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Dangerous Games We Used To Play As Kids

Kam Raslan | Na’a Murad | Michael Gong

27-May-22 21:00

Dangerous Games We Used To Play As Kids

A Bit of Culture returns to wreak havoc on your cultural senses! Mikey Gong starts the show by looking at the evolution of in-flight entertainment and how important it is for travellers. Kam then talks about exams and how obsessed Malaysians are with them, after passing one himself recently. Lastly, Na’a Murad reminisces about the dangerous games we used to play as kids, and ponders whether kids these days go through the same experience.

Produced by: Ali Johan

Presented by: Kam Raslan


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