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The Morning Run crew gives you their take on today's business headlines:

- Didi Chuxing valued at close to $28 billion

- A haze-y problem

Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff was suspended in May pending a Senate trial, with Vice President Michel Temer stepping in as Acting President until the Senate issues a ruling. Public opinion appears to be divided amongst the populace, with protests for and against the government taking place in Brazil’s largest cities.

But how does the impeachment process work? Today on Current Affairs, we look into impeachment as one of the mechanisms to uphold government accountability.

This is a report by Lyn Mak.

For a more in-depth analysis on the process, listen to this podcast: Brazil -  A Crisis Explained 

Bulan ini membuka peluang kepada masyarakat Muslim untuk beribadah dan muhasabah diri. Sempena bulan yang mulia ini, kita berdialog dengan mereka dari kepercayaan lain untuk mempelajari apakah maksud puasa bagi mereka. Selain itu, kami juga akan menjenguk pilihan-pilihan makanan dan minuman terkini di bazar Ramadhan.

Sabah Carrim joins us this week to discuss the distinction between the Apollonian and Dionysian modes of being. We explain how Nietzsche framed this and why it remains relevant today.

Born in the Philippines, educated in the UK and now he’s creating films in Malaysia. He has made his name through films like ‘Ciplak’ which was shot on a shoestring budget and rocketed his way to being a judge on the BMW shorties and just released his dance flick, “Showdown”. Join us as we talk about the passion that drives him forward in this industry. Also, did you know that he skates too? Look out for his new skateboard shop, Scarlett Skateboards!

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This year marks the 40th anniversary of The Ramones' self-titled debut album. Originally released in 1976, the album features influential punk songs like 'Blitzkrieg Bop', 'Beat On The Brat', 'Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue' and 'Judy Is A Punk'. This week, Uma and Ezra revisits The Ramone's self-titled punk masterpiece.

How strategic is the shipping industry? Do we need to bail out another industry?

Consultant Psychiatrist Dr Stephen Jambunathan tells us a little bit more about our minds and the management of mental disorders. This month we uncover the obsessive compulsive spectrum. Most of us have a streak of it: It intersects with depression, anxiety and psychosis as well as the Asperger/Autistic spectrum.

Last year, the Ministry of Youth and Sports together with EPiC launched a programme called MYCorps. Modeled after the American Peace Corps, MYCorps is an initiative designed to inculcate the values of leadership, volunteerism and service in Malaysian youth. Clarissa Chang, the executive director of EPiC DNA and MYCorps' recruitment and experience coordinator Arina Rashid spoke to us about MYCorps' mission 

We dissect how stocks and market works in an environment of high living costs. Will high import costs and local currency sales be problematic for consumer stocks? It also appears that small consumer stocks are great proxies to play into the low-cost travel and cost substitution themes