Evening Edition

The episode where Uma welcomes Josh McDermitt - the man with the most important mullet on television, Eugene Porter himself - to talk about the brutal and unforgiving seventh season of The Walking Dead.

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The episode where Uma - and special guest Iain McNally - take a look at the movie Logan and tell you whether they think it’s a worthy end to the Wolverine trilogy.

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My Zombie Ex is a one-act comedy play from the weird and wonderful brain of writer, director Scott McQuaid. The three lead actors in the play Gabriel Sandosham, Nuha Jes Izman and Mia Shauki join us to talk about what it feels like when your overly attached ex comes back from the dead.

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A public library in Oregon, USA is starting a new programme called ‘Adulting 101,’ which is essentially a bunch of classes geared towards helping young people become functioning adults.

The course also includes life skills beyond university like modules on writing a resume and getting a job, moving out and finding an apartment, and more.

So based on that, we’d like to ask you today, do millennials lack life skills or do you think Malaysian millennials are just fine as they are? Our lines will be open.

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The episode where Uma speaks to special guest Sir Patrick Stewart about his last time portraying the iconic Professor X.

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The original superwoman Hannah Lo, founder of SuperWomen 360, preaches how to love yourself. She has discovered what it means to listen to your body and now wants to spread the word so other women can then follow suit. If you like yoga, magic and feminism, be sure to tune in.

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This week, on (Untitled), Ezra and Uma glide along to the sweet harmonies of The Byrds' debut album. Named after Bob Dylan's iconic Mr. Tambourine Man, it's a record that married the ringing guitars and backbeat of the British Invasion with the harmonies and lyrical depth of folk to create an entirely new sound: folk rock.

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How do we usually observe the universe? Through telescopes. We do it visually. All of our ideas of the universe are based on what it looks like. This week, on Eureka, Uma takes a look at the universe in a different way. His guest, Honor Harger, is both the director of the ArtScience Museum at the Marina Bay Sands in Singapore as well as an incredible artist who deftly merges her love for both art and science across her many works in which she explores the universe through sound. She listens to space.

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Alex, an African Gray parrot, is so far the only non-human animal to ever ask an existential question about himself, which means he was self-aware enough to understand his own existence. Alex was owned and used by researcher Irene Pepperberg, an animal psychologist, to better understand how parrots can learn from and mimic humans. This week, on Eureka, Uma speaks to Irene Pepperberg about her life studying animal intelligence.

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Sasibai Kimis is a woman with an extraordinary amount of passion for helping people. Having traded her high-flying job in finance, she founded Earth Heir to be closer to the forgotten people who are responsible for making and producing a lot of the cheap clothes we wear. She lets us in on the process of building her ethical fashion company from the ground up.

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