The Belantara podcast, promoted by Diponegoro University’s Faculty of Cultural Sciences, is the first initiative in the realm of Indonesian literary podcasts. Guided by the theme of culture and literature, this podcast brings a fresh, modernized feel. Under the guidance of Muhammad Hamdan Mukafi, an experienced lecturer in Indonesian literature, the podcast provides a platform for listeners to ponder, explore, and discover the richness of Indonesian culture and literature that may not be widely known.
The team involved in creating this podcast consists of ten talented and passionate individuals: Damar Hisam, Ghaida Amira Mahsa, Helen Nuraini, Dinar Rizqy Al-Faqih, Ahmad Agung, Naufal Ahmad, Celia Indriani, Shofariatul M, and Alifya Juliani, Cindy Eka F. With diverse backgrounds and interests, the team brings a rich and varied perspective to each episode of the podcast.
The Belantara podcast aims to provide unique insights related to Indonesian literature study programs, culture, and other interesting things. Through their conversations, listeners are invited to explore conversations about local wisdom, classics, comparisons with global literature, and updates in the ever-evolving world of Indonesian literature.
In an era where digital media is increasingly dominating, podcasts are arguably the most effective platform for spreading ideas and knowledge. The Belantara podcast not only presents entertaining content but also educates and encourages critical thinking of the audience, especially students, towards Indonesian culture and literature.
With full enthusiasm, this podcast is one of the clear proofs that love for Indonesian culture and literature can not only be realized through written works but can also be realized through an innovative audio medium. Hopefully, this Belantara podcast can be a source of inspiration for the younger generation to appreciate and enrich themselves with knowledge about Indonesia’s rich culture and literature. (Helen)
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