edited and mixed by: Fajri Andari. Hosted by: Michelle Winowatan & Rosi Setyo Nugroho.
Twitter/Instagram/Facebook: @race2istana Email: hello@indonesia2019.vote Website: https://indonesia2019.vote
Music by:
Track Name: Blissful Artist: Nick Petrov
Track Name: Pushing Buttons Artist: Keith Anthony Holden
Track Name: Waveland Artist: Nameless Queen
Track Name: Ambient Corporate Background Artist: Music Pro
Track Name: Just Relax Artist: Playsound
Track Name: Future Bass Beat Artist: Playsound
Track Name: All My Friend Artist: D.J. Pinto
All retrieved from https://www.hooksounds.com
Debate sounds retrieved from KompasTV youtube channel
Sound Effects by: Jon Steinmeier https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KSUMtmJ2xZs Audio Production https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBpN8eQLNC8 DreamDecideDo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8v9WApY5Xs
The first presidential debate in the Indonesian presidential campaign discussed human rights, the law, corruption, and terrorism. Where did Joko Widodo and Prabowo Subianto stand on each of these topics? Listen to the first episode of Race to Istana podcast for analysis of the candidates' positions and promises on these issues.
Race to Istana 2019, an independent multi-platform project, is led by Indonesian students at NYU Wagner in collaboration with NYSEAN.
Produced and written by: Michelle Winowatan. Edited and mixed by: Fajri Andari. Hosted by: Michelle Winowatan & Rosi Setyo Nugroho.
Twitter/Instagram/Facebook: @race2istana Email: hello@indonesia2019.vote Website: https://indonesia2019.vote
Music & Sound effects by: Dark Lotus (Sting) by MK2 is part of the YouTube Audio Library (?https://www.youtube.com/audiolibrary/?)
Mornings by Jeff Kale https://www.hooksounds.com/royalty-free-music/mornings-2/939469/
Secet Sauce by Jeff Kalle https://www.hooksounds.com/royalty-free-music/secret-sauce/939714/
Rain by Jeff Kalle https://www.hooksounds.com/royalty-free-music/rain/827682/
Sound Effects https://freesound.org/people/plasterbrain/sounds/402451/ https://freesound.org/people/random_intruder/sounds/392172/ http://freesound.org/people/Huminaatio/sounds/189279/
Race to Istana follows the 2019 Indonesian presidential election and provides incisive analysis and commentary about the presidential and vice presidential debates. This podcast will invite political analysts, journalists, activists, and scholars on Indonesia to give their take on topics raised by the candidates. This project is initiated by NYU Wagner students and supported by New York Southeast Asia Network and NYU Wagner.
Produced by: Michelle Winowatan. Written by: Michelle Winowatan. Edited by: Fajri Andari. Hosted by: Michelle Winowatan & Rosi Setyo Nugroho.
Twitter/Instagram/Facebook: @race2istana Email: hello@indonesia2019.vote Website: https://indonesia2019.vote