Your steady stream of groove-based Neo-soul, House, RnB & Hip-Hop jams for your listening pleasure – accompanied by chilled out beats that have been double-boiled in jazz chords, soulful vocals and rare grooves.

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Umi - Runnin (ft. Yeek)
Iman Omari - Wait A Minute
Masok - Right Up Your Alley
Lynda Dawn - Fonk Street
Par-Le - Exclusive
Mayer Hawthorne - Over
Monsune - Nothing In Return
Necktr - Cold Water (ft. Esme Higgins)
Meshell Ndegeocello - Step Into The Projects
Natural Lateral - Days With Amber
30/70 - Backfoot
Submotion Orchestra - Always
Lay-Far - Be The Change (ft. Pete Simpson)

In this episode of A Bit of Culture, Kam’s studio session is graced by dynamic duo Sim Wie Boon and Faiq Syazwan on an intense conversation about gentrified city centres, devised theatre and the debate on Marvel movies—are they really that bad? Kam has observed that downtown KL has been “hollowed out”: with KLites choosing to move out of the city centre, he wonders about the fate of our metropolis’s city life. Then, Faiq gives us an insight into devised theatre, the different opinions on its collaborative nature and how live performances are generally meant to be a gamble. Lastly, Sim sets the record straight with the criticism of Marvel movies not “being real art” in relation to the different circumstances that make a successful box office film.

The team talk no-brainers as they check out the sequel to Zombieland, Double Tap, which sees the return of old favourites: Woody Harrelson, Emma Stone, Abigail Breslin, and Jesse Eisenberg. Then, they share some zombie favourites worth revisiting in the genre.

What does that mean, and what are the concerns traditionally tied to falling fertility in a country?

We examine how DAP is doing, amidst the ongoing controversies and disputes that the party is facing.

Post Budget 2020, we wanted to know how accessible and how effectively utilized our government grants are.

This is despite Thai authorities took measures to control the strength of the Baht, as it is seen to be stifling the country's economy.

We discuss the hositility and vitriol that the community receives with our resident office vegan.

Dr George Lee returns to discuss the latest medical news. Expect deep insights delivered with generous humour. In conjunction with Deepavali, which falls on Sunday 27 October, we find out from a dietitian how she celebrates Deepavali, as well as what we can eat, and how to stay healthy during the Festival of Lights.

Deepavali is a time for families to gather and celebrate holiday traditions. But for those who lose their parents at a young age, Deepavali celebrations are often tinged with a melancholy that cannot be assuaged by fireworks and festivities. In the run up to the Festival of Lights, we indulge in the nostalgia of Deepavali celebrations imbued with the memory of departed loved ones.