Entrepreneur and influencer Dato Aliff Shukri Kamarzaman is under fire for posting a teaser clip of his latest Aidilfitri song, Love Raya; which many have deemed inappropriate. The video depicted him with 8 male dancers in costumes, gyrating and preening at the camera. Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil has requested MCMC to take action, and called for content creators to create "appropriate content for all ages." We get into the question of accountability when it comes to consuming online content, and whether the onus is on the creator, the government or the self.

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Yesterday was April Fools, a day where pranksters prey on both suspecting and unsuspecting victims. This year, we witnessed both the "death" of musician Namewee, and the "tyranny" of the Editor-In-Chief of media and news company, CILISOS. We ask our listeners whether they love or hate pranks, and share some of the most iconic pranks we remember throughout the years.

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Despite the government's efforts to promote STEM education among students, are dwindling PISA scores and waning student interest signs that our approach needs to be re-evaluated? Tonight, we speak with Kenneth Chai about the myriad challenges that Malaysia encounters in advocating for a STEM future and how we can re-think our approach for the new age. Plus, we invite our listeners to look back on their own experiences in STEM, and whether they enjoyed it or not.

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Tonight, we're bringing coffee to your airwaves, as we dive into everything there is to know about coffee. We first speak to Dr Eric Olmedo, on his adventures in coffee culture and how coffee is a cup of emotion encapsulated by rituals and flavour. On the business side of things, we speak to Kenneth Ong, about how the coffee industry navigates changing trends and consumer preferences to stay competitive and innovative.

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It's the very first episode of our new debate series, in which two debaters get into a topic, live on air. We're kicking of the show with the topic: Are boycotts an effective tool for people to influence political or social change? For this, we'll be hearing from two debaters, Muhyuddin Ahsan and Lee Yan Cheng. This show is in collaboration with Malaysian Institute For Debate and Public Speaking. You can find them on their website, Instagram, Facebook and X.

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Headlines have been awash with the KK Mart controvesy, with the latest being that a branch in Bidor, Perak, was targeted by a failed Molotov cocktail, even as charges have also been levied against KK Mart's founder, and director respectively. As the news continues highlighting this issue, we play some clips from Khairy Jamaluddin and Shahril Hamdan's Keluar Sekejap episode, and ask our listeners how to de-escalate tensions, and discuss how we can build bridges in a multicultural society.

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Malaysia holds a significant position as a transnational hub for various networks, including those with extremist ideologies. Against the backdrop of distressing events like the ongoing Gaza conflict, concerns about radicalization loom large. Tonight, we are joined by Aizat Shamsuddin, who sheds light on the intricate processes of radicalization, and the challenges that remain in rehabiliting radicals towards a better future..

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A pink-and-white luggage bag filled with over RM500,000 in cash was found by a security guard at a parking lot in Damansara Mall. He handed it in to the police, but that got us thinking: Would we do the same? If you found a bag with half a million ringgit in it, would you take it for yourself, or hand it in? We opened it up to listeners, and unsurprisingly got very interesting answers, before our guest, Dr Anasuya Jegathevi Jegathesan joined us to further unpack this ethical and moral quandary.

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Arguing with one another may not pleasant, but it remains an inevitable part of life. We might not see eye to eye on some matters, but it's important to stay respectful and lay your perspectives in a constructive way. Tonight, we hear from our listeners about how to approach arguments with respect, empathy and willingness to understand the other side of the coin.

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With the current controversy of KK Mart selling inappropriate socks, two individuals were doxxed following uproar and discontent from certain communities. We hear from human rights lawyer, Latheefa Koya on where the gaps are in our enforcement of doxxing threats, and what we can do to protect ourselves from such threats. Then, we ask our listeners whether doxxing is acceptable, and whether the fear of being doxxed stops them from voicing out their opinions online.

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