Sandy Ong

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279 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 11 Sep

Sandy Ong’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Unexpected Elements · Light entertainment · 14 Aug 2026 podcast

I don't know how y familiar you are with Je Chew, but basically it's

Nickname is the Hawaii of South Korea.

So it's this volcanic island that's off the mainland.

It's, you know, really beautiful and scenic.

And the thing that struck me instantly when I got there was just how quiet and peaceful it was compared to the busyness and all the noise that

you know, usually comes with city life.

And it got me thinking and really appreciating how being in nature makes you feel so good and it really helps calm down your your nervous system.

So I was wondering how do we replicate that feeling in space, you know, of being immersed in nature, of bird watching, of observing animals, doing their own thing in the wild in a way that's not terribly artificial.

Um yeah, so I think I would dedicate my year of study to do that.

Oh my gosh, Alex, I'm so glad you brought this up.

This is like a pet peeve of mine.

I hate when people do this.

And it tends to happen.

I've seen it on the bus and on the train.

And it's a very certain demographic of people who tend to do this.

Oh, but I'm gonna sound ages.

Um it's usually older people who don't wear headphones and earphones and or maybe they're hard of hearing as well, just to compound the problem and it's just really loud.

Wait, so they're saying that young people tend to play their music in public more often than the older group?

I'm really surprised.

I feel like I always see people, young people, younger people with headphones in and just blocking out the world, so I am surprised.

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