This week PGHK Tham Chiah Kui went to sample Lao San Dong Bak Kut Teh.

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Food: Lao San Dong Bak Kut Teh

Vanue: Jalan Raja Uda

Business Hour: Daily 5:00pm – 10pm, Wednesday Off

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I have been encouraging my listeners to go out and record their food adventure. And when they found something good, I want them to record their food outings. This time, a bunch of our PGHK Tham Chiah Kui (贪食鬼) go out to Lao San Dong Bak Kut Teh.

Come back on Wednesday to listen to the actual recording at the actual restaurant.

I definitely suggest using headphones to listen to the show on Wednesday. It will make your mouth water.

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The ways we celebrate Chap Go· Me· is so different these days compared to my childhood. We discussed the differences in mooncakes, lanterns, and mooncake festival celebrations.

If everything goes well, I am planning to do a big PGHK Mooncake Festival in Penang in 2011. Are you interested in joining?

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This topic came about in an interesting way. Due to popular demand, I had to change my originally scheduled topic to talk about ketiak. Find out why. Also listen to our discussions about deodorants, body odor, hair and more. Find out how many percentage of our live listeners use deodorants!

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We all grew up with milk, whether or not you like it. If you think there’s nothing to talk about milk, then you are mega wrong!

Listen to stories from our guests and myself about milk. You will have a good laugh, and it comes with calcium and lots of nutrients.

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No, you did not go to the wrong website.

This is still Penang Hokkien Podcast. But the chat I had with Joan is so Penang-centric that I couldn’t pass sharing it with you right here on PGHK.

I hope you will enjoy the show.

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Joan is back this week to chat with us about her special bond with Penang.

She also told us about her first book “Relatively Speaking”.

Thanks to many of you who wrote in and called in with your messages informing me how much you enjoyed Joan. Since this show is also pre-recorded. I play and respond to your messages next week.

I hope you will enjoy as much I on how Joan is connected in a very special way to Penang.

If you are interested in purchasing Joan’s books. Please email her at ffjoan [at] gmail [dot] com. Or send me an email, and I’ll forward that over to her.

We can’t avoid talking about the ghost festival. This time we focus on when and how people offer food for the hungry ghosts. What are the things we do and shouldn’t do during this period.

I started the show by addressing the issue that several listeners of ours raised. Recently, more and more of our guests are using some very inconsiderate racist and derogative terms for other ethnic groups. I voiced my own opinion on how I am completely against this kind of language. I don’t disagree that racial discrimination from all sides are still there. But being racist and calling people names aren’t the solutions.

On a lighter note, I would like to invite all of you to join me along with a few other members of the panel to talk about podcasting this coming Sunday, August 29, 2010 from 2PM to 3:30PM. Butterworth Megamall Public Bookstore.

I’ll be waking up in the middle of the night to talk to you all live, I hope you’ll go support this event and spread the word about podcasting.

《Podcast 网络电台分享会》的详情：

日期：29-08-2010 

时间：2.00pm-3.30pm  

地点：北海Megamall大众书局

嘉宾：寂寞老师/槟城福建主持人-John Ong（视讯）/糊涂侠客/钪凯

节目内容：来自槟城福建的主持人向来都是幽默有趣，槟城福建也因此而在网络上红了起来，该节目已经做了四年，这次难得远在美国的他愿意透过视讯来和大家分享他的心路历程，因此希望大家可以到场支持！

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Michael Churchman is back to share his research and knowledge about the various tones in Hokkien.

You will find both his pieces about how to write Hokkien with roman alphabets (Pe·h-oa-ji 白话字) and his latest addition — Hokkien Tones, on the top right corner of Penang Hokkien Podcast website.

I hope you will find this as interesting and worthwhile as I do.

(Also, please send a thank-you note/comment to Michael for taking the time to generously share his knowledge with us)