KembrijKopitiam is finally back and this time we are collaborating with Walker's Pod! In this episode, we have speakers who are currently reading law and engineering in Cambridge to talk us through their application process to Cambridge. They will be covering a bunch of topics ranging from interviews to admission tests to picking a college, so be sure to listen until the end!

Dato’ Ambiga Sreenevasan, former co-chairperson of Bersih 2.0, has been an advocate of human rights and the rule of law for more than two decades. In this special episode of KembrijKopitiam, we replay our latest #NegaraCUMaS session, where we spoke with Dato' Ambiga about multiple facets of advocacy in a Malaysian context.

This speaker session was moderated by Joey Chee.

Extra sections that didn't make it into Episode 3 - we discuss our favourite baker in Cambridge, YouTube channel recommendations, & food during Europe travels.

There's some dessert for you too: peek behind-the-scenes to catch some bloopers!

No matter how far we are from our homeland, there is one thing that us Malaysians hold dear to our heart: Food. Known for its rich & diverse food culture, Malaysia has given us flavours hard to forget, and even harder to leave behind. Living & studying in Cambridge (and by extension, the UK) brings a platter of challenges. How do we find cheap food? What should we learn to cook? Do colleges have different kitchens and halls? Is liquified food a necessity in surviving a busy term?

In this light-hearted episode, we answer these questions and more. Catch some food survival tips for prospective students and applicants - they might just save your stomach!

Join our mini discussion surrounding the MRT system in Malaysia, the urban heat island effect and the cement industry. We hope to stimulate more thoughts and spark more conversations around the issues we are all facing today. 

Did I not mention? There are some interesting BTS to get a little glimpse into our recording process.

With the end of COP26 at Glasgow, Malaysia is up for a new challenge in its journey to fight the perils of climate change. Malaysia is classified as a megadiverse country with its vast flora and fauna in a superbly dense area. This designation makes Malaysia one of the most important countries to preserve and conserve its natural surroundings.

In this episode, we will be talking about the history of COP, and the challenges of decarbonising Malaysia’s transportation sector. At the tail end of the podcast, we will be talking about how the youth can make a huge impact in climate change and levers that we can take to bring greater change to our society.

STEM has always been touted as one of the subjects to pursue to benefit ourselves and the nation. However, the arts and humanities play an important role for us to think critically and to understand the cultures around us. As we live in this globalised world, STEAM is starting to take centre stage and changing the way we work completely. In this episode, we are going to talk about the importance of the arts, its stereotypes and why arts and humanities deserves to be on the same playing field.