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This week, Patrick Teoh takes you on another foot stomping, hand clapping ride down memory lane as he blows dust off his vinyl collection to bring you the top 30 songs of 1960 by the UK’s New Musical Express. Featuring Elvis Presley, Everly Brothers, Percy Faith Orchestra, Johnny Preston, and many more.

It’s a common perception that youth seem uninterested or uneducated when it comes to the news, despite being “born digital” and proficient in social media platforms. In this week’s episode, we explore news and media literacy among youths. Is this a fair assumption? And if so, is it due to lack of exposure or awareness?

Here are the segments of the episode:

1:29 - Asia Calling 1 - Indonesia protects its waters

9:44 - Asia Calling 2 - India faces worst water crisis in decades

17:12 - Youth, Media and News - A Potent Mix?

This episode was produced by Sharyl Kaur and Muhammad Haniff Baharudin

When it comes to repping where you’re from, no one does it better than the president himself, Joe Flizzow. In conjunction with Subang Jaya’s 40th Anniversary – the unofficial ambassador of Subang Jaya joins us on the show to talk about his memories growing up in Subang Jaya and the songwriting process behind his new song “Budak Subang Jaya”.

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0:14 - Yosugi - Aduhai (IND)

2:55 - Yotaro - Flowing Senses (JPN)

5:54 - RMF - Be Wid You (PHI)

8:49 - JOE FLIZZOW INTERVIEW

22:35 - Joe Flizzow - Budak Subang Jaya (MY)

26:09 - Radya - Nyebrank (IND)

30:17 - Lin Feng - Golden Pineapple (CHN)

A music show like no other - Othniel will be introducing you to some lesser known gems from the past, present and future. Join him as he predicts where music will be in the future with his crystal ball of tunes.

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0:24 - Disclosure - Feel Like I Do (ft. Al Green)

4:20 - Jordan Rakei - Theta State

7:23 - Mild High Club - Homage

10:54 - 90s Flav - S p r i n k l e

12:44 - Pigarette - Foot Traffic

16:13 - Tom Misch - Artist

20:27 - The Sha La Das - Those Are The Years

24:49 - JMSN - Power

28:30 - Callum Connor - Wake Up

32:17 - Hiroshi Satoh - Say Goodbye

35:33 - Flamingosis - What Went Wrong?

39:58 - Massive Attack - Be Thankful For What You’ve Got

They call her The Shanghai Jazz Queen, she calls herself Janerous Lee, but we just call her Janet Lee. Listen in on our interview with her as we talk about her genesis under the spotlight, and the struggle she fought to get to where she is today. Also, Janet has debuted first album “Restless Heart”, give it a listen everyone!

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Dr George Lee returns to discuss the latest medical news. Expect deep insights delivered with generous humour. Joining him this week is Clinical Psychologist, Paul Jambunathan to discuss the challenges of male friendships.

Ross Yusof & guests Keeshaanaan, Vijhay & Sam talk about Roy Hodgson's resignation. Where did Roy go wrong? Was it squad selection. in game tactics, substitutions? Who is the right man for England, moving forward? There's a full preview of the Quarter Finals. Portugal are the first team through thanks to their penalty shootout win over Poland. Who will join them from Wales v Belgium, Germany v Italy and France v Iceland?

The introduction of self-government to Singapore in 1959 meant Singapore reached a democratic height that it has never reached again. And because of the open democratic system, politicians had to furiously compete with each other for votes. 1959 was perhaps Singapore’s most politically exciting year, seeing both the best and worst of democracy in the events surrounding the election. In this episode, PJ Thum describes the events of 1959, and explains why 1959 (a date whose significance is often lost to Singaporeans) is so significant. Please send questions, comments, and feedback to [email protected] or visit thehistoryofsingapore.com. Support the show at patreon.com/pjthum.

Shakespeare’s ‘Richard III’ is presented through the grotesque of Butoh in the shapes of two productions,  ‘Laments of the Dead” and ‘’Car Park and Six Incidents of Murder.”  Swee Keong says that Richard III presents himself first as a man of conscience, however, this voice of morality does not stop him from the mayhem he commits and the blood he spills to reach the throne and hold on to it. We find out if these productions defends evil merely by beautifying it.

In the first episode, we delved into the history and heritage of the city exploring its development and progression over these 40 years. To continue that conversation, we pick the minds of the community themselves with three loud & proud Subang-nites on the township's housing market, the sense of togetherness with the Subang 'pride', and the exciting future that would elevate Subang Jaya as a first-class city. And then, Sime Darby Property's future plans for development, a more vibrant community, and making Subang a well-connected city with Transit Oriented Development as we hear from Dato Jauhari Hamidi, the Managing Director of Sime Darby Property.

And then rounding off our series, we feature two individuals born-and-bred Subangnites representing and pushing the limits of the numerous sub-cultures in the incredibly diverse community of Subang - denim-head Hazri Chee, owner of Cheese Denim and rapper Joe Flizzow tell us of their stories in Subang and how there is no place like home.

This episode is brought to you by Sime Darby Properties - Developing Sustainable Communities.