Zelocast : Glow with the Flow

Zelocast : Glow with the Flow
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Zelocast: Glow with the Flow, is where laughter, friendship and real-life stories come together! Hosted by the Zelotones, an independent inclusive band from Singapore, we share our experiences of living with disabilities, breaking stereotypes and embracing independence. From heartfelt conversations to hilarious everyday chaos, we keep it real, unfiltered and full of surprises. Join us as we celebrate differences, challenge perceptions and prove that life has no limits. Together we make a difference. Win or lose, we are still champions!

  1. 2d ago

    Episode 65 : Stop Treating PWDs Like They're Invisible!

    🔥 “She’s sitting RIGHT THERE… so why are you asking someone else, ‘Can she eat this?’” 🤦‍♀️😂 This week on Zelocast – Glow with the Flow, our good friend Kak Fadiah joins us in the studio—and somehow gets caught in the middle of our usual nonsense. 😂 But today’s listener emails bring up something many PWDs can relate to. One listener wants more independence, but parents aren’t quite ready to let go. Another asks a much simpler question: Why do people talk ABOUT us… when they can just talk TO us? From awkward encounters with strangers to some seriously funny misunderstandings, we chat about independence, overprotective families and what happens when people assume a disability means someone can’t speak, hear or make their own decisions. Sometimes helping doesn’t need to be complicated. Just ask. Just talk to us. We’re right here! 😂 And trust us… Kak Fadiah, Alex & Zyana have a few stories of their own. 👀 📚 Special thanks to our sponsor Picture The Book, founded by blind author Sherri Eri, for championing inclusive stories for children. Visit picturethebook.com to discover more. 🎧 Tune in to Episode 65 for the full story! ✨ Together we make a difference. Win or lose, we are still champions!

    Episode 65 : Stop Treating PWDs Like They're Invisible!

  2. Sep 28

    Episode 64 : A Day at Magical Playground! Ayam Mabuk Edition!

    “Siapa kata playground untuk budak-budak je?! Tiga orang dewasa, satu wheelchair spinner… terus jadi AYAM MABUK!” 🤣This week on Zelocast – Glow with the Flow, we’re bringing our favourite mahaguru, Moon, to the Magical Bridge Playground at Sun Plaza Park for a little outdoor adventure!And trust us… we may be adults, but the moment we saw those playground rides, habis semua jadi budak balik! 😂🎢 The Viking Swing: One minute we're pushing each other, the next we're screaming like we're at a theme park!🎠 The Wheelchair Spinner: Round and round we go… until walking in a straight line becomes a whole new challenge. Ayam mabuk betul! 🤪🩴 Moon's Flying Slippers: Our mahaguru went down the slide so fast, even his slippers couldn't keep up!We also throw it back to the good old days of Wonderland at Kallang and share why inclusive playgrounds matter—because everyone deserves to play, laugh and enjoy themselves together, regardless of ability. 💛📚 Special thanks to our sponsor, Picture The Book, founded by blind author Sherri Eri, for championing inclusive children's stories.✨ “Stories with rhythm for kids who listen and colour for kids who see.”💻 Visit picturethebook.com to discover their collection!🎧 Come join our playground chaos! Just don't ask us to walk straight afterwards. 😂Together we make a difference. Win or lose, we are still champions! 💛

    Episode 64 : A Day at Magical Playground! Ayam Mabuk Edition!

  3. Sep 21

    Episode 63 : Bila Orang Tak Nak Tolong, Tapi Pandai Mengata... (Part 2)

    “Bila orang dah judge kita dulu sebelum tengok apa kita sebenarnya boleh buat… macam mana?” 😤 We’re back with Moon (Muliana bin Sairi) for Part 2 of his incredible story on Zelocast – Glow with the Flow! After hearing how Moon ran away from home while totally blind, slept along factory corridors and eventually built a 30-year career in massage, this time we talk about something just as challenging… People’s judgement. Instead of allowing gossip and assumptions to control his life, Moon kept moving forward—learning Braille, reciting the Quran and eventually fulfilling his dream of performing Umrah. 🕋💛 Alex and Zyana also open up about the doubts people had when they decided to marry as a blind couple—and how Moon’s own independence became an inspiration to Alex. But don’t worry… this isn’t 100% serious. 😂 We also discover that young Moon apparently had quite the temper 👀, hear why the SAVH lobby sofas mysteriously disappeared, revisit a meal mix-up where chicken somehow became fish, and hear about Moon trying to air-fry what he thought was prata… only to discover it was fried rice! 🤦‍♂️😂 From sleeping outside factories to becoming the mahaguru urut Alex looks up to, Moon’s journey reminds us: People can talk. People can judge. But they don’t get to decide what you’re capable of. 🎧 Tune in for the conclusion of Moon’s story—full of honesty, old-school friendship chaos and plenty of laughs! ✨ Together we make a difference. Win or lose, we are still champions! 📚 This episode is proudly brought to you by Picture The Book! What if a story could be felt, imagined, and seen — all at the same time? Founded by blind author Sherry Eri, Picture The Book is changing the way children experience stories. Through rich, vivid descriptions and catchy rhythms, these books allow children who are blind to “see” through words, while sighted kids enjoy the colourful illustrations alongside them. One story. Two experiences. True inclusion. 💛 Their beautiful mission says it best: ✨ “Stories with rhythm for kids who listen and colour for kids who see.” Ready to discover something truly special? 💻 Visit picturethebook.com and explore the collection today! Picture The Book — where words don’t just tell stories… they paint them. 🎨✨

    Episode 63 : Bila Orang Tak Nak Tolong, Tapi Pandai Mengata... (Part 2)

  4. Sep 14

    Episode 63 : Totally Blind… Tapi Lari Dari Rumah?! (Part 1)

    “Boleh bayangkan tak… dah lah totally blind, tapi member berani lari dari rumah dan tidur kat koridor kilang?!” 😱 This week on Zelocast – Glow with the Flow, we sit down with Alex’s close friend and mahaguru urut, Moon (Muliana bin Sairi)—and trust us, his life story sounds like something straight out of a movie. After losing his sight following two separate accidents during his school years, Moon had to learn independence from young—ironing clothes, doing chores, serving meals and figuring out life without sight. But then things got REALLY tough. Following problems at home, Moon did something most of us wouldn’t even dare imagine… He ran away from home. Completely blind. No comfortable bed. No Google Maps. No Grab. Moon survived by sleeping along factory corridors and selling tissues door-to-door just to get by. Then came a 5-day crash course in massage that unexpectedly changed everything. 💆‍♂️ That five-day opportunity eventually became a career spanning 30 years—and yes, this is the same man who later became Alex’s massage mentor! 😂 From losing his sight to literally finding his own way through the streets, Moon’s story is about surviving, adapting, learning and refusing to give up. But hold on… we’re NOT done yet. 👀 This is only PART 1 of Moon’s incredible story! 🎙️ Episode 63 – Part 2 drops NEXT MONDAY, and there’s still plenty more Moon hasn’t told us yet. So don’t disappear on us! 😂 Follow, subscribe and tune in next Monday as we continue the story of the mahaguru urut himself. Trust us… you’ll want to hear how this story continues. 👀🔥 ✨ Together we make a difference. Win or lose, we are still champions!📚 This episode is proudly brought to you by Picture The Book! What if a story could be felt, imagined and seen—all at the same time? Founded by blind author Sherri Eri, Picture The Book creates inclusive stories through vivid descriptions and catchy rhythms, allowing children who are blind to “see” through words while sighted children enjoy colourful illustrations alongside them. 💛 One story. Two experiences. True inclusion. ✨ “Stories with rhythm for kids who listen and colour for kids who see.” 💻 Visit picturethebook.com and discover their collection. 🎨 Picture The Book — where words don't just tell stories… they paint them.

    Episode 63 : Totally Blind… Tapi Lari Dari Rumah?! (Part 1)

  5. Sep 7

    Episode 62 - Let's Support Our Friends!

    Rise and shine! ☀️ Episode 62 of Zelocast – Glow with the Flow starts on the move as we make our way to the Singapore Botanic Gardens for a morning of music with our talented friends from The Purple Symphony! 💜🎶 And somehow… Alex has NEVER been inside the Botanic Gardens despite passing the MRT station for years. 😂 Meanwhile, Zyana’s last visit was way back during a secondary school excursion! So naturally, the journey there turns into random conversations about otters, monitor lizards, ducks, and whether we might accidentally turn this into a wildlife episode. 🦦😂 Once we reach the Green Pavilion, it’s time to sit back and enjoy the music—from beautiful brass and French horn arrangements to an Aladdin medley, plus performances by Sakinah on piano, Lawrence on flute, Nurul on percussions and Anisah on vocals. 🎹🎶 And stick around for our little post-show chat with Anisah, who admits she forgot some lyrics… Honestly? We couldn’t tell! 😂👏 📚 This episode is proudly brought to you by Picture The Book, founded by blind author Sherri Eri, creating inclusive stories for children who listen and children who see. 💛 ✨ “Stories with rhythm for kids who listen and colour for kids who see.” Visit picturethebook.com to discover their collection. So grab your coffee—or warm soya bean if your throat is suffering like Alex’s ☕😂—and come spend a refreshing Sunday morning with us! ✨ Together we make a difference. Win or lose, we are still champions!

    Episode 62 - Let's Support Our Friends!

  6. Aug 31

    Episode 61 : We Bought a New Toy! Plus Our CRAZY Phu Quoc Trip.

    Welcome back to Episode 61 of Zelocast – Glow with the Flow! Alex is starting this episode VERY happy because apparently the football universe has decided to be nice to him—Spain, JDT and Arsenal are all champions! 🏆⚽ Okay Alex… enough already. 😂 But forget football for a moment because we’ve just returned from our first family adventure to Phu Quoc, Vietnam—and there were 15 of us! 🇻🇳✈️ Beautiful scenery, laidback vibes, great food… and because it’s our family, plenty of chaos. 🎢 We Got Tricked Into WHAT?!At VinWonders, Alex’s brother somehow convinced us to ride a 360-degree inverted roller coaster. Three minutes of being flipped upside down later, Zyana was surprisingly still okay… while the guys were traumatised enough to spend the rest of the day searching for kitty rides. 😂 🐘 Thanks for the “Souvenir”, Mr ElephantAlex finally got the chance to feed an elephant some bananas at the safari. Very cute… until the elephant turned around, dropped a coconut-sized 💩 in front of everyone and started spraying water everywhere. Nature is beautiful. 😂 🍣 The Great Wasabi DisasterThis one definitely wasn’t funny at the time. Alex casually popped a piece of sushi into his mouth without realising there was a MASSIVE chunk of wasabi hiding inside. Seconds later, he was choking, struggling to breathe and nearly blacking out while the whole family went into panic mode. Lesson learnt: Never trust innocent-looking sushi. 😭🌶️ 🎆 Fireworks With A Little TOO Much Front-Row AccessOur resort fireworks were absolutely gorgeous… but they were so close to our balcony that we could actually smell the smoke! One explosion even sent Alex’s sister-in-law stumbling backwards. Best view in the house? Definitely. Safe distance? Errr… next question. 😂 And then we came home to Singapore and welcomed a brand-new “staff member” into the family… 🤖 Meet our PRISM+ AI Nanobot Robot Vacuum! We bought it during the National Day sale to replace our six-year-old robot vacuum, which had developed a special talent for disappearing under the sofa and waiting for us to rescue it. 🤦‍♂️ The new one comes with AI obstacle detection, a HUGE docking station and hopefully enough intelligence to clean the house without us having to conduct a search-and-rescue operation. Even the unboxing became entertainment when Alex somehow managed to get his finger “bitten” by the wheel. 😂 And before anybody asks… Nope, this episode is NOT sponsored by PRISM+. We bought it ourselves.With our own money. 💸😂 Which technically means… PRISM+, you’re getting free advertising in Episode 61. 👀 So PRISM+ marketing team, kalau korang tengah baca ni… Robot vacuum dah ada. 🤖Microphones dah ready. 🎙️Studio floor pun boleh test. Tinggal sponsor je belum ada. 🤭😂 Episode 62, maybe? 👀Call us. 😏 📚 This episode is proudly brought to you by Picture The Book! What if a story could be felt, imagined and seen — all at the same time? Founded by blind author Sherri Eri, Picture The Book is changing the way children experience stories. Through vivid descriptions and catchy rhythms, children who are blind can “see” through words while sighted children enjoy the colourful illustrations alongside them. 💛 One story. Two experiences. True inclusion. ✨ “Stories with rhythm for kids who listen and colour for kids who see.” 💻 Visit picturethebook.com and explore the collection today! 🎨 Picture The Book — where words don’t just tell stories… they paint them. From upside-down roller coasters and naughty elephants to killer wasabi, crazy fireworks and our new robot taking over the house… Episode 61 is basically organised chaos. 😂 🎧 Come travel, unbox and laugh along with us! ✨ Together we make a difference. Win or lose, we are still champions! 💛

    Episode 61 : We Bought a New Toy! Plus Our CRAZY Phu Quoc Trip.

  7. Aug 24

    Episode 60 : Would You Rather?!

    60 EPISODES?! How did we get here?! 🎉 To celebrate Episode 60 of Zelocast – Glow with the Flow, we're putting the serious topics aside for a while and playing a good old game of Would You Rather! And because somebody needs to control the chaos, Chantiq is back as our official examiner, firing questions sent in by you guys. 😆 Would you rather lose music or your sense of taste? Perform for 50,000 silent people or 5 screaming fans? Give up rice or coffee? ☕🍚 Some answers were easy. Others somehow turned into full-blown debates. Chantiq also gets thrown into the hot seat with the ultimate kid crisis: Roblox or YouTube?! And yes, we somehow end up discussing her favourite Roblox game, Animal Hospital… and its creepy stalkers. 😂 But beneath all the nonsense, a few questions actually got us thinking about truth, acceptance, relationships and the future. Would you rather be understood or simply accepted for who you are? Would you tell someone a painful truth? And would you really want to know what your future holds? It’s fun, random, slightly chaotic… but somehow we still managed to get deep. Classic Zelocast. 😂 🎵 And don't forget to stream our original single “Mommy Rosemary” on your favourite music platforms! 📚 Special thanks to our sponsor, Picture The Book, founded by blind author Sherri Eri, for continuing to champion inclusive children's storytelling. ✨ “Stories with rhythm for kids who listen and colour for kids who see.” 💻 Visit picturethebook.com to discover their stories. Together we make a difference. Win or lose, we are still champions! 💛

    Episode 60 : Would You Rather?!

  8. Aug 17

    Episode 59 : Am I Wrong For Getting Irritated When People Help Me?!

    Welcome back to Episode 59 of Zelocast – Glow with the Flow! First of all, Chantiq is finally back in the studio! 🎉 It’s been a while, so we start the episode by catching up with her and celebrating her recent National Day performance on 8 August. She may have felt nervous before going on stage, but once the music started, she did an amazing job. Proud moment! 🇸🇬👏 For our main topic, we received an email from a listener we’ll call Aisyah—not her real name. While travelling independently at an MRT station, an auntie suddenly grabbed her and pulled her towards the escalator. No greeting. No explanation. Just grab and go. 😳 The auntie probably had good intentions, but Aisyah was left feeling shocked, irritated and completely disoriented. After that, she even felt guilty for being upset. But was she wrong to feel that way? For someone who is blind or visually impaired, travelling independently requires a lot of concentration. We listen for sounds, remember landmarks, count steps and build a mental map of the area. So when someone suddenly pulls us in another direction, it can completely mess up the route we were already following. It’s like using Google Maps and someone suddenly changes your destination without asking. 😂 The proper way to help is actually very simple: Just ask first. A gentle tap on the shoulder and a quick question like, “Do you need help?” or “Where are you heading?” can make a huge difference. Helping should make someone feel supported—not like they’re being carried around like a parcel. 😆 Zyana also shares a frustratingly funny story about a lady who went all out to help Alex through an MRT gantry… while completely ignoring Zyana, who was standing right behind him and is also blind. Apparently, only one blind person existed at the gantry that day. 😂 We also read a second message from a listener—a “bro” who has started catching feelings for his sighted friend. He wants to ask her out, but he has already convinced himself that she’ll reject him because of his disability. Alex shares some practical advice on how to test the water and find out whether the feeling might be mutual. The main reminder? Don’t reject yourself before the other person even gets the chance to answer. And if the answer is no, it doesn’t automatically mean your disability is the reason. Sometimes two people simply don’t match—and that happens to everyone. This episode is packed with honest advice, awkward moments, funny stories and an important reminder that helping should always come with respect, communication and dignity. Whether you’ve ever been helped a little too aggressively, accidentally ignored, or spent too much time overthinking a crush… this episode is for you. 💛 ✨ Together we make a difference. Win or lose, we are still champions. 📚 This episode is proudly brought to you by Picture The Book! What if a story could be felt, imagined and seen—all at the same time? Founded by blind author Sherri Eri, Picture The Book creates inclusive stories with vivid descriptions and catchy rhythms, allowing children who are blind to “see” through words while sighted children enjoy the colourful illustrations. 💛 One story. Two experiences. True inclusion. ✨ “Stories with rhythm for kids who listen and colour for kids who see.” 💻 Visit picturethebook.com and explore the collection today! 🎨 Picture The Book — where words don’t just tell stories… they paint them.

    Episode 59 : Am I Wrong For Getting Irritated When People Help Me?!
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Zelocast: Glow with the Flow, is where laughter, friendship and real-life stories come together! Hosted by the Zelotones, an independent inclusive band from Singapore, we share our experiences of living with disabilities, breaking stereotypes and embracing independence. From heartfelt conversations to hilarious everyday chaos, we keep it real, unfiltered and full of surprises. Join us as we celebrate differences, challenge perceptions and prove that life has no limits. Together we make a difference. Win or lose, we are still champions!

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    Zelocast : Glow with the Flow
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    64
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