Evening Edition

The episode where Uma can't find anything good in the cinema to review, so he talks to Matt Armitage about the BBC's special new year episode of Sherlock: The Abominable Bride. Brace yourself for some high-end Holmesian geekery. Also in this episode: #OscarsSoWhite and that new Suicide Squad trailer that you really should watch.

Also, if you're curious about how digital games can help your kid get an "A" for chemistry, check out our show on ChemCaper, a brand new Malaysian-made RPG that could change the way we "study". CLICK HERE TO LISTEN.

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As a renowned entrepreneur, photographer and #1 bestselling author, Kid Chan’s portfolio shines with a succession of famous clientele and honourable accolades. With his undeniable penchant for capturing the moment and his charming personality. As of now, Kid has photographed the weddings of Kavita Sidhu, Dato’ Siti Nurhaliza, Elaine Daly and many more.

Aside from wedding, engagement and event photography, Kid also does a stunning job with portraiture, such as the ones he shot of notable high profile personalities like Jackie Chan, Cherie Blair, Tan Sri Dr. Francis Yeoh, Jimmy Choo, and a wide range of other celebrities. Kid was the first Malaysian who made the cut as a member of the Wedding Photojournalist Association (WPJA). In addition, Malaysian Tatler listed him as “One Of The Top 100 People You Must Know In Asia,” the media refers to him as one of Malaysia’s most sought-after wedding photographers.

While photography remains a solid passion, Kid aims to inspire the community to be doers instead of dreamers. An ardent speaker for TV and conferences on a broad aspect of topics including entrepreneurship, youth, relationships and mobile photography. Having endured many pitfalls and challenges, he understands the arduous aspects of the industry first-hand.

Today, Kid Chan Studio is one of the nation’s most popular photography companies. His team of professional photographers are constantly in demand for corporate photoshoots, wedding photography, food photography, family portraiture, commercial photography and many other niches.

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Domestic Trade, Cooperatives and Consumerism Minister Datuk Hamzah Zainuddin was reported as saying that the government was considering a proposal to enforce a law making it compulsory to segregate trolleys for halal and non-halal items in supermarkets. On Talkback today, we want to know how you feel about the current all-inclusive trolley. Does it make you feel uncomfortable when going about your daily shopping? 

For more Evening Edition goodness, be sure to check out "Finding the Funny", where Ezra Zaid takes a serious look at the comedy of Woody Allen. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN. 

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We have come to know and love this person over the years, but if there’s one thing she will always be remembered for it’s that Azura Zainal was the Disney Channel girl. Alongside her partner-in-crime, Jien, both of them were the quintessential faces of our childhood days. What can we say? We get very nostalgic sometimes.

Directly after high school, Azura entered a competition for Disney Channel and she beat out thousands of other entries to grab the elusive spot as a presenter on Disney Buzz. But besides that, Azura has delved into other various entertainment jobs. Her resumé for emceeing alone stands tall among the crowd for she has been the master of ceremonies for every imaginable party, event, function, press release or launch party that we could think of.

Also, she ventured into radio work as she became an announcer for both Hitz.FM and RED FM. Her love for charity work has also been influential both in her life and others when she was helping BRAT, Roda Impian, Pan Pacific and many more. In her own personal life, Azura is an adventurist and she enjoys doing extreme things like scuba diving with sharks, climbing active volcanoes, abseiling and white water rafting.

Some notable mentions of her emceeing work involve companies like CIMB, Amcorp, Standard Chartered, Nestle, The Star, F&N, U-Mobile, Hard Rock Hotel, Head & Shoulders and etc.

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Seventies revival bands aren't anything new, but The Darkness were a different proposition in 2003. Permission to Land begins just as it means to go on: scintillating guitar riffs, Hawkins' falsetto voice and some damned good tunes which have an instant appeal. At a compact 38 minutes, it's over before it gets irritating, leaving you with an impression of overwrought headache-rock fronted by a gale-force falsetto.

Also, if you're curious about how digital games can help your kid get an "A" for chemistry, check out our show on ChemCaper, a brand new Malaysian-made RPG that could change the way we "study". CLICK HERE TO LISTEN.

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Most of Southeast Asia knows him as Joey G, but to some he is known as Joey Ghazlan. He was the man who used to entertain us through the television screen and introduced us to popular music on Channel [V]. With his boyish charm, appealing accent and on-screen good looks, he was very influential towards his audiences and he still does that today.

During his Channel [V] days, he was the host of shows like Remote Control, Billboard Top 20 Countdown, Smash Hits, Paparazzi and Bid It. Later on, his impressive work ethic has put him in a favorable position to work with huge brands and companies, some of which he has worked with for more than 10 years. He was even involved in radio by captaining the dance belt show on Capital FM and Spinmaster Challenge on Hitz.FM.

Moving away from radio and TV, Joey G has been very, very busy with hosting multiple gigs, events, festivals, concerts and so forth. A few notable mentions include the BRDB & Rotary Club Charity Dinner, BMW World Showcase, Tag Heuer Racing Event, Marini’s on 57 Sunset Hours Compilation Launch Event, Infiniti Showcase KL International Motor Show and etc. Personally, he’s been in covers and articles in publications like The Star, The Sun, The New Straits Times, JUICE, Men’s Health, Newman, Esquire, FHM and many more.

Also, he has done many interviews with all sorts of celebrities like Renée Zellweger, Armin Van Burin, Kate Winslet, Fernando Alonso, Hugh Jackman, Akon and etc. As if there’s anything more to add to this man, Joey G even DJ’s on his own time for events.

This man is a 21st century chameleon.

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In Episode 4 "Migrants Go To College", Rahmah Pauzi spoke to a migrant worker named Syarif Hidayat, a construction worker who was motivated to pursue college after he noticed his poor command in English. Late last year, adamant about improving his English command, he took two months off work to enroll in an English language workshop in Indonesia. He came back as a much more confident person, and he's now eager to speak in English all the time. This week Rahmah has a conversation with Syarif about education, learning English, and what does this all mean to him as a migrant worker in Malaysia.

For more Evening Edition goodness, be sure to check out "Finding the Funny", where Ezra Zaid takes a serious look at the comedy of Woody Allen. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN.

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Ross Yusof & guests Craig Morraies, Matt Bellotti & Stuart Cavens discuss the dissapointment and the lack of quality displayed in the Liverpool v Man Utd clash. Is Wayne Rooney now valuable to United? Did Arsenal do well to get a point at the Brittania? Did Everton throw 2 points away at Stamford Bridge? Should Mahrez stop taking penalties for Leicester? How big was Bournemouth's win against Norwich? Also, Winners & Losers, Swansea v Watford & FAC replays.

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Alistair Barrie is one of those names you’ve probably heard of throughout any comedy house in the world. He is a man who has been there and done that, literally! He’s travelled all across the globe and performed in countries such as the United States, Australia, Switzerland, the UK, Prague, Abu Dhabi, Macau, Singapore, Malaysia and even on a ship in the North Sea and at the top of a mountain in France.

He is also one of the core members of The Cutting Edge team at London’s Comedy Store, which is a widely known comedy house in Europe. His enormous list of gigs have racked up over many years that he’s been making people laugh. One of them includes the famous Edinburgh Festival, which is the world’s largest arts festival, and he has performed there a total of 7 times.

Other than that, he has created a comedians’ farewell show for George W. Bush called ‘Bye George’ in 2009, his 2012 and 2015 shows called ‘Urban Fogey’ and ‘No More Stage Three’ were both runner ups for best show at the Fringe In The Amused Moose Laughter Awards respectively. Besides that, he’s also appeared on TV shows like Never Mind The Buzzcocks and Friday Night with Jonathan Ross, news shows and even radio.

He recently headlined his own show at the Crackhouse Comedy Club in KL.

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Umapagan Ampikaipakan spoke to the folks at SEED, an organisation that is described as the pulse center for those living among the shadows in Jalan Chow Kit about the correlation between sex trade and human trafficking and other matters surrounding the marginalized community in Malaysia. 

Also, if you're curious about how digital games can help your kid get an "A" for chemistry, check out our show on ChemCaper, a brand new Malaysian-made RPG that could change the way we "study". CLICK HERE TO LISTEN.

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