This week, Kam Raslan chats with BFM’s video producer, Rahmah Pauzi and actress, Shamaine Othman. This year the workforce is pushed to adapt to a whole new way of working outside of the office. Many work tasks are being coordinated remotely. So, Kam questions if offices are still needed in the future. Next, Rahmah tries her hand on gardening this MCO but her effort was to no avail. The trio discusses on skills they have tried during isolation. Shamaine then shares her quarantine project – stand-up comedy on Zoom. How does that work?

Produced by: Ali Johan

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