Party Room is an interactive space that serves various games for attendees to enjoy, socialise and get away from the digital distractions. We speak to its co-founder to hear what’s on offer and how they plan to make the experience an unforgettable one for their customers.

Sometimes, when we’re feeling angry, we feel like smashing things up. But that kind of behaviour can never be tolerated in a society. That’s where Rage Room comes in, creating a space for you to express your “anger” in a safe and therapeutic way. How does it work? The founder joins us on the show to share the details.

We catch up with Elizabeth Cardosa, our resident heritage conservation expert. After a break from the pandemic, to think of how the city and its cultural heritage will respond and adapt to the new normal.

The draft for the KL Structure Plan 2040 has outlined many components that are deemed to be important in the development of the city for the future, but one important piece is missing - the conversation surrounding the identity of the city. A new association in town called Pereka Bandar (or Malaysian Urban Design Association in English) is looking to persuade DBKL to start incorporating it in the draft. The president of the association, Shuhana Shamsuddin, joins us to share the importance of thinking about the identity of the city.

There are many precautionary steps that we need to collectively take, as the country acclimatizes to the new normal. One of the steps suggested by Malaysian Institute of Planners is to develop a geofencing application that can help warn users as they enter a COVID-19 “red zone”. How will this work, and will it empower users to be more proactive in taking care of their own safety?

What is it like to be involved with bodies that are helping the marginalised communities during the MCO? What goes on behind the scenes, before the help eventually reaches these communities? Nadine Azalea Faisal, a volunteer with Tenaganita, shares her experience.

I Love KL speaks to a representative from Pertubuhan Arkitek Malaysia (PAM) on their plan to gather volunteer architects to help inspect and assess sites that have been gazetted as possible COVID-19 quarantine stations.

The Movement Control Order that was enforced to combat the Covid-19 outbreak here in the country has affected people from all walks of lives. For creative collectives that rely on being out and about, having to be home means a disruption to their usual flow. How do they cope? We caught up with two collectives that are taking advantage of technology to keep the positive vibes and creativity flowing, all the way from their respective homes.

Tucked in the heart of KL, Bukit Nanas is home to not only the remaining virgin forest reserve in the capital, but also some important institutions, like the prestigious Convent Bukit Nanas, St. John’s Institution, and St. John’s Cathedral. In this episode, we uncover the history of the area and Convent Bukit Nanas, with our resident heritage conservation expert, Elizabeth Cardosa.

Film is a very powerful medium of storytelling, and has the power to invoke different kinds of emotions. Harnessing those energies, Pesta Filem Kita is also hoping that films can unite Malaysians of all backgrounds. We speak to its Festival Director, Victoria Cheng, to find out what they learned as they travelled across the country during their roadshows, and met with people from all walks of life, with different opinions.