Evening Edition

On the last part of our weeklong special, we speak with Loh Yi Jun, host of Breaking Bread, about the labour of love that goes into making our food delicious and uniquely Malaysian.

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If there's one line not to cross with Malaysians, it's the makan factor. We speak with the folks behind the Bersatu For Makan campaign about how it started, and what to expect for the feature episode that will be released on Malaysia Day.

Watch the movie at www.bfm.my/bersatuformakan

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We take a look at the criticisms that Malaysia's poverty line is too low, and what impact revising our measurements of poverty will have.

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This year's winners include a chemistry prize for a Japanese scientist who calculated how much saliva a typical five-year-old produces in one day, and an engineering prize for a diaper-changing machine. We consider if scientific research that appears weird or silly can actually have important, real-life applications.

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We go over the numbers released by independent retail research firm Retail Group Malaysia.

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Lingo is a show that’s about our relationship with language, how it goes beyond communication, and the impact it has on our lives, cultures, and traditions. In this special edition of Lingo, we take a look at the status of the Kadazan language, when signs of it being an endangered language began, and the efforts to revitalise it.

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Squash legend Datuk Nicol David joins us to talk about representing Malaysia on the global stage and the role sports had in forming her national identity.

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Stock markets respond positively to the turn in US-China trade relations, as Beijing also scraps some US tariffs that had been earlier announced.

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In light of the UK government's announcement of allowing international graduates to stay for two years upon graduation to find a job, we consider the potential benefits of having our talent work abroad, given the signficant number of Malaysian students in the UK.

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We speak to war veteran Datuk Paul Kiong, recipient of the Seri Pahlawan Gagah Perkasa award, about putting his life on the line for the country and how he defines what being a Malaysian means.

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