In conjunction with World Cities Day, we look into how cities are planned and the core areas that are prioritised to make cities liveable and sustainable not only for communities, but also for the environment. President of Malaysian Institute of Planners, Ihsan Zainal Mokhtar joins us to share his thoughts on the subject.

Join the gang's favourite ghouls in celebrating Halloween with their go-to creepy (and not so creepy!) picks for the spooky season, and discuss what makes a film fit for All Hallows Eve.

We take a look at the history of batik, what defines Malaysian batik and how we can further promote its use.

This Hallow's Eve, we examine the value of fear and talk about the things that frighten us most.

An attempt at on-screen inclusivity may have backfired - some people have pointed out that the icons serve to indicate how gender-nonconforming should look like.

Some of the highlights today include the welfare of firefighters, the Malaysian embassy for Palestine, and a report by IDEAS on the restructuring of GLCs benefiting Bersatu.

A recent study published in The Lancet found that the risk of breast cancer from the use of HRT is higher than what was thought. We’re speaking to Dr Premitha Damodaran, consultant obstetrician and gynaecologist, to help us understand the results of this study and how this affects women on HRT.

India wants to monitor, intercept and track WhatsApp messages in a bid to curb the spread of misinformation. As you can imagine, this has caused quite the furore but you might be interested to know that some good could also come from the move.

This Halloween, about 2,000 tonnes of plastic waste will be thrown away after people discard their store-bought costumes (fake wigs, fangs, capes, props, etc). This is just in the UK alone. We look at the plastic footprint of Halloween.

The hotel “apologizes for any uneasiness caused.”