Local arts group TerryAndTheCuz are are taking on the grave issue of human trafficking, through a new contemporary dance and theatre project titled SK!N.

We discuss the in-depth research and background work that went into translating this complex and disturbing issue into an arts production, and the role that the arts play in making these issues more relatable to the masses, with writer and producer Terence Conrad of TerryAndTheCuz.

You can back their Kickstarter fundraising project for the production HERE.

We usually get wiser with age, but that doesn't mean we have to grow up to wise up. This hour, TED speakers explore what it means to find wisdom at every stage of life.

Forward-thinking new music from everywhere. Saturdays and Wednesdays (repeat) 9pm with KL’s own Mushroom Buttons getting down to business with a new mix for BFM.

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0:10 - JV - Facade

5:02 - Dro Carey - Queensberry Rules (ft. KUCKA)

8:49 - Kiat - The Robots (ft. Intriguant)

14:24 - KAIN - Middle Passage ft. VMPRMYTH

17:12 - M.Rux - Bijou

22:30 - YAHNA - Face

24:01 - DAMACHA - yiyuan

27:11 - Holy Balm - Fashion

31:17 - Nick Monaco - Half Naked

35:43 - DJC - Sands Tool

39:36 - Rizzla - Airlock (SHALT Edit)

45:07 - Guest Mix: Mushroom Buttons

82:35 - Anatole - Here For This (Asdasfr Bawd Remix)

89:08 - Mark Pritchard - Sad Alron

91:40 - vhs Dream - A E I O U

95:27 - Pantha Du Prince - In An Open Space

With our eyes set on unearthing the freshest flavours from unexpected places, we widen our scope with hand-picked selections from all across Asia. Hot off the heels of psychedelic band Golden Mammoth’s debut release, we speak to them to find out more about the new album and the inner-workings of the band. 

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0:16 - Orang - R U Down With It (MY)

5:10 - Srirajah Rockers - Respect (TH)

9:42 - Golden Mammoth - Mellow Zone (MY)

15:44 - Golden Mammoth Interview

26:53 - Golden Mammoth - Changing (MY)

30:37 - Barasuara - Mengunci Ingatan (IND)

35:55 - Lustbass - Home (PHI)

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

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0:27 - Grizzly Bear - Two Weeks

5:36 - Wild Nothing - Nocturne

10:44 - DIIV - Dopamine

15:26 - Tennis - Needle & A Knife

19:29 - Ducktails - Headbanging In The Mirror

22:58 - GUM - Anaesthetised Lesson

26:23 - POLICA - Lay Your Cards Out

30:29 - 808INK - Suede Jaw

34:21 - Loyle Carner - Stars & Shards

38:28 - Iamamiwhoami - Play

42:43 - Yeo - Girl

47:12 - Phoenix - Bourgeois

Join us as we spin you our weekly collection of jazz music, sweeping across multiple sub-genres, comprising of both contemporary & classic compositions.

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0:11 - The Philadelphia Experiment - Grover

5:52 - Lage Lund - Rumspring

13:12 - Snarky Puppy - Gemini

18:38 - Jimmy Smith & Wes Montgomery - OGD

25:52 - Pat Metheny & Congo Vu - Tune Blues

31:38 - Charlie Hunter - Lively Up Yourself

38:21 - Stanley Turpentine - Get It

46:03 - Oddisee - Viva Brazil

50:59 - Quantic & Nickodemus - Mi Swing Es Tropical (feat Tempo & The Candela Allstars)

Armed with a camera and sharp lenses, photojournalists play a crucial role in capturing compelling moments that help the public visualise the news. It is not an easy job, especially as it requires quick reflexes and sharp eyes to capture a good photo. But, what does a photog consider as a good photo? We speak to a photojournalist to get an insight into the trade, as well as the challenges that come their way, especially in this day and age of social media.

Here are the segments of the episode:

1:21 - Asia Calling 1 - Journalists threatened in India

7:50 - Asia Calling 2 - Symposium on the 1965 massacre in Indonesia

13:58 - Visualising News

This episode was produced by Sharyl Kaur and Muhammad Haniff Baharudin.

Join us as we dissect our interview of the week from the weekday, where we look back and gain behind-the-scenes insights from the show’s producers – along with some recommendations of shows to look for in the coming week on the Enterprise belt.
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Full interview here:

Open For Business - Cium

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 most popular songs of the year 1979 by Billboard Magazine. Featuring Donna Summer, Pink Floyd, Gary Numan, Earth, Wind & Fire, and many more.