ZAN WAS ON BFM’S A BIT OF CULTURE IN AN EPISODE CALLED ‘WHY DO WE FALL FOR SCAMS’
Zan was on BFM 89.9’s A Bit Of Culture with Kam Raslan and Azmyl Yunor talking about eating authentic food, scams and the Malay art of apologising.
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Is Malaysia still not ready for sex education?
Remember that sex is a natural human desire and that there is no way we can curb that feeling (hence, abstinence is an ineffective education strategy).
Can tenureship protect academic freedom in Malaysia?
Academics can be free to think and research anything, even if it is against the institution they are serving or the parties funding their research, without the fear of losing their jobs.
ZAN WAS ON BFM’S A BIT OF CULTURE IN AN EPISODE CALLED ‘NEWS AS INFOTAINMENT’
Zan was on BFM 89.9’s A Bit Of Culture with Kam Raslan and Matt Armitage, reflecting on Godzilla, AI and the news!
Inculcating ability for societal censorship
I am a proponent of societal censorship and my definition of it is when society acts as its own filter when it comes to news and content instead of the state or any authoritative body.
Hats off for helping Palestinians, shall we help others too?
Following this kind and generous act that our government has done, I would like to request that we also extend this same generosity and kindness to others who are in need.
Social media licensing: Is it being done with right intentions?
We have too many past traumas with laws that are so broad-reaching that anything can be called under it, and we know what the consequences of that can be.
Zan was on BFM’s Evening Edition to discuss the proposed Media Council by the government
Zan Azlee was recently on BFM’s Evening Edition to discuss the issue of the proposed Media Council bill by the government along with their updated version of the media ethics code.
What the Paris 2024 Olympics taught us
This Olympics in Paris may not have been our country’s best performance, but it might just be the one where Malaysians have really been so emotionally invested.
If economy is doing well, why don’t Malaysians feel it?
Does this mean that Malaysians are actually out of touch with reality? Or does it mean that reality bites more real in real life?
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