| Date | Programmes | Podcast Title | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 07-Jun-22 |
Live & Learn (2:00 PM) |
Is Malaysia Food Insecure? And What Are We Doing About It?
Dr Sarena Che Omar, Deputy Director of Research, Khazanah Research Institute |
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| 10-Sep-20 |
The Breakfast Grille (8:05 AM) |
Urban Poverty is Worsening, How Do We Address It?
Dr Muhammed Abdul Khalid, Managing Director, DM Analytics | Tengku Aira Tengku Razif, Programme Analyst, UNFPA |
|
| 23-Jul-19 |
Morning Brief (7:45 AM) |
Cash Transfers Should be Temporary
Azam Wan Hashim, Executive in Research, Institute of Democracy and Economic Affairs (IDEAS) |
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| 17-Oct-16 |
Evening Edition (6:00 PM) |
What Happens When You Give Fish to a Man?
Rema Hanna, Jeffrey Cheah professor of Southeast Asia, Harvard Kennedy School | Lee Heng Guie, executive director of the Socio-Economic Research Centre |
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Best of Enterprise
(REPEAT) Co-founders of WonderBrew, Joseph Poh (CEO) and Loke Boon Eng (COO) join us to share their story of transforming a hipster health drink into a mainstream Malaysian beverage.
Just For Kicks
(REPEAT) The pundits gather around again to discuss English clubs' poor performances in Europe, as well as look ahead to match week 30 of the EPL!
A Bit of Culture
(REPEAT) Kam and his two guests, Ahmad Yazid and Na'a Murad sit together to talk about life changing events, climbing Mount Everest and James Bond reboot.
Ringgit & Sense
(REPEAT) Harvindar Singh, Managing Partner of Harvey & Associates talks about individual tax reliefs and tips for filing one's taxes.
The Property Show
(REPEAT) Sebastian Beltran Cuevas of Verdant Solar explains the costs, savings, and risks of rooftop solar for homeowners.
Best of The Bigger Picture
(REPEAT) Do you want to be strong or look swole? Do these two always go hand-in-hand? We dive into what building strength means and why it matters for everyone.
Best of Evening Edition
(REPEAT) The Charm in Malaysia’s Old Flats
BBC World Service
Tony Juniper, an environmentalist who has worn many hats over the course of his career, speaks to Professor Jim Al-Khalili about his enduring love for nature and hopes for the future.
