Jom Kepoh Series: Conversations with my Father Liza Liew

So, without my father, there can't be much of a conversation. It's been 3 months since he passed away and I thought I'd give this series the closure it needs. 

I talk about the last moments I had with him, the whole process of losing him and what the future (potentially) holds. There is also a rant about my frustration, which you will hear the unedited segment in this episode. 

Thank you all again for listening to each episode and sharing your thoughts as the political situation in Malaysia unfurled last year. 

I hope to be back with another different series, so hope to get your support when it happens. 



Till then, stay safe and take care x 

*Father's Day Special*

As the country continues to (very successfully) combat Covid-19, the political crisis/games/uprising continues. This episode my dad and I talk about the recent "parliament sitting" and he explains how the court actually works. 

On a side note, you might experience the two ends of the spectrum in my speech: the caffeinated version and the low-batt version, I'll let you be the judge of it. 

The opinions expressed during this podcast is solely the opinion of the speaker(s) and not a representative of any body or organisation. 

You heard it here first, our country's democratic system is at risk - Parliament sitting went from 14 days to 1 day to now half-day. 

My dad, fresh off the plane from East Malaysia, had a few thoughts on his mind that he'd like for us to hear. 

Whether you think the current government was legally formed or not, however, the platform to openly debate about matters like this AND passing a Covid-19 bill (i.e. Parliament) should not be taken away. 

Again, opinions in the recording are of the speakers and is not representative of any formal organisation. 

Thanks everyone who listened into the first episode. Your feedback and reviews meant a lot to me (and my dad too!). 

In this episode, my dad talks about his view on immigration issue back in Sabah, of course, Trump was mentioned, again. 

Please keep the feedback coming in! 

Disclaimer: The views expressed in this episode is solely an opinion of the speaker(s) and not representative of any official governing body. 

What do Ghandi, Trump, Churchill and Mahathir have in common? They were all mentioned in this episode. 



First ever episode! Hope you all enjoy it. 



Ending music credit to: Vulgaret - Filmora Music. 



Disclaimer: All things mentioned in the episode is subject to the speaker's personal opinion and is not necessarily factual. 

A short introduction to why I am doing this! 

Still getting the hang of speaking coherently so please excuse the repetition and 'but yeahs..' 

Stay tuned for the first episode!