"On stage, few artists could inspire an audience to weep, to console and to laugh like he did," wrote The Economist in an obituary of Leonard Cohen after his passing, exactly one year ago today. Founder of Pusaka, Eddin Khoo, a self-professed fan, reflects on how the artist, poet and novelist influenced his formative years, and discusses the enduring appeal of Leonard Cohen’s work.

Produced by: Kimberly Lee Chui Teng and Juliet Jacobs

Presented by: Juliet Jacobs

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