| Date | Programmes | Podcast Title | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13-Aug-23 |
PRN2023 (10:45 PM) |
Wan Ahmad Fayhsal on PAS Retaining Kelantan
Wan Ahmad Fayhsal, Member of Parliament, Machang |
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| 13-Aug-23 |
PRN2023 (12:00 AM) |
Selangor Winners on Their State Victory
Jamaliah Jamaluddin, Incumbent Candidate, Bandar Utama | Lim Yi Wei, Incumbent Candidate, Kampung Tunku | Dr. Bridget Welsh, Honorary Research Associate, Asia Research Institute, University of Nottingham Malaysia |
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| 12-Aug-23 |
PRN2023 (11:50 PM) |
Sanusi’s Impact On PN’s Victory in Kedah
Azril Alias, Political Observer |
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| 12-Aug-23 |
PRN2023 (11:15 PM) |
PRN 2023 Trends, So Far.
Ibrahim Suffian, Programme Director, Merdeka Centre |
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| 12-Aug-23 |
PRN2023 (11:00 PM) |
Negeri Sembilan - Perikatan Nasional Gaining Grounds, Despite Losing?
Kevin Zhang, Senior Research Officer, ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute |
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| 12-Aug-23 |
PRN2023 (10:35 PM) |
Elizabeth Wong on PH Retaining Selangor
Elizabeth Wong, Former ADUN, Bukit Lanjan |
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| 12-Aug-23 |
PRN2023 (10:20 PM) |
Penang - Calm, Despite The Storm?
Anil Netto, President / Member of the Steering Committee, Aliran / The Penang Forum | Francis Hutchinson, Senior Fellow of the Regional Economic Studies Programme & Coordinator of the Malaysian Studies Programme, ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute |
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| 12-Aug-23 |
PRN2023 (10:06 PM) |
Selangor - What Are The Sentiments On The Ground?
Dr Lee Hwok Aun, Senior Fellow, Malaysian Studies Programme, ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute |
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| 12-Aug-23 |
PRN2023 (9:30 PM) |
Minority Voters and Their Concerns
Oh Ei Sun, Principal Adviser, Pacific Research Center of Malaysia |
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| 12-Aug-23 |
PRN2023 (9:00 PM) |
Charting Kedah’s Political Landscape
Dr. Azmil Tayeb, Associate Professor, School of Social Sciences, Universiti Sains Malaysia | Dr Syaza Shukri, Associate Professor & Political Science Researcher, International Islamic University Malaysia |
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| 12-Aug-23 |
PRN2023 (8:45 PM) |
Status Quo in Kelantan?
Badrul Hisham, Director of Programmes, Iman Research | Dr Syaza Shukri, Associate Professor & Political Science Researcher, International Islamic University Malaysia |
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| 12-Aug-23 |
PRN2023 (8:30 PM) |
Political Fatigue Affecting Voter Turnout?
Professor James Chin, Professor of Asian Studies, University of Tasmania | Dr Syaza Shukri, Associate Professor & Political Science Researcher, International Islamic University Malaysia |
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| 12-Aug-23 |
PRN2023 (7:45 PM) |
Election Observations By Foreign Media Outlets
Shannon Teoh, Malaysia Bureau Chief, The Straits Times |
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| 12-Aug-23 |
PRN2023 (7:00 PM) |
Dissecting Voter Trends And Political Dynamics In The Elections
Ibrahim Suffian, Programme Director, Merdeka Centre |
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| 12-Aug-23 |
PRN2023 (6:45 PM) |
Kedah Case Study In Urban-Rural Politics
Tai Zee Kin, Digital Political Communications Consultant |
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| 12-Aug-23 |
PRN2023 (6:30 PM) |
Did Voters Turn Up In Subang Jaya?
Michelle Ng, Incumbent ADUN and Pakatan Harapan Candidate For Subang Jaya |
|
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Matt-Splained
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Bar None
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BBC World Service
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