
The world is in debt, but who are we in debt to? Pro-wrestling is fake, so why do we love it? These are the kinds of discussions we have on Today I Learned -- a weekly show exploring a plethora of topics, to satisfy your curious mind!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 233 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

When we talk about September 16, 1963, our standard history textbooks often refer to the formation of Malaysia to a simple timeline of diplomatic handshakes between Kuala Lumpur and London. But if we take a closer look at Sabah, and the broader regio... more
Sport is often seen as something that brings people together, but it can also be a powerful tool of international politics. From hosting the Olympics and World Cup to sending athletes abroad and using sporting exchanges to build relationships, countr... more
Before that unforgettable "Merdeka!" cry rang out seven times at Dataran Merdeka, Malaya's path to independence was littered with false starts, stalled negotiations, and moments that almost changed history's course. We take a look into the road not t... more
As Merdeka approaches, the Malaysian Coat of Arms and Jalur Gemilang become familiar symbols of national pride and unity. But behind these instantly recognisable designs are stories, meanings and details that reveal how thoughtfully they were created... more
We all keep things - gifts from loved ones, childhood memories, clothes we hope to wear again someday, items we think might come in handy one day. Holding onto things is a very human behaviour, but for some people, letting go becomes incredibly diffi... more
Most people think they're too smart to fall for a scam, but the data says otherwise. In this episode, we break down how credit card fraud actually happens in Malaysia, who's really at risk, and exactly what to do if it happens to you. We get into it ... more
Looking back at the many human-wildlife conflicts that have ended in catastrophe, one thing that's common in the aftermath is the renewed calls for additional protections and improved wildlife crossing structures. We look at how Malaysia’s wildlife c... more
Chess is having a moment, from packed local meetups to online creators bringing the game to new audiences. In Kuala Lumpur, FriendsWhoChess has grown into one of the city's biggest chess communities, welcoming everyone from complete beginners to seas... more
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A diverse, idea-rich show that covers a wide range of topics—from national symbols and design history to mental health, consumer protection, urban planning, environmental science, and culture—through expert-led conversations and practical takeaways. Episodes frequently feature researchers, practitioners, and policymakers discussing real-world implications, public interest storytelling, and actionable steps for listeners. The format tends to blend technical detail with accessible storytelling, often highlighting local Malaysian contexts, governance, and community initiatives. A notable strength is its ability to pair robust expertise with approachable explanations, making it useful for professionals seeking fresh perspectives, potential gues... more
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