He’s tried very hard to be sunny and jolly over the last few weeks. But the darkness has a way of worming its way back in. Today, Kulturpop’s Matt Armitage what ifs his way into the future of people.

We get you out of bed, to your first cup of coffee or to your first destination of your day with thought-provoking discussions on ideas, people and events shaping all our lives.

APPIES is an awards show where entrants make their case in front of a jury and industry audience. Malati Siniah, Chief Content Officer at Marketing Magazine gives us her top three picks of her favorite campaigns that won the Gold Medal at the event.

A tongue in cheek look at the recent English Premier League's top teams have impacted their local property markets. Plus, those who are looking to or are currently invested in the UK markets need to be aware of new taxation rules plus the impact of a potential Brexit.

Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad (MAHB) recently unveiled its multi-billion KLIA Aeropolis project, which is expected to bring in RM7 billion worth of investments to the group. Mohshin Aziz, Analyst at Maybank Investment discusses the project's feasibility, earnings projections and other players set to benefit from it.

The proverbial complaint from the public often is that ticket prices to concerts are expensive, what more when the performers are unknown quantities (or of uncertain quality). The musicians justify and explain why tickets to a classical music festival is high and at the same time share the program that they will be performing in the Johor Bahru Classical  Music Festival 2016

The PAP left-wing and its mass base were furious with Lee Kuan Yew’s right-wing adventurism and selfishness. A confrontation with the Lee Kuan Yew faction over the heart and soul of the PAP became inevitable. But with the PAP in pole position to win the next election, this confrontation would have far-reaching consequences: the winner would get the opportunity to define the next government of Singapore. In this episode, PJ Thum describes how the left and right of the PAP manoeuvred to gain the upper hand in the PAP, and the impact of the outcome on Singapore’s future. 

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The filmmakers behind the first medical science documentary series produced in Malaysia for international broadcast shares about the importance of science communication through the film and documentary medium. We also learn about the making of the series and the feedback it received.

 Stranger to Stranger is Paul Simon’s thirteenth studio solo album, having taken five years to complete. The new album brims with rhythm and echo, combining electronic beats with eclectic instrumentation. This week, Uma and Ezra listen to Paul Simon’s latest experimental masterpiece.

This month, we spoke to stand-up comedian Yianni Agisilaou from Melbourne, Australia. He recently developed a new show that focuses on how The Simpsons changed his life, having spent a lifetime quoting, referencing and learning from this popular animated television series.