In this episode, Kin shares his experience freelance designing in KL, homogeneity and the convergence of influences in design, and our thoughts on the ethics of art interaction on the Internet. 

In this episode, Nessy share her relentless pursuit of her artistic career as a filmmaker and photographer, the conditions in which one can make it in the film industry and the naysayers that she had to overcome to exhibit and showcase her artistic expression. 

In this episode, Silas and I talk about his experiences as a male model in Malaysia signed to Topboi agency, his affinity for avant-garde clothing and the community and we share our thoughts on tangible vs. intangible art. 

In this episode, Chong Yan and I talk about the openness of Malaysian opportunities in the creative world, the formalities of the 'white cube' in galleries and how we are learning and sculpting our own way of interacting with art. 

In this episode, Izzad and Baq share their experiences as music producers and being behind the scenes, being in collectives TT and Slatan, record labels, and their new venture into Blockchain technology and NFTs for value-building for the local art communities. 

In this episode, Othniel and I geek out about microphones, his work running multiple shows in the BFM radio station and our ideal local music festival lineup.

In this episode, Jimmy, Dira, Alisya and I share our experiences being part of creative collectives (Akhyla, Lost Fellas, HOAX Vision, Revofev), how we've independently maneuvered through the scene as well as had the support from managers and mentors and our thoughts slowly-disappearing facilitators and platforms for experimental underground culture. 

In this short solo episode, I talk about Forceparkbois' song Lotus reaching 4 million plays on Youtube, What is Kuala Lumpur's unique, on-ground documentation of actual KL communities and the long-lasting impact of us not knowing how to really knowing how to interact with art exhibitions and installations at galleries. 

In this episode, Farah and I talk about her experiences weaving through the creative networking scene through the cafes that she worked at, her jumping on wearekix as a first-time producer and now freelancing with clients such as PUBG.

In this episode, Lyla and Shufitri from Kakiseni share the 20-year old NPO's objectives and efforts, the importance of stakeholder involvement in the funding, creation and development of the arts and on-ground initiatives for creative education within the B40 communities.