Transformers, Chappie, Real Steel, RoboCop - countless of films have been produced that spark fascination for robots and brings us to ask, can I build my own robot? The barrier that many aspiring robot creators face when wanting to build their own robot is the lack of knowledge in science and technology. We tend to think that to be successful in the field of robotics require a minimum degree in mechatronics. Our guest for this week, Lim Nam Aik takes pride in contradicting the popular belief and in offering a different pathway towards robotics - building eco-robots from recyclable materials, and focusing on its form and development, before proceeding to collaborate with the technicians and engineers for functionality.
(REPEAT) We sit down with Edmond Yap, co-founder of Tupai, to deconstruct ‘The Grade C Trap’, on the back of the recent Education Blueprint announcement made recently.
12:00 PM
Popcorn Culture
(REPEAT) 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple + Zombies on Screen
1:00 PM
Cruise Control
(REPEAT) The new, fully imported Subaru Forester is a solid car, but the high asking price is a little bit hard to swallow, according to Daniel Fernandez. Tune in to hear his full thoughts.
2:00 PM
Matt-Splained
(REPEAT) In the second part of their Tech in ‘26 series, Matt and Rich examine some of the headline treatments and advances we’re likely to see this year.
3:00 PM
Earth Matters
(REPEAT) RimbaWatch files Malaysia’s first climate greenwashing lawsuit. We unpack what the case means for climate claims, accountability, and regulation with RimbaWatch's Head of Legal Advocacy, Kuberan Hansrajh Kumaresan.
4:00 PM
Bar None
(REPEAT) Young Malaysian golfer who turned pro last year, Mirabel Ting joins us to share the eventful journey in her career so far.
5:00 PM
BBC World Service
How do video and board games get from idea to reality? Ella Al-Shamahi talks to two women who invent, tweak and perfect the games that so many of us love to play.
