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Food, Fasting & What Home Really Means: LIVE in KL with the Lite Breakfast (Hari Raya Special)

Malaysia doesn't just celebrate Hari Raya. It lives it, across religions, cultures, and kitchen tables. In this special live episode, The Hungry Immigrant records in front of a live audience in Kuala Lumpur during Ramadan 2026, just before breaking fast. Host Abang Brian is joined by Terry Ong and Leya, hosts of The LITE Breakfast on Lite FM, Malaysia's leading English radio station. What starts as a conversation about food becomes something much bigger: what fasting truly demands of a person, what Hari Raya means to Malaysians of every background, and why the food memories we carry stay with us long after everyone at the table is gone. This episode covers: Terry's story: how his mother apologised through food, never words The Great Laksa Debate: Penang vs Kedah vs Johor vs Sarawak What Ramadan fasting really means beyond food and drink Cooking rendang in France as a student and crying before the first bite Growing up non-Muslim in Malaysia and why Hari Raya belongs to everyone The Sambal Survey A deeply moving moment about a late grandmother, forgiveness, and love "What do you know for sure?" — Terry and Leya's answers will stay with you Recorded live at Kelab Golf Negara Subang, Kuala Lumpur. The Hungry Immigrant is a podcast that celebrates Asian food culture, identity, and the stories that connect us across borders. Live episodes coming to Michigan, New York, Virginia and beyond. Keep your plates adventurous and your hearts open. Chapters 00:52 Welcome to the first ever live Hungry Immigrant LIVE 04:56 How Malaysians apologise through food (Terry's story) 07:02 The Great Laksa Debate 12:38 Explaining Hari Raya to the world 14:40 "I've been fasting for 15 years. I'm still trying." 19:15 Cooking rendang in France and crying on the floor 22:35 Growing up non-Muslim at Hari Raya 27:43 Audience share their Raya memories 29:54 The Sambal Survey 39:41 "My late grandmother. I miss her." 40:52 On forgiveness; the emotional peak 42:15 Raya food disaster stories 49:42 What do you know for sure? 51:52 See you in Michigan, New York & Virginia