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Innovation, like the science experiment, conjures up images of mad scientists, experimentation and Eureka moments.
Not everyone has the means to innovate the way Apple does, so where do you begin and is there a method to the madness.

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

- Abe delays tax hike over fears of another GFC

- Can China's copycat theme parks challenge Disney?

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

- Only one in five who invest in unit trusts can beat EPF returns

- Two-tier returns for EPF's conventional and Shariah schemes

- Taiwanese banks want in on ASEAN

- Supermax is staying put

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 top 30 songs of the year 1978. Featuring Olivia Newton-John, Darts, Blondie, James Travolta and many more.

It is often said that censorship and the freedom of the press are the battles journalists have to fight in their line of work. Little did we know that they too, have to fight battles at their workplace. Cases of unpaid salary, unfair retrenchments and many other employment issues have affected our journalists here. Are they properly protected? Who's championing their rights, in this case? We explore.

Here are the segments of the episode:

1:20 - Asia Calling 1 - Urban Street Art Festival in India

8:34 - Asia Calling 2 - Vietnam's solution to food wastage

16:48 - Who's Taking Care of Our Journalists?

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

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: 

Hervantage: The Art Of Fearless Living 

Why do we need heroes, is it wrong to put someone you don’t personally know up on a pedestal? Infinite scrolling and the endless stream of information on the internet - good or bad thing? And then, the fear of missing out, why is that a fear?

With our eyes set on unearthing the freshest flavours from unexpected places, we widen our scope with hand-picked selections from all across Asia. This week, we dig deep to dish out some obscure Japanese tracks that sparked the whole vaporwave movement from early 80s jazz fusion to instrumental jazz tracks that have been sampled till this very day.

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0:14 - Hiroshi Satoh - Say Goodbye

5:42 - Chiemi Manabe - Untotooku

9:56 - Mari Nakamoto - I Only Have Eyes For You

15:06 - Naoya Matsuoka & Hidefumi Toki - In the Morning

18:40 - Casiopea - Take Me

23:29 - Kimiko Kasai - I Thought It Was You

31:04 - Masaru Imada Trio - Green Caterpillar

36:51 - Makoto Matushita - First Light

41:20 - Takako Mamiya - Love Trip

45:29 - Himiko Kikuchi - Cosmic Dust Blue

48:53 - Yurie Kokubu - Just A Joke

52:38 - Shigeo Sekito - The Word II

Malaysia's first professional boxer, Aiman Abu Bakar is quickly earning himself a reputation in the Phillipines, in the featherweight category. The former professional footballer talks about switching his focus to boxing, the high associated with being undefeated in the ring, and how he plans to set up a legacy in the world boxing stage.

To make music for a living, it requires passion and determination. Gabriel Lynch, Australian singer-songwriter is currently based in Malaysia. He started writing ever since the age of 8, and after getting gigs around South East Asia, he’s landed a job where he can do what he loves full time. Listen in as he talks about his struggles as a full time musician and how he made it to where he is today. 

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