Evening Edition

Ross Yusof & guests Patrick Kinghorn, Bob Holmes & Nicolas Anil discuss the UEFA Champions League draw. Are Man City in thr "Group of Death"? Patrick thinks Arsene Wenger is a happy man! Also, the weekend preview. Will Swansea celebrate another win over Man Utd? Can Thauvin shine for Newcastle against the Gunners? Will Pochetino be under pressure if Everton win? Can Slaven Bilic mastermind another mammoth away win? Includes, Treatment Table & 3 Big Shouts!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight we’ve had a woman whose career was entirely shaped by Youtube. From posting song covers back in 2013, to being on adverts and music videos and now even her own single in the span of two years, Elizabeth Tan is a social force to be reckoned with.   A KL girl through and through, she left for Dallas, Texas for two years for her studies. Everything was moving along quietly for Elizabeth until one day in December 2013, she posted a cover of Joe Flizzow’s Havoc on Youtube and the Malaysian public went wild for her.   Soon, she was called up by radio stations to perform live featuring Joe Flizzow himself! Quickly enough, she was signed under Faizal Tahir’s record label. With the label, Eilzabeth released her first single titled Setia featuring Faizal Tahir, which launched earlier this month. She also sang and featured in Goldfish & Blink’s latest music video single, Somewhere New. Aside from music, Elizabeth has been trying to venture out into the acting industry as she was handpicked by local director Mamat Khalid for Usop Wilcha Menghonjang Makhluk Muzium, set to be released on the 3rd September nationwide. For the record, Elizabeth scored 12! If you've liked what you've heard from the podcast, catch more via the website here! That Time Of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight we’ve a woman who is a shining actor forerunning the new Malaysian independent film wave. She’s none other than Dawn Cheong!   Dawn was born in Kuala Lumpur before being whisked away to New Zealand at the tender age of seven years old. By her teens, she returned to finish high school. For her tertiary studies, Dawn went back to New Zealand to study a Bachelor's in Acting at Toi Whakaari, the National School Of Dance and Drama, New Zealand.   With a background of mixed influences and locales, Dawn has a sense of understanding for both Eastern and Western philosophies which she uses to a high degree when crafting her plays and when understanding characters for her roles. She’s been picked for a long list of roles in the theater world, even more so with the new resurgence of Malaysian indie films. She’s taken roles in fan-favourites, Cuak (2014) and In Between Floors (2014). For Cuak, she has been nominated as Most Promising Actress and Best Actress award for the 27th Festival Filem Malaysia (FFM) on 5th September at KL Convention Centre. She’s also starring in a new unreleased short film titled Salvaj, a Malay short film which has been nominated as Best Short Film for the 27th FFM as well. If you liked what you've heard on the podcast, catch more via the website here! That Time Of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

#SaySomethingNice & A Hikayat A Day are two different efforts done to celebrate and promote unity among Malaysians. We speak to the organizers of the events to find out more about the planned festivities. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight we had a man who has been picked by Zouk as the selected group of DJs who are leading the forefront in dance music scene, used to go by the name Buddy Love, it’s none other than Axel Groove!   Axel Groove aka Sanjeev Raj, he found his inspiration to do what he does today after a long seven years spent in the big urban jungles of Australia. His passion is to educate and show the masses the sounds of house music.   When he returned to Malaysia, he went under Excessive Studios where he honed his DJ skills under the care of Bryan Burger, the founder of said studio. Soon, Axel decided to venture into the scene himself by playing in large Zouk, Vertigo, The Roof, Nagaba and countless other hotspot of Kuala Lumpur.   For concerts, Axel have performed in many internationally renowned concerts like Future Music Festival Asia, Red Bull F1 Grand Prix and Fred Perry Subsonic. Aside from being a DJ, he’s also an music and festival promoter within the South East Asian region. He had worked with Mos Def, Hot Since 82 and also for the recent 2 day Freqender Music Festival in Singapore.   Finally, Axel is managing and will be performing for Malaysia’s newest neo-soul festival, Soul Fest Asia happening on October 17th 2015. Phase one announcement revealed Mary J. Blige and Jhene Aiko will be some of the headliners. Axel prides himself for an amazing blend of Disco, House and Deep Tech for his DJ sets. To catch Axel, he’ll be performing in Zouk regularly and for Livescape’s It’s The Ship later this November!   For the record, Axel scored _! If you liked what you've heard, catch it all via the website here! That Time Of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Listen to some of the great tracks like, ‘Tutti Frutti’ and ‘Good Golly Miss Molly’ performed live by Little Richard from his live album released in 1967.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This month, we’re taking a look at the flamboyant American singer and pianist, Little Richard, whose hit songs in the mid 1950s were part of the defining moments in the development of rock ‘n’ roll. Photo credits to Rolling Stone.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight, we had a man who throws down lines and rhymes for a living, all the way from sunny North California, it’s Kenny Hughes aka Radio3000!   It all during high school when his passion for music got him on airwaves already with his early track, Ease The Pain. Soon after, he headed off to Hollywood and studied the intricacies of the music business while at the Musicians Institute, Los Angeles.   From then on, he went all around with doing opening acts for the likes of Stevie Wonder, Brandy, T-Pain, Tina Marie, Keisha Cole, Chris Brown, Mario, and B.O.B just to name a few. When 2007 rolled by, he performed on TV for the first time for BET’s Spring Bling. A year later, Radio3000 landed a six-month contract to perform in Singapore. As the man’s popularity heightens in 2009, Radio3000 dropped his track Lah onto the Singaporean public and never looked back. His song became a national hit, some even calling it a national anthem. He soon went back to the States where he proudly stayed at #1 for RnB charts for websites like Reverbnation and MySpace. Since 2012, Radio3000 found even more TV success with appearances in The Voice, Candy Girls and more. Coupled with a few contracts that lead him to perform in Bali, Jakarta, Abu Dhabi and Dubai, Radio3000 knows how to roll his chances. Currently, Radio3000 is the executive director for 2Deep Entertainment. In terms of his music, Radio3000 just released a new single featuring our local boy, SonaOne and H-ROC; titled Nervous. For the record, Radio scored 11! If you liked what you've heard from the podcast, catch more via the website here! That Time Of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this new 4 part series; the Evening Edition will be speaking to ambassadors from South Africa, Turkey, Ecuador and the U.K. We get to find out more about the person, their roles as ambassadors and what it's like to be a women in the diplomatic corp.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The National Football Development Program (NFDP), launched in April 2014 was an initiative taken by the Youth & Sports Ministry as a step towards elevating the standard of Malaysian football. We spoke to the Minister of Youth & Sports - YB Khairy Jamaluddin, and Coach Lim Teong Kim, National Football Development Program Director to find out more about the quality and future of Malaysian football.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ross Yusof & guests Matt Bellotti, Stuart Cavens & Gogulan Dorairajoo discuss the football weekend in the Barclays Premier League which saw Man City maintain their 100% record. How long will it last? Chelsea get their 1st win of the season thanks to new signing, Pedro. Also, how much is John Stones worth? When will Barca recall Adama? Winners & Losers. A chat with Stanley Bernard about the MSL & AFC Cup, Spain, Italy & UCL.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight, we had a man who’s infectious laughter and wit as a stand-up comedian kept him on morning radio for a long time, it’s none other than Malaysia’s biggest comedian, Papi Zak.   When it comes to Papi, biggest is also a literal form of what he is when he belts out jokes on stage. Always starting with his trademark “Don’t be fooled with this accent, I’m 100% Malay” opening line, Papi was a child of a diplomat where living abroad was his life. Born in Egypt, raised in Germany and Japan. He studied in America which were he picked up the accent.   Malaysia called him and in 2003, he settled back down here. Upon the recommendation of his comedic hero, Harith Iskander that prompted Papi to pursue stand-up comedy. Starting off with open mic nights at The Actor’s Studio in Bangsar, Papi honed his skills of making audiences burst into laughter. In 2007 he performed alongside Malaysia’s premiere trio of comedians; Jit Murad, Douglas Lim and of course, Harith Iskander for Harith Iskander’s Eh… Got Free Ticket Ah? Soon after, Papi started performing throughout Malaysia. From shows in KL, Penang and Sabah, Papi has became one of Malaysia’s most wanted comedians. He is also a Creative Director for his own production house, Jo Mama Productions , working with major clients. Papi also was the host for Joanne Kam’s Super Kam 3: It Gets Wetter. To catch Papi live, he is this week’s Crackhouse Comedy Club’s headliner. For the record, Papi Zak scored 16! If you liked what you've heard from the podcast, catch more via the website here! That Time Of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ross Yusof & guests Eyad Hasbullah, Gogulan Dorairajoo & Sam Postlethwaite discuss Pedro's snub of Manchester United, City's purchase of Otamendi, the Champions League playoffs and they preview Round 3 which sees Manchester United welcome Newcastle to Old Trafford in the early kickoff. Everton v ManCity is the standout tie on Sunday. Also, a check on the promoted sides, a chat with Dez Corkhill about the final round of the MSL, Treatment Table & 3 Big Shouts!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We speak to Raman Krishnan, owner of Silverfish Books about the Silverfish Festival of Cabbages and how it hopes to encourage the local English publishing scene.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight in our TTON studio, he left the world of advertising and came back with an impeccable string of successful nightlife spots dotted all around Kuala Lumpur, he’s none other than Roen Cian!   Roen started off by studying Advertising and Marketing in University of Canberra. He came back to dive deep into the world of advertising with big names like NagaDBB, Grey Worldwide and Moet Hennessy Diageo Malaysia. After a decade’s worth of experience and lessons, Roen decided to leave his well-paying salary for a bigger challenge, being a player in the F&B industry.   His start was being one of the co-founders for TTDI’s popular Tom, Dick and Harry’s bar in 2009. But things got up to a higher gear when him and childhood friend, Dax got to get together at an empty bungalow in Damansara Heights and kickstarted their empire of nightlife spots. By 2010, The Hill at Damansara Heights was quickly gaining traction in the KL nightlife scene.   Things were going well for the man as The Pool at Jalan Ampang was opened in 2012. Although 2013 saw the closing of The Hill, resources were pulled together, headquarters were shifted, an investment of RM10 million later, The Roof at Bandar Utama was launched in mid-2013 reminding everyone that Roen is now one of the big guns in the industry. Not resting on his laurels, Roen has two new projects; one is Life Juice Co. A new health food company that does cold press juices, smoothies and organic elixirs. And inspired by his passion for football, Roen setup The New Camp in Bandar Utama, a 3 acre sports complex boasting 2 FIFA approved 3G astroturf football fields. As the cherry on top, last month, he became an ambassador for Adidas. For the record, Roen scored 14! If you like what you've heard, check out the website here! That Time Of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It was announced yesterday that the English subject will not be made a compulsory pass in 2016, a reversal of the initially announced plan by the Education Ministry. Apparently more time is needed for both teachers and students to prepare. On Talkback today, we're asking: what are your thoughts on the matter? Do we need more time, and if so, how much time do we need? Our lines will be open. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight, TTON’s range of guests just got bumped to another level. We had the famous Kelantanese street-fashion photographer; Ridduan Ismail! Or better known as Tukang Tangkap Foto Gembira Anda (TTFGA).   Ridduan was born and raised in Kota Bharu. He went off to study Advertising and Design in a community college in Malacca. The course introduced him to multimedia, photography and photoshop. Soon after he graduated, he was doing wedding photography until he met local fashion photographer Bibio Aswan. After seeing his work, he knew where TTFGA needed to go.   As for international inspiration, he looks up to Juegan Teller, Terry Richardson and Steven Klein. Notes Juegan as his favourite due to his raw photography style. TTFGA notes that he likes watching MTV music videos just to see what the artists would wear.   Earlier this year while on a trip back to Kelantan, he was caught by the flash floods. He turned to his photography to document the turmoil of what Kelantan was going through. After posting it up on his Instagram,  his photos got traction and were highlighted by mainstream media soon after.   Recently he shot a campaign for Super Sunday titled THE SUPER SUNDAY / SOVL 2015 BY TTFGA and last week he covered the 2015 KL Fashion Week.   For the record, TTFGA scored 10! If you liked what you've heard from the podcast, catch more via the website here! That Time Of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, Uma and Ezra explore Silverchair's ambitious album, "Diorama". From the loud post-grunge movement in 1995 that produced their debut album, Frogstomp, those teenagers transformed themselves into artists with Diorama in 2002. This is the album that prompted U2's Bono to say: "Swim to Australia to hear them if you have to."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The periodic table of elements, populated with these seemingly staid collection of numbers and letters, make up the very building blocks of the universe. At its heart are these remarkable stories of material oddities, instructive follies, elemental greed, and partisan obsession. There are stories of politics, money, war, assassination attempts, rushes for gold, about the stardust origins of the elements; about the compounds they make and what they mean to human history. This month, on Eureka, Umapagan Ampikaipakan and author Sam Kean, take a deep dive into the periodic table of elements and explore some of these remarkable stories.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight, TTON’s string of YouTube guest isn’t going to run out yet as we have another Tuber up in the studio. She started posting covers and now she is been catapulted to be an 8TV Quickie host, she’s none other than, Jenn Chia! Born and raised in KL, with studies in Communication and Psychology from SEGi, Jenn knows a thing or two when it comes to people. She began her Youtube career in 2009 by posting music covers and a few of her own originals as time progressed. She’d also done a few skits with one of her fan favourites being ‘Life As A Malaysian Musician’.   It wasn’t long before, she was noticed for her video, ‘That Crazy Bra Lady’ where Jenn did a spontaneous video about her opinions on bras. Due the nature of the video, Jenn says it is her favourite video thanks to the immediate writing and to some degree, her educating some of her viewers!   As she gained traction in the Youtube scene, she began to produce commercial and YouTube content for Nestle, Domino’s, Hotlink, Atria and Shu Uemura. Quickly moving on to 2015 and by the month of July, Jenn was chosen to be the latest addition of the 8TV Quickie host line up alongside with our previous guest Mark O’Dea. As a musician, she has opened for international Youtube musicians during their Malaysian tours like David Choi and Jayesslee. What most don’t know is that Jenn is the vocalist and synth for local indie rock band, KillKissMary. They recently released their debut album, Labyrinth just a month ago!   For the record, Jenn Chia scored _! If you like what you've heard on the podcast, catch more via the website here! That Time Of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this new 4 part series; the Evening Edition will be speaking to ambassadors from South Africa, Turkey, Ecuador and the U.K. We get to find out more about the person, their roles as ambassadors and what it's like to be a women in the diplomatic corp.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Umapagan Ampikaipakan speaks to Kenny Riches, the director of the movie - The Strongest Man. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ross Yusof & guests Dez Corkhill, Matt Bellotti & Stuart Cavens discuss Man City's 3-0 win over Chelsea. Are City much stronger this season? Must Chelsea buy before the transfer windaow shuts? Also, slick Arsenal, mis firing Man United, resilient Stoke, surprising Everton, woeful Sunderland. PLUS Liverpool v Bournemouth, MSL, Winners & Losers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight, we had Malaysia’s leading first lady of comedy in our studios. You’ve known her from her stand up, theatre and for her voice on radio, it’s none other than Joanne Kam!   Joanne was born in Johor but after being raised on the island of Penang, she’d associate it more as her hometown than Johor. During school, she had an inkling that a career in the sciences wasn't on the cards but she had a fine talent for stage.   After SPM, she went to Singapore to audition as a performer at a theme park. Her big break was when the infamous comedian Kumar of Singapore found Joanne performing at the park and brought her in for Boom Boom Singapore. Fast forward to today, Joanne has seen experience working in radio as she started off with a 6 month stint at Mix FM in 2003 before returning in 2006 due to popular demand. Capital FM and Red FM are also on her resume whilst she established an events company called ToniQ Creative.   Also for 2015, Joanne is busy with the current iteration of her own show production, with SuperKam 3: It Gets Wetter. Starring Joanne Kam, Shamaine Othman, Sharul Channa, Bibi K Poh & hosted by Papi Zak. It will be the show’s third year running. SuperKam 3 returns at Penang Performing Arts Centre on the 21st and 22nd August.   For the record, Joanne scored 11! If you liked what you've heard on the podcast, catch more via the website here! That Time Of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Genting Highlands will be bringing 7 magicians from around the world once again in their 4th instalment of Superstars of Magic 2015. To find out what else is in store, we speak to show director David Lai and magician Jay Mattioli, of 'America’s Got Talent' fame.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ross Yusof & guests Patrick Kinghorn, Nicolas Anil & Sam Postlethwaite discuss Manchester City and their opening round win away at West Brom, Barcelona winning the European Super Cup and look foward to the weekend's BPL which is headlined by the Man City v Chelsea clash at the Etihad. Also, a preview of the Friday night game between Aston Villa & Man United, Treatment Table, 3 Big Shouts and previews of the Bundesliga & Ligue 1.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight we’ve had possibly Malaysia’s most famous DJ duo to ever come out of Kuala Lumpur, it’s Goldfish & Blink! They been all over at world stages left right and center, we have a sit down with them to chat about what makes them tick.   Blink’s real name is Lau Hoe Yin and Goldfish is Alvin Teoh. The two started off playing in clubs in KL and worked with each other for a good while till realizing a partnership between them would spell Malaysia’s new DJ powerhouse duo. By 2012, they released their self-titled debut album to much fanfare to both the local and international scene.   Their big break was in 2013 when Hardwell played their Here We Go Again track during the Winter Music Conference. Where it all ended up with Hardwell signing the song and signing them under his publishing house label. Goldfish & Blink has received support from Tiesto, David Guetta, Nicky Romero, W & W and even the great, Benny Benassi during their gigs.   When asked about how the two work together, Goldfish points out that during their production period, he excels in the creating the melodies while Blink is superb with his mixing skill. During their down time, Blink admits to heading out for a foot massage, while Goldfish would do travelling! (With the family, whenever possible)   For the record, Goldfish and Blink scored 12! If you liked what you've heard in the podcast, catch more via the website here! That Time Of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We speak to the hardcore anime fans behind this year’s Animangaki - an annual convention formed by fans, for fans; with the sole purpose of bringing together anime, manga, game, and cosplay enthusiasts from all walks of life. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight we’ve had a man who’s talents range from being an actor, whether it be television or the theater stage, a host for any television/event format and now a fully fledged actor-preneur; He’s none other than Razif Hashim!   Many would remember Razif from the ever popular Gol & Gincu The Series from the mid-2000’s with his role as the leading man, Haikal. If that doesn’t stir your memories, probably his stints in both 8TV’s Quickie in 2007 and the infamous Best Of The World food travel series which he did for a full three seasons from 2011-2013. For fans, be glad the series has been picked up by Asian Food Channel where re-runs can be found. Interestingly, Razif studied Diploma in Performing Arts at Sunway University before he dropped out for East 15 Acting School. He was invited by the school and proceeded to obtain a Masters in Acting. Ever since then he hasn’t looked back with a return to Malaysia garnered him a spot as Ivan in the local film production Goodbye Boys in 2006. He was also the only non UK citizen to represent Britain in the Shakespearean production of Romeo and Juliet at the World Expo, Shanghai 2010 and has performed at Shakespeare's Global in London.   Currently, with a strong passion for educating and passing his knowledge of acting, he founded Tablework, CODE: School of Acting and Performing Strategies and also FTalent. He is also the ambassador for Maggi Royale since 2014.   For the record, Razif scored 18! If you liked what you've heard from the podcast, catch more via the website here! That Time Of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As of yesterday evening, our Ringgit closed at 4.02 to the USD - the lowest recorded in 17 years. Alarm bells have set off among most Malaysians, as we scramble to make sense as to how this would affect our daily lives. Some parents who have sent their kids to study overseas are already feeling the pinch. So on Talkback today, we're asking: How has the weakening Ringgit affected you? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lately TTON has been on a roll with getting YouTubers on show. So continuing the trend, tonight we’ve gotten another well-known name from Malaysian scene, it’s The Ming Thing! We talk about Youtube views, fake accents and get to know which Ming is which.   The Ming Thing, if you haven’t heard of it, is a YouTube channel that started in 2011, known for popular videos like Your Accent Come From Where and How To Know You’re Malaysian. A big as their Youtube viewing count, the channel had humble beginnings of being Ming Han’s avenue to discuss carparks as a university student and a place to promote his music.   Ming Han’s video was passed around till they were noticed by Bryan Lim and Raffi Th’ng. With the former was a freelance videographer and Raffi works in a production company, the three combined to create high production videos. The combo worked as their first project, Sh*t Boyfriends Say became a viral with getting 25,000 views in one day and now totalling up to 546,000 as of today!   Soon after, Ming Han’s brother, Ming Yue joined in as a writer for the trio. In 2013, they decided in creating Core Studios Sdn Bhd. Ever since then, The Ming Thing has been growing in size, Youtube counts and subscribers; owning a spot among Malaysia’s Youtube premiere content creators.   For the record, The Ming Thing (represented by Ming Han and Ming Yue) scored 15! If you liked what you heard from the podcast, catch more via the website here! That Time Of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week our hosts Umapagan Ampikaipagan and Ezra Zaid get stuck on an album they say represents straight up, laid back rock at its finest: Brothers in Arms by Dire Straits. Charting at number one worldwide, it spent ten weeks at the top spot in the UK Album Chart back in 1986, the year after it was released. It is the 8th best selling album in UK chart history, and also one of the world’s best selling albums, at over 30 million copies sold worldwide. Check out this week’s edition of Untitled, where our hosts reflect on some of the finest hits of the 80s, Money for Nothing, Walk of Life and Brothers in Arms.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode is dedicated to Jon Stewart who recently signed off from his iconic political comedy show. We examine his contributions and special brand of sarcastic humour, often used to bring out the absurdity of modern political issues. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight we had the impeccably dressed and with a stride that evokes confidence in every step, it is Rudy La Faber! We sit down with the man to speak about he fills his days, whether it be travelling all over around the world or feeding his cat.   Born in Miri, Sarawak; Rudy shares the same origin as our own David Buri! We know that Rudy’s mum is Iban and his father was of European descent. Rudy’s name came about in the Malaysian scene soon after he was awarded as Esquire’s Best Dressed Man of 2011. Noting that he only be caught dead if he was wearing crocs, cargo pants and popped collared polo shirts, he’s on the right track on taste.   He had his foundation studies in Mass Communication while at HELP and ventured out to finish a degree in Business Communication, Marketing and Management at Deakin University, Australia. His advertising skills had brought him to NagaDBB and also landed him as a Senior Copywriter at Dentsu Malaysia. Now he’s a retail manager for the Melium Group and oversees retail operations for Hackett London stores in Malaysia   Rudy was the co-founder and a DJ for the lifestyle organisation Deer Society, when the group disbanded, he joined Indiego. Indiego is a local DJ supergroup consisting of Rudy, Bunga of Twilight Actiongirl and Robotron of Dangerdisko; they are now residents of Zouk. He now does consultation on a freelance basis, “to feed his passion for travel, and his cat”, I quote from Rudy’s bio.   For the record, Rudy scored 16! If you liked the podcast, catch more via the website here: That Time Of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Description: In this new 4 part series; the Evening Edition will be speaking to ambassadors from South Africa, Turkey, Ecuador and the U.K. We get to find out more about the person, their roles as ambassadors and what it's like to be a woman in the diplomatic corp.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Art is a means of self expression, skill building and community empowerment. Project SeniKami, a non-profit creative arts collaborative, is dedicated to exposing underprivileged children to the art scene.It’s made up of three organisations: Baik Punya Bunyi, Escape From Bondage, and Karya. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ross Yusof & guests Dez Corkhill, Stuart Cavens & Sam Postlethwaite return with the 1st Monday show of the season which looksback at the opening weekend. Why did Cech have such a bad debut? Are Chelsea weaker than last season? Did the 3 promoted clubs show enough in match 1 to idicate survival? Also, producer Andy with the Winners & Losers, a chat about the MSL and the season's big shouts from the chaps.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight in the TTON studio, yet another Englishman accompanies Richard. He’s a man who’s has a penchant for bursting Malaysian rooms with laughter from his comedy ever since 2012, it’s Justin Heyes!   Justin states that he started his comedic career in 2006 by writing jokes for other UK comedians. After the pen was down, his drive for the stage grew. In 2009, he bucked up and went on stage to perform as a comedian on his own. He quickly performed all over the UK and worked around the comedic circuit in London. As 2012 swinged by, Justin decided to move over to the always sunny/raining Kuala Lumpur. He went on to build a name for himself, combining his unique alternative perspective comedy and the unnoticed gems of Malaysian culture, he soon became a regular at shows in Kuala Lumpur. Also branching out towards Penang, Singapore and even Cambodia!   He has has appeared in a few local productions, a sitcom called Cakap lah Melayu! which also features Phoon Chi Ho and Cinta Di Gerai, a local telemovie. Justin is noted for being the first British comedian who performed Komediri. A Harith Iskander production for pushing Bahasa Melayu stand-up comedy for the masses via Astro WARNA.   Lastly, Justin notes on his Facebook page, “because as my late Nan once said 'If you can make at least one person smile every day, you're doing something right'.” Good man, he is.   For the record, Justin scored 12! If you liked what you've heard on the podcast, catch more via the website here! That Time Of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This evening features a double bill where we speak to Seema Subash and Vignes Chelliah, the curators behind Pawse for Cause; a musical bash featuring local artists to raise money for a local dog shelter in the first half of the show. We follow this up with a conversation with Malaysian Kennel Association representative Ng Keng Ming who gives us a guide on the dos and don’ts of responsible dog ownership, plus a reality check on the financial and monetary commitments for all aspiring pet owners out there. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight, we have a man who’s sound has been played all over in the Malaysian entertainment also not to mention the amount of TV and movie appearances he has made, Hiresh Haridas aka Reshmonu or as what he would like to call himself now, RESH!   RESH has his beginnings as a sound engineer before he went big as an artist. He dropped his debut album Momental in 2003 after at least three years in the works and instantly became a hit with the critics and fans alike. He soon received seven nominations and won three of it during Anugerah Industri Muzik (AIM) 2004. (Best Male Vocals, Best New English Artist and Best Engineering for An Album).   Hiresh quickly became the go-to-man for international opening acts such as Alicia Keys, Prodigy, Pussycat Dolls, Ryan Star of Rockstar Supernova, Black Eyed Peas, Nicole Scherzinger, Girls Generation, and many more. In 2007, he launched his 2nd album, titled Superfine in 2007 and his third, Harapan in 2009. It was his first all-Malay album. Aside from music, in 2006, RESH and a friend, Collin started a talent management company called R Talents. It manages Nadine Ann Thomas, James Baum, Ain Zulkifly and Phat Fabes. Currently, he’s collaborating with Timbaland’s protege Jim Beanz of Sunset Entertainment Group, the man behind the music of Fox TV’s Empire, to produce his new album. His latest single ‘Half The Man’ has been released earlier this June with his EP would be launched later third quarter (according to the press release) this year. For the record, RESH scored _! If you liked what you've heard via the podcast, catch more through the website here! That Time Of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this month's instalment of Magazine Watch, we catch up with the  folks from Poskod.my & Esquire Malaysia. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight, we have a new upcoming actress that doubles as a singer songwriter that’s making waves in the Malaysian industry, Daiyan Trisha! We sit down to talk about what projects she’s on and also about her latest single.   Daiyan at a young 22 years old, has already an astounding social media following. Her Facebook has 409,000 likes, Instagram has 210,000 followers, Twitter has 35,500 and Youtube rounding it all off with 25,307 subscribers and 2.2 million views in total. Impressive for one who just started a YouTube account to post up song covers from the comfort of her bedroom!   It all snowballed when in 2013, she was given the chance to act under Astro with an initial three year contract. She was given the female lead of Dee, an Astro Ceria telemovie production which Daiyan also wrote and performed it’s theme song, Kerana Kau, which also became her first recorded single as a solo artist.   In 2014, Dee evolved to become a television series of 13 episodes which she reprises her leading role. She also played the role of Fasha, the leading role for another telemovie, Aku Mahu ke New York. Aside from telemovies, she was the main female actor for the movie Kelip-Kelip.   In early 2015, Daiyan released her latest single, Jatuh. The tune was received with good appraisals and is chugging along finely in the local music scene.   For the record, Daiyan scored 14! If you liked what you've heard from the podcast, catch more via the website here! That Time Of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There's been very little hype surrounding the KL City Grand Prix happening this weekend. Those living and working in KL have had to put up with road barriers that have forced pedestrians to walk on main roads rather than the usual walkways. And they now have to deal with road closures, an announcement made just weeks before for an event that was supposedly planned in advance. With such poor planning, does Malaysia stand to gain from an event like the KL City Grand Prix? Is it good for tourism? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight, we’ve have a woman who represented Malaysia in Miss World for both 2007 and 2011; with an appearance to go toe-to-toe with her intellect and her strong drive for human rights, it’s the one and only, Deborah Henry!   Deborah’s exotic looks are thanked to the mixture of her Malaysian Indian and Irish descent. Though born in Dublin, Ireland, she was without a doubt was raised in Kuala Lumpur. It all started off with one faithful walk down Jalan Telawi with a few friends when she was spotted by a modelling agent when she was 14.   She officially started modelling when she turned 15 and left for London at the age of 18 in search of magazine covers and adverts to grace. Fortunately the move gave her the opportunities to collaborate with Gucci, Yves Saint Laurent, Chanel and Ungaro. As glamourous it was, she left due to how she felt she was not respected as a model.   She joined a pageant on a friend’s suggestion. She won Miss Malaysia World 2007 and represented Malaysia in the Miss World 2007 at Sao Paulo, Brazil. Went on to reach the final 16 contestants for Miss World. The highest placement for a Malaysian since Lina Teoh scoring runner-up in 1998. Competed again in 2011 but didn’t make it as far as she did before.   In 2009, Deborah co-founded Fugee School. A charity organisation that provides fundamental education to refugee youths after realizing a dire need for educating refugee children in 2009. This year would mark it’s 6th year of operations and changing lives.   For the record, Deborah scored 13! If you liked what you've heard on the podcast, catch more via the website here! That Time Of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's all about "Hells Bell's" and "You Shook Me All Night Long" this evening on Untitled. Ezra and Uma will be rocking it out to ACDC's seventh studio album "Back in Black" - the album that generated a huge amount in sales, making it the second-highest selling album in history.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tomorrow marks 70 years since the launch of the world's first atomic bomb, when the US dropped it on Hiroshima during World War 2. This month's installation of Hari Ini Dalam Sejarah Dunia remembers that solemn day, and the horror the bombing had on the country and its people.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight we’ve had the high flying actress, host, TV personality and now running her own talent company, it’s none other than Sarah Lian! When she’s not globetrotting, we catch her on our show to talk about how she’s been and what she’s been up too.   Although she mainly grew up in Vancouver, Canada; Sarah was born in Perak’s second largest city, Taiping. Aside from Vancouver, Sarah had lived in California and Hong Kong for a few moments before finally moving back to Kuala Lumpur in 2008. Citing her love for durian was one of the main reasons!   During her time in North America, Sarah has carved a career in the acting business with her first credit was the Hot Asian Girl in the 2007 film, American Pie Presents: The Beta House. In 2011, she was given a reoccuring role in a Canadian-French spy thriller, XIII. A year after, CSI creator Anthony E.Zuiker created a new series titled Cybergeddon where Sarah landed the role of Blue, as the edgy hacker Blue.   In 2015, Sarah is busy with numerous projects. Her film, Jasmine (2015) directed by Dax Phelan has been getting good reviews and is screening at international film festivals. It already won Grand Jury Award for Best Narrative Feature at the prestigious Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival (LAAPFF) while another film she’s working on, It’s Already Tomorrow In Hong Kong, Sarah plays a role that relates to the expat lifestyle of Hong Kong. Sarah currently runs her own talent company called Suppagood on top of her magazine shoots, TV work and movie films. Furthermore, Sarah is the ambassador for NGOHub.Asia. A site to bring publicity and awareness for NGOs locally and aboard. For the record, Sarah Lian scored 21! If you liked what you've heard from the podcast, catch more via the website here! That Time Of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Neal Adams. He would define The Bronze Age. He would leave his stylistic mark on the X-Men, Green Lantern, and Superman. He would take Batman, who had become a campy joke at the end of the 1960s, and bring back the brooding Dark Knight long before Frank Miller. He would give us Ra's Al Ghul. He would give us that marvelous fight between Superman and Muhammad Ali. This week - in the second part of their conversation - Umapagan Ampikaipakan speaks to Neal Adams about Batman and Green Lantern, about Superman vs. Muhammad Ali, and about comic book movies. He asks Neal just what the superhero means to the culture of the world?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this first part of three shows about Crime by PEMANDU, we'll be speaking about the perception of crime in the country vs the stats we have about the spread of crime. We will also explore if Malaysia is indeed safer now and what is being done to address crime overall.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight we have a rather special comedian in the studio tonight. He’s a man who’s a lawyer by day and cracks jokes about his Nusantara adventures, Sulaiman Azmil! We find out when he’s out of the courtroom, would sir still speaketh the truth?   Sulaiman’s comedy started like a fabled tale. Like any other Malaysian tale, it involves getting lost on our roads. He missed a turn in in Sri Hartamas and ended up doing his first-ever stand-up comedy set on Comedy Kao Kao at Publika instead of dining al fresco at a restaurant in Plaza Mont Kiara.   Sulaiman’s humour is all Inspired by the penglipur lara of yore, nothing pleases him more than to share anecdotes of his travels and misadventures in the Nusantara, his trials and travails as a tax-paying Bumiputera. He’s own observations and twists are hilarious reminder of the world we live in and how much of a caricature it has become. He has performed all over KL, PJ, Penang till he found himself in Hanoi and Singapore performing his stories and jokes for all to hear and chuckle about. Speaking of performing, Sulaiman was a member and also the host for a six-comic ensemble titled The Dirty Half Dozen where he was noted by this review for having balls.   You can catch Sulaiman whether at the Comedy Crackhouse, Sure Laugh One (TTDI’s monthly comedy show) or even later from 16th to 25th September as Sulaiman would be performing for Harith Iskander’s Kuala Lumpur International Comedy Fest 2015 at any of these places!   For the record, Sulaiman scored 11! If you liked what you've heard, catch more via the website here! That Time Of NightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.