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Hosted by Billy Adison Aditijanto · 🇺🇸 US · IN · 50 episodes
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Welcome to The Perantau Podcast, where we share stories from Australia's Indonesian diaspora.Join Billy Adison Aditijanto and sit down with overseas Indonesians and the Indonesian diaspora to explore what it means to be, well, Indonesians. From international students to first-generation migrants, Indonesian academics to industry players, The Perantau Podcast talks about cross-cultural experiences, diaspora insights, Indonesian culture abroad, and the global Indonesian community. This podcast is bilingual, featuring episodes in English and Indonesian.New episodes every other Wednesday.
Billy Adison Aditijanto hosts The Perantau Podcast, a society show with 50 episodes published.
Banyak orang Indonesia di Australia pernah kepikiran, “Kayaknya gue mau buka usaha deh.” Tapi dari buka usaha kecil-kecilan sampai benar-benar punya restoran, perjalanannya ga sesederhana itu.Ulam Rasa, restoran Indonesi
Dr. Jonathan Hasian Haposan, atau akrab disapa Dok Jo, adalah Ketua Mata Garuda Australia & New Zealand sekaligus kandidat PhD di University of Melbourne. Di luar risetnya tentang infeksi, vaksin, dan kesehatan anak, ia
Banyak mahasiswa Indonesia datang ke Australia buat kuliah. Tapi buat sebagian orang, pengalaman merantau nggak berhenti di kampus. Ada yang akhirnya memilih membangun komunitas, bantu orang lain, dan jadi jembatan antar
Apa sih rasanya jadi aktris Indonesia dan hidup di Melbourne Sekar Sari adalah seorang pemeran film, penari, dan peneliti asal Yogyakarta yang pertama dikenal lewat perannya di film 2014, Siti. Perjalanannya kemudian mem
Job hunting has changed, but for many people, even a strong CV is no longer enough. For students and migrants navigating the job market, the challenge is even more complex — figuring out how to stand out in a system that
Berobat jauh dari rumah bisa mengubah cara kita melihat harapan, iman, dan arti menjadi kuat untuk diri sendiri dan keluarga. Rosana adalah penyintas kanker yang menjalani perjalanan pengobatan di Australia sebagai pemeg
Language, culture and healthcare come together in ways that shape access, diagnosis and everyday care for migrants, where these nuances are too often missed by systems that assume a one-size-fits-all approach. Sabrina Su
Sometimes moving cities and between cultures pushes you to meet a completely new version of yourself. For many Indonesians abroad, that can happen through the food we chase, the values we hold onto, and the moments where
Loving Indonesia can feel complicated — especially when the place you call home challenges your hopes for its future. Alfin Nurul Firdaus is a youth and environmental advocate from Pasuruan, East Java, now in Melbourne s
What does it take to build a life, and a business, far from home? Meet Jordan Setiawan, an Indonesian entrepreneur in Melbourne who transformed his student journey into a thriving career in hospitality. After arriving in
From Jakarta to Melbourne, the Indonesian diaspora is more than just students and migrant workers. It’s a community that reshapes how Indonesia connects with the world. Questions of belonging, identity, and rights remain
Many young Indonesians living abroad quickly realise that life overseas isn’t always as ideal as it seems — especially when your degree and career path no longer feel like the right fit. Adelina Novanty, or Dela, moved t
For students in Australia, Bahasa Indonesia is often seen as the throwaway subject — too easy, too close, or just not important. But for Silvy Wantania, Indonesian teacher at Melbourne High School and President of the Vi
What happens when you’re trying to make a new home abroad—but your emotions still speak in the language of home? In this heartfelt episode, we sit down with Angela Utomo, an Indonesian psychologist and lecturer at Victor
Bisakah kita tetap berkontribusi untuk Indonesia, meski hidup jauh dari tanah air? Denny Indrayana adalah akademisi, advokat, dan mantan Wakil Menteri Hukum dan HAM yang kini mengajar di Melbourne Law School dan Universi
What does it mean to grow up between two cultures – when neither fully claims you – but both shape who you are? Kris Redden is a cookbook writer, musician, and community organiser born in Jakarta to an Indonesian mother
What happens when success no longer feels like enough? Born and raised in Bandung, Gracia Sharlene is a financial services consultant and business analyst based in Melbourne. After graduating with a Bachelor of Commerce
For many Indonesian creatives, the most meaningful insights come after going abroad. Kennardi Sebastian is an Indonesian creative working in Melbourne’s film and media scene. His journey spans from growing up in Jakarta
What happens when your dream job doesn’t feel quite right? In this episode, Billy Adison Aditijanto chats with Sherlina Felicia Livianto , a marketing graduate who landed her first full-time job in Melbourne – only to re
When studying and working abroad, it’s natural to ask: does this place still align with who I am and where I’m going? For many young professionals, navigating life after graduation means figuring out not just career move
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