
Why do so many Malaysians, especially women, downplay their achievements and second-guess themselves at every turn in life? Ku Sim Ling a.k.a. AuntyHR a.k.a. Professional Bimbo unpacks how impostor syndrome shows up in...


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Hosted by PODaBOOM · society · EN-GB
When three friends united by almost three decades of shared experiences get together, you can bet it's going to be one lively conversation. Joanne Kam, Ning Baizura and Shazmin Shamsuddin, all proud members of Generation X, bring a wealth of life experiences as they approach taboo subjects and difficult discussions in a down-to-earth, relatable manner; by women, for women. This is The WOW Show!
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Signup to Generate a PitchWhen three friends united by almost three decades of shared experiences get together, you can bet it's going to be one lively conversation. Joanne Kam, Ning Baizura and Shazmin Shamsuddin, all proud members of Generation X, bring a wealth of life experiences as they approach taboo subjects and difficult discussions in a down-to-earth, relatable manner; by women, for women.
The WOW Show is hosted by PODaBOOM. The show has published 25 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Not Good Enough, Meh? | The WOW Show S4E8" (27 August 2025, 40 minutes), "A Conversation Can Heal | The WOW Show S4E7" (20 August 2025, 37 minutes), and "Crossroads and Courtrooms | The WOW Show S4E6" (13 August 2025, 40 minutes).
The WOW Show publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 43 minutes across 25 episodes.
Booking probability for The WOW Show is 27%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The WOW Show requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The WOW Show's contact route on record: public web form.
PODaBOOM hosts The WOW Show, a society podcast with 25 episodes published.
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Why do so many Malaysians, especially women, downplay their achievements and second-guess themselves at every turn in life? Ku Sim Ling a.k.a. AuntyHR a.k.a. Professional Bimbo unpacks how impostor syndrome shows up in...

Why do we overlook mental health and emotional well-being in Malaysia? Inspired by Zimbabwe's 'The Friendship Bench' project, behavioural therapist & clinical psychologist Sitra Panirsheeluam reveals how Komuniti Minda...

Divorce, death, or polygamy can drastically change a woman's life. But what are her rights? Lawyer & community organiser Nurainie Haziqah unpacks the legal protections available to Malaysian women, from inheritance laws...

Episode #5
In most Asian households, money matters are “adult business”. But even after you become an adult, the silence continues. Shazmin, Joanne and Ning reflect on generational gaps in financial literacy, and how we can break...

The WOW Show
Is faith being weaponised in Malaysia? Human rights lawyer and activist Siti Kasim explores how religion is often used to justify control, judgment, and exclusion, especially towards women, minorities, and progressive...

Episode #3
Scams are evolving, and women are increasingly targeted. This episode of The WOW Show features Crime Prevention Specialist Dr. Shamir Rajadurai, who unpacks the psychological tactics scammers use, from emotional...

DMs, chats, games—children today navigate digital spaces we barely understand. UNICEF Malaysia's Chief of Child Protection Saskia Blume and Crime Prevention Specialist Shamir Rajadurai join us to unpack the real risks...

Episode #1
If you could go back and whisper one truth to your 20-year-old self… what would you say? Joanne, Ning and Shazmin look back at love, confidence, mistakes, plucked eyebrows, and the surprising joys of midlife. ❤️
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