BFM 89.9

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Date Programmes Podcast Title  
26-Nov-19 Resource Centre
(11:20 AM)
Rehearsals on Facebook
26-Nov-19 Resource Centre
(11:00 AM)
Instagram vs. TikTok
29-Oct-19 Resource Centre
(11:00 AM)
@Creator on Instagram
Daryll Tan, OpenMinds Resources
24-Sep-19 Resource Centre
(11:20 AM)
Insights into LinkedIn’s Insights & Research
24-Sep-19 Resource Centre
(11:00 AM)
All We Hear is - Video Ga Ga
27-Aug-19 Resource Centre
(11:00 AM)
A Boost for Businesses on LinkedIn
29-Jul-19 Enterprise Explores
(12:30 PM)
Outdated Marketing Tactics You Need to Leave in the Past (Where They Belong)
Richard Bradbury | Freda Liu | Audrey Raj
23-Jul-19 Resource Centre
(11:00 AM)
Law & Smart Order
15-Nov-18 Enterprise Explores
(12:15 PM)
Facebook Vs. LinkedIn
Richard Bradbury | Arvindh Yuvaraj | Audrey Raj
 
 




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Today’s Shows



6:00 AM

The 6AM Stretch

7:00 AM

World Market Watch

7:15 AM

Morning Brief

7:30 AM

Morning Brief

7:45 AM

Top Story

8:00 AM

The Breakfast Grille

8:30 AM

Morning Brief

8:45 AM

Morning Brief

9:00 AM

Opening Bell

9:15 AM

Opening Bell

9:35 AM

The Property Show

10:05 AM

Open For Business

Yoon Jun Jie, Founder and CEO, Capsphere

11:00 AM

The Workplace

Emellia Shariff, Managing Partner, Speak Up Malaysia

12:00 PM

Enterprise Explores

The Gig Economy and Its New Frontier

1:00 PM

The Breakfast Grille Repeat

Ching Chee Pun, Executive Chairman, Sunzen Biotech Berhad

2:05 PM

Beyond the Ballot Box

Forced Migration in ASEAN: What Can We Do About It?, Andrew Hudson, CEO, Centre for Policy Development (Australia)

3:05 PM

Earth Matters

Smoke and Mirrors - The Realities of Plastic Credits and Offsetting, Emma Priestland, Global Corporate Campaigns Coordinator, Break Free From Plastic Movement

4:05 PM

Health & Living

Brain Waves, Dr Azlina Ahmad Annuar, Neurogeneticist

5:00 PM

Top 5 at 5

6:00 PM

Inside Story

7:00 PM

Front Row [REPEAT]

8:00 PM

Cruise Control

10:00 PM

The Pulse