A new technology that is currently being tested by tech start-up Neuralink aims to cure neurological diseases like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's by implanting microchips that can read and write brain activity. Sabrina gives us the details of this mind-boggling story.

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After a long, drawn out battle, the Court of Appeal has quashed DBKL's development order to build luxury apartments in Taman Rimba Kiara. We speak to Leon Koay for his thoughts on this victory, and what it can mean for the future of preserving green spaces within our cities.

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Working from home has resulted in a range of aches and pains. When are these problems related to nerve entrapment, and how do we treat it? Consultant orthopaedic surgeon Dr Rajesh Singh addresses nerve entrapment issues, particularly with people seeing the effects of working from home over the last 10 months.

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What If Malaysia is an 8 episode miniseries where we explore what Malaysia could look like with certain progressive ideas, concepts and policies. In the first episode, we examine what Malaysia could look like with a Woman at the helm of the government, with Melinda Anne of the 111 Initiative.

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Much has been said about the state of our healthcare system as it has been bearing the weight of the COVID-19 pandemic for the past year. But as COVID-19 patients who require intensive care continue to rise, we take a look at how intensive care units and the healthcare workers that run them are coping under the pressure.

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In what sounds like the plot of a 90s sci-fi film, Elon Musk is putting wireless implants in monkeys’ brains and getting them to play videogames. The world’s richest man says this is part of Neuralink - a company formed in 2017 to test brain implants that would allow people to control other digital devices and computer interfaces via nothing but their thoughts.

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has announced he will step down this year as chief executive of Amazon, and that he will transition to the role of executive chair in the third quarter, handing over the CEO role to Andy Jassy, who heads Amazon Web Services.

Some people believe modern management is broken, as it was not designed for career development, remote working, or employee engagement. We discuss an alternative management approach called “Lazy Management”, a leadership and management style that gives employees more control over their work lives and careers.

Motorcyclist and avid traveler, the legendary Anita Yusof earned her place in the Asia Book World Record for the Longest Bike Solo Ride Across The World in 2017. She rode for 370 days, 65,369km, across 40 countries in four continents. Now she is on her second world tour to complete 70 countries in 7 continents. Though due to the pandemic, she is currently stationed in Tanzania. Anita shares her story and escapades.

They say the path to a person’s heart is through their stomach, and for Malaysians, food is definitely one of our country’s passions. With the F&B industry taking a hit in 2020, Kenneth Lai, co-founder of cloud kitchen, Vacrea, discusses how he kept three food companies up and running through the pandemic.