| Date | Programmes | Podcast Title | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 02-Apr-25 |
Made In Malaysia (7:00 PM) |
Writing for Young Minds
Kimberly Lee, Author and Managing Editor, Makchic |
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| 26-Apr-24 |
Inside Story (6:00 PM) |
The Books That Raised And Made Us
Jason Pandya-Wood, Dean of Arts and Social Sciences, University of Nottingham Malaysia |
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| 14-Mar-24 |
I Love KL (9:00 PM) |
Somewhere in the Kuala
Lisa Goh, Author, Somewhere in the Kuala | William Chew, Author, Somewhere in the Kuala |
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| 23-Feb-24 |
Evening Edition (5:00 PM) |
Raising Little Bookworms
Elina Druker, Professor of Comparative Literature, Department of Culture and Aesthetics, Stockholm University |
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| 17-Apr-23 |
Open For Business (10:00 AM) |
Pelangi Publishing Group - Is It All Rainbows & Sunshine?
Sum Lih Kang, Deputy Managing Director | Poh Swee Hiang, Publishing Director, Pelangi Publishing Group |
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| 04-Apr-23 |
By The Book (8:00 PM) |
By the Book: Nadia Mikail Wins The Waterstones Children’s Book Prize
Nadia Mikail, author |
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| 20-Sep-22 |
By The Book (8:00 PM) |
By The Book: Bibliography - Roald Dahl
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| 16-Aug-22 |
By The Book (8:00 PM) |
By the Book: Book Clubs For Children
Li Hsian Choo, parent and founder of a children's book club |
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| 22-Apr-22 |
Live & Learn (2:00 PM) |
A Hen-Made Tale
Lim Soon Heng, Actor, and Executive Director, KL Shakespeare Players |
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| 02-Nov-21 |
By The Book (8:00 PM) |
By the Book: Bibliography - Enid Blyton
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| 12-Mar-21 |
The Daily Digest (2:00 PM) |
Is Dr Seuss Cancelled? No, His Books Are Simply Being Recalled
Heidi Shamsuddin, Children’s Book Author |
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| 14-Sep-20 |
The Daily Digest (2:30 PM) |
How Roald Dahl Helps Kids Deal with the Rotbungled, Scrotty Parts of Life
Heidi Shamsuddin , Children's Book Author |
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| 08-Sep-20 |
By The Book (8:00 PM) |
By the Book: Hanna Alkaf’s The Girl and the Ghost
Hanna Alkaf, Author |
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| 28-Jul-20 |
By The Book (8:00 PM) |
By the Book: Book Club July 2020: The Ickabog
Dhanya Nair |
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| 22-Jul-20 |
Popcorn Culture (7:30 PM) |
Popcorn Culture - Review: The Baby-Sitters Club
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| 14-Apr-20 |
Front Row (12:30 PM) |
#stayathome with Jane Eyre & Dr Seuss (and Dr Dre!)
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The 6AM Stretch
Thought-provoking discussions on ideas, people and events shaping our lives.
World Market Watch
Joe Quinlan, Chief Market Strategist, US Trust-BOA Private Wealth Management tells us where international markets are heading.
Morning Brief
We recap global and local headlines from today's papers and portals.
Morning Brief
Dr Sonia Mycak talks about the phone call between Trump and Putin in regards to the war between Russia and Ukraine.
Morning Brief
Zeckqualine Melai, Teacher & Researcher from the Faculty of Education, Language and Communication from Unimas Sarawak unpacks the broader implications of free tertiary education in Sarawak.
The Breakfast Grille
Mirzan Mahathir, Managing Director, Betamek.
Morning Brief
Shazrul Ariff Suhaimi of Khazanah Research Institute looks into why 2.1% of jobs remained unfilled, even as Malaysia’s labour market reached 9.1 million in the Q1 2025.
Morning Brief
(REPEAT) We dive into the local and international news that matters to you.
Opening Bell
(REPEAT) We bring you the latest on Bursa Malaysia and international capital markets.
Opening Bell
(REPEAT) We take a look at the FBM KLCI as well as regional capital markets.
People, Planet, Profit
Najah Onn, founder of FashinFidelity discuss Malaysian trends in sustainable fashion.
Open For Business
How Hotel Owners Lose Money And How to Avoid It
Marketing Mojo
Beyond Tokenism: How Brands Can Get DEI Right
Enterprise Explores
Can the Global South Replace the West in Global Trade?
The Breakfast Grille Repeat
Mirzan Mahathir, Managing Director, Betamek.
Discovery Hour
An eclectic selection of BBC shows, curated with variety in mind.
Beyond the Ballot Box
A Political economist shares his thoughts on IMF’s suggestion to increase retirement age to 70.
Health & Living
We speak to a health economist about how supermarkets and governments can nudge people to make healthier grocery choices.
Top 5 at 5
Talkback Tuesday
Do you think that the internet has largely been a force for good or bad, in the world? Would you prefer to live without the internet?
BBC World Service
