DPM should not empower anti-vaxxers
I am a citizen of Malaysia and I believe in vaccinating my children. I strongly believe that a huge majority of Malaysians stand by this as well.
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Tag Archives: journalist
RTM should serve its rightful masters – the Malaysian people
My open letter to YB Gobind Singh Deo on what RTM should be.
Watch ‘BANGKIT: 11 days that changed a nation’ on iflix!
iFlix ORIGINALS released their first film for 2019, BANGKIT: 11 days that changed a nation, and I am one of the main characters!
Let’s Talk – Who is shaping the conversation?
Sharaad called me up and asked if I would come on his show (Let’s Talk with Sharaad Kuttan) on Astro AWANI to talk about the Malaysian and also international media landscape.
Career journalists, different types of Islam and the death penalty
I answer all your burning questions in my Talking Edge column at Options, The Edge.
WE ARE ANIMALS film screening and photo exhibition at the Cooler Lumpur Festival
My latest documentary film WE ARE ANIMALS will be screening at the 2018 Cooler Lumpur Festival this Friday!
The Fat Bidin Vlog (Ep 74) – Inspiring teens to be journalists!
I spoke to a group of teens at the Dignity For Children Foundation about my life as a journalist.
I wrote a new book – LIBERAL, MALAY AND MALAYSIAN!
I have a new book out titled ‘LIBERAL, MALAY AND MALAYSIAN: Writings of a Walking Contradiction’! So come to the book signing event!
Malaysia: Can police be trusted to investigate their own failures?
“I received a call from the police saying my husband was in a very serious condition. The next thing I know, he is dead,” said a sobbing S. Perimilah, the wife of the late M. Thanaseelan who died under police custody.
I try to understand the Malaysian identity in Channel News Asia’s documentary ‘Understanding Asia’
The premise was to have me, as a Malaysian journalist, documentary filmmaker and writer, to travel around the country trying to understand what makes up the DNA of a Malaysian.
On radio talking about Steve Jobs, Hang Tuah/Jebat & ragging in schools
Kam Raslan, Fikri Fadzil and I discuss if you need to be an asshole like Steve Jobs to be successful, whether Hang Tuah and Hang Jebat are the mythological debate on the balance of realism and idealism, and if extreme systematic ragging in schools builds good character.
