Evening Edition

Fans of rugby would have been watching the World Cup for the past month or so but what is the state of rugby in Malaysia? We'll find that out along with the challenges the sport faces and what needs to be done to take rugby in Malaysia to the next level.

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Tonight we had a man whose education credentials would fool you into believing he’s a doctor in training. Iedil Putra is an award winning actor, director and the occasional writer from Playground Productions.

Iedil started his dive into the performing arts in 1994, as a pioneer member of the children's theatre production,Tunas Budaya.

As Iedil grew, his list of credits followed, and one of his notable acting roles was in an Instant Café Theatre production called Parah. It was performed all over Malaysia, Singapore and Australia. He was also an ensemble member of the well-loved award-winning comedy sketch group, Projek Disko Baldi.

He tried his hand at directing in 2010 and received a Best Director Award during the Short & Sweet Festival. In the middle of last year, Iedil starred in the popular local production film Terbaik Dari Langit.

You can catch Iedil in his new web-series by Milo called ‘Finding Sandra’ on Youtube.

For the record, Iedil scored 21!

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In these past weeks, we've had a number of news relating to sex education. We've learned that there are about 18,000 teen pregnancies every year in Malaysia. There's an on-going disagreement about how the baby hatch solution is a failure, and today, a report from the US says teens practice safer sex if they were more open to talking to their parents about it. So to parents out there, do you speak to your children about the birds and the bees?

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Tonight we had a woman who’s on the forefront of Astro Supersport and HyppTV. Her name is Nadia Nash and we catch up with her on her TV hosting roles and her travel series, #WanderNad.

For Nadia, her passion for broadcasting and performing was sparked when she started hosting a children’s television show at 9 years old. She studied administration during her tietrary years and it all accumulated to working in the corporate world for a few years before jumping ship to the TV industry.

Nadia used to be a radio announcer for FlyFM for two eye-opening years before landing a role at as 8TV Quickie host. As an emcee, Nadia has covered events for Celcom, Rexona and many others. As an actress, she was nominated for Best Actress for her role in the BMW Shorties Award Winning film, Rozita binti Roslan in 2014.

Currently, Nadia is a host for three shows. One for the Astro Supersports’ myEG daily roundup and both of HyppInspirasi’s KLTV Host and Kaki Makan for 2015.

For the record, Nadia scored 15!

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This week on (Untitled), Uma and Ezra will be featuring A Night at the Opera by Queen. The album turns 40 this year and features Queen’s arguably most famous song, Bohemian Rhapsody.

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During the reign of Louis XIV, an unnamed, unknown, man was guarded in isolation under the most hideous circumstances, in remote and tightly confined prisons with double doors. As he was transferred from places of captivity, an iron mask was placed over his head so he could not be seen or heard. His identity is one of the best kept secrets in all of history. His story has been the subject of books, plays and films, and the the glamorizing of his curious life has served only to plunge his real identity deeper into obscurity.

This month, on Hari Ini Dalam Sejarah Dunia, Umapagan Ampikaipakan investigates the history surrounding this mysterious man. Who was he? Why did he spend most of his adult life in prison? And why did he wear an iron mask?

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Tonight on TTON, we have a man who used to have a show at BFM himself. He’s an actor, emcee, model, comic, all around entertainer and the alter-ego of Shelah, Edwin Sumun!

Edwin’s been in the acting game for three decades now. Starting off strong with demanding roles like the Scottish King, Macbeth at the tender age of 22 whilst he was in Germany.

In 1996, he returned to Malaysia for a year long sabbatical from his work in Germany. However, work got the best of him and he became a member for The Instant Cafe Theatre upon his introduction to Jo Kukathas.

The local press labeled him as ‘the next big thing of theatre’ when he went on to work with Five Arts Centre and The Actors Studio. In 2004, he established his own company, Sumunda. Just over a year old, Sumunda won several awards at the 2005 Cameronian Arts Awards for it’s maiden production, Five Letters from an Eastern Empire.

For the record, Edwin scored 15!

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We always speak of the immigrants in Malaysia as 'the other'. In actual fact, the 6 million of them who have made Malaysia their home for years are just like us; they have dreams, stories and fears. Over the next 12 weeks, we'll be bringing their stories on air, disengaging you from the common migrant narrative and instead, giving them something they often get deprived of: a voice. In today's episode, we'll speak about activism in the migrant community; are they aware of where they can go to and to whom they can speak to when their rights are abused?

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Our house pets are lucky to have easy access to toys, unlike their bigger friends in animal sanctuaries and zoos. But APE Malaysia and AirAsia Foundation are changing that, getting hold of used fire hoses and aircraft scrap to build toys for bigger animals, including displaced orang-utans and sun bears. We find out more about their HOSES Project.

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Michelle Barbour is a new regular at open mic nights on the Malaysian stand up comedy circuit. She’s been doing this for a year now.

She is a product of a Malaysian mother and Lebanese father. Raised in the windy deserts of Oman, she returned to KL on the eve of the 50th anniversary of Merdeka and decided to stay because she liked what the humidity did with her hair. A budding storyteller, she aims to regale the world with her misadventures and to drink as much coffee as humanly possible.

She’s also the founder of Shiny Happy People, an online shop that sells temporary metallic tattoos.

For the record, Michelle scored 24!

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