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The show that aims to expand and showcase the boundaries & limitations of jazz music from the old classics to futuristic compositions from all over the world. Nu-jazz, afro beat, acid jazz, hard bop, free jazz - we cover them all!
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Soweto Kinch - Montpellier
Benny Sings - Nobody's Fault (ft. Tom Misch)
30/70 - N.Y.P (SAUL Remix)
Mr Jukes - Maiden Voyage
Nimbus Sextet - Deep Dark Blue Lights
SunPalace - Rude Movement (Moodymann Remix)
Daniel Casimir - Safe, Pt.1
Snowboy - Astralisation
Gin & Tonic Orchestra - Hands On The Drum (Live Mix)
Shaman Tearoom is not your typical tea room, as they accompany the tea serving ceremony with a performance that’s full of grace and panache. We speak to the duo behind the initiative, Ai Wei Foo and Kent Lee about what they do, what it is like to stage a very reverential performance of the tea-drinking culture, and whether tea culture will become more prominent among urban dwellers.
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It has (only) been a year since the start of the first MCO, so we decided to look back at how it has changed our viewing, binging, and hate-watching habits. What did we love, what did we waste our time on, and what hidden gems did we discover while endlessly scrolling through the on-demand catalogue? We celebrate all our favorites in the first, and hopefully last, MCO anniversary Supercut.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission’s newly introduced corporate liability provision was used for the first time today to charge a company for corruption and bribery. We speak to corruption activist Cynthia Gabriel about how this might positively impact accountability and transparency in the corporate sector.
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The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission’s newly introduced corporate liability provision was used for the first time today to charge a company for corruption and bribery. We speak to corruption activist Cynthia Gabriel about how this might positively impact accountability and transparency in the corporate sector.
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Barisan Nasional is setting up task forces to hold the government accountable. Following that announcement, we take a closer look at the importance of checks and balances, how effective current mechanisms are, and what role civil society can play in keeping the government in check.
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Business operators are expressing concerns of the increasing prices of biodegradable food containers.
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We’ve all had to adapt and change many of the daily behaviours we took for granted. What changes are we seeing in ourselves? Dr Anasuya Jegathesan joins us for these reflections.
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We are back for our monthly open clinic segment, where we get our doctors to address your health concerns. On today’s show, consultant allergist and immunologist Dr Kent Woo joins us to discuss everything about allergies.
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In 2016, Malaysian Beh Chew Boo was arrested in Singapore for allegedly attempting to carry 499.97g of meth across the causeway. He was sentenced to death in January last year (2020) by the Singapore High Court. In an unprecedented turn of events, the 38-year-old managed to escape the noose when he was acquitted by the Court of Appeal in October 2020.
On this episode of Live & Learn, we’re joined by the lawyer Wong Siew Hong, who represented Chew Boo throughout this ordeal, to discuss the details of the case, as well as share his thoughts on the drug laws in Singapore.
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