From office pranks to “that’s what she said” jokes, The Office was one of those remakes that not only lived up to the original UK version, but created its own identity as well. This Throwback Tuesday, we pay a nostalgic visit to Jim, Pam, Dwight, and of course, Michael Scott, and talk about what made the show so iconic.

Proper hand hygiene has been identified as an effective way to help curb the spread of Covid-19, but many people are not doing it correctly. We find out how to do it right with Assoc Prof Dr Sasheela Ponnampalavanar.

What might be the education priorities of the new government, given especially that Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin himself was a former education minister? We discuss with Chan Soon Seng, and ask for his wishlist.

We discuss what impact the change in government might have on existing economic policies, including the Shared Prosperity Vision 2030.

Developers in South Korea have developed apps to track information about the coronavirus outbreak, to help people carry on with their daily lives.

Dialects - an integral way many Malaysians communicate, especially with their families. We explore the importance of dialects and if it is slowly disappearing with Dr. Kuang Ching Hei.

When you watch a musician or a dancer performing, it’s enthralling to witness how their bodies move in synchrony to produce something that comes together as a musical or dance performance. But what goes into the performance, from the perspective of functional movement? Consultant orthopaedic surgeon Dr Rajesh Singh takes us through the motions of how movement meets music.

In the first of our series of shows covering the Performing Arts Meeting in Yokohama 2020 (TPAM 2020), three arts critics from Malaysia, the Philippines, and Thailand discuss what worked, what didn’t, and what interesting ideas emerged from the meet.

With the political events of the last one week in Malaysia - and the speed at which things unfolded and changed - we look at the impact of political turmoil on the mental health of citizens.

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In conjunction with World Wildlife Day today, we’re going to be discussing a new study which suggests that climate change could reduce the lifespan of hundreds of amphibian and reptilian species.