Today I Learned

We’re often stumped by why children act and behave the way they do. Why do they ask so many questions? Why do they throw tantrums? And why are they so hooked on screens? In conjunction with World Chil...

17 Marras 202535min

Whether it’s a wedding, a night out, or just your kitchen floor, dancing has a way of pulling us out of our heads and into our bodies. But why do some still hold themselves back? We get into the benef...

10 Marras 202543min

We take a close look at the role of journalism and media in shaping public understanding today, from the pressures of a 24-hour news cycle to the choices editors and reporters make in deciding what co...

3 Marras 202538min

The 47th ASEAN Summit kicked off recently in Kuala Lumpur drawing heads of state and government into three days of high-stakes diplomacy. While the summit happens behind closed doors, its outcome ripp...

27 Loka 202544min

What is digital sovereignty, and why are so many countries fighting to reclaim it? We dive into that question with Dr Rachel Gong, Deputy Director of Research, Khazanah Research Institute. We’ll be lo...

13 Loka 202536min

What really happens to the human body when we leave Earth’s atmosphere? From the way our blood carries oxygen to how our brains adapt in microgravity, space pushes human physiology to its limits. We s...

6 Loka 202539min

Why should the health of the planet matter to all of us, and what can we do about it? What can the government do against the enormous and complex environmental issues facing us today? To answer this q...

29 Syys 202532min

Just over two months ago, we saw the death of Zara Qarina Mahathir rock the nation and bring the topic of bullying back into our daily conversations. From school corridors to online platforms, bullyin...

22 Syys 202537min