Southeast Asian Ghouls, Durians, and a Love Story with Sun and Sha

This week we have two awesome guests, Ambi Sun and Sha Roose! Join us while we chat about Southeast Asian history and spirits, Durians and a tragic Burmese folktale. 0:00- Interview with Sha and Sun28:10-Dish of the Week: We need to have a serious discussion about Durians 50:12- Tea Time: South Asian Ghouls and Spirits1:03:18- The story of Shin Mwaynun and Min Nandar, a Burmese FolktaleSupport the Tales and Oracle of Eleven on Kickstarter!!!Ambi Sun is a Malaysian-born Graphic Designer and Illustrator based in Melbourne, Australia. Her illustration style is intricate and often features florals and stars. As an Illustrator, She aims to create work that does not confine to personal expression, but is educational and also deeply intertwined with the human experience. Through her work, she aspires to bridge the gap between the ordinary and the fantastical, inviting audiences to explore the depths of their imagination and connect with the universal aspects of the human experience through lines and colours. At the core of her purpose lies the belief that art possesses the unique ability to break barriers, unite cultures, and challenge perceptions. @ambi_sun on Instagram Ambi's Website Sha Roose is a Malaysian Multidisciplinary Designer with formal training in Interior Design and Architecture. Part of her disciplines include the weaving of stories either in writing, following the oral tradition, or as a Game Master for one of many tabletop roleplaying games. Sha is also a Person with Disability (PWD) living with Spinal Muscular Atrophy and an activist fighting for the inclusion of PWDs in society and the build environment. @cpt_Scuter on Instagram @__sha___ on Twitter Sha 's Website Sha on YouTube 8 Things You Need To Know About Durian, the World's Smelliest FruitTHE STORY OF SHIN MWAY LOON AND MIN NANDAR | MIN NANDAR GARDEN HOTELThe story of Shin Mwaynun and Min Nandar - Myanmar 2023Krasue - WikipediaKuntilanak - WikipediaCategory:Southeast Asian legendary creatures - WikipediaHow Durian Got Its Smell – Southeast Asian Folktales<br/>If you enjoyed the show, please give us a 5 star on whatever podcast platform you listen to us on!Support Dine with the Divine Follow the podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dinewiththedivine/Follow on Facebook at Dine with the Divine at https://www.facebook.com/Dine-....with-the-Divine-1193 me (Ashley!) at Sankofa Healing