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Patrick Teoh takes you on another foot-stomping, hand-clapping ride down memory lane as he blows dust off his vinyl collection to bring you a selection of hits from the 60s to 80s.

Join Othniel Ting & Ali Johan as they delve into an album of our chosen artist of the week, running you through the stories & history of the album track by track. This month marks the 40th anniversary for Michael Jackson's 6th studio album epic, Thriller. We take you through the stories behind the songs on the best selling album of all time.

The first round of the World Cup in Qatar ended with a few interesting results! Saudi Arabia humbled Copa America champions Argentina 2-1, in what could possibly be the biggest upset in the history of the competition. Not to be outdone, Japan then beat 2014 winners Germany with the same scoreline, giving them a massive chance to get out of a very tough group. The Just For Kicks pundits look back at notable results from the first round and look ahead to the second round of the group's matches happening this weekend, as well as the Malaysia Cup Final between Selangor and JDT.

Ahead of GE15, we saw an increase in racial rhetorics, both at ceramahs and online. We discuss what needs to be done to mitigate hate speech and racial sentiment in the future?

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The Borneo bloc has officially agreed to be part of Dato Seri Anwar Ibrahim's government, giving him the backing of 145 MPs. What will this mean for the future growth and development of Sabah and Sarawak? How can Pakatan Harapan make good on their pledge to decentralize powers back to the Borneo states? We explore with Ariff Adi Putera Anwar, Research Officer at the Institute for Development Studies Sabah.

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We continue our coverage of post-elections and the appointment of Dato' Seri Anwar Ibrahim as the 10th Prime Minister. This time, we look at the need for an official agreement within the component coalitions of the new government.

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As Dato' Seri Anwar Ibrahim becomes the country's newly appointed Prime Minister, the question of our economy comes to the surface. We discuss what needs to be prioritised.

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It’s almost a week since the 15th general elections, and finally, the political drama seems to be coming to an end with Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim being sworn in as the 10th Prime Minister of Malaysia. While we wait for the new cabinet to be announced, the new health minister will have a monumental task ahead: maintaining and reforming the healthcare system to be able to withstand increasing needs from the population while the country goes through tough economic times ahead. Consultant urologist Dr George Lee is joined by Azrul Mohd Khalib, CEO of the Galen Centre for Health & Social Policy to discuss what they’d like to see from the next health minister and the pressing issues that will need to be addressed before our healthcare system breaks down. 

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When it comes to prostate cancer, the most effective treatment approach is to “hit it hard and hit it early”, instead of waiting and delaying. Consultant clinical oncologist Dr Jennifer Leong explains why early detection and early intensification of treatment is important, and what are some of the barriers faced by patients.