We are ending our last episode of our debate mini series with one of the pioneers in Malaysian debating. An IIUM (International Islamic University Malaysia) Legend, we invite Muhammad Abdul Latif to share some insights on his prosperous and inspiring journey during his time when debating was fairly new in Malaysia. We also explored some of Latif's useful and detailed tactics to win debates (which is still used till this day) and the key to construct and deconstruct arguments. Lastly, we end of this series by uncovering what the future holds for Malaysian debating. Will we ever win the World Championship? Stay tune to listen till the end to know the answer! 

Being a debater isn't just a hobby to some, its their lifestyle. We brought in one of IIUM's (International Islamic University Malaysia) best debater Danial Rahman to tell his experiences how debating has helped him create connection and enhance his working capability in the workforce. Fun fact, he even met his wife through debating! So what happen when you have a debating couple in the house? find out in our episode with Danial as we delve in his odyssey journey. 

Debating is not an easy road, it takes time for a team and an individual to shine in the lime light. It requires a strong mental capacity to battle the hardship that debating gives. In this episode we lepaked with the boys from STAR (Sekolah Tuanku Abdul Rahman), Emil and Iyad, to tell their breakthrough and struggles while in debating. 

We're kicking of our first episode of our Debate mini series with the women from TKC (Tunku Kurshiah College)! It has been quite a journey for all three member. In this episode we will get some insight of how their live may be if they weren't in debating and also the impact it has to them as a team and towards themselves. Despite how bumpy the road lies within debating, in the end it truly creates a impactful journey and many sweet memories together. 

Ever wondered if being a doctor is still practical in Malaysia? or want to know why our Healthcare system is bad? We got you covered 😉. In our last episode for this month's theme we invite another great senior of ours, Al-Qays (4th Year Degree Medical Student) to talk about his experience studying medicine as well as uncovering the problem with Malaysia's healthcare system. Not only that we will also discuss whether you (the audience) should consider taking medicine in the near future. #JomAhLepak 

Memes have always been a part of our daily lives ever since the emergence of the internet. However have you ever wondered how it culturally shape the way we live and how we understand things? In this episode we lepaked with Farhan Shahmi, meme research lead for leveraging media for advocacy objectives (Lmao), as we talked about the cultural significance and importance of memes. Not only that, why you should also research them lol

Often Times we usually hear that in order to become a professional athlete we have to start early at a young age... but is that really the case? In this episode we Lepaked with Ann Osman, Malaysia's first female MMA fighter as we delve into the conversation of being a late bloomer in sport and her experience being with the elite fighters in MMA

It's been awhile we have lepaked together on What Now? Jom Ah Lepak!! In this episode we finally got caught up on a few things about our lives so far where one of us ended up in the Unit Kecemasan and the other fanboy about the Olympic Games. Interested? Jom Ah Lepak!!

In Malaysia, very rarely we get to see athletes play or perform in a winter sport. In this episode we brought Malaysia's and JDT U-17, Haidan Safiy, to tell his journey on playing Ice Hockey in Malaysia despite the lack of recognition it gets. We explored the game of Ice Hockey and delve into Haidan's hopes and dreams that he wishes to leave in a sport that is starting to build up in South East Asia. Fun fact, football is not a man sport XD .interested? Jom Ah Lepak!!

As we finish with our theme Health, we move on to our next theme which is SPORTS! and we have brought an individual who won gold, sliver and bronze in the Commonwealth Games 2018. She is also the Olympian and Sports Woman of The Year 2018. Her name is the fierce, cheerful and awesome Amy Kwan! In our episode with her, we shall be delving into the mind of what it means to be a champion, her journey to become an elite athlete and her transition from an athlete to a coach. So What Now? Jom Ah Lepak!! #JomAhLepak