Evening Edition

The Malaysian-based Indonesian beatmaker is making waves in both countries he's associated with! He joins us to talk about his story and how beat-making became his thing, with a heartbreak being the backbone of his journey. He reveals as well a new track that he has worked on, and how he came up with it.

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Ever wondered how it is like being neither of the opposing ends, but the one officiating in the middle? Isaac Yap joins us to talk about why he decided to go into refereeing, and of how he copes with armbreaks and faints, as well as decide on who wins and who doesn't!

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Ever wondered how it is like being neither of the opposing ends, but the one officiating in the middle? Isaac Yap joins us to talk about why he decided to go into refereeing, and of how he copes with armbreaks and faints, as well as decide on who wins and who doesn't!

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Not so long ago, a report about Singapore earning a Michelin star for their hawker food sparked an outrage on social media about the origins of Chicken Rice. Now, there's a food fight between Singapore and Indonesia and Malaysia after ex-footballer Rio Ferdinand posted a picture of his nasi goreng meal with the caption "Keeping it local in Singapore". Culinary and cultural heritage spats between these countries isn't uncommon but it has to be asked:  Is Malaysian food really as good as we think it is?

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Emcee, Actress, Former Newscaster, and ex-Radio DJ. She even had a shot at Shaolin Kungfu. We're not even kidding! Davina Goh joins us to tell us more about how life has been through theatre, newscasting in Myanmar and training with Shaolin monks in Jiangsu Province, China!

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On (untitled) this week, Ezra and Uma unravel Warren Zevon's self-titled album, released in 1976. It wasn't as big as his next album "Excitable Boy", but this one, according to critics, stayed true to his sardonic and black-humoured style of writing, satisfying both old and new fans alike.

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Have you ever wondered what the Malaysian future might look like? What are the industries that will drive our economy? Will there be robots? This month, on Eureka, Umapagan Ampikaipakan speaks to Professor Emerita Datuk Dr Mazlan Othman, Director of Mega Science 3.0 at the Academy of Sciences Malaysia, about the Malaysia we might see in the year 2050.

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Darren Yeoh and Deborah Tan join us to talk about Actspressions latest play, Esther, which revolves around change and according to Darren, the play was inspired by Malaysia's story. It is not Darren's first time directing, although it is a revelation for Deborah being casted as the lead role for Esther. You'll need to press play to find out why!

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