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Dr George Lee returns to discuss the latest medical news. Expect deep insights delivered with generous humour. Sir Roy Calne joins Dr George Lee for the second part of a conversation that covers the future of medicine, and and what drives him to pen his thoughts through several books he has authored. Dr George Lee also gets him to reveal the inspiration behind his paintings and sculptures.

You can find the first part of this interview by searching for “Sir Roy Calne” on bfm.my.

The filmmaker and an activist has organized a three-day Refugee Festival which will include an exhibition, film-screening, performances and food. She wants us Malaysians to become aware of these communities of refugees in our country, right in our midst, not recognized by our government and often employed illegally. But in such positions these refugees are vulnerable.

Who are the voters of Singapore and what do they want? This is the question that every Singapore politician faces. And this question was particularly apropos in 1957, with an election imminent in which Singaporeans would be fully enfranchised for the first time. With no further repression possible, Singapore’s politicians would actually have to fight and compete with each other for votes. And in these circumstances, Singapore reached the apogee of its democracy. In this episode, PJ Thum describes how the party platforms converged on what Singaporeans wanted; explains the implications of these priorities; and argues that Singaporean democracy worked, laying the foundation for Singapore’s future prosperity. Please send questions, comments, and feedback to [email protected] or visit thehistoryofsingapore.com. Support the show at patreon.com/pjthum.

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

This is the second part of our tribute to Muhammad Ali, as the world continues to mourn the loss of the iconic boxer, who had an unforgettable style in the ring - one that made him float like a butterfly, and sting like a bee. We look back on Ali’s more memorable fights, like the 'Rumble in the Jungle' and the 'Thrilla in Manila', and the impact these fights made on the sport of boxing for generations to come.

Since coming for an interview back in 2012, the brand “PU3” started by Putri Azalea and her twin has changed considerably. We caught up with Azalea on what’s different at PU3 and their latest collection for Raya 2016. Emma Chong Johnston, Managing Editor of ELLE Malaysia, breaks down style trend: neck scarves.

Ross Yusof and his guests Vijhay, Nicolas & Keeshaanan discuss England's 2-1 win over Wales. Is it time to rest Harry Kane? Should Jamie Vardy replace Raheem Sterling against Slovakia? Will Wales still qualify? France await other qualifiers after they booked their passage with a 2-0 win over Albania. Germany 0 Poland 0 was the 1st bore draw of the tournament and the guys also look at Portugal, Italy and Spain as well as preview the weekend's fixtures.

Prema Yin hails from Seremban and is a singer-songwriter in our local scene. She is also known as Malaysian’s Dynamite for her secret weapon, her voice. Aside from her voice she has mastered various musical instruments including the piano, guitar, even, kazoo and tambourine! Listen to our conversation as we talk about her passion and dedication towards her craft.

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Our monthly readings return with stories about our city  - this time from the fourth & final instalment of the KL Noir series. Chin Ai-May's Never Forget A Face, that tells the tale of an old ex-cop suffering from Alzheimer whose mind shifts from the past & present when he spots an old-foe at the old folk's home he's at, giving us an insight to the condition. 

Being one to take on many hats – graduating in Biochemistry, Biotechnology & Marketing, Isadora Chai rekindled with her passion for food and proceeded to open Bistro à Table in 2011. Now, she’s back with her newest venture called Antara, where she lets her creativity run wild with dishes she would usually serve in her own home. She also shares with us the recipe for her Belacan Chicken Wings.    

Mobile Marketing has been growing at over 100% year-on-year for four years and it is projected to overtake desktop marketing. The objective of any marketing campaign is to get people to purchase or consumer the product but it has been a growing pain to measure that specific ROI. Rohit Dadwal, Managing Director at Mobile Marketing Association, shares about how mobile wallet could close that loop and solve marketer’s growing pain.