Is it really men vs women, or have we been misunderstanding each other all along? 😣

After hearing both sides of the story, 📖 it's finally time to bring the conversation together. In this final episode of Gen Red Flag series, hosts Alif Daniel and Homaira Tasnim are back, where they discuss the biggest debates 🗣️, hottest takes 🔥, and most controversial moments from the previous two episodes. 🤯 It has all led up to uncover one important question: Can women's expectations and men's efforts truly complement each other❓

From "If he wanted to, he would", 💁🏻‍♂️ to unrealistic relationship standards shaped by social media, 📱 this episode challenges the assumptions that often divide us. Are relationship conflicts really caused by bad intentions, or simply different perspectives? 🔍 What and from whom should we take examples from about each other? 🧭

Join us as we explore how empathy, communication, and mutual effort can bridge the gap between men and women. 🧩

Whether you're single, dating, or simply trying to understand the opposite gender better, this episode might just change the way you see modern relationships—and leave you questioning whether the biggest red flags were actually misunderstandings all along. 🎬

Tune in and catch us on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Podcasts. 🎧✨

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We've heard the women’s side of the story, 👂🏻 it’s time for the men to take over the conversation. 👀 What is it really like being a man in today’s relationship context? 🔍 Why don't men open up about their feelings? 😶 Who should pay first on the first date? 👝

In this follow-up episode of Gen Red Flag series, hosts Alif Daniel and Cheong Eu Win are joined by Mr. Amir Heidi Askomi, the Head of School of Communication and Creative Design at SEGi University Kota Damansara, as they unpack the stigmas, pressures, and realities men navigate in modern relationships. Featuring three different perspectives—from someone who is single, 🧍🏻‍♂️ in a relationship, 👫🏻 and married 💍—this episode explores how relationship status shapes the way men view love, commitment, and emotional responsibility.

Are men's struggles overlooked? Are women’s expectations unrealistic—or simply misunderstood? And what happens when three perspectives on relationship experience sit at the same room? 🎙️

Tune in and discover the other side of the story. You might just see modern relationships from a whole new perspective. 🔓

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Is it a red flag? 🚩 Is it a bare minimum? 🤏🏼 Is it performative? 👀

There are a lot of standards and dilemmas surrounding the dating world for Gen Z today. In this “Gen Red Flag” series, we will bring all relationship-related issues to light.💡

From expectations and emotions to dating realities, stereotypes, and everything in between. 🔀

Joining our hosts, Homaira Tasnim and Sarah Mikaela, sits down with special guest Amanda Faustina Yap to explore relationships through the female perspective. 🧐

What do women really look for in a partner? Are today's standards realistic, or are they shaped by social media and modern dating culture? From the infamous “bare minimum” debate to relationship expectations, emotional needs, and red flags that spark endless discussions online, nothing is off the table. 🎙️

Whether you're single, talking to someone, in a relationship, or simply curious about how Gen Z navigates love today, this episode promises honest conversations, relatable experiences, and perspectives that might challenge what you thought you knew. ✨

Tune in and decide for yourself: Is it really a red flag, or are we just speaking different relationship languages? 🤔

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We’re officially back behind the mic for Episode 8 of Over The Edge Podcast 🎙️ — the final episode of our special series under the Sustainability Thinking Class project in collaboration with Jabatan Kebajikan Masyarakat (JKM).

This episode dives into an important yet often overlooked topic: “Sokongan Jiwa: Suara Kaunseling JKM.” 💬

Joining our host Sharf Ammar Baharin is Puan Siti Fatimah Binti Ismail, Pengarah Bahagian Psikologi dan Kaunseling at JKM. Together, we explore how psychological and counselling services play a vital role in supporting individuals, families, and communities navigating emotional and mental challenges in today’s fast-paced world.

From understanding what really happens in a counselling session, to breaking myths about accessibility and cost, this episode uncovers how JKM provides professional, inclusive, and free mental health support across Malaysia. We also touch on the wide range of services offered — from individual and family counselling to e-counselling, crisis intervention, and community outreach programs.

As the closing chapter of our collaboration with JKM, this episode brings together key insights and reflections on the importance of mental health awareness and accessible support for all. 💡

Special thanks to our sponsor, Thong Guan Trading (888 Coffee & Tea), for supporting this journey. ☕

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We’re officially back behind the mic for Episode 7 of Over The Edge Podcast 🎙️, continuing our special series under the Sustainability Thinking Class project in collaboration with Jabatan Kebajikan Masyarakat (JKM).

This time, we shift the focus to the heart of community service: “KBDR: Sukarelawan JKM Hati Emas”. 

Joining our hosts Sharf Ammar Baharin & Sarah Mikaella, is Puan Shahrawati binti Shahbudin, Ketua Penolong Pengarah Bahagian Komuniti at JKM. Together, we unpack what really happens when volunteers hit the ground from the emotional journey of supporting bedridden elderly and OKU to the true symbolic meaning behind the iconic #HeroJaketOren. 

If you’ve ever wondered how social welfare works behind the scenes, or how being a volunteer can change your own perspective on life and family, this episode is for you. 

Special thanks to our sponsor, Thong Guan Trading (888 Coffee & Tea), for supporting this journey. 

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Happy Chinese New Year and Selamat Menyambut Bulan Ramadan to all our listeners!

We’re officially back behind the mic for Episode 6 of Over The Edge Podcast🎙️ — kicking of the first episode of our 3-part series under the MPU3432 Co-Curriculum: Sustainability Thinking project with Jabatan Kebajikan Masyarakat (JKM).

This time, we shift the focus to what truly matters: “JKM80: Wira Tak Didendang".

Joining our hosts Sharf Ammar & Sarah Mikaela, is Datuk Che Murad Sayang bin Ramjan, Director General of JKM, as we unpack what really happens when help reaches those in need; from child protection and elderly care to OKU inclusion and rehabilitation for young offenders.

If you’ve ever wondered how social welfare works behind the scenes, and the real impact it creates, this episode is for you.

Special thanks to our sponsor, Thong Guan Trading (888 Coffee & Tea), for supporting this journey.

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Finally, we are back and broadcasting from our brand-new studio for Episode 5 of the Over The Edge Podcast! ✨ In this milestone episode, we dive deep into the ultimate post-exam dilemma: "After SPM... What's next?" Joining us in our new space is special guest Dr Malik Yatam, who shares his expert perspective on the shifting trends among SPM leavers and the critical choices regarding higher education versus entering the workforce. We tackle the real-world pressures of social expectations, financial constraints, and the rising allure of the gig economy, while exploring how to balance immediate earnings with long-term financial security. Whether you are considering a gap year, feeling "study burnout" after 12 years of schooling, or looking for realistic financial aid options like those at SEGi, this discussion provides the clarity you need to navigate your future. Don’t forget to catch us on Spotify, Apple Podcast, Instagram, and TikTok for more insights!

In this episode of Over The Edge Podcast, hosts Homaira Tasneem and Annisa Agsadivah unpack what happens when going viral shifts from excitement to pressure. The conversation examines emotional exhaustion, creative burnout, algorithm driven demands, and the struggle to remain authentic while staying on brand.

The episode reflects on the psychological toll of the creator economy, including imposter syndrome, loss of privacy, and authenticity fatigue. It concludes with insights on how creators can reset through boundaries, digital detox, and reclaiming identity beyond the screen.

Episode 3 features Pamela Poh Sin Tan, an interdisciplinary artist and architectural designer whose work blurs the boundaries between art, architecture, and design. Produced in collaboration with KLDF (Kuala Lumpur Design Festival), the episode explores Pamela’s journey from architectural training to establishing Poh Sin Studio, where she crafts poetic and spatial narratives through material exploration and cross-disciplinary thinking. Her creations challenge perceptions of form and function, inviting audiences to see the unseen and find delight in ambiguity.

The conversation dives into the philosophy behind Pamela’s acclaimed works such as Eden and Projection Kite - projects that have earned international recognition including the German Design Council Iconic Award (Best of the Best) and Design for Asia Awards. Pamela shares how architecture continues to inform her art-making process, the experience of showcasing her work globally, and how she navigates the freedom and complexity of creating without a client brief. The episode concludes with her advice to emerging creatives on transforming curiosity and experimentation into a sustainable professional journey.

Episode 2 features Mio Miyasaka and Chua Ken Jin from .bungkus, who examine how our cultural habits around speed and convenience are quietly signalling deeper environmental issues. Produced in collaboration with KLDF (Kuala Lumpur Design Festival), the episode highlights how good design goes beyond aesthetics and function - it carries environmental responsibility and cultural weight.

The conversation traces the origins of .bungkus, exploring how the studio has carved out a unique identity in a fast-moving, trend-driven market dominated by international brands. It tackles the big questions around sustainability, from the rising cost of “green” products to whether some of these practices risk becoming mere greenwashing.

Mio and Ken Jin also share their unique challenges working with single-use plastic, offering candid insights from their practice. The episode closes with thoughtful advice for designers and consumers on how to approach sustainable product design with greater awareness, authenticity, and impact.