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Forward-thinking new music from everywhere. Saturdays and Wednesdays (repeat) 9pm with Tim Sharp.

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0:10 - Freda - Amwa

6:48 - Banoffee - I'm Not Sorry

10:46 - BANFF x Caitlin Park - My Love, My Lover

15:25 - Soundlab 2016 - Buffalo Song

17:49 - Soundlab 2016 - On Hiatus

20:58 - ANOHNI - 4 Degrees

24:48 - LV - Northern Line

28:20 - Collarbones - The Cut

32:10 - Igloo - DSL Official

35:11 - Mitsunami - Paradark

39:02 - Tenant - Run Run Devices

44:03 - Guest Mix: Wabz (Au. Solitaire Recordings)

85:43 - N/UM - Chinook

89:19 - Lee Reynolds & Machino - Very Heavy

95:34 - Peta and the Wolves - Verbal Wars

99:06 - Vera Blue - Fingertips

102:18 - Zabier - Shooter

108:33 - Cra - H1

The conductor, who also plays the saxophone, explains the instrument and tells about contemporary compositions by two Japanese, Yagisawa Satoshi and Kazuyasu Kaminaga. Both musicians will be in Kuala Lumpur to conduct their own pieces. Cheryl Mah introduces their music and a wind group (of about 60) the Tshung Tsin Wind Symphony from Sabah.

Do you share your children’s photos on Facebook or Instagram? Since March, French parents who post embarrassing photos of their children online and publicise intimate details of the private lives of others - including their own children - could face punishment. That is, if their kids later decide to sue them for breaching their right to privacy or jeopardising their security. How do families document and share memories in the digital age, and how does it affect their relationships? 

As we begin the fasting month this week, the Selangor government is ramping up its campaign to phase out the use of polystyrene, focusing its efforts in Ramadan Bazaars across the state. Will traders and consumers accept the tradeoff of higher price of food? Bukit Gasing state assemblyman Rajiv Rishyakaran explains the challenges of implementing a campaign to remove a substance which can take up to 500 years to biodegrade.

A relatively new percussion group has come on the scene, distinguishing itself from other groups by focusing a little more on the visual technologies and incorporating them into the company’s drumming performances. Our guests tell about the company’s upcoming show ‘Carpe Diem’ and of how it is using projection mapping to provide a visual feast that accompanies the audial feast.

The revelation of British paedophile Richard Huckle raping and abusing up to 200 Malaysian children between 2006 and 2014 shocked the nation. But beyond putting Huckle behind bars for life, what else can be done to stop paedophiles before they abuse a child? A new research led by Dr. Christoffer Rahm, a psychiatrist at Karolinska Institute, is in the midst of a treatment study to test a drug which could potentially reduce the risk of individuals with paedophilic disorder from acting on their sexual urges. Dr. Rahm explains his project as well as the science and current research behind treatments for paedophilia.

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TA has come a long way from its stockbroking days to now an international investor in global property assets. A better share price performance will be a mark of a more successful transition for its young new CEO, the son of TA's founder,  Datuk Tony Tiah.

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.

We live in a connected world, entirely changing the way we communicate, interact and consume media, and this is especially apparent in the sports industry. Now, with sports facing its highest projected growth recorded in the past 10 years, James Beatt, Business Development Manager at Repucom is here to explain his views on the impact of the internet on this ever-expanding industry.  

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

-Singapore still stews in 1MDB saga

- BAT smoked out of Malaysia

- Parkway Pantai coasts into China's healthcare market

- Suzuki Motor's CEO gears out