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Kam's away but the show must go on! Lynn discusses the dangers (and embarrassments) of internet memories, Ali defends internet piracy and Matt toys with the idea of thin skin.
Recently, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), a press freedom watchdog group based in New York, was denied consultative status at the United Nations. Without the accreditation, CPJ is unable to access U.N. bodies and processes, hindering their ability to contribute more to the issues surrounding media and human rights. This week, we speak to a representative from the CPJ to get their side of the story. We also get an update to the number of journalists killed this year in their line of duty.
Here are the segments of the episode:
1:31 - Asia Calling 1 - Philippines' new president starts his administration
7:52 - Asia Calling 2 - US President, Barack Obama pays a visit to Vietnam
16:15 - Media Accreditation - Validated Access to Crucial Information?
This epsiode was produced by Sharyl Kaur and Muhammad Haniff Baharudin.
Forward-thinking new music from everywhere. Saturdays and Wednesdays (repeat) 9pm with Trans-Tasman party enthusiasts Gran Derby DJs with what promises to be an impeccable selection from their enviable record collection.
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0:13 - Dizz1 - Everybody
7:38 - Holy Balm - Fashion
11:16 - Pote - Katz
15:33 - DD Dumbo - Satan
19:08 - Orang - R U Down With It
23:38 - UMO - First World Problem
27:05 - The Avalanches - Frankie Sinatra
32:25 - Kaytranda - Together
35:42 - Waza - Rocks and Bones Ft. Aquila Young
39:45 - Dual Point - Off The Grid
43:17 - Claptone - Control
49:22 - Mall Grab - See You, Space Cowboy
54:41 - Guest Mix: Gran Derby DJs (NZ)
82:23 - Steve Spacek - Bright Eyes
87:12 - Lee Scratch Perry - Black Ark Vampires (Dub Bass Steppers Mix)
93:10 - Kassiel - Fluttering
This week on our out to lunch special, we follow the story of Sydney based Penang-ite Zacharay Tan as he shares his story of creating his Malaysian-inspired dishes – re-interpreting our local delicacies for a new set of audiences overseas. He then shares his recipe for his famed ultimate toastie.
Adrianna Yariqa revolves around simplicity and comfort with a sense of style, flair and uniqueness in every design. Ida talks about her latest Raya collection, Lebaran 2016 with the slogan “2 Negara, 1 Citarasa”. Emma Chong Johnston, Managing Editor of ELLE Malaysia, breaks down style trend: loafers.
Jennifer Lackgren is the voice of her band Jenny and the Scallywags. Being in a musical family of 12 siblings, she got nationwide attention from The Voice Thailand Season 2, since then her career has started its first phase as she pushed out her first EP. Listen in as we talk about her journey thus far in her independent career..
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The "Football on Bfm" crew return with the EURO Specials. Ross Yusof & guests Bob Holmes, Nicolas Anil & Keeshaanan Sundaresan discuss the new 24 team format, tight security and France's internal ptroblems and of course, preview the football. France v Romania, Wales v Slovakia, England v Russia. PLUS we put the pundits on the spot and hear brom a boxing legend!
Commonly dubbed as an alternative to Airbnb minus the payment, couch surfing has been the newest initiative introduced for the benefit of backpackers. But amidst the safety concerns of offering a stranger free lodging among other questions – we speak to Ihsan Harry, a verified couch surfer who has been hosting guests from various parts of the world.
They call him the greatest of all time, not just because of his skills in the boxing ring, but because of the way he inspired people all over the world. He was the three time world heavyweight champion, whose biggest fights happened outside the ring - fights against the government, racism, war and even Parkinson's. This is the Bar None tribute to the man, the boxer, the legend who shook the world, Muhammad Ali.
Dr George Lee returns to discuss the latest medical news. Expect deep insights delivered with generous humour. Sir Roy Calne joins Dr George for the first part of a conversation that tries to encapsulate his illustrious career that includes pioneering organ transplant techniques, and developments in anti-rejection medication.
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