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This week, Feeding Time goes international where we travel abroad to the lovely town of Sydney alongside The BIG Group founder, Ben Yong, to gather what inspires him during his frequent travels abroad and how he then channels these experiences into his very own distinctive restaurant concepts.

On the show this week, we speak to German professional golfer, Martin Kaymer, who took the golfing world by storm a decade ago. Listen to his rollercoaster ride up to the top of the world golf rankings, and his dramatic slump in form just one season later, and how he's plotting his comeback to pick up golf's first Olympic gold medal in more than a century.

On the show this week, we speak to German professional golfer, Martin Kaymer, who took the golfing world by storm a decade ago. Listen to his rollercoaster ride up to the top of the world golf rankings, and his dramatic slump in form just one season later, and how he's plotting his comeback to pick up golf's first Olympic gold medal in more than a century.

When we saw OJ Law, it felt as though we were seeing an old friend again. With his sharp glasses and his plaid shirt, it was definitively OJ Law to a tee! His new single, After All, had the legendary Patrick Teoh in the music video and if you ever wonder what Patrick looks like without a shirt on, we strongly suggest that you head to your Youtube right about now.

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Ross Yusof & guests Bob Holmes, Ray Jennings & Vijhay Vick lookback at the week's football and discuss the UCL semi finals where City lost to Madrid. Will Pep be going to a club with Champions League football next season? Real will take on Atletico in the final after they edged past Bayern on the away goals rule. Liverpool could be playing in the UCL next season if they beat Sevilla in the Europa League Final. Includes a comprehensive preview of the weekend's BPL and 3 Big Shouts from the guys.

Born in Romania, grew up in Canada and currently working in London, Cristina Sabaiduc’s interest in a womenswear and scarf label began when she was a little girl. She talks about how she was influenced by digital and textile prints in her designs. Emma Chong Johnston, Managing Editor of ELLE Malaysia, goes over what’s gaga about style trend: hyper romance.

Thirteen genetic superheroes walk among us but they don’t know it. These individuals were discovered from an analysis of the genomes of more than half a million people. The study showed that they have genetic mutations that is known to be disease causing – but do not exhibit any symptoms. Can genetically resilient individuals really exist?

We get you out of bed, to your first cup of coffee or to your first destination of your day with thought-provoking discussions on ideas, people and events shaping all our lives.

To say that Nana looks fit is a straight-up understatement because as soon as we saw her, we gained a few pounds ourselves. As far as we know, she has been extremely athletic throughout her life and we even talked about her own recipes. Apparently, her version of nasi lemak will convert anyone into eating healthy and she promised to bring us some the next time we meet again. We’re holding you to your word, Nana!

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Every year we see a huge number of biopics and historical films released by filmmakers around the world that are based on, or inspired by particular historical moments or historical personalities. We know the bigger titles like Gandhi, about the leader of India's non-violent freedom movement against British rule in the country; Titanic, the British passenger liner that sank in the North Atlantic Ocean; Les Miserables which is based loosely on French history after the French Revolution. On Talkback Thursday today, we're asking: What moment in Malaysian history would you like to see on the big screen? 

The worst disease isn't always the one that kills. Imagine a disease that has your antibodies attacking your joints, swelling them, and eventually twisting them out of shape. A disease that you cannot cure but have to control for life on drugs. That would be rheumatoid arthritis – a disease that forces one third of its patients out of their jobs. Tune in as we speak to afflicted patients and the medical specialist who treats them to learn about the economic burden of rheumatoid arthritis on Health & Living at 4pm. This documentary is brought to you in collaboration with Pfizer Malaysia.