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  • 台企TANBead- 惜人才重研发 滿足后疫情时代筛检需求

    疫苗接种率不断提高,各国包括马来西亚陆续解封,然而核酸检测依然是防疫不可或缺的一环。来自台湾的圆点奈米公司TANBean研发的筛检产品,Maelstrom4800获得台湾精品奖,为防疫做出了关键性的贡献。TANBead的媒体公关主任陈庆维来到「开门见商」和我们分享到他们珍惜人才重视R&D,并且如何为后疫情时代超前部署。 

    24 min
  • Wavelength Ep255

    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. Joining us this week is the rather mysterious local trio, 'babychair', who will be sharing about letting the music do the talking, investing in gear to achieve a retro tone, recording remotely without seeing each other and more.
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    00:45 - Ginger Root - Juban District

    04:05 - Alien Lipstick Fire - Any Other Way

    06:37 - babychair - Losing My Mind

    09:51 - babychair Interview 1

    16:13 - baby Chair - Oh It's You

    19:33 - babychair interview 2

    27:29 - babychair - Call You

    30:47 - ADOY (아도이) - Baby

    34:36 - Rrefal - Sir. Keanu

    38:44 - Sunset Rolelrcoaster - Coffee’s On Me

    43:03 - Minako Yoshida - Tornado

    49 min
  • Off The Ball, 23 August 2021

    Romelu Lukaku's 2nd coming with Chelsea proved unplayable to the Arsenal defence as the Blues join Liverpool at the top of the table. Champions, Man City hit 5 past Norwich City whilst Brighton & Spurs make it 2 wins out of 2. Manchester United stutter and draw in Southampton. Includes a look at the midweek EFL Cup.

    52 min
  • Everyone’s A Critic - Taman Pesona

    Taman Pesona is the culmination of artist Mastura Abdul Rahman’s dive into the life of Kelantan’s legendary queen Cik Siti Wan Kembang. The paintings in this online exhibition bring together history and stories around the warrior queen, and interpret them through various visual ideas, including traditional Malaysian practices like batik, songket and wood-carving. We review the exhibition, and discuss how the paintings provide an interesting way to engage with folklore and history.

    Everyone's A Critic is jointly presented with CENDANA. For updates on Malaysian arts and culture, visit BASKL.

    22 min
  • Orang Asli Continue To Face Covid-19 Challenges

    An article written by Colin Nicholas from the Center for Orang Asli Concerns highlights that the Orang Asli are experiencing spikes in Covid-19 cases and deaths. We speak with Kamal Solhaimi Fadzil about the ongoing challenges faced by the community, and what measures need to be prioritised.

    Image Source: Samsul Said, Shutterstock

    14 min
  • Examining PM Ismail Sabri's Inaugural Speech

    Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob was sworn in as Malaysia's 9th Prime Minister on Saturday, and delivered his inaugural speech the next day. Firstly, we unpacked what the speech meant in regard to Ismail Sabri's direction and vision as the new Prime Minister. Next, we looked into the concept of a Malaysian Family as expressed by Ismail in his speech, and what it takes for us to achieve this. Finally, we delve into the importance of inclusivity in people-led movements from an earlier interview.

    Image Source: Mickey12, Shutterstock

    39 min
  • Sending Paper Vaccines To The Afterlife

    After reading many heart-breaking stories of people who lost their loved ones to Covid-19 before they had a chance to be inoculated, local shop owner Raymond Shieh is creating handmade paper vaccines so that spirits in the afterlife can be part of the immunisation process too. Dhanya tells us more.

    Image Source: Karolina, Pexels

    5 min
  • Why Learning Loss Is A Prevailing Issue For Students

    Schools have been closed since May this year, after being closed for most of last year. As we look to them reopening in October, we speak to Melissa Gomes what students have lost in the time that they haven’t been physically in schools and how she's addressing the issue through the Applied Leadership Programme.

    Image Source: Katerina Holmes, Pexels

    23 min
  • Ethics of Caring For Vulnerable Populations

    People in need of health services are often at their most vulnerable - they’re unwell and likely afraid as well. What happens when those from marginalised communities, such as refugees, migrants or ethnic minority groups, face discrimination at the point of care? What is the impact on their wellbeing, and what does it say about us as a society? How do we ensure that ethics within the healthcare profession is not replaced by prejudice? We break down these issues with Dr Susheela Balasundaram from UNHCR and Dr Tan Hui Siu, Head of Hospital Ethics Support Service, Hospital Ampang.

    Image source: Shutterstock 

    45 min

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BFM is a 24 hr independent radio station based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia focused on business news and current affairs. Core programs include business news, market reports from Malaysia and other…

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