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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 - Young Americans - David Bowie

6:35 - Oblivius - The Strokes

11:27 - Soundcheck - Catfish and The Bottlemen

16:34 - I Guess I'm Just A Little Too Sensitive - Orange Juice

21:15 - Siberian Nights - The Kills

26:02 - That Old Feeling - Honduras

29:43 - Faithless - Scritti Politti

34:27 - The Road - The Big Moon

38:24 - Below - White Lung

42:46 - Chemical Trails - M Craft

46:49 - Fading Lines - Amber Arcades

51:56 - Buzzin Fly - Tim Buckley

 Today we honour the great Muhammad Ali. He was hailed the People's Champ, a hero to the people, for the skills he possessed and for championing beliefs that made him such a formidable character both in and out of the ring. Roshan Thiran and Lily Cheah of Leaderonomics, and Lee Ai Jin, Malaysia's first female boxer, share their personal thoughts on what they admired most about Muhammad Ali, how he was an inspiration and what we can hope to learn from him.

Join our culture vultures as they explore the entitlement of fans, discuss cultural legacies & review Rehman Rashid's new bookPeninsular.

This week, Patrick Teoh takes you on another foot stomping, hand clapping ride down memory lane as he blows dust off his vinyl collection to bring you the most popular songs of 1988 as listed by Billboard Magazine. Featuring Phil Collins, Def Leppard, INXS, Billy Ocean and many more.

The trend of political dominance of a coalition or a party in the states of East Malaysia continues with the recently concluded Sarawak State Election. And the pattern cuts across various states in Peninsular Malaysia too. Is competitive election simply not possible in these states? What are the factors that influence their political dominance? We explore, starting with Sarawak, and then the Peninsular.

Here are the segments of the episode:

1:10 - Asia Calling 1 - Pakistan feels the effect of Panama Papers

8:35 - Asia Calling 2 - Death threats to Bangladeshi bloggers

15:08 - Political Fortress - Set in Stone?

This episode was produced by Sharyl Kaur and Muhammad Haniff Baharudin.

Following the recent success of their sold out show here in KL recently, we caught up with the Indonesian riff-loving rock band to learn more about the band’s album name, their influences and the stories behind their songs amongst other things.

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0:19 - Enteng and his Comets with Pattie Bersaudara - Aku Lupa

3:43 - Benny Soebardja And Lizard - Candle Light

6:47 - The Sigit - Detourne

10:42 - The Sigit Interview

33:42 - The Sigit - Conundrum

39:48 - Rhythm Kings - Kenangan Abadiku

44:31 - The Rollies - Ku Tunggu Selalu

Join us as we dissect our interview of the week from the weekday, where we look back and gain behind-the-scenes insights from the show’s producers – along with some recommendations of shows to look for in the coming week on the Enterprise belt.

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Full interview here: 

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

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0:26 - Unknown Mortal Orchestra - First World Problem

4:55 - Gregory Isaacs - Cool Down The Pace

9:58 - Moonchild - Just A Minute

13:18 - Khruangbin - Two Fish and an Elephant

17:20 - Fela Soul - Stakes Is High

20:49 - Connan Mockasin - Feelin' Lovely (ft. Devonté Hynes)

25:27 - Maxwell - Ascension (Don’t Ever Wonder)

31:60 - BADBADNOTGOOD - In Your Eyes (ft. Charlotte Day Wilson)

36:01 - Mura Masa - The Way I Want U

40:13 - James Blake - I Need A Forest Fire (ft. Bon Iver)

43:48 - Drake - Feel No Ways

48:37 - Miles Davis, Robert Glasper - Maiysha (So Long) (ft. Erykah Badu)

Actress, TV host, former Miss Malaysia and National Director of Miss Universe Malaysia Organization – the list goes on and on for Elaine Daly. This week, the busy mom drops by to tell the tales of her favorite cuisines along with a no frills macaroni with minced meat recipe.

Just like the 2004 movie starring Ben Stiller & Vince Vaughn, the National Dodgeball team's story is a true underdog story. Listen to how these young men from the Malaysian Association of Dodgeball followed their dreams to dodge, dip, dive, duck and dodge their way to a silver medal at the 2015 World Dodgeball Championships in Las Vegas.