Update on Yuki's situation. My new voicemail. Financial situation. http://yukishock.blogspot.com

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Lost my long-time comment line number. New number is 206-338-ONG-9. Consider helping out transgender activist in Malaysia, Yuki. Please register to vote. Vote for Obama. Yuki's Blog: Yuki's Box Of Chocolates Tilted World is trying to help Yuki. http://www.voteforchange.com/index_obama.php http://barackobama.com/ http://onglinepodcast.com (Blog) ongline@gmail.com (email) (206) 338-ONG-9 (Voicemail Comment) http://photos.onglinepodcast.com (Photos)

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Two weeks ago I introduced you to this film about Muslim Transexual Sex Workers. This week I want to get the opinion of a transexual, who is NOT a sex worker, who wants to view her opinion about this film. Yuki, who is a co-contributor to TiltedWorld.org is kind enough to chat with us about herself and this film. Ex-Gay Watch - www.exgaywatch.com Tilted World - www.tiltedworld.org Yuki's Box Of Chocolates - www.yukishock.blogspot.com Blog on Ex-Gay Survivors: Beyond Ex-Gay - www.beyondexgay.com Blog on transphobia: Questioning Transphobia - www.questioningtransphobia.wordpress.com Transgenders in the US: Transadvocate - www.transadvocate.com

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I am angry. Listen to my accumulated frustration for the last few months and years about this country that I love. Why I came to this country. I want to be a proud American outside of the USA, not only within. Denture whistles.

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I am so excited to chat with PohSi Teng, one of the three winners of the Freedom Film Festival (FFF) 2008. Her bold subject in her documentary caught my attention. Find out about PohSi herself and her documentary project of Muslim transexual workers in Malaysia. She also talked about the challenges she faced and the things she got out of this project. I can't wait to see this documentary myself. I will give you my opinion as soon as I get my hands on this film. Those of you who are in Malaysia, these are the upcoming screenings. For more information, go to PohSi's website for more detailed information reserving your tickets. All admissions are free. Johor Bahru (13 Sept. 2008) - 8:00 p.m. Tropical Inn Johor Bahru 15 Jalan Gereja 80100 Johor Bahru, Johor Tel: 07-224 7888 -------- Kuching (20 Sept. 2008) - 8:00 p.m. Old Court House Jalan Tun Abang Haji Openg 93000 Sarawak Tel: 08-2410 944 -------- Penang (27 Sept. 2008) - 8:00 p.m. Wawasan Open University (WOU) 54 Jalan Sultan Ahmad Shah 10500 Penang Tel: 04-228 9323 Official Website of "Pecah Lobang", the documentary PT Foundation Legal Aid Centre

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Nancy from Japan send the cats some snacks.

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Introducing Ding da Bell Podcast. China. East and West. AIDS and HIV. Abortion.

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Bruce and I sat down and talked about our brunch from Sunday. Childhood food. My passion for food. The making of a foodie. Lidia's Italy

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I'm scaling down. In more ways than one. Instead of telling you about my opinion about China, how the West look at China, and all the big issues, I'm telling you a very personal story about my growing up, being a little gay boy.

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Thanks to supportive listeners. Gay rights in Malaysia. Why I think TiltedWorld.org is important. Doing what we can in our own little ways. Understanding that we are all limited. Do you know what the Vietnamese currency is?

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Wrap up the drama, send off to goodness. Penang Hokkien Podcast and myself in the newspaper in Malaysia. What my plans are for my Penang Hokkien podcast anniversary. Going beyond podcasting. Power of laughters.

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I talk about controversy. Responding to Chef Mark's comment on last week's show. Voice comments from Zillafag. Big heads of some podcasters. I have a life when my mic is turned off. A real life.

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Feeling tired and uninspired. Respecting differences. Putting things in perspectives. Why do I podcast? TiltedWorld.org - Malaysian LGBT Blog.

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Talking about my roots. My being gay. My being a Malaysian. Inspiring unity movement in Malaysia. Malaysian GLBT blog - TIltedWorld.org Malaysian Artistes for Unity - MalaysianArtistesForUnity.info Download the MP3 of Here in my Home. Watch the music video: Go to the website for more videos and audio.

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Come join me for a little walk. Slow pace A-D-D. Come take a stroll with me in my head as I think out loud. Ding Da Bell. Husbands away. Open relationships. Judging and more.

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Thanks for the well wishes for our 10th anniversary. Visiting Orlando. Meeting podcasters. Maiko and I are starting a new show, Ding Da Bell. Send in your questions. You may send to dingdabell@gmail.com it is a valid email.

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A little surprise meet-up with some fun podcasters and listeners in Orlando Florida.

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Bruce and I celebrated our 10th anniversary last Friday. It's almost a miracle to have him on the show and talk about how we met. I'm so glad you did. I hope you'll enjoy a little part of our relationship, and a little part of me that's so important to me.

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Walking down memory lane with my college roommate Henry. We used to make up bitchy poems for our teachers. I have always wanted to record our poems while we still have them in our heads. It may not mean anything to you, but oh boy, was I enjoying myself during this recording with Henry. Don't worry if you don't get it. I don't expect you to. :D

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I am finally able to record the story that I was telling you about for the last few weeks. A touching and empowering story of a mother who embraced two of her sons' coming out.

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Happy Mother's day to everyone! And yes, you are included! Male-Female parents better than the rest? Or is it love that's more important thing in a family? Responding to what are goals, what is my life's purpose. Coming to terms with changing friendship with Steve. NOTE: I meant to say "pompous" not "pius". Just thought of it as I'm uploading this. Shut up, I'm Asian!

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Not the cheeriest of myself, so I went on and talk about deeper crap. Change of job. Change of friendship. Purpose in life. Over the weekend, when I was cleaning my face, I saw reflections of myself in my eyes. I just thought it's so cool. So I snapped some pictures of that. And how apt that I get to use this image for this podcast. Searching for self. Looking at myself through my own eyes.

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If you think that my A-D-D is bad, try double doses of A-D-D. Maiko's back for more laughs. Thanks to all of you who sent me messages. You'll get to hear from a few of them in this show.

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Malaysian gay rights. What rights do we have if we can't get married her in the USA? If you are a podcaster, you are an object in the public. A word of advice on my my soapbox about podcasting. Take it or eat it.

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Joining me this week is one of my new discoveries of personal journal podcasts. I enjoy his shows, plus he's quite nice for the eyes. I'm sure you'll enjoy some juicy informations I pulled out of Cram Redgeh. Please check out the first half of this show from the iTunes link below. The title of the show is "Ong vs Cram Part 1" Here is his iTunes directory link. Or click on the image to visit his iTunes page:

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Checking out the Electric Fountain at Rockefeller Center in New York City. Chef Mark from Remarkably Mark Podcast gave me a tour. We craaaazy!

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Running around with my white briefs talking about everything and nothing. Voice messages from listeners. Birthday thank-yous.

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Recap my visit to New York, the people I met, the things I did, and finally the repercussion of my too-much-fun in New York. It's my first recording since after the trip.

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The boys are back! Paul and Andrew are back to my "studio" to chat about their podcast and the future of podcasting in Malaysia. Visit GeekWeeklyTV

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Once I arrived in New York City, there's not time to waste but head right downtown for some comfort food of mine.

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Peter and Pinoyboy from Oh My Pod and myself walked the streets of downtown Manhattan. We talked mostly about food, well, we started from a Chinese candy shop and walked our way from Chinatown to Little Italy. This show includes the "Hello Titty" picture from my previous post. Sorry about the over modulation and the mobile phone interference. I think the content is too good to pass sharing it with all of you.

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Mark and I walked the streets of New York City. Mark posted the same recording on his own show Remarkably Mark, but from my point of view.

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Henry and I talk about our college years. Crazy terminologies we used and crazy things we used to do. Of course all these happen around the most important thing, Penang food. This is recorded in the restaurant, Nyonya, in Chinatown, Manhattan, New York.

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Even though I've only been podcasting for three plus years, I feel like an old fart. It's quite rejuvenating to see young and budding podcasters. Especially those from Malaysia. You all know I have been waiting for contents coming from Malaysia since day one of my own podcasting days. Hope you'll enjoy Paul and Andrew as much as I enjoyed chatting with them. Visit GeekWeeklyTV

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Chinese New Year. My busy singing weekend. Chai. Podcamp Midwest. My favorite podcasting software - Feeder. What Valentine's Day means to me. Email Valentines. What does Personal Journal Podcasts mean to me.

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As promised, this is the video of two A.D.D. bitches who are obsessed with our own fat.

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Finally, the last of the three videos. Maiko and I finally finished making the dessert. Now it's tasting time. Of course, with a lot of giggles.

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Happy Chinese New Year, peeps!

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Busy February. Chinese New Year. Ash Wednesday. Singing all weekend. Podcamp Midwest. New York City here I come. Tired of iTunes reviews. Podcamp Midwest Arthur's AmeriNZ Podcast OhMyPod.net: Peter & PinoyBoy

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I got rear-ended, not the good way. Podcamp NYC postponed. I'm going to NYC anyway. Chinese New Year is coming.

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Do you believe in positivity? Do we need our friends to help us stay positive? How we need our friends to keep us sane when we go through rough times. Thanks to Maiko and Steve. Two very important friends in my life. Thanks to all the live listeners. If you are interested in being a part of the live show, please sign up for an email notification whenever I do a live show. I don't have a fixed schedule for my live shows. And they are usually not recorded.

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Cough cough. Yak yak. Sniffle sniffle. Oy. Podcamp Wiki

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Merry Christmas to all, and to those who are not so merry at all. Cherish the friends and loved ones around you, and send your love to those who are far away. That's hat it means for me on Christmas. Thanks to all of you who sent me cards, Peter from Oh My Pod, Brad from 773 Podcast, Nancy from Japan, and Maiko who's now in Japan. Lots of love for you.

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Better late than never! Ongline Classic - driving to work. New recorder. Why I missed posting a show on Monday.

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What does it take to come out? What is the price of coming out? What is the benefit of coming out? Those are some of my own reflections.

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Nick is back with the very last part of his chat with me several weeks ago. Among many other things, we talked about the type of men he likes, his YouTube videos, and his podcast. Links: Queercast: Singapore's Juiciest Queer Podcast Nicky_Bitchy Blog Nicholas Deroose's YouTube

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Nick from Queercast is back to chat with us with more outrageous gay stuff. Of course from the Asian perspective. Check out his podcast: Queercast: Singapore's Juiciest Queer Podcast Nick's blog: Nicky_Bitchy Blog

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Doing a little catchup with everyone since my last three shows were all pre-recorded chats with two different Nicks. I completely forgot about Thanksgiving during this recording, but I still want to wish you a wonderful Thanksgiving this Thursday. For those outside of the United States, just eat something and get really full. New Hair & Taché Up High:

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Yet another Nick on Ongline. This one is from Singapore. Nicholas Deroose is one of the hosts of the only Singaporean gay podcast called Queercast. I can guarantee that if you enjoy my loud mouth, you'd definitely enjoy his too. Plus, he's hot! Check out his podcast: Queercast: Singapore's Juiciest Queer Podcast Nick's blog: Nicky_Bitchy Blog Sodomy Law in the USA: http://www.sodomylaws.org/

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Nick Thomas comes back to chat more about life after sex, finance, growing up, and more. Find out more about Nick this conversation. If you are here for the first time, you might want to check out the previous episodes: Ongline #247 Nick Speaks To listen and subscribe to Nick's podcast, please head over to NickThomas.org

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As I'm reaching my third year of podcasting, I'd like to share yet another fascinating personal human story from the, sometimes controversial, Nick Thomas. Nick Thomas's podcast isn't for everyone, but his honesty and his personal stories really touched me. I am glad to have had the chance to chat with him. And I truly appreciate his willingness to do this despite how uneasy he gets in interview situations like this. Nick Thomas's Website

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Maiko and I make a fruity dessert. Is it Angel Food Cake? Or Angel Fruit Cake? Or A-D-D? Who is the fruit cake?

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Chatted with Wanda Wisdom on Lucky Bitch Radio on Friday. Pealing pomegranate as I reflect becoming more Asian... in stereo!

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ENDA: Take action now. We are running out of time. Contact Your Representative to Demand the inclusion of "Gender Identity" Maiko is in Japan. The cats are pushing my A.D.D to its limit. Maikoism. And a little surprise for you in the show, some where, just listen to the whole thing.

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Please take action now to get ENDA (Employment Non-discrimination Act) passed that includes EVERYONE. The transgender community is being left out of ENDA initially. But on Monday 10/7/2007, the action to substitute the bill so that "gender identity" is not part of ENDA will be postponed. We now have 2 weeks to write aggressively to your representatives. Follow this link to take action now. Contact Your Representative to Demand the inclusion of "Gender Identity" Related Sites: http://www.nosubstitutes.org/ http://transadvocate.com/ http://www.trannywreck.com/ http://ntac.org/

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