# Elisabeth Kramer

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Wengki Ariando: Sea Nomads and the Future of Our Ocean

Every year on the 8th of June, World Ocean Day calls us to reflect on the vital role our seas and waterways play in sustaining life on Earth. Yet for most of us, the ocean remains something we observe from a distance, and more recently, a source of anxiety as sea levels rise, waters warm, and marin…

Airlangga Julio - The People versus Fadli Zon

Airlangga Julio - The People versus Fadli Zon Last month marked the 28th anniversary of the mass rioting, that shook Indonesia's capital, Jakarta, and other major cities for several days in mid-May 1998. There was widespread looting and arson, which resulted in the deaths of over a 1000 people and…

Tito Ambyo and Jamie Edmonds - Indonesian Ghosts and Ghost Stories

What does it mean to believe in ghosts? It turns out that's exactly the wrong question. In this special episode of Talking Indonesia, co-hosts Tito Ambyo and Jamie Edmonds sit down together not as interviewer and guest, but as co-editors who have spent months immersed in a collection of essays on …

Syarafina Vidyadhana - Indonesia's Independent Publishing

Independent publishing might seem like a small element of Indonesia’s cultural landscape: limited print runs, niche books, and audiences that rarely extend into the mainstream. Yet these spaces can matter precisely because they make room for voices, ideas, and forms of cultural expression that have…

Dania Joedo - LGBTQI+ Community under Attack

Last month a series of attacks on transgender women in Bogor, sent a chill through a community for whom this kind of violence is increasingly normal. The recent attacks have coincided the release of the full text of Presidential Regulation No. 111 of 2025 concerning the 2025-2029 General Policy for…

78: Wedding Planner Tips & Building a Business on Your Own Terms with Beth Kramer

What if the most radical thing you could do for your wedding business was to just... stop doing what everyone else is doing? In this episode, I'm joined by Beth Kramer, wedding planner, author of Modern Etiquette Wedding Planner, and co-founder of Altared. Beth shares some of the most refreshing we…

Imam Ardhianto - Changing Human-Tiger Relations in Sumatra

Six years ago, in a village in West Sumatra, a tiger died and its human relatives moved to bury it — because the tiger is understood as their own family. The Indonesian wildlife conservation authority BKSDA intervened, fearing poachers might take the carcass; the villagers, in deep grief, buried th…

Mitha Eka & Linda Bennett - Patient Education for Cancer

Any cancer diagnosis will leave the patient with lots of questions. What is this disease, and why has it happened to me? What are my chances, what are my options, and what will it mean for me and my family? For Indonesian women diagnosed with cervical cancer, the answers have not always been easy t…

Abdil Mughis Mudhoffir - Disorder and the Preman State

Abdil Mughis Mudhoffir - disorder and the preman state Indonesian modern history is littered with stories of shadowy figures, underworld groups, militia, and criminal gangs, commonly known as preman. For its co-option and adoption of the activities and characteristics of these groups, scholars des…

Verena Meyer - Theologies of Remembering: Modernity, Ambiguity and Transcendence

In a Yogyakarta neighbourhood of narrow alleyways beside the Kraton, closed to motorbikes, two boys were born within two years of each other. One would found the modernist Muhammadiyah in 1912, and the other would found Pesantren Krapyak, a cornerstone of the traditionalist world of Nahdlatul Ulam…