In this episode of I Love KL, we look at the history of public housing in Malaysia and how it has evolved throughout the years. We also look at its design, and what can perhaps be done to improve the living conditions of its residents.

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While it might not be as popular as its neighbour, Stadium Merdeka, Stadium Negara has hosted its fair share of iconic and memorable events throughout the years, from the Thomas Cup in 1992 to a slew of international and local acts that performed there. In this episode, we look back at its history, and the multipurpose role that it plays to serve the citizens of the city.

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In this episode of I Love KL, we look at the history of public housing in Malaysia and how it has evolved throughout the years. We also look at its design, and what can perhaps be done to improve the living conditions of its residents.

IMAGE SOURCE: JiaChengg / SHUTTERSTOCK

While it might not be as popular as its neighbour, Stadium Merdeka, Stadium Negara has hosted its fair share of iconic and memorable events throughout the years, from the Thomas Cup in 1992 to a slew of international and local acts that performed there. In this episode, we look back at its history, and the multipurpose role that it plays to serve the citizens of the city.

IMAGE SOURCE: Marcus Walton / SHUTTERSTOCK

Daniel Teoh’s personal experience engaging with Orang Asli communities led to the setting up of Native, a platform that collaborates with these communities to hopefully give participants a taste of his journey. Prior to the pandemic, Native provides community-based tourism for participants to learn and engage with the Orang Asli communities. He joins us on the show to share the story in detail, as well as share how they’ve been coping with the pandemic.

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Daniel Teoh’s personal experience engaging with Orang Asli communities led to the setting up of Native, a platform that collaborates with these communities to hopefully give participants a taste of his journey. Prior to the pandemic, Native provides community-based tourism for participants to learn and engage with the Orang Asli communities. He joins us on the show to share the story in detail, as well as share how they’ve been coping with the pandemic.

IMAGE SOURCE: Native Discovery / FACEBOOK

When Awad first started Skate Tua, his main goal was to reunite his old friends and family with skateboarding, an activity that they love but have left a long time ago, as they grew older. What started out as something playful soon turned pretty serious as it gained traction among like-minded individuals from the same demographic, as they found refuge in Skate Tua’s more accessible group. Awad joins us to share his observations of how the scene has changed and evolved throughout the years.

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When Awad first started Skate Tua, his main goal was to reunite his old friends and family with skateboarding, an activity that they love but have left a long time ago, as they grew older. What started out as something playful soon turned pretty serious as it gained traction among like-minded individuals from the same demographic, as they found refuge in Skate Tua’s more accessible group. Awad joins us to share his observations of how the scene has changed and evolved throughout the years.

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When Awad first started Skate Tua, his main goal was to reunite his old friends and family with skateboarding, an activity that they love but have left a long time ago, as they grew older. What started out as something playful soon turned pretty serious as it gained traction among like-minded individuals from the same demographic, as they found refuge in Skate Tua’s more accessible group. Awad joins us to share his observations of how the scene has changed and evolved throughout the years.

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Before the Federal Highway was built, Jalan Klang Lama or Old Klang Road was the main path connecting Klang to the capital city. Elizabeth Cardosa joins us to unpack the history of the road and its surrounding area.

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