Let's Talk - A show that brings you into the most important conversations of the day. On this episode, Sharad brings three people from Institut  Onn Jaafar discussing on what can we do on this Deepavali to help those in need.

The future's not ours to see but has the Finance Minister plotted the right path to weather the economic storm of 2019? November 3: Let's Talk with Sharaad Kuttan drills into the various provisions of 2019 with Finance Minister, Lim Guan Eng.

We explore the New Malaysia through the prism of persistent calls for the Sedition Act to be used, and the paradoxes of institutional reform.

On this episode Let's Talk with Sharaad Kuttan looks at legal reforms spurred by moves for greater openness, transparency in the new Malaysia, but hurdles abound.

October 30: Historical literacy in Malaysia is being given a boost through the efforts of Imagined Malaysia which seeks to create interest and awareness on past events in an inclusive manner.

We look back at the week that was with Malaysiakini Journalist, Annabelle Lee and Editor-in-chief at Cilisos.my, Chak Onn Lau, for their take on the ways the media framed the world for us.

Kedah continues its history of longest unbroken royal ruling lineage. On Let's Talk with Sharaad Kuttan tonight we talk to former professor and activist, Syed Husin Ali, historian Dr Kobkua Suwannathat-Pian together with Astro AWANI's Rizal Zulkapli.

Let’s Talk With Sharaad Kuttan brings you the most important conversations for the week just ended with focus on the media. From the gruesome murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi to what's being highlighted in the media and whether investigative journalism requires institutional support, money and time.

Let's Talk sees Sharaad Kuttan in festive spirits. He talks to Bernice Chauly, Director of George Town Literary Festival, Susie Kukathas, Curator of Think City’s Confluence Festival and Umapagan Ampikaipakan of the Cooler Lumpur Festival on the impact on society and economy from this penchant to make merry.

Let's Talk with Sharaad Khuttan takes a look at the local creative industry, the challenges it faces and how the government can help in propelling the industry beyond our borders.