East Java
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Sep 24, 2026
E27 Part 2 | She Lost Her Roots at 9. A Sourdough Starter Gave Them Back.
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0:00Alexandra LloydHOST
Sheila grew up in Blitar, East Java, where she spoke Javanese at home and Bahasa Indonesia at school.
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0:06Alexandra LloydHOST
She arrived in Memphis as a kid, navigated an American childhood without a roadmap.
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0:12SheylaGUEST
I was very self-conscious about speaking because I thought that I was going to have an accent.
Elections pile pressure on German Chancellor
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21:11Rebecca HenskeCORRESPONDENT
It's July 2022.
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21:14Rebecca HenskeCORRESPONDENT
Hundreds of students and followers gather behind the iron gates of the Sidqiyah Islamic boarding school in East Java.
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21:23Rebecca HenskeCORRESPONDENT
Their fists raised, they chant that they're prepared to defend the school with body and soul.
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21:28speaker_18UNKNOWN
[chanting]
Three US news outlets sue Trump administration
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34:24Rebecca HenschkeCORRESPONDENT
It's July 2022.
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34:27Rebecca HenschkeCORRESPONDENT
Hundreds of students and followers gather behind the iron gates of the Siddiqiyah Islamic boarding school in East Java.
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34:36Rebecca HenschkeCORRESPONDENT
Their fists raised, they chant that they're prepared to defend the school with body and soul.
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34:41speaker_25UNKNOWN
[chanting]
Conflict in Yemen leads to Djibouti refugee crisis
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37:11Rebecca HenschkeCORRESPONDENT
It's July 2022.
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37:14Rebecca HenschkeCORRESPONDENT
Hundreds of students and followers gather behind the iron gates of the Siddiqiyah Islamic boarding school in East Java.
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37:23Rebecca HenschkeCORRESPONDENT
Their fists raised, they chant that they're prepared to defend the school with body and soul.
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37:28speaker_12UNKNOWN
[chanting]
Traveling the World as a Gay Couple: Ross OC Jennings on Queer Life Across Cultures & Finding Home Abroad (Ep 407)
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5:51Ross O.C. JenningsGUEST
They teach English, they do medical stuff, et cetera.
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5:54Ross O.C. JenningsGUEST
And so Travis was teaching English in East Java.
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5:57Ross O.C. JenningsGUEST
And so he knew Java quite well and Indonesia.
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5:59Ross O.C. JenningsGUEST
I popped up on his feeds.
In the Mix: Austria, Bumbu & Culture
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9:54Taufik HidayatGUEST
As you mentioned, there are a lot of different cultures, different cuisines.
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10:01Taufik HidayatGUEST
From different province, from West Java to East Java, it's already different, completely the flavor, the taste, how they approach the food.
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10:08Taufik HidayatGUEST
This is why also the reason, one of the reason why we want to introduce the seasonal regional concept to Austria.
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10:17Jeff KeasberryHOST
Okay.
This Week in Shipwrecks #5
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1:31Rich NapolitanoHOST
First up, an update about the Indonesian ferry capsizing in the Java Sea.
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1:36Rich NapolitanoHOST
On September 13, 2026, the ferry Virgo Transport 8 departed Surabaya, East Java, bound for Banjarmasin in South Kalimantan.
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1:45Rich NapolitanoHOST
Please pardon any pronunciation errors.
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1:48Rich NapolitanoHOST
It was carrying 243 people and 89 vehicles.
2.5 Hours of Chilling Unsolved Mysteries To Sleep To | 313
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86:03JimmyHOST
However, this again may be difficult given the passage of time and the destruction and loss of records over the decades.
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86:14JimmyHOST
In 1998, as Indonesia was gripped by political chaos, a bizarre panic swept through East Java.
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86:20JimmyHOST
Rumors spread of mysterious black-clad ninjas prowling at night and eliminating anyone deemed a sorcerer.
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86:29JimmyHOST
Fear took hold and people began to take matters into their own hands.
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86:34JimmyHOST
Neighbors turned vigilante and innocent people were caught in the crossfire.
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86:39JimmyHOST
By the end of the year, over 300 people had been slain in what became known as the East Java Ninja Scare.
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86:50JimmyHOST
A devastating economic crisis had triggered unrest, and in May 1998 the 32-year authoritarian rule of President Suharto collapsed amid violent riots.
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87:02JimmyHOST
Indonesia's old order's collapse left a power vacuum and lawlessness in its wake.
E27 She Stopped Speaking Her Language Because It Felt Safer. Now She Is Finding Her Way Back.
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0:00Alexandra LloydHOST
Sheila grew up in Blitar, East Java, where she spoke Javanese at home and Bahasa Indonesia at school.
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0:06Alexandra LloydHOST
She arrived in Memphis as a kid, navigated an American childhood without a
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0:10SheylaGUEST
roadmap.
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1:56Alexandra LloydHOST
Not because she forgot them, because it felt safer not to.
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2:00Alexandra LloydHOST
This is From Where to Here, the podcast about language, culture, and the journeys that reshape who we are.
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2:06Alexandra LloydHOST
Sheila grew up in Blitar, East Java, where she spoke Javanese at home and Bahasa Indonesia at school.
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2:12Alexandra LloydHOST
She arrived in Memphis as a kid, navigated an American childhood without a roadmap, picked up English, French, and a bit of Japanese, and taught herself Korean through K-pop and sheer curiosity.
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2:25Alexandra LloydHOST
She thought she might become a linguist.
Ukraine train strike, tight Swedish election and Trump AI clash
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16:15Adam ClarkHOST
Transport Minister Dudiparwa Gandhi said the ship could carry 500 passengers, meaning it was not overloaded when it capsized.
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16:23Adam ClarkHOST
The ferry left Surabaya in East Java on Saturday, bound for Banjarmasin in South Kalimantan.
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16:29Adam ClarkHOST
Authorities said it lost contact at about 2 a.m. Sunday, roughly 148 kilometers or 92 miles from its destination.
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16:37Adam ClarkHOST
The manifest listed 230 people on board, 213 passengers and 30 crew.
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