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Ross Yusof & his guests Gogulan, Keeshaanan & Sam hand out awards for the "Best of the Group Stage". Best game, goal, player so far?

Then the chaps set about previewing the last 16. Have Portugal come out smelling of roses in the 1st half of the draw? (avoiding the big nations) Can the Portugese now overcome Croatia? Will Wales win the Battle of Britain 2? Can Iceland pull off a shock against England? What of the Germans? They lost to Slovakia in a warmup a month ago! Then there's Italy v Spain. All previewed and predicted!

Odyssey’ is a term now in our general parlance evoking notions of a long journey. Some may remember Homer and his stories about the returning Greek. The Singapore Art Museum has commissioned (mostly Southeast Asian) artists to use that term in ways that would challenge our notions of seas, bodies of water and the boundaries they create and blur. Assistant Curator, Andrea Fam, talks about the works, artists and how space within the museum is used for an immersive experience.

One of the most pressing issues facing Singapore in the 1950s was the severe shortage of housing for its rapidly growing population. But imposing a solution on the population of Singapore would have drastic consequences for the identity and culture of Singaporeans, altering their relationship to the earth, to the state, and to each other. In this episode. PJ Thum sits down with Dr Loh Kah Seng, author of “Squatters into Citizens: The 1961 Bukit Ho Swee Fire and the Making of Singapore.” Please send questions, comments, and feedback to [email protected] or visit thehistoryofsingapore.com. Support the show at patreon.com/pjthum. For a longer version of this interview, please visit soundcloud.com/historysg/episode34.

For all the previous episodes in this series, search for "History of Singapore" on bfm.my.

We get up-close and personal with a young jazz saxophonist who many describe as the best pair of lips on the saxophone in the country. Most recently he was on stage with Branford Marsalis, jamming at a well-known jazz watering hole.

Sports organisations and athletes around the world are beginning to incorporate the discipline and science of Yoga in their daily routine, to improve their health, fitness, as well as to help them with their injuries. We speak to Iyengar Yoga coach, Paarul Mehta on the benefits of this particular type of yoga, and what’s made Iyengar Yoga so popular these days, especially to men, athletes and many who’ve tried it.

From first launching in Melbourne, Adam Liew has brought his brand to Malaysian shores. Formally working in the advertising field, he shares how he started in the fashion industry and his fashion label. Emma Chong Johnston, Managing Editor of ELLE Malaysia, breaks down style trend: newsboy caps.

Subang Jaya celebrates its 40th birthday this year and in conjunction with that, for two weeks, we bring to you stories from Subang-nites touching base with the exciting cultures, its vibrant community and rich heritage of the township. To kick off the series, we take a look-back at the history & early development of the city with heritage crusader Elizabeth Cardosa, the Executive Director of Badan Warisan Malaysia. And then, with the diversity of its residents, who brings together these differing opinions and ideas? Enter Teoh Teik Hoong, who aims to be the pulse of Subang Jaya by being the sole editor of SJ Echo - a community newspaper that been making its rounds in Subang Jaya for the last nine years.

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

You may not have heard of the Cook Chill System but you would have definitely tasted some of the meals made with one be it on a plane or a restaurant. Clive Howarth joins us on the show to explain more about this system that was originally developed in the 60s and how it revolutionizes the way food is prepared in the kitchen.  

He was with us before and now he's back from his band tour from rocking in Tokyo and crowdsurfing in Osaka. Fuad joins us tonight to catch up from where we left off the last time on the show, from talking about his experience with the people of the Rising Sun to his collection of underwear on the walls. Give a listen to their song, KL I Sayang You!

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Dr George Lee returns to discuss the latest medical news. Expect deep insights delivered with generous humour. Daniel Liew from the Barista Guild joins Dr George Lee as they discuss coffee culture, coffee consumption and whether it causes bladder cancer. The International Agency for Research on Cancer, part of the World Health Organization, had classed coffee as "possibly" carcinogenic in 1991 but has now decided to downgrade its cancer risk.