A Storytelling Episode

Kam Raslan | Michael Gong | Na’a Murad

25-Jun-21 21:00

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On this week’s A Bit of Culture, we have the return of Na’a Murad and BFM producer Michael Gong together with our host, Kam Raslan. Na’a begins by harking back to his childhood on storytelling games with his cousins that entails intriguing props to intricate plots and best of all, “reality” was non-existent. Then, the trio discusses elements that would nail a murder mystery - besides the customary detectives and murderers, would it be the element of make-believe too? Michael ends with sharing his very own fantasy of what science fiction would be like set in Kuala Lumpur...in the year 2050?

Produced by: Ali Johan

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Tags: a bit of culture, storytelling games, science fiction fantasy, elements in great murder mysteries,

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