Uncle Kentang sparked debate after calling out restaurants for sidelining seniors who struggle with digital ordering. Some say printed menus should always be an option, while others argue it's time to adapt. So we ask listeners: Are QR code menus a smart convenience or an unnecessary hassle? And beyond menus, what else has technology made worse?

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A UN-commissioned study highlights a growing youth mental health crisis in six English-speaking countries: the US, UK, Ireland, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand. This crisis disrupts the traditional U-shaped happiness curve, with young people now reporting lower happiness than older generations. So this got us thinking about the the trajectory of our happiness, so we ask our listeners: What age were they the most carefree? And whether their experience of happiness changed over time?

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Now, the argument against transitioning from a car-centric nation often centers on the lack of first and last mile connectivity affecting our public transport systems. But imagine a Malaysia where our public transport is highly efficient and accessible. Would it be enough to persuade people to stop driving? We find out, with our listeners.

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Perak is projected to reach ageing status by the year 2030, which will make it the first state to do so. This means Perak needs to step up its game in terms of policies that support the elderly. Amidst these conversations are also questions about the idea of ageing, and whether that is something to look forward to or be afraid of. We explore this question with our listeners.

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To mark the 25th anniversary of International Mother Language Day, we explore the mother tongues spoken by our listeners, and their relationship with languages.

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A trend about meeting one's younger self for coffee has taken the online world by storm, with over 16 million posts of people sharing what their advice to their younger version. Many spoke about healing their past self, reflecting on topics like body image, career planning and relationships. The popularity of this trend is attributed to the idea that it's easier to practice self-love when speaking to a child, and in this case, someone's internal child, rather than an adult. So we ask our listeners: if they could meet their younger self, what would they say?

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The Education Ministry has clarified that only headmasters or authorised teachers can cane students for bullying—parents or guardians of victims are not allowed to do so. But is caning an effective form of punishment, or does it do more harm than good? We get into it.

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Last night was the Pai Ti Kong celebrations, also known as the Jade Emperor's Birthday, a major event for the Hokkien Chinese community in Malaysia, especially in Penang. This occasion is marked by grand offerings, prayer ceremonies and the extensive use of fireworks and firecrackers. But not everyone is a fan of these explosive festivities. We explore.

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Karla Sofía Gascón, a trans actress known for the controversial film Emilia Perez (nominated for 13 Oscars, including Best Actress for Gascón), has recently faced backlash over her past racist and Islamophobic social media posts, now deleted. With these issues resurfacing, it raises the question: Should people be held accountable for their past statements, and can people change?

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Donald Trump is back in the White House. For some, his presidency represents a much-needed continuation of his bold policies and America-first approach; for others, it’s a looming specter of division and uncertainty. We explore the complex emotions and polarizing reactions to Trump 2.0—from what excites his supporters, what concerns his critics, and what lies ahead.

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