In this episode we chat with Fiona Chin, she is a KL based attorney who is also and entrepreneur and co-founder of IGL coatings. Fiona discusses how she balances life as an attorney, co-founder of a global startup and being a mom to two young kids. She discusses the importance of building a strong team and using the right tools to make everything work. 

We speak to YP Cheong, who’s a member of the Conveyancing Practice Committee with Bar Council Malaysia on what documents you need to get ready before you sell your house. Because often we might be so happy that we have an offer that meets our price but that sale might not happen if we aren’t ready.

Datuk Jared Lim, the new ED of Sino Hua An International, discusses the metallurgical coke company's expansion into web solutions and restaurants.

Some perspective is also offered on Asiasons and Blumont, the two SGX-listed companies that were embroiled in a penny stock scandal.

Amid fear over the outbreak of the Wuhan coronavirus, the Malaysian government has taken legal action against several individuals accused of perpetuating misinformation. One prominent case includes National Union of Journalists exco member Wan Noor Hayati Wan Alias, accused of publishing rumours likely to cause fear or alarm. To get more insight into the story, we speak to Farah Marshita Abdul Patah, Vice PResident of the National Union of Journalists, and Syahredzan Johan, constitutional lawyer and Political Secretary to Lim Kit Siang.

Reactions to the Wuhan coronavirus have started to trickle in from global leaders and major world economies, with China declaring a force majeure on LNG imports. We bring you the latest updates on the virus, as well as discussion on what other sectors might see an impact from the virus outbreak

Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad said that getting offsets in large business deals is normal as long as the money is not pocketed by individuals. This was his comment in relation to the AirAsia-Airbus graft allegations. We speak to P. Gunasegaram, Editor-in-Chief of Focus Malaysia for some thoughts on the matter.

Asean and Chinese central bankers have responded to the Wuhan Coronavirus by cutting rates and pumping money into the system. But will other major central bankers respond too? Carlos Casanova, Chief Asia Economist with Coface in Hong Kong tell us that they may spring into action if the global economy weakens. He also warns that currently the Chinese government is forecasting slower growth but that is only for 1st quarter 2020.

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.

02:47 - How much attention should recruiters pay to an applicant’s education?

09:18 - Should workplaces be fun? Is your workplace fun?

15:36 - How do we prevent businesses from capitalizing on a crisis?

21:29 - Headlines of the day

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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Eight Cylinder Big Band - MaTight Intro

Resolution 88 - Runout Groove

Dominic J Marshall - Feeling

Natural Lateral - Yellow

Joey Alexander - Warna

Captain Supernova - Reveal Within It (ft Ian Roller)

Terrace Martin - The Deuce (ft The Martin Family Trio)

Horatio Luna - Golden

Once a warehouse, and at one point, the most happening club in town, The Godown KL, located at 11, Lorong Ampang now aims to be a creative hub for the arts. What differentiates The Godown KL from other similarly repurposed buildings in town is it combines a warehouse that’s almost 100 years old with a newly built annex that’s rustic, yet artistic. How does The Godown KL plan to compete with other players in this increasingly saturated scene? I Love KL paid a visit to the space, when they hosted an event called “Temasya Taming Sari”, to pose this question, and more, to one of its owners.