Evening Edition

Uma speaks with Clare about the new Pakatan Harapan government, what’s next for Najib, and the journalism landscape post-May 9th.

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Bob, Roshan & Nicolas discuss Sam Allardyce's sacking by Everton, David Moyes walking out on West Ham and the candidates to fill that Arsene Wenger hole at Arsenal. The guys also look at the recently named World Cup squads of England, Germany and France and marvel at the youthfulness, ruthfulness and depth of these 3 squads. There's a full FA Cup final preview. Conte v Mourinho. Chelsea v Man Utd and 3 Big Cup Final Shouts.

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The former MACC deputy chief commissioner carries the promise of a more independent commission.

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The raids on former Prime Minister Najib’s homes continue. Andrew tells us how investigations will take place.

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The Prime Minister has joined lawyers and elected MPs in denouncing the arrest. Syah joins us to consider what we’d need to change in order for Pakatan Harapan to fulfil its promise of improving freedom of speech.

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The episode where Uma - and special guests Iain McNally and Bahir Yeusuff - find out whether or not Han Solo REALLY did make the Kessel Run in 12 parsecs.

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As we bid farewell to the 1Malaysia brand, we reflect on what this national slogan did to promote ethnic harmony, unity, and efficient governance in our country. (Spoiler alert: it did none of that.)

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Jenhan shares his story of losing opportunities because of a tweet about kangkung. We also hear from Guna who tells us that businesses must try to remain apolitical.

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The Pakatan government is setting the tone of their commitment to hard work with the Prime Minister and Deputy each assuming the education and women’s affairs portfolios respectively.

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According to BNM governor Tan Sri Muhammad Ibrahim, this reflects market confidence on Malaysia’s underlying economic strength.

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