Wednesday 8 May 2019

CHAPTER 5 -8th May 2019





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Shanthini tells how the 12 animals earned their place in the Chinese Zodiac, Wong Swee Yean from Singapore tells a Vietnamese folktale about a boy who loves to shoot pebbles, Shyna, an up and coming storyteller from  Singapore who informs us that there are 2 parrots living in our mind and StoryTime Music- Resh tells his stories about his songs before singing Walkaway slow jam- his first hit song and Hey Waley
STORIES
1. Shanthini - M'sia - The Chinese Zodiac
2. Wong Swee Yean - S'pore- Thao Kham - a Vietnamese Folktale 
3. Shyna - (Nandini Nagpal) S'pore - 2 parrots
MUSIC
1. Resh - M'sia - "Walkaway" & "Hey Waley"



WONG SWEE YEAN  has been telling stories to young and old for 15 years. Her stories stir up the imagination of her audience and creates gentle positive change. She has been involved in programmes to share the rich folktale heritage of ASEAN and is keen to educate the young about good character values through storytelling.




SHYNA NAGPAL is a budding storyteller and an artist who loves painting a picture in the audience’s mind. She started telling stories to share the enjoyment with her mother,

Nandini. Last year,she told stories at the 398.2 Storytelling Festival at the National Library as well as at the Story Carnival in Singapore. She has also told stories in her class at school. Shyna loves seeing the smile on her audience's faces when they are enjoying her stories.
Email contact for Shyna will be nandininagpal@gmail.com





RESH is a multi-talented, multiple award-winning artist and has forged a career in the Malaysian and International music scene virtually single-handedly, going from humble beginnings as a sound engineer to becoming one of the most recognizable faces of the Malaysian English music industry in the past eight years.  

RESH describes his music as “R&B fusion” and cites some of his greatest influences as Harry Belafonte, Bob Marley, Marvin Gaye, Brian Mcknight, Luther Vandross and even 'Remember The Shakthi' a fusion of jazz and Indian traditional music, & fusion works by British producer Nittin Sawhney.


In 2003 he released his debut album entitled “Monumental” under the then moniker, Reshmonu. The album took critics and fans by storm with hit singles like Walk Away and It's You That Matters. The album earned him seven nominations at the premier Malaysian music industry award show, Anugerah Industri Muzik (AIM) in 2004, of which he bagged three awards (Best Male Vocals, Best English-language Artiste, Best Engineering for an Album). 
He is among an elite few Malaysian artists who have consistently performed as opening act for internationally acclaimed acts touring in Malaysia such as Alicia KeysProdigyPussycat Dolls, The Black Eyed PeasNicole Scherzinger, Girls Generation, and many more. Taking his passion for music one step further, RESH also took on the role of director in his music video for ‘The Way It Makes You Move’, which earned him a nomination in the 2008 AIM Awards under the ‘Best Music Video’ Award category. 

Most recently, RESH was selected to be featured in the video campaign for THE GLOBAL GOALS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT CAMPAIGN, a ground-breaking collaboration of campaigners, public figures, companies and civil society groups.
For Media Queries: contact ALAN TANG from UNIVERSAL MUSIC SINGAPORE :(65) 6589 7556  alan.tang@umusic.com
 Social Media: https://www.facebook.com/reshmonuofficially TWITTER: www.twitter.com/reshmonu      Instagram:Reshmonu    

6 comments:

  1. I listened to your story in Chapter 5 about the Chinese Zodiac with my Japanese student.
    She is 16 and has only studied English for about 4 years . She said she understood only half of what was being said but added your imitation of the animals way of talking was very effective as being Japanese and having the same animal zodiac, it was the hint she needed to grasp the overall line of the story.
    I told her that the more times she listens to the story, the more she would understand, as her listening ability improves.

    She said she would love to listen to more stories as your story telling was very animated and I enjoyed it tremendously myself.
    So I gave her your link and she plans to listen in every week ..

    Nozomi also enjoyed the music and was happy she had a chance to listen to a Malaysian artist, Resh, the singer you featured in this Chapter. She was very impressed with his music ��

    Nozomi will be going to Malaysia on a homestay program for 3 weeks this July and she was really happy to hear English spoken by Malaysians ..

    From Nora Ueda, Japan.

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    1. Thank you Nora for your feedback of Chapter 5 broadcast. We hope you continue listening to our coming Chapters on aforadio.com
      Should you wish to contact us, please email to storytimejjb@gmail.com
      Wishing you a lovely Sunday with your family.

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  2. We were listening to this Chapter while driving to Port Klang for a day-trip at Pulau Ketam. All I can say is, this Podcast made the journey so eventful and entertaining! The story on the Zodiac Sign is particularly interesting, made so much better with Shantini’s style, enthuasism and creativity in telling the story. It made us feel like we were back in our childhood, enjoying our favourite Disney stories :) and I love how we get to discover new music as well. Would recommend it for everyone! Keep it up and can’t wait for more! xx

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  3. Thank you Muizz for your comments on this Chapter that you listened to. Do check out Podcasts from other Chapters in your free time. If you wish to contact us, please email storytimejjb@gmail.com

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  4. We had a listen to StoryTime a few weeks ago.
    We listened to the Chinese New year story (Chapter 5) and the one with jumping jellybean (Chapter 2).

    Aditya said he really liked the story telling and said it's so exciting that he dropped what he was doing.

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  5. Morning Norlin, thank you for the feedback. Very happy to hear, the stories Aditya heard kept him captivated. There are a lot more podcasts here....do get him to listen the the rest. I'm quite sure he'll be entertained. If you need to contact us, please email storytimejjb@gmail.com

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