The future of healthcare, like other sectors, may soon lie in how hospitals and clinics are able to manage your data. Even more than that, new technologies may allow for doctor-patient consultations to move into the online sphere. For more on this changing medical landscape, we speak to Eg Kah Yee, Managing Director of UCrest, about healthcare technology, government regulation, and how to achieve an integrated medical ecosystem. 

Vincent Khoo, Head of Research at UOB KayHian Malaysia tells us that the lack of policy clarity which has led to weak earnings is in part the reason for the weak FBMKLCI performance. However the million dollar question is 2020 going to be a better year? Vincent weighs in with his views and also the best investment strategy to navigate the challenging markets.

Last Friday saw Boris Johnson win resoundingly in the UK’s General Election and his victory has brought a stable of new Conservative MPs into parliament, who took seats traditionally held by Labour candidates. So what does this mean for the new administration and will we finally see an end to the Brexit issue?

The Morning Run discusses the challenging media landscape locally, starting with job cuts at Media Prima, possibly the largest retrenchment exercise in the media industry, but also Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng's tax exemptions suggestion to media companies on the condition that the try to avoid retrenchment. Also the cabinet has agreed in principle to establish the Malaysian Media Council (MMC).

Joe Quinlan believes that the trade war is not going to get worse and hopes that it will be boring on the US-China front in 2020. On Brexit, he believes that the easy money has been made and the UK market has to brace for tough negotiations.

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.

01:59 - What causes you to binge-eat?

07:56 - Is multi-tasking ruining our free time?

14:29 - How can we make our experiences more sustainable?

20:36 - Headlines of the day

With our eyes set on unearthing the freshest flavours from unexpected places, we widen our scope with hand-picked musical gems from all across Asia. We also give a call to Ismail Ibrahim from local electronic band Enterprise to find out more about the band's latest single and upcoming album set to release in 2020. 

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JAEL - Lonely (고독한) (ft. SUMIN)
Audrey - Comic Sans (ft. Jack Harlow)
Ramengvrl - Whachu Mean
Bei Bei & Shawn Lee - Bei's Bossa
Dameer - Sun
Enterprise Interview 
Enterprise - I Want You
9m88 - 九頭身日奈 Nine Head Hinano
Tendre - Sign
Jaggfuzzbeats - Fade
Kikagaku Moyo - Orange Peel
Syarikat Idola Remaja - Si Bujang

Craig, Gogulan & Stuart join Ross for the live UCL & UEL draw and also lookback at the weekend's EPL. Liverpool winning ugly with beautiful goals, Leicester dropping points, City going easy on Arsenal, Man Utd crying for creativity and more. Also, Winners & Losers plus CWC & midweek Carabao Cup.

Researcher and community builder Rocky How visits us from Singapore and shares with us his long term interest to critically unpack social housing rhetoric through fostering inclusive conversations around issues of land justice.

A viral Facebook post claims that the newly-renovated Taman Tasik Titiwangsa had been vandalised just hours after it was reopened. We discuss how civic-mindedness can be cultivated in the public.