Lepak Time

About Lepak Time

lepak ˈlɛpak : (especially of a young person) spend one's time aimlessly loitering or loafing around Welcome to Lepak Time! The weekly podcast where we discuss what it's like to grow up as a youth in this day and age. Run by a group of friends hailing from Malaysia, we started this podcast to talk about our experiences on the common issues we face or rant about topics we're passionate about. It's a laidback environment here and we'd like you to join us! Hosted by: Joshua, Adrian, Rachel and Elle

Publisher

Joshua Hew

Category

society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

31 Mar 2020

Latest episode

28 Sept 2020

Latest episodes

21 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   28 Sept 2020

   19. How much autonomy should children have? (part 2)

   This week, we resume our discussion on the reasons why parents justify restricting their children's autonomy. We broaden our scope by looking at generation Z in general, using Billie Eilish and Greta Thunberg as examples of society's prejudice against youth.

2. 

   21 Sept 2020

   18. How much autonomy should children have? (part 1)

   This episode, we take a look at how children are treated. We discuss ideas raised in the Not Overthinking podcast and Quill Rebecca Kukla's article titled Taking Children's Autonomy Seriously as a Parent. In particular, we talk about the ways children are treated differently and some of the reasons why parents justify limiting their children's autonomy.

3. 

   15 Sept 2020

   17. Mistakes, cheating and caning

   This week, Joshua, Elle, Adrian and Rachel talk about mistakes and getting into trouble. We start off by broadly discussing what we mean by mistakes. Then, we delve into how we got into trouble during our childhood and debate when it's appropriate (if ever) to cheat. We end by examining the effectiveness of caning as a method of punishment.

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