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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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0:27 - PREP - Cheapest Flight

5:22 - Mayer Hawthorne - Cosmic Love

8:19 - JMSN - Hypnotised

12:45 - KAYTRANADA - GOT IT GOOD (ft. Craig David)

17:11 - Moonchild - Winter Breeze

21:00 - Beyoncé - Don’t Hurt Yourself (ft. Jack White)

26:06 - Skepta - Man

30:10 - Whereisalex - Be Your Girl

33:25 - OSHUN - Stuck

37:45 - Erykah Badu - Come and See Badu 

41:19 - Goldlink - Unique (ft. Anderson .Paak)

45:40 - The Frightnrs - I’d Rather Go Blind

Dr George Lee returns to discuss the latest medical news. Expect deep insights delivered with generous humour. Joining him today is Fifa Rahman, Policy Consultant at Malaysian AIDS Council to discuss the socioeconomics and public policy challenges behind the idea of a vaccine for AIDS. Who will benefit from this vaccine? Who will get access to it? And will it promote promiscuity? 

By 1956, Singapore's left-wing anti-colonial movement had grown into a coherent multi-ethnic, multi-linguistic movement, that threatened the moral right to British rule in Singapore. The British, Labour Front President Lim Yew Hock, and PAP Secretary-General Lee Kuan Yew all saw the movement as a threat to be crushed (for very different reasons). But they had to find an excuse to destroy the movement, while pinning the blame elsewhere (ideally on each other). In this episode of “The History of Singapore”, PJ Thum explains how Lim Yew Hock attempted to destroy the left-wing anti-colonial movement, while trying to escape the blame. Please send questions, comments, and feedback to [email protected] or visit thehistoryofsingapore.com. Support the show at patreon.com/pjthum.

Hello, hello, hello! This trio's energy is just off the charts, we had a lot of fun with these quirky, talkative girls during the interview. They talked about their work flow on how their music is created and the troubles they went through to get their songs done with one member overseas.

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Written off as relegation candidates at the start of the season, 5000 to 1 odds to be crowned champions, Leicester City FC have won the English Premier League title. We look back on a stunning season for the Foxes and all the things that fell in place for the club, as Leicester captured the world’s imagination by securing their first top-flight title, against all odds.

Iranian sisters, Fatemeh and Sara Namdarian shares with us the story behind their handmade shoes inspired by the Middle East with a touch of Malaysian traditional culture. Emma Chong Johnston, Managing Editor of ELLE Malaysia, breaks down the style trend; bib-style shirts.

 Lifting the restrictive lid of Spanish tapas and unveiling a new venture, Toni Valero and Trisha Kandiah tells us more about their new restaurant called Coquo. They then share with us their recipe for a great tasting ceviche. 

The winner of this year’s Young Art Taipei 2016 tells what drives him. Although trained as an architect, he has given up that day job to use art to raise questions, challenge the status quo and express what he thinks isn’t always obvious.  Ajim Juxta explains ‘arcology’.

In its fourth cycle, the Sembilan Art Residency paired Anahita Ghazanfari and Syahbandi Samat. The former comes from Iran; the latter from Sabah. The artists share their experiences of the residency and tell stories of the works they individually and collaboratively produced.

The Morning Run Crew brings you today's business headlines:

- OPR remains steady amidst ringgit volatility

- Dr.M's 'I told you so' to MAB

- AEON runs down the path of expansion