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Appliances shape our routines and feel like necessities, yet research shows many regret buying them, whether from upgrading too soon, chasing trends, or rarely using what they bought. So, we ask our listeners: What home appliances can't you live without? And what have you come to regret buying?

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With Valentine's Day around the corner, love is in the air - so we ask you: Do you celebrate Valentine's Day? Why, or why not?

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A proposed Water Music Festival in Bukit Bintang, part of Visit Malaysia Year 2026, has sparked debate among Malaysians over whether it truly reflects local culture. So tonight, we want to hear from you: Which aspects of local culture, beyond your own, are you most curious to explore?

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Japan sends sumo wrestlers abroad as cultural ambassadors, showcasing tradition and soft power on the global stage. Which got us thinking about our own soft power. So we discuss and ask our listeners: What should Malaysia’s mascot be, on the international stage?

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Hong Kong has introduced a new policy that will allow up to 1,000 restaurants to welcome pet dogs. This is part of their efforts to create a more pet-friendly society. But is Malaysia ready for the same initiative? Tonight, we discuss this and ask our listeners: Should pets be allowed in public spaces? Is Malaysia pet-friendly enough?

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This week, the transport ministry launched the Matching Grant to Replace Old Vehicles Programme to encourage Malaysians to replace their old vehicles – especially those 20 years or older. But we understand that parting ways with an old car can be difficult for sentimental folks. So we ask our listeners: are you emotionally attached to your car?

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Calls are mounting for European teams to boycott the 2026 FIFA World Cup amid political tensions linked to the US as host. While some politicians push for a stand, football authorities argue sport should stay separate from politics. We want to hear from you: Do you support boycotts in sports? Would you boycott watching or attending the World Cup?

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A Facebook post recently made headlines as it detailed a Grab driver soliciting tips from his customers, a practice which is not allowed under the e-hailing platform's code of conduct. This brought up conversations about tipping culture in Malaysia so we ask our listeners: do you tip, when do you tip, and how much?

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The Ministry of Education has unveiled the National Education Development Plan 2026-2035, creating a new 10-year roadmap for schools and higher education institutions. In light of the new changes announced, we ask you: what is one thing you would change about our education system?

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According to the Malaysian Employers Federation, who reviewed data regarding employment, young workers change jobs within 18 months, or a year and half into starting a new role. So we discuss with our listeners and ask them: Is staying in a job for long periods a good thing, or is job-hopping the way to go?

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