This might be the best used-car deal out there today. The Mk1 Jaguar XF (X250) debuted back in 2008 with a price tag of RM488,888.  Today - twelve years later - it's worth about RM40,000, roughly the same price as a brand new Proton Saga. But is the price tag an honest reflection of the famed British build quality, or is it simply an unfortunate case of over-depreciation? In this episode, Richard, Daniel and Ariff discusses this and more.

He's a living legend and regarded by millions as the greatest athlete of all time. But what exactly made Michael Jordan so iconic? On this episode, we review The Last Dance; a 10-part docuseries chronicling Jordan's rise to superstardom, while paying special attention to the Bulls' 1997-98 season from start to finish.

The government agency claims that a technical error had occurred, but netizens are doubtful. We speak with Jahabar Sadiq for his thoughts, and discuss the impact of the deletion of the account on the government's legitimacy.

A report by Channel News Asia explores how counterfeit goods like fake face masks and falsified medicines are making their way into the Malaysian market. We speak with Dato Dr Paul Selva Raj to find out what's being done to stem the sale of these products.

The latest backlash has been directed at Malaysian Rubber Board Chair Ahmad Nazlan Idris, also UMNO MP for Jerantut, who proposed for a RM100 million worth rubber research centre to be built in his constituency. We speak with Laurence Todd about the measures that are needed to ensure accountability within GLCs.

Every day, the Director-General of the Ministry of Health Malaysia stands behind a podium and presents us with numbers – numbers of COVID-19 infections, deaths, recoveries, clusters, and tests. All this data gives us information, which is key in our efforts to fight the pandemic. We speak to Dr Dhesi Baha Raja, Public Health Medicine Specialist and Co-Founder of Young Digital Leaders Malaysia, about using data to answer the big questions about COVID-19, with the most important one being: “When will COVID-19 end?”

The 2020 Tokyo Olympics was originally scheduled to take place between the 24th of July and the 9th of August this year. However, the COVID-19 pandemic has forced the International Olympic Committee and the Japanese government to reschedule the games to the summer of 2021. But what is the impact of the postponement? We take a deep dive into the topic with sports lawyer and member of the Malaysian Bar, Richard Wee. 

Masks, gloves, medical-grade sanitizers… and now portable UV light dispensers? With COVID-19 here to stay for a while, people are investing in more ways to keep themselves safe. And with heightened awareness of phones and wallets being potential surfaces for germs and viruses, UV sanitizers might just be the next household necessity as the world tries to return to some semblance of normalcy.

Shopify CEO Tobi Lütke tweeted that “As of today, Shopify is a digital by default company. We will keep our offices closed until 2021 so that we can rework them for this new reality. And after that, most will permanently work remotely."

The tourism industry has been affected extremely intensely by COVID-19, but the world has to continue spinning; hotels and resorts are now looking at what the post-pandemic vacation could look like, and what precautions they could put in place to reassure future travellers.