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.

2.50 : Is adaptability more important than intelligence?

9.25 : Will business ecosystems around once-thriving offices ever be the same again?

18.07 : International Headlines

24.33 : Local Headlines

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The show that aims to expand and showcase the boundaries & limitations of jazz music from the old classics to futuristic compositions from all over the world, Nu-jazz, afro beat, acid jazz, hard bop, free jazz - we can cover them all!

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Zeitgeist Freedom Energy Exchange - Mas O Menos 
Jordan Rakei - Wind Parade 

Vels Trio - Yellow Ochre - Pt.1 
Jazzbois - Jass 
Nubya Garcia - Inner Game 
Derrick Hodge - Fall 
Bada-Bada - Phantom 
Christian Scott - So What
Willie Scott III - The Thorn 

We catch up with founders of Jungle School Gombak Malaysia, an ecotourism initiative that allows participants to experience the way of life in the jungle, taught by Orang Asli communities. How did they cope with the pandemic and the MCO, and how will they navigate things moving forward? According to them, despite the anxiety and the uncertainties, the “break” serves as a good reminder that Mother Nature needs a “reboot” sometimes, to continue to be sustainable.

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Can we pack all of Disney and its magnificence into a single Supercut? We sure as heck try! In the spirit of Mulan finally gracing cinemas, we dive into our own memories of timeless Disney films and what they've meant to us over the years. From classics like The Lion King and Aladdin, to modern gems like The Emperor's New Groove and Lilo & Stitch, Disney continues to set new standards for the way stories are told on screen. We discuss the movies, the music, and the magic of the House of Mouse for all kids aged five to ninety-five.

The government has formed a cabinet committee to look into a National Food Security Policy, following concerns about food supplies during the MCO. We discuss what can be done to ensure our food chains can better withstand a crisis.

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In conjunction with World Suicide Prevention Day, we speak to Victor Tan about how society can come together to improve support networks, in order to save lives.

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The Pulang Mengundi movement is back - this time to sponsor young Sabahans to travel home to vote. We speak with Aaron Dennison, co-founder of the campaign, to find out more.

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We all know that exercise is good for our heart. But what explains cardiovascular incidents among those who are fit and athletic? Dato’ Seri Dr Jeffrey Jeswant Dillon, Senior Consultant Cardiothoracic Surgeon, joins us to explore cardiovascular risks among young and older athletes. 

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Yesterday, Michelle Yesudas, senior legal advisor and human rights activist, posted a thread on Twitter with the title, ‘What do I do if I am a man and part of a manel?’ What is a manel, you wonder? We discuss that and the importance of having diverse panels. 

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Over 800,000 people die by suicide annually, representing 1 person every 40
seconds. Suicide prevention remains a universal challenge, but World Suicide Prevention Day, observed annually on September 10th, aims to provide the opportunity for everyone to raise awareness on this global issue. We take a look at the role we can all play in preventing suicide.

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