| Date | Programmes | Podcast Title | |
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| 05-May-25 |
A Bit Of Culture (8:00 PM) |
“If You Like This, Then You’ll Like This…”
Kam Raslan | Sheryll Paul | Matt Armitage |
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| 29-Aug-22 |
Evening Edition (5:45 PM) |
Today On Twitter: Stop With The Full Stops!
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| 14-Jun-22 |
Live & Learn (2:00 PM) |
The Varieties of English and How We Perceive Them
Dr Ella Jeffries, Lecturer in Sociolinguistics, University of Essex |
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| 29-Jul-19 |
The Daily Digest (2:00 PM) |
The Daily Digest: A lot of very unacceptable words
Kam Raslan, Host, A Bit Of Culture |
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| 13-Jun-19 |
The Daily Digest (2:00 PM) |
The Daily Digest: Overusing Exclamation Marks!
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| 26-Dec-17 |
The 6AM Stretch (6:00 AM) |
The Perils of Online Dating
The Morning Run Crew |
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| 07-Jun-16 |
The 6AM Stretch (6:00 AM) |
Appreciating Our Grammar Nazis
The Morning Run Crew |
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| 03-Apr-15 |
Evening Edition (6:05 PM) |
Why Dictionaries Matters
Alison Waters, Publisher, ELT Dictionaries and reference Grammar, Oxford University Press, UK. |
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| 09-Oct-13 |
Night School (10:00 PM) |
Night School: The Grammar of Discovery
Derek Irwin, Nottingham University | Ahmad Fuad Rahmat, Projek Dialog | Sharaad Kuttan , BFM89.9 |
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The 6AM Stretch
Thought-provoking discussions on ideas, people and events shaping our lives.
World Market Watch
Carlos Casanova, Senior Economist of UBP tells us where international markets are heading.
Morning Brief
We recap global and local headlines from today's papers and portals.
Morning Brief
Vandana Hari of Vanda Insights discusses the impact of the Israel - Iran clashes on the oil market.
Morning Brief
Dr. Renard Siew, Climate Change & Sustainability Expert, explores whether ASEAN can overcome funding gaps and differing national priorities to realise the vision of a seamless, cross-border power grid.
The Breakfast Grille
BK Gan, President and CEO of Taylor's Schools.
Morning Brief
Dr. Benjamin Loh, Monash University Malaysia shares his thoughts on the Online Safety Act 2024.
Morning Brief
(REPEAT) We dive into the local and international news that matters to you.
Opening Bell
(REPEAT) Carlos Casanova, Senior Economist of UBP tells us where international markets are heading.
Opening Bell
James Cheo, HSBC Global Private Banking & Wealth, shares his perspective on investment strategies in a volatile time.
The Property Show
Rodentologist Professor Hasber Salim and Regine Lim of the Malaysian Pest Management Association share how to spot, manage, and prevent rat infestations.
Open For Business
GoTechUp, a Malaysian based edtech platform that’s trying to make STEM learning more engaging with gamified missions and real-world simulations has developed over 300 mini games designed to make complex STEM content more engaging for students in the classroom. Ainaa Rosli, CEO and Co-Founder at Tech Up Advance, the owner and operator of GoTechUp joins us to explore what they’ve built so far, their plans for growth ahead, and why they think this platform can become a game-changer for STEM education all over SouthEast Asia.
The Workplace
Amirul Safuan, a spinal cord injury survivor and the founder of Ameer Safone Ventures, discusses why inclusion efforts often fall short, what employers still get wrong, and how leaders can start creating workplaces where everyone belongs.
Enterprise Explores
Shantanu Gangakhedkar, Senior Aviation Consultant, Frost & Sullivan
The Breakfast Grille Repeat
BK Gan, President and CEO of Taylor's Schools.
Discovery Hour
An eclectic selection of BBC shows, curated with variety in mind.
Earth Matters
We explore artivism - where art meets activism to reimagine our environmental future. Joining us are the creators of a Malaysia-based initiative using art to inspire change: Dr Thomas Smith, Dr Felicia Liu, and Jakob van Klang.
Health & Living
How will the SST affect GP clinics? What about the implementation of e-invoicing as well? We find out how GPs are faring in this economy.
Top 5 at 5
Good Things
Hear from Tara Foundation about how they’re uplifting and transforming the lives of children in B40 communities by bringing education to these children.
Made in Malaysia
We go back to 1933, when the British formed the Malay Regiment – not as recognition of local strength, but as an experiment. Could Malay men, seen as unfit for modern warfare, serve the empire as soldiers? We learn about the forgotten history of the regiment with a WW2 historian.
Cruise Control
We review Jetour’s first SUV here in Malaysia - the Dashing! Is it as good as its name?
