By The Way is a rapid-fire segment that gives you a snapshot of developing stories in the music world. This week, we talk about the passing of legendary jazz pianist McCoy Tyner, Record Store Day 2020, Tame Impala going green and updates on Bunkface and their controversial new single.

Prince of slacker rock and singer-songwriter, Mac Demarco, is set to release the demos for his latest album. We discuss the role of die-hard fans and the internet in creating a market for these raw and uncut demos.

The Covid-19 outbreak is still headlining the news worldwide - affecting businesses, schools and now music events with major festivals like SXSW and Coachella announcing their cancellations and postponements. Could 2020 be the most quiet year for music festivals? Rahul Kukreja, the man behind The Bee's events joins us to weigh in on this.

Andrew Wong is back on the show for the second time, to share about his spectacular new menu, centered around the food and flavours of Johor! On top of that, we also talk to Hartini from Yayasan Chow Kit, about the collaboration effort with Andrew to raise funds for Hartini's mission to aid underprivileged children in Chow Kit, and in Langkawi too.

Amid the Covid-19 outbreak, we look at whether work from home arrangements are an actual advantage, as studies show there are also downsides to them. We speak to psychologist Elaine Fernandez, who weighs in on the importance of face-to-face interactions, loneliness, and finding a middle ground between home and the workplace.

With the new Transport Minister in place, we discuss with Professor Dr. Ahmad Farhan about his thoughts on the priorities that the new government should take on to improve connectivity beyond private vehicles.

With the majority of new cabinet ministers and deputy ministers coming from Bumiputera backgrounds, how inclusive will the new government be in addressing social and economic issues? We talk to Professor Datuk Dr. Shamsul Amri Baharuddin from KITA, who shares with us what we can expect and why this is the case.

We take a look at a report on the increased federal funding of HIV treatment in the US, a hopeful, cured HIV case in the UK and IJM Corp's latest shares traded on the counter.

In an article on Free Malaysia Today, Parti Sosialis Malaysia calls for fuel subsidies to be removed to pave way for better public transportation. We talk to Datuk Khairul Annuar and Laurence Todd on the pros and cons of doing away with fuel subsidies.

Most of us find it difficult to make lifestyle changes, especially when it comes to our level of physical activity and diet. But these changes can significantly improve our health, especially for those living with diabetes. To help us find out how exercise and physical activity help with diabetes management, we’re speaking to sports and exercise physician, Dr Kavitha Mahadevan.