There is a chance that the democrats and republicans can agree on a stimulus package before the US elections. Joe Quinlan, Chief Market Strategist at US Trust-BOA Private Wealth Management tell us the importance of getting a deal for the US economy while weighing in on why developed market assets are still preferred.

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We get you out of bed, to your first cup of coffee or to your first destination of your day with thought-provoking discussions on ideas, people and events shaping all our lives.

1.40 : What do supermarkets tell you about a society?

8.07 : Do you write travel reviews?

14.59 : International Headlines

21.29 : Local Headlines

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A weekend where VAR reared it's ugly head. The guys talk about some of the shocking decisions which caused teams valuable points and also marvel at some great goalkeeping performances, managing from home and the ageless Jamie Vardy. Includes previews of Fulham v Aston Villa and Liverpool v Arsenal.

What do inclusive public spaces look like for the deaf? Sazali Shaari and Zuraidah Abu from the Malaysia Federation of the Deaf give us a clue.

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Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin is calling for better bottom-up feedback system to address the mismatch of actual needs and urban planning. We speak to Dr. Shuhana Shamsuddin for her insights.

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As talks of defection, infighting and uncertainty continue after the state's elections, we speak to Dr. Firdausi Suffian for his insights on what Sabah's elections mean for the state and national politics.

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As Japan introduces more robots to be servers in restaurants, we wonder with Sabrina if a future with robot servers would be better - especially in the age of a pandemic.

Would a RM30 million air conditioned walkway from Johor to Singapore be beneficial? We speak to Ihsan Zainal Moktar about what it takes to build an effective walkway, and how such structures could be an opportunity to elevate public spaces.

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We speak to Kathleen Kwan, fellow BFMer and first time voter at the Sabah elections, on her thoughts of the election that gripped the nation's imagination.

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One of the things that the COVID-19 pandemic has shown us is how we can all come together to help each other when the going gets tough. But that’s at the community level. At the global level, we have seen some countries lending others a helping hand by providing resources such as the expertise of doctors or even supplies of PPEs. But is this enough to ensure global health security to tackle the current pandemic and others to come? Joining us to unpack this is public policy specialist Dr Khor Swee Kheng for the final part of this mini series, Healthcare in a Pandemic.

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