A Bit of Culture returns from the Raya break with three topics that are unique in their own ways. Kam gets the ball rolling with a conversation on dying art forms, inspired by Timothée Chalamet's recent comment on opera and ballet. Then, it's Zan's turn to talk about critical thinking (or the lack thereof) among students in higher education these days, with Marion chiming in with her experiences. In the second part of the show, Marion reflects on the deaths of those around her and what those experiences have taught her. Three different topics that are sure to get your mind racing.


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A Bit of Culture returns from the Raya break with three topics that are unique in their own ways. Kam gets the ball rolling with a conversation on dying art forms, inspired by Timothée Chalamet's recent comment on opera and ballet. Then, it's Zan's turn to talk about critical thinking (or the lack thereof) among students in higher education these days, with Marion chiming in with her experiences. In the second part of the show, Marion reflects on the deaths of those around her and what those experiences have taught her. Three different topics that are sure to get your mind racing. Image Source: cottonbro studio / <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://Pexels.com">Pexels.com</a>

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From Dying Arts to Dying Days: Culture, Education, and Loss

Another week, another episode of A Bit of Culture featuring our bubbly, knowledgeable host Kam Raslan, regular guest Dhanya Nair, and debutant Steve Yong, a content creator. Dhanya starts the ball rolling by talking about the return of old TV shows, either in the form of a reboot/remake, or a continuation from where they left off. She's not sure how to feel about them, with the rest chiming in with their thoughts. Then, it's Kam's turn to discuss whether people should learn the old tech of their field before adopting the current tech. In the second part of the show, Steve talks about the thriving online communities that emerge from various online video games, drawing from his own personal experiences of playing the MMORPG MapleStory for years.


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Another week, another episode of A Bit of Culture featuring our bubbly, knowledgeable host Kam Raslan, regular guest Dhanya Nair, and debutant Steve Yong, a content creator. Dhanya starts the ball rolling by talking about the return of old TV shows, either in the form of a reboot/remake, or a continuation from where they left off. She's not sure how to feel about them, with the rest chiming in with their thoughts. Then, it's Kam's turn to discuss whether people should learn the old tech of their field before adopting the current tech. In the second part of the show, Steve talks about the thriving online communities that emerge from various online video games, drawing from his own personal experiences of playing the MMORPG MapleStory for years. Image Source: Anthony / <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://Pexels.com">Pexels.com</a>

Nostalgia on Screen, in Tech, and in Gaming

If you’re given the creative rein to reboot James Bond, how would you do it? That’s the question returning guest Na’a Murad is asking our host Kam Raslan and the other guest Ahmad Yazid, as Na’a suggests his unique take on Ian Fleming’s most beloved work. But before we get there, Ahmad Yazid opens up about his life’s turning point and how it changed him forever, while Kam wonders why some people choose to climb Mount Everest. Three unique topics that are a signature of the show. Only on A Bit of Culture.


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If you’re given the creative rein to reboot James Bond, how would you do it? That’s the question returning guest Na’a Murad is asking our host Kam Raslan and the other guest Ahmad Yazid, as Na’a suggests his unique take on Ian Fleming’s most beloved work. But before we get there, Ahmad Yazid opens up about his life’s turning point and how it changed him forever, while Kam wonders why some people choose to climb Mount Everest. Three unique topics that are a signature of the show. Only on A Bit of Culture. Image Source: photostock360 / <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://Shutterstock.com">Shutterstock.com</a>

How Would You Reboot James Bond?

Do people generally read the instructions before using a product? That's the question our host, Kam Raslan, is asking his guests, Hafiz Noor Shams and Matt Armitage, revealing his dislike for instructions along the way. Beyond that topic, Matt talks about how technology is ruining the believability of modern storytelling, while Hafiz ponders whether books will become a luxury item in the future. Three different topics to get you thinking as you tackle the coming week!


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Do people generally read the instructions before using a product? That's the question our host, Kam Raslan, is asking his guests, Hafiz Noor Shams and Matt Armitage, revealing his dislike for instructions along the way. Beyond that topic, Matt talks about how technology is ruining the believability of modern storytelling, while Hafiz ponders whether books will become a luxury item in the future. Three different topics to get you thinking as you tackle the coming week! Image Source: Athena Sandrini / <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://Pexels.com">Pexels.com</a>

From Dying Arts to Dying Days: Culture, Education, and Loss

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