In the news this week; a company called kiplePark introduced a new app that negates the use of parking tickets, Autopay machines or Touch 'n' Go cards, while a cooperative agreement between Toyota and Suzuki shows definite signs of an evolving automotive industry. No car review this week, but Ariff Roose talks Richard Bradbury through the wonders of car cleaning and why it's important to keep your car clean.

Pennywise and the Losers' Club are back in the finale of the IT franchise, IT Chapter Two. The gang also discusses special movie screenings with the launch of Screen X in Malaysia.

Associate Professor Dr Anasuya Jegathevi Jegathesan, Programme Director of Psychology, Taylor’s University

Two years since the Myanmar military launched a massive crackdown on the Rohingya people in 2017, we take a look at the current situation both within the Rakhine state and among the Rohingya diaspora around the world.

There are ongoing campaigns called Summertime in Malaysia at the various Tourism Malaysia offices overseas.

There have been great advancements in cancer treatments. But one of the biggest challenges is being able to afford such life-saving therapies.

Want to know more about a cancer protection plan that can give you flexible options to manage the disease? as we will be speaking to Linda Lor, Head of Sales Management from Allianz General Insurance.

How are world leaders viewed on the international stage versus the local stage, and which perception matters more? We explore this question following the global criticism that Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is receiving for the wildfires raging in the Amazon.

We return with our monthly mental health clinic with consultant clinical psychologist Paul Jambunathan. On this segment, we address your concerns regarding mental, emotional and psychosocial issues.

Melaka In Fact hopes to document old oral histories and narratives before they are lost forever. The project includes cultural mapping, talks, exhibitions and other events that hope to highlight why Melaka history is still relevant in the 21st century, and it’s role in nation-building. We speak to Project Director Saidah Rastam about what the project has achieved so far and what more needs to be done.

Disney+ recently announced that it would be releasing episodes on a weekly basis. Does this mean the end of binge-watching? And will this change how we appreciate the show?