| Date | Programmes | Podcast Title | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 05-Mar-19 |
Current Affairs (12:33 PM) |
Regulating Social Media: A Delicate Task
Gayathry Venkiteswaren, Assistant Professor in Media and Communications |
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| 04-Mar-19 |
Current Affairs (1:25 PM) |
Circling In On The Elders
Professor Dr Tan Maw Pin, Consultant Geriatrician |
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| 04-Mar-19 |
Current Affairs (7:30 AM) |
Canada’s Blurred Lines of Justice
Professor Daniel Béland |
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| 04-Mar-19 |
Current Affairs (7:15 AM) |
The Tide Turns in Semenyih
Amir Fareed, Director of Strategy |
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| 01-Mar-19 |
Current Affairs (7:45 AM) |
Semenyih Bellwether for PH
Ibrahim Suffian, Programme Director |
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| 01-Mar-19 |
Current Affairs (7:30 AM) |
Pakatan's Communication Game
Ross Tapsell, Lecturer and Southeast Asia Specialist |
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| 28-Feb-19 |
Current Affairs (7:30 AM) |
Trump - Kim Summit: Let's Hope It's Not A Letdown
David Heidelberger, Video Journalist |
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| 28-Feb-19 |
Current Affairs (7:30 AM) |
India-Pakistan: Clash Over Kashmir Intensifies
Ankit Panda, Senior Editor |
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| 27-Feb-19 |
Current Affairs (7:30 AM) |
Why Did Iran’s Foreign Minister Resign?
James Dorsey, Senior Fellow focused on the Middle East and North Africa |
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| 27-Feb-19 |
Current Affairs (7:30 AM) |
Trump-Kim Summit: The Second Date
David Heidelberger, Video Journalist |
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| 26-Feb-19 |
Current Affairs (7:10 AM) |
Theresa May’s Unfinished Business
Patrick Diamond, Associate Professor of Public Policy |
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| 26-Feb-19 |
Current Affairs (7:05 AM) |
Should Vaccination Be Made Compulsory?
Azrul Khalib, CEO |
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| 25-Feb-19 |
Current Affairs (7:45 AM) |
Malaysian Media - Should Political Funding Be Disclosed?
Jahabar Sadiq |
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| 22-Feb-19 |
Current Affairs (7:30 AM) |
Australia's Youth Decry Wealth Gap, House Prices
Danielle Wood, Programme Director |
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| 22-Feb-19 |
Current Affairs (7:30 AM) |
Sirul Azhar Refugee Application Denied
Latheefa Koya, Lawyer |
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| 22-Feb-19 |
Current Affairs (7:15 AM) |
ECRL: How Will the Deal be Sealed?
Datuk Dennis Ignatius, Former Diplomat |
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Matt-Splained
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Earth Matters
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Bar None
(REPEAT) Retired bowler Esther Cheah joins us again to share what's her training routine like back then!
BBC World Service
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