Evening Edition

Ross Yusof & guests Matt Bellotti, Craig Morraies & Kam Raslan relive Man City 1 Liverpool 4. Klopp's finest hour? Best performance of the season? Also, Leicester City, top of the league, with the top scorer and when will the bubble burst? What about a Rooney-less Man United? Weren't they better to watch? Big ups for Tottenham, Everton & Barcelona. Includes Winners & Losers and UCL previews.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mick Neven is one of Australia’s busiest comedians, comfortable on stage at the biggest comedy festivals in the city and small venues and sporting clubs. Mick has about 10 years of experience doing comedy, ranging from stand-up to theatre performances.   His humour is observant, sharp and satirical, highlighting the foibles of modern life in a relatable fashion. He keeps it rolling with his high energy and the never ending stream of punchlines.   Having years of experience, Mick has toured all over Australia’s Comedy Circuit, and headlined in every single state including The Comics Lounge, The Basement on the Gold Coast, Little Creatures. Mick’s a regular guest on ABC Grandstand and Melbourne’s 1116 SEN radio, Mick has also appeared on The Circle and Hey Hey It’s Saturday on Channel 9.   He has travelled all over Australia and Asia to entertain Aussie troops serving overseas, and  has had his own solo shows at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival and the Adelaide Fringe Fest. For the record, Mick scored 26! If you liked what you've heard, head over to our website That Time of Night!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ross Yusof & guests Bob Holmes, Ray Jennings & Sam Postlethwaite lookback at England 2 France 0. France's 1st international since last Friday's tragic events in Paris. They also talk about the EURO 2016 qualifiers,South American WC 2018 qulifiers, Messi's return in Real Madrid v Barcelona and preview the BPL weekend which includes Man City v Liverpool at the Etihad and away games at West Brom, Newcastle & Watford for Arsenal, Leicester & Man United respectively. Includes Treatment Table & 3 Big Shouts!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In conjunction with Universal Children's Day, we turned our attention to the Orang Asli children and the difficulties they face with our education system. This minority group has had to harbour discrimination in school due to cultural differences, and deal with a glaring lack of support from local authorities. We discussed the policies that need to be put in place and how we need to walk the talk in helping them. Note: Shaq Koyok's solo exhibition, "Culture Attack" is on display at G Art Gallery, Gurney Drive in Penang from 9 November 2015 - 31 January 2016. For more information, please visit shaqkoyok.blogspot.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Starting from an impromptu fill in for a sick event host in 2009 to being one of the familiar faces for the popular daily tv show, 8TV Quickie. His name is Brandon Ho, and he knows a thing or two of balancing studies with a full TV hosting job! The sick emcee journey started in 2009 while Brandon was working part-time for a warehouse sale. The emcee fell sick on the first day and couldn’t do the following days for the event. Brandon took up the challenge, enjoyed the work and the emcee wasn’t called back since. Brandon decided to go serious with his emcee work in 2011. When the 8TV Quickie host search competition came about in 2013, Brandon went up to try his luck and he won alongside his fellow future co-hosts, Jun Yong and Nadia Nash. With over two years running 8TV Quickie, Brandon finally completed his Accounting & Finance a few months ago as of writing. For the record, Brandon scored 20! If you liked what you've heard, catch more via the website here! That Time Of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Yesterday, it was reported that Malaysia ranks 49 on the Global Terror Index 2015 (up 1 from 2014). With the world still reeling from heavy attacks on Paris and Beirut last weekend, do you feel disconnected from global acts of terror? Have you grown more fearful for your way of life? Our lines will be open.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Every morning, as Malaysia’s workforce slowly wakes up to start the day, an average cup of joe on the side is the essential armament for us. But the daily 3-in-1 does not accentuate the taste buds as much as a skilled pull from an experienced barista. That’s where Danial Naim comes in. Danial Naim is a 26 year old business partner and head baristas for two prominent cafes in KL. One for Podgy and The Banker and the League of Captain. A KL-ite born and bred, he went off to Melbourne for a degree in Banking & Finance and Journalism. During his uni days, Danial was working part time in a few cafes before being noticed, and was taught the basics in making the black brew. After two years in an audit firm, Danial jumped ship to chase his passion. He started in Podgy and The Banker before being contacted by Pestle & Mortar to form a new cafe and inviting him to be a main partner for the venture. For a sustainable cafe culture in Malaysia, Danial wishes to found his own training centre for baristas, more local coffee farms and roasters in the future. For the record, Danial scored 23! If you liked the show, catch more via the website here! That Time Of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, Uma and Ezra take a listen to John Mayer's Continuum from 2006: a smart, breezy album that deftly fuses his love for old-school blues and R&B with his natural gift for sharp melodies and well-constructed songs.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the fall of 1977, Carl Sagan and a team of collaborators imbued with a sense of great purpose, set out to create a time capsule of cosmic proportions, and send it into space aboard the Voyager spacecraft as humanity’s symbolic embrace of other civilisations. On it, they set out to explain our planet and our civilisation to another in 117 pictures, greetings in 54 different languages and even one from humpback whales. In it was a representative selection of the sounds of Earth, ranging from an avalanche to an elephant’s trumpet to a kiss, as well as nearly 90 minutes of some of the world’s greatest music. This month, on Eureka, Umapagan Ampikaipakan tells the story of this Golden Record and just how it came to be.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Usually, when someone say they’ve gone travelling, it’ll be a trip to a nearby country or maybe just London. But when the trip includes Beijing China, to the coast of England, it might raise a few eyebrows - All done on bicycles. Lau Shoong Huey is better known as ABeatC. A true talent of beatboxing, he’s been winning national competitions for four years in a row and also got a slot as Vietnam’s Top 4 beatboxers. He and fellow beatboxer, Cody “Coex” Foo created BeatNation. Malaysia’s first prime foundation for beatboxing. Nicholas Chin is a self taught photographer and videographer with his own production house, 2117 Productions. Both Lau and Nicholas were college mates in Taylor’s University. In 2014, after seeing all the bad news affecting Malaysia, they both decided to spread the word of the Malaysian lifestyle and beatboxing, by travelling through a budget world tour. They both bought folding bicycles, took a few buses and trains to Beijing China before embarking to the UK via land! Cycling over 50km per day and staying over in cities for a few days, the duo took over 15 months to finish their trip in October 2015. For the record, Lau and Nicholas scored 22! If you've missed the live show, catch more via the website here! That Time Of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We always speak of the immigrants in Malaysia as 'the other'. In actual fact, the 6 million of them who have made Malaysia their home for years are just like us; they have dreams, stories and fears. In Episode 2 of our Far From Home series, we speak to migrant workers about the difficulty of adapting to the country in terms of learning our language and culture - all in the name of survival.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Celebrating 50 years of friendship between Singapore and Malaysia, Titian Budaya will be showcasing the creative talents of Singapore and Malaysia with a 3-month long programme from November to January.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Talent is an unquantifiable trait in the creative world. It varies so much from person to person and sometimes, some have talents with a surprising amount of range. Aaron Aw is one of those. A stand up comedian who’s an award winning performer and is also currently studying for a PhD. Taking from his self written bio, Aaron started doing comedy from the day he was born, where he was slapped by a doctor for laughing instead of crying. Aaron does a multitude of things including emcee work, voice acting, and being a research assistant at Universiti Putra Malaysia. Aaron’s comedy is a blast of energy riddled with impersonations, random somersaults and puns. For the record, Aaron scored 21! If you liked what you've heard, catch more via the website here! That Time Of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We welcome back Dato' Seri Idris Jala, CEO of PEMANDU, for a conversation about the state of transformation in the country, about what's in store for PEMANDU over the next five years, and what his job has been like since stepping down as a cabinet minister.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ross Yusof & guests Bob Holmes, Vijhay Vick & Sam Postlethwaite lookback at Palestine's 6-0 mauling of Malaysia with the help of Bojan Hodak. Are the tactics wrong? Should we naturalise players? Will Bojan get the job? Also, Singapore 0 Japan 3 and the EURO 2016 playoffs. Who will make it through? International friendlies, England take on Spain in Alicante, it's Wales v Netherlands, France v Germany, Belgium v Italy. Includes 3 Big Shouts!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

James B. Donovan, the protagonist of Steven Spielberg’s latest movie, Bridge of Spies, has faced down Nazi war criminals, KGB officers, and Fidel Castro. He was the most successful American practitioner of metadiplomacy during the Cold War, someone who could operate above and beyond the usual diplomatic channels to disarm “the world’s best jugglers of words and ideas." Umapagan Ampikaipakan picks up where the movie left off. He speaks to James' children - Jan, John, and Mary Ellen - in an attempt at finding out more about the man behind the movie.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Acting whether on the big screen or even the small screen is a dream for many. The well beaten path is via acting academies and learning first hand on the stage; but for young Marianne Tan, she made her big leap to serious acting via Youtube films. Marianne was studying Digital Animation back in 2010 and having had no prior experience or teaching, Marianne surprised many directors with her strong effort in researching and studying for her characters - even if it’s for a short three-minute video for Youtube. She landed her first role on Youtube for TheMingThing’s video in February 2012. Things really started to go well for Marianne when she was picked for a lead role in the popular Youtube film series by JinnyboyTV in June of that year. As her popularity increased, Marianne started to appear in more films, advertorials and music videos.Alone Forever Unfold,  For 2015, the director of The Journey, Chiu Keng Guan has picked Marianne for his new movie . The story of how the Malaysian football team managed to get into the 1980 Moscow Olympic Games. The film will be released sometime in 2016. Until then, Marianne will be busy with her art illustration work and her own cafe, The Morningwood.Ola Bola For the record, Marianne scored 16! If you liked what you've heard, catch more via the website! That Time Of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a world that's obsessed with social media, how much impact has it had on the lives of ordinary Malaysians. We open the lines today to ask you - How much value do you place on your social media status?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

TV Host for Astro Supersport, former radio announcer and crowned Miss Malaysia Tourism 2012/2013. Her name’s Jun Yong!   Hailing from Penang, Jun had always been a competitive soul. Winning school-level public speaking and singing competitions, joining the National Youth Choir by 12 and finishing secondary as the valedictorian for Subang Utama in 2009; Jun has a list of accomplishments which shine her talents.   In 2010, she took an American Degree Programme at INTI which also took her to Beijing for a two week language teaching course from the Beijing Language and Culture University. Jun’s a certified teacher to teach chinese to speakers of foreign language. 2013 came along with Jun entering and winning 8TV’s host search alongside Nadia Nash and Brandon Ho.   She also did a short stint in Hitz.fm as a radio announcer. Currently, Jun’s working for both Astro Supersports’ and StarHub’s football shows. Over on the Astro side, Jun does the MYEG Daily Show on Thursdays and the Friday weekly, Football Countdown.   For the record, Jun Yong scored 18!   David meanwhile, scored 19. If you liked what you’ve heard, catch more via the website here! That Time of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, Ezra and Uma take on what is arguably the most important rock & roll album ever made, an unsurpassed adventure in concept, sound, songwriting, cover art, and studio technology by the greatest rock and roll group of all time: Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, by The Beatles.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The doctor-turned-comedian has been making waves these past couple of years with his brand of comedy. It has taken him to glitzy Hollywood and New York right down to sold-out performances in Hong Kong and Singapore. Dr. Jason Leong joins us in the studio for this month's installment of Finding The Funny.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ross Yusof and guests Matt Bellotti, Stuart Cavens and Craig Morraies look back at the last weekend of BPL action before the international break which saw Chelsea, shorn of Jose Mourinho on the touch line suffer their 7th defeat of the season. Man City and Arsenal were both held to draws against Aston Villa and Spurs respectively whilst Mancher United and Leicester win to close the gap to the top. Includes Producer Andy Whitelaw's Winners & Losers and a look at Spain & Italy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

She’s 21 and has checked off a whole list of life goals, from being a TV host, a radio announcer and a frontwoman for a popular band. Her name is Ashley Chan.   Initially, Ashley wanted to be a professional dancer having learnt ballet from the age of four. But unfortunately, she tore a meniscus after a heavy workload of rehearsing for three musicals in succession.   She took it upon herself to focus on her singing and she was picked to be the frontwoman for the local punk band An Honest Mistake. In 2013, it all kicked into high gear as Ashley signed up and won Bella TV’s Official Correspondent search.   As 2014 rolled by, Ashley was picked up as Capital FM’s youngest ever radio announcer on the team. The gig ended in October of this year but that wasn't stopping Ashley. She’s currently working hard with her own music, and appearing in Joanne Kam’s new musical, things are still shining for her.   For the record, Ashley scored 16! If you liked what you’ve heard, catch more via the website here! That Time Of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Journalists have always used statistics and numbers to tell stories, but never before have we had access to the sheer volumes of data available in today’s digital world. This evening we speak to John Bohannon, a science journalist at the forefront of a reportage genre known as data journalism. Also a molecular biologist at Harvard University, Bohannon’s work has been featured in publications like Science and Wired. In 2011, he published a report that made sense of the huge disparities in civilian casualty data that was coming in from various sources, on the war in Afghanistan. In 2013, he wrote an exposé on the peer-review process for scientific journals in the open-access world and earlier this year, he fooled millions into thinking Chocolate Helps Weight loss. We managed to catch up with him in June, at the World Conference of Science Journalists  in Seoul, South Korea, where we asked him to give us a brief description of how he went from molecular biology to journalism.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ross Yusof & guests lookback at the midweek Champions League which saw Arsenal beaten 5-1 by Bayern Munich in Germany, leaving them an uphill task to qualify for the knockout round. Whilst Chelsea, Man Utd & Man City all won to enhance their chances of qualifying. Liverpool & Spurs both won in the Europa and they look good for the next round. Also a full preview of the BPL weekend which sees Remi Garde make his debut as Aston Villa manager when they entertain Manchester City. There's also a potentially explosive North London derby to discuss, Treatment Table & 3 Big Shouts!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Starting from the humble beginnings of a few jam sessions in 2011, Enterprise are a band from Subang Jaya who made the leap to the big stage at the Laneway Festival, Singapore in a few short years. Consisting of four members, Nazree, Ismail, Hanafi and Tariq.   The band’s dance punk based music was all derived from Nazree’s days of studying in Australia, when he was inspired by bands like Miami Horror, Midnight Juggernauts and Cut Copy.   In 2012, they released their first single LHFT and went on to perform at the Future Music Festival Asia that same year. After a whole slew of performances in 2015, things started to roll quickly for Enterprise. Whilst at Laneway early in January, they released their first EP titled EP One. By September, they had a launch party for their first ever music video Cécile La Lumière featuring Bil Musa.   The band is busy with making their LP. They’re looking forward to touring in Indonesia, Europe and Japan as soon as the LP is completed.   For the record, Ismail from Enterprise scored 21! If you liked what you've heard, catch more via the website here! That Time Of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fans of rugby would have been watching the World Cup for the past month or so but what is the state of rugby in Malaysia? We'll find that out along with the challenges the sport faces and what needs to be done to take rugby in Malaysia to the next level.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight we had a man whose education credentials would fool you into believing he’s a doctor in training. Iedil Putra is an award winning actor, director and the occasional writer from Playground Productions.   Iedil started his dive into the performing arts in 1994, as a pioneer member of the children's theatre production,Tunas Budaya.   As Iedil grew, his list of credits followed, and one of his notable acting roles was in an Instant Café Theatre production called Parah. It was performed all over Malaysia, Singapore and Australia. He was also an ensemble member of the well-loved award-winning comedy sketch group, Projek Disko Baldi.   He tried his hand at directing in 2010 and received a Best Director Award during the Short & Sweet Festival. In the middle of last year, Iedil starred in the popular local production film Terbaik Dari Langit.   You can catch Iedil in his new web-series by Milo called ‘Finding Sandra’ on Youtube.   For the record, Iedil scored 21!   If you liked what you’ve heard, catch more via the website here! That Time Of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In these past weeks, we've had a number of news relating to sex education. We've learned that there are about 18,000 teen pregnancies every year in Malaysia. There's an on-going disagreement about how the baby hatch solution is a failure, and today, a report from the US says teens practice safer sex if they were more open to talking to their parents about it. So to parents out there, do you speak to your children about the birds and the bees?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight we had a woman who’s on the forefront of Astro Supersport and HyppTV. Her name is Nadia Nash and we catch up with her on her TV hosting roles and her travel series, #WanderNad.   For Nadia, her passion for broadcasting and performing was sparked when she started hosting a children’s television show at 9 years old. She studied administration during her tietrary years and it all accumulated to working in the corporate world for a few years before jumping ship to the TV industry.   Nadia used to be a radio announcer for FlyFM for two eye-opening years before landing a role at as 8TV Quickie host. As an emcee, Nadia has covered events for Celcom, Rexona and many others. As an actress, she was nominated for Best Actress for her role in the BMW Shorties Award Winning film, Rozita binti Roslan in 2014. Currently, Nadia is a host for three shows. One for the Astro Supersports’ myEG daily roundup and both of HyppInspirasi’s KLTV Host and Kaki Makan for 2015. For the record, Nadia scored 15! If you liked what you've heard, catch more via the website here! That Time Of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on (Untitled), Uma and Ezra will be featuring A Night at the Opera by Queen. The album turns 40 this year and features Queen’s arguably most famous song, Bohemian Rhapsody.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

During the reign of Louis XIV, an unnamed, unknown, man was guarded in isolation under the most hideous circumstances, in remote and tightly confined prisons with double doors. As he was transferred from places of captivity, an iron mask was placed over his head so he could not be seen or heard. His identity is one of the best kept secrets in all of history. His story has been the subject of books, plays and films, and the the glamorizing of his curious life has served only to plunge his real identity deeper into obscurity. This month, on Hari Ini Dalam Sejarah Dunia, Umapagan Ampikaipakan investigates the history surrounding this mysterious man. Who was he? Why did he spend most of his adult life in prison? And why did he wear an iron mask?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight on TTON, we have a man who used to have a show at BFM himself. He’s an actor, emcee, model, comic, all around entertainer and the alter-ego of Shelah, Edwin Sumun!   Edwin’s been in the acting game for three decades now. Starting off strong with demanding roles like the Scottish King, Macbeth at the tender age of 22 whilst he was in Germany.   In 1996, he returned to Malaysia for a year long sabbatical from his work in Germany. However, work got the best of him and he became a member for The Instant Cafe Theatre upon his introduction to Jo Kukathas. The local press labeled him as ‘the next big thing of theatre’ when he went on to work with Five Arts Centre and The Actors Studio. In 2004, he established his own company, Sumunda. Just over a year old, Sumunda won several awards at the 2005 Cameronian Arts Awards for it’s maiden production, Five Letters from an Eastern Empire. For the record, Edwin scored 15! If you liked what you've heard, catch more via the website here! That Time Of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We always speak of the immigrants in Malaysia as 'the other'. In actual fact, the 6 million of them who have made Malaysia their home for years are just like us; they have dreams, stories and fears. Over the next 12 weeks, we'll be bringing their stories on air, disengaging you from the common migrant narrative and instead, giving them something they often get deprived of: a voice. In today's episode, we'll speak about activism in the migrant community; are they aware of where they can go to and to whom they can speak to when their rights are abused?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our house pets are lucky to have easy access to toys, unlike their bigger friends in animal sanctuaries and zoos. But APE Malaysia and AirAsia Foundation are changing that, getting hold of used fire hoses and aircraft scrap to build toys for bigger animals, including displaced orang-utans and sun bears. We find out more about their HOSES Project.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michelle Barbour is a new regular at open mic nights on the Malaysian stand up comedy circuit. She’s been doing this for a year now.   She is a product of a Malaysian mother and Lebanese father. Raised in the windy deserts of Oman, she returned to KL on the eve of the 50th anniversary of Merdeka and decided to stay because she liked what the humidity did with her hair. A budding storyteller, she aims to regale the world with her misadventures and to drink as much coffee as humanly possible.   She’s also the founder of Shiny Happy People, an online shop that sells temporary metallic tattoos.   For the record, Michelle scored 24! If you liked what you’ve heard, catch more via the website here! That Time Of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our dependency on energy, especially among urbanites, are usually of epic proportions as reflected in our monthly electricity bills. Are we a nation of energy-wasters? Alex Laskey, a behavioural science expert, helps us answer that.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight we had young aspiring singer songwriter Bil Musa. Her singing was heard from an unlikely place, got quickly signed by Yuna’s own record label and now she’s the protege of Yuna herself.   Bil’s passion for music started off playing the piano at the age of 7. It went on to Bil starting to write her own songs at the age of 16. Currently in her line of studying, Bil is now focused with a degree major in broadcasting at Taylor’s University College.   The managing director for Yuna’s record label, Wawa heard Bil singing at a friend’s wedding in 2014. Earlier this year, Bil released her self-titled EP on iTunes.   For the record, Bil scored 22! If you liked what you've heard, catch more via the website here! That Time Of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

UCSI University recently launched a year-long campaign titled ‘Right to Read: The Writer’s Public Readings’—a collaboration with several renowned Malaysian writers and literary critics with the aim of encouraging the passion for reading and participation in creative production amongst the general public. We speak to them to find out more about the campaign.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight we had a man who’s an actor, director and producer, Megat Sharizal. With about a decade’s worth of experience, Megat Sharizal is a real workhorse of Malaysian talent on whatever platform he wishes to be.   Megat started off trying acting in his college days, citing the stage was his first love. Over the years as a director, Megat has created a portfolio lined with six directing roles in theatre, another six for telemovies and three short films. It all range from the well-loved Projek Disko Baldi skit to the local favourite Aku, Dia & Tong Sampah.   As an actor, his name is on 12 different productions stretching the silver screen to theatre stage. Megat is one of the founders for the local production house Playground Productions. In 2014, Playground released the award winning local hit-movie Terbaik Dari Langit, staging Megat as an actor and producer for the movie.   Megat played as Ali for TDL, a role where he had to gain 15kgs to look the part. He went over to Jakarta earlier last week for the ASEAN Day Movie screening for TDL. The movie scored Best Film and Best Actor awards at the ASEAN International Film Festival and Awards 2015   For the record, Megat scored _!   If you liked what you’ve heard, catch more via the website here! That Time Of Night  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Health Ministry announced yesterday that it is considering either a total ban or strict regulations against vaping. The announcement comes as more studies are carried out on the health risks of vaping and its effects on passive vapers. The announcement didn't sit well with people with many asking the obvious: why ban vaping but not cigarettes? On Talkback Thursday today, we're asking: Do you think vaping should be banned in Malaysia? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight we had a man who’s been accredited as one of the major pioneers of the Malaysian digital film movement. He has over 25 years of experience and directed a total of 43 films. He is none other than James Lee!   Born and raised in Ipoh, Perak; originally James was trained as a graphic designer. He began acting and directing theatre plays before venturing into video filmmaking, relying solely on self-taught skills. It all started in 1999 when he made four short films to kick start his filming career. His first full feature film was Snipers in 2001.   One of James’ most prominent films were The Beautiful Washing Machine in 2004. It won numerous awards from various international film festivals, garnering glowing reviews from TIME Magazine and others. A lot more awards came by till 2007 James created Doghouse 73 Pictures, a Youtube channel which pushes for quality indie content. It all came together in 2014 as under his guidance, Doghouse won Digi’s WWWOW Award for the Content Category.   James even had a whole French film festival focusing on his work in 2007, he has a plaque with his name engraved to mark the moment. His first Malay horror movie was a surprise hit as well in 2008. Earlier this year, he also did a TED talk on the public needs to be more active when taking medium in. Whether it be a Youtube video or a full scale movie.   For the record, James scored 21! If you liked what you’ve heard, catch more via the website here! That Time Of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An hour of LIVE music from the most successful musical acts of the 1970s - Eagles.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This month on Cerita-cerita Rock N' Roll we feature the Eagles. Formed in Los Angeles in 1971 by Glenn Frey, Don Henley, Bernie Leadon, and Randy Meisner with five number-one singles, six Grammy Awards, five American Music Awards, and six number one albums, the Eagles were one of the most successful musical acts of the 1970s.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight we had a man who was raised in Sarawak, came over here to study engineering, only to return back to the land of cats to create the popular Miao & WafuPafu series of comics! His name is Jian Goh and we talk about orange tabbies, blogs and childhood stories.   Jian Goh was born in Kuching, Sarawak. When he was young, Jian had a strong passion for design and drawing. Up until the age of 17, Jian moved to Malacca to pursue an engineering degree due to his father’s wish. During his degree years, Jian was doing freelance design work in between his assignments then one day he was introduced to the world of blogging and never left since.   After his studies, Jian became an R&D opto-electronic engineer by trade for four years before packing his bags back for his hometown to create the Miao & WafuPafu series of webcomics. Jian’s idea for Miao all started one day due to a life changing experience. He couldn’t fully convey the experience into words and decided to draw a four-panel comic on his blog for it.   The characters in his webcomic are alter-egos of the people in his life. Miao being Jian himself with a slew of animal caricatures for his family members. His new book, Once Upon A Miao is a compilation of Jian Goh’s childhood stories growing up in Kuching, Sarawak. It can be obtained through every major Malaysian bookstore and he’ll be flying off to South Korea to continue on his book tour soon!   For the record, Jian scored 14! If you liked what you’ve heard, catch more via the website here! That Time Of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Over the next few weeks of this special series on migrant labour, we will be exploring the topic from the perspective of policy and economics; taking you through the forgotten history of a landmark court case, and delving into the specific challenges faced by domestic workers. This week we talk to the Malaysian Maid Employers Association about the the dynamics of how economics and perception impact how we live, interact and rely on domestic workers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Did you know that Wolverine of the X-Men was originally meant to be an ACTUAL wolverine? Did you know that a Dutch inventor was blocked from getting a patent on a process because it had been previously used in a Donald Duck comic book? Did you know that Stan Lee turned down the offer to adapt Star Wars into a comic book? This month, on When We Last Left Our Heroes, author Brian Cronin helps Umapagan Ampikaipakan demystify some of the interesting tales, unbelievable anecdotes, wacky rumors, and persistent myths that have piled up in the eight decades of the superhero comic.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ross Yusof & guests Stuart Cavens, Matt Bellotti & Kam Raslan relive the BPL weekend which saw Chelsea slump to yet another defeat, this time at Upton Park. Big Sam Allardyce continues the winning tradition in the NE derby as Sunderland record their 1st win of the season. The Manchester derby ended all square with both defences coming out on top whilst Jurgen Klopp continues to search for his 1st win as Liverpool boss. Includes Winners & Losers of the weekend and a look at the midweek Capital One Cup.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Earlier tonight we had a man who studied a major in Psychology, did a whole raft of odd jobs till one day by early 2014, he signed up for the world of comedy and never looked back. His name is Lordson Yen! Lordson is a man from Petaling Jaya who before turning into a comedian, he was a real estate agent. Even still has his iProperty profile up online! He’s a board-game enthusiast, like Gears Of War and War of The Rings. Soon, Lordson will be opening his own live events bar. Lordson wants to help the creative industry to grow and also to provide more avenues for people who want stage time! For the record, Lordson scored 14! If you liked what you've heard, catch more via the website here! That Time Of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.