Parti Sosialis Malaysia (PSM) is contesting its single seat in the Negeri Sembilan state election in a long-held DAP constituency. We are joined by PSM's candidate for Rahang, S. Tinagaran, or Cikgu Tina, to discuss his vision for Rahang, whether voters have an appetite for third-party politics, and what PSM hopes to deliver differently. (Starts at 24:15)

• US slaps new 10% tariff on Malaysia: Following the US Supreme Court striking down previous unilateral tariffs, Washington has introduced a new 10% duty for Malaysia under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974. We reached out to Yin Shao Loong, deputy director of research at the Khazanah Research Institute, to discuss the US' claims that Malaysia has not done enough to stamp out forced labour in its supply chains, what Trump wants out of this imposition and what this regulatory move means for Malaysian exporters. (Starts at 17:33)

• Kedah MB faces backlash over racist statements: Kedah Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Muhammad Sanusi Md Nor is facing widespread condemnation after suggesting non-Malay Malaysians have alternative homelands outside Malaysia. We discuss how these statements can be harmful to the Chinese and Indian communities, the sense of belonging minorities have in Malaysia and the fearmongering strategy used in campaigns to alienate communities. (Starts at 11:35)

• Could government funding help Malaysia's strays?: The government is considering setting up a dedicated fund to support animal welfare organisations, many of which currently rely on donations and volunteers to care for stray and abandoned animals. We speak to Kavin Ganasen, co-founder and treasurer of Lost Animal Souls Shelter, about whether government funding could ease the financial pressure on shelters and what else needs to happen to tackle Malaysia’s stray animal problem at its source. (Starts at 05:57)

• F1 returns to Sepang!: Malaysia was rumoured to be one of the top choices to host the postponed Bahrain Grand Prix, and we officially got confirmation that the race will be held in Sepang in October. We discuss the international motorsport community's reaction to the return of this fan-favourite track, whether this one-off event proves Malaysia's readiness to host global events and how domestic tourism can capitalise on the short notice. (Starts at 00:28)

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