Brain Farts With Min Sett Hein | Myanmar Podcast

went back home for first time in a decade and got a new job now but its not all roses

The most honest episode so far. If you're in a similar situation like me, you might like to know how I cope with things.

sorry, it's been ages. I will come back again at some point but if you guys want to keep in touch @min.sett.hein is my Instagram

We got Heft back from the very first episode on this episode. It was a random conversation but got deep pretty quick. Always a pleasure to have him on a call. check his stuff out on https://linktr.ee/heftmusic

Join 'ALMST' discord channel: https://discord.gg/Y39eyRCUww

This might be another one of my favorite episodes I’ve done for this podcast, on par with Le Cat episodes. I spoke to May Zaw, a fan of this podcast and a Burmese immigrant who ‘escaped’ rural Myanmar and has been living in US for more than a decade to talk about her experience and shared my experience. I learned a lot about Burmese village life among many other things. I’m currently building a discord server dedicated to people who love this podcast so will keep y’all posted. Until then, reach me @min_min_min_m1n on Insta xx Update: discord server link https://discord.gg/Y39eyRCUww

Just a quick update to tell you guys how my life has been in the last couple of months. As mentioned in the podcast, if you ever want to reach out just to say hello or take part in this podcast, please find me on Instagram @min_min_min_m1n

This episode was recorded before the episode with Htet so some trendy topics we talked about might be slightly out of date. This one is with Kent from Trap Vibes and Orre. Wasted youths to wasted adults.

This episode is part 3 of 3 from Manchester recordings. I talked with Min Thu Reign, one of the first Burmese friends I made when I arrived to the UK. We talked about his 10+ years of experience living in the UK and then some random topics.

I’m sorry about the audio being weird again after 30 mins. At least a bit better than the last episode I hope. This episode is part 2 of 3 from Manchester recordings. I talked with Htet Aung, one of the first Burmese friends I made when I arrived at UK. We talked about his 10+ years of experience living in the UK and then some random topics.

I’m so so so sorry about the audio being so crap. First time recording using a field recorder and I fucked up big time. :( This episode is with my old friend Ye Mun who was in a coma for 2 months last year due to Covid. He’s also a musician. We talked about his near-death experience mostly. This is part 1 of 3 from Manchester recordings. I spent Christmas and New Year Eve with bunch of Burmese folks in 2021 and talked with them.

Had a really great conversation with Yangon-based rapper AyZ. Check him out on soundcloud https://soundcloud.com/ayz2six

I got covid guys lol

Just a quick update to say I'm still around. Sorry haven't been able to post stuff xx

Here is the one-off episode that we did, mostly in English. Apologies to the listeners who might find it difficult to understand. In this episode, we have Htet (untd.io/htet) , a Burmese-born - New York-raised Musician with us today and we talked about so much shit. Shout out to Steph for joining the call briefly and blessing us with your presence. We talked about many things (its a 2 hours + episode) including.. -Going to high school in New York -Racism is everywhere -Super rich are detached from reality -Were people happier decades ago? -If you’re listening to this, please don’t kill yourself -How different people deal with mental health issues -people definitely want different things in life -Do you need to buy a house? -You gotta like the work you do -The vicious cycle of ‘trying to do what you want to do’ -Do you consider yourself lucky or unlucky -Have you seen sex education -Being Half-way immigrants -Are you being yourself right now? -How much of Myanmar history is lie? -Can you separate a person from their action? -Do you consider yourself an artist? -What can you consider art? -Expression vs technicality -Money/fame ruins everything -It’s good to feel appreciated for what you do And many other random topics. Check out her music on Spotify and other streaming platforms. P.S Next episodes will be in Burmese :)

Collaborated with Moon Light discord server on this episode. Get a taste of Rap Against Junta's new album + many other topics.

It is frustrating for the people in Myanmar to encounter the global pandemic followed by the military coup. This is the third episode with Le Cat aka Crown Prince Shwebomin Of Burma; one of the Myanmar internet legends. Today Le Cat and Min will talk about the political crisis in Myanmar; military government legalizing constitution, stratocracy or (violent) coup against NLD, geopolitics, how they would handle ethnic armed organisations , China and Russia’s influence on Myanmar, the drug trades, the history of Myanmar politics in brief and about its alliance, Israel, the situation after the coup by Ne Win back in 1960s, and the current activities of NUG. And share their opinions about the migrated asians in Western countries, their struggles, early life experiences and the impact of parental trauma on the child/ children. If you have thought about digging into current affairs of Myanmar, this episode is for you.

Hope everyone is doing good. This is Part 2 with Le Cat. We talked about.. the early (and happier) years Childhood trauma affecting adulthood The life of a black sheep How to make fun of white people Why are people posting selfies on facebook during this time? Is it good to be shameless? what are liberal youth? Political mastaburating to practice solitude in internet age Wanting to die but not going through it what’s it like to be cheated the idea of Romance and some other brain farts stuff. Part 3 (final episode of Le Cat interview) coming soon.

For this episode of Brain Farts, we got Le Cat aka Crown Prince Shwebomin Of Burma aka Ye Yint Ti Kyi (and some more alias that we are not including). He is one of the Myanmar internet legend and if you have spent some times in Burmese meme groups growing up, I can assure you have been somewhat influenced by him. We talked so much so the conversation is split into 3 episodes. On part 1 we talked a lot about childhood. Part 2 and 3 is going to be a lot more political. Content Warning (Sex Abuse, Childhood trauma, parents neglect etc).

After a year of Ayaymaya podcast, Min is coming back with his new neurotic and chaotic thought bubbles packed as podcast episodes. This first/test episode is about being a Burmese. Coup - relevant