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From being heard on air to singing and getting awards, he has transitioned into the culinary line to add more feathers to his hat. He has mastered Le Cordon Bleu cooking and is now serving flavourful cuisines at his restaurant ‘Whup Whup’ in Subang Jaya. Join us as we talk about his success and his transformation as he went from being a vendor in a pasar malam to a chef.

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We’re no strangers to climate change, and we know what we should be doing as individuals to slow it - saving electricity, driving less etc. But why are so many of us still reluctant to take on these practices? Aren’t we supposed to be in panic mode, if we know that the earth on which we live is running to a boil? We speak to psychologist Dr. Sander van der Linden to figure out how we come to rationalise climate change.

Zack Yusof gives you an interesting selection of music and his insights on the style, the singers and the stories behind the songs.

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0:08 - 7/4 Shoreline - Broken Social Scene

6:23 - Empty - Garbage

10:15 - Lemontrees - Eagulls

15:28 - Smile - Yak

20:09 - The Zoo - Fews

23:30 - Atomic Number - Case / Lang / Veirs

27:16 - Iceblink Luck - Cocteau Twins

31:08 - 7 - Catfish and The Bottlemen

35:25 - Suzanne - Moose

39:45 - What Time Do You Call This - Elbow

45:20 - Fill In The Blank - Car Seat Headrest

50:39 - You Made Me Realise - My Bloody Valentine

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

- After NOL takeover, CMA CGM looks south of the border

- Grab a ride across the causeway

- Singapore getting stricter with money laundering

- G4S stocks slide after Orlando shooting connection

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

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0:00 - Alicia Keys - In Common

4:02 - Kelela - Do it Again (Prod. A)

6:56 - Kehlani - 24/7

10:29 - Lupe Fiasco - Daydreaming’ feat Jill Scott

14:43 - N.E.R.D - Hypnotize U

18:58 - Mayer Hawthorne - Cosmic Love

22:21 - Refugee Camp All Stars, Lauren Hill - The Sweetest Things

27:33 - Snow Aalegra - Home

30:57 - WOODS - Sun City Creeps

37:13 - Primitive Radio Gods - Standing Outside A Broken Phone Booth With Money In My Hand

42:30 - Mumm-ra - She's Got You High

46:53 - Red Hot Chili Peppers - Snow

The Soul of Malaya that masterful piece of work by the French author, planter and adventurer, Henri Fauconnier was recently translated for the first time into Bahasa Malaysia by Mohammad Haji Salleh and published by Institut Terjemahan dan Buku Malaysia. This colonial masterpiece does more than just take us into the planter’s world of British Malaya but instead conveys an incredibly picturesque impression of the land and its inhabitants.

This week, on Invisible Cities, Uma speaks to Debbie Chow about Fauconnier's place in the literature of colonial Malaya as well as the ins and outs of translating Malaisie into Nurani Tanah Melayu.

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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0:00 - Sidewalk Chalk - Nashville

8:10 - Vulfpeck - Smile Meditation

12:37 - The Internet - Dontcha

16:19 - Submotion Orchestra - Amira

22:14 - BBNG - Confessions Pt II

28:34 - FKJ - Better Give You Up

33:00 - Ambrose Akinmusire - Vartha

41:26 - RH Factor - Poetry ft Q-Tip & Erykah Badu

47:56 - Kendrick Scott Oracle - Cycling Through Reality

Ai Sunaga has served Nobu Restaurants for over 10 years. She has worked at Nobu in London, Melbourne, Turkey and now Kuala Lumpur. We follow her journey in working for celebrity chef, Nobu Matsuhisa and a Michelin star restaurant that has expanded to 30 outlets across five continents. Ai shares the challenges in setting up Nobu in Kuala Lumpur and how they managed to uphold Nobu’s brand.  

Digital Marketing is essential to any business today, however many seem to struggle to understand and execute their digital marketing strategies effectively. We find out what it takes to get your content out from the spam box to the smash box of your target audiences.

Personal branding used to just be a concern for famous people- public perception is a huge part of what makes their success. But today, each and every one of us is a brand. Because the world is only getting more connected and competitive. Whether you want to impress a date, a customer, employer or investor, it all starts with managing your name and what others think when they hear your name. As Jeff Bezos of Amazon fame says, “ Branding is what people say about you when you are not in the room…”