For Springsteen fans, this will always be the one, the album where he became The Boss. This week, on (untitled), Uma and Ezra listen to the album cemented that Bruce Springsteen sound; those long, flowing piano passages, that rasping, heroic saxophone, coupled with the voice of a gruff street poet who can find a melody in a growl and a howl, facing down a wall of sound.

Also, if you're curious about how digital games can help your kid get an "A" for chemistry, check out our show on ChemCaper, a brand new Malaysian-made RPG that could change the way we "study". CLICK HERE TO LISTEN.

For Springsteen fans, this will always be the one, the album where he became The Boss. This week, on (untitled), Uma and Ezra listen to the album cemented that Bruce Springsteen sound; those long, flowing piano passages, that rasping, heroic saxophone, coupled with the voice of a gruff street poet who can find a melody in a growl and a howl, facing down a wall of sound. Also, if you're curious about how digital games can help your kid get an "A" for chemistry, check out our show on ChemCaper, a brand new Malaysian-made RPG that could change the way we "study". <a href="educational-digital-games-anne-tham-datin-noor-azimah-abdul-rahim-ariff-aqil-aizai-azan.html">CLICK HERE TO LISTEN.</a>

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