Sinar Daily Podcast

How much are Malaysians really allowed to know?
We unpack the FOI Bill 2026 with CIJ Executive Director Wathshlah G. Naidu.
#FreedomofInformation #FOI #Bills #SinarDaily

Who watches over Tabung Haji? Who is protecting investors from risky cash trusts? And why are some MPs still fighting for fair constituency funding?
From financial accountability to political power struggles, the tough questions are piling up. Is Malaysia’s system really working for the people or is it time for a serious reset?
Tomorrow we address these issues with Petaling Jaya MP, who is also in the Parliamentary Special Select Committee on Finance and Economy, Lee Chean Chung. 
#LeeCheanChung #PJ #SinarDaily

From “deliver or depart” to demands for real results, PKR Youth says the party can no longer rely on titles, legacy or rhetoric alone. As young voters become increasingly outcome-driven, the pressure is now on to prove whether Reformasi can still deliver from within the system.
In this conversation, PKR Youth (AMK) deputy chief candidate Hanani Dhamirah discusses merit-based leadership, Gen Z expectations, internal criticism within PKR and why issues like wages, rental pressure and mental health are becoming key political battlegrounds ahead of GE16.
As debate grows over accountability, party culture and public trust, bigger questions emerge — can PKR still connect with young Malaysians? And is the party truly ready for its toughest electoral test yet?
Watch the full discussion now on Sinar Daily.
#Politics #PKR #AMK #GE16 #Reformasi #Youth #Leadership #SinarDaily

One viral clip and the internet is split. Bold expression or going too far? As universities tighten control, the spotlight is now on artistic freedom, censorship and where institutional boundaries should begin or end.
In this conversation, Aswara Assistant Director Corporate Imee Nadia Abdul Hadi weighs in on improvisation in performance, defining “sensitivities” and whether fear of viral backlash is pushing students towards self-censorship.
As people debate, bigger questions emerge are tighter rules protecting values or limiting expression? And should university theatre adopt stricter guidelines like film rating systems?
Watch the full discussion now on Sinar Daily. #TopNews #Art #Theather #Aswara #SinarDaily

Party cracks, leadership pressure and the road to GE16. What’s really happening inside Bersatu?
 
From Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainudin’s exit to questions over Muhyiddin’s leadership, grassroots shake-ups and PN dynamics, we put it all on the table with Armada’s Info Chief.
 
Is Bersatu still united or at a breaking point?
 
#TopNews #Bersatu #PN #Politics #GE16 #SinarDaily

Children. One law meant for terrorists. One question Malaysia can’t ignore.
 
Minors, including a 17-year-old, were detained under SOSMA — raising concerns over child rights, due process, and national security.
 
Jernell Tan from SUARAM breaks it down.
 
Watch now. #TopNews #SOSMA #ChildRights #HumanRights #SinarDaily

BN says it is changing — but is it real reform or just a new narrative?
 
Neow Choo Seong shares his take on rebuilding trust, addressing cost of living issues and whether youth leaders truly have a voice within the coalition.
 
As GE16 approaches, one question remains: Can BN prove it has changed or will voters move on?

In this episode of Top News, Muda Secretary General Ainie Haziqah Shafii outlines what’s next for the party following its first-ever elections — a renewed push to strengthen grassroots movements, backed by a diverse leadership team as they gear up for GE16.
 
She also makes a strong case for the return of local government elections, stressing that accountability must lie with the people, not political appointments while addressing common misconceptions surrounding the issue.
 
On women’s empowerment, she highlights the importance of mentorship over tokenism as Muda works to prepare a new generation of leaders — championing youth, inclusivity and bold reforms as the party moves forward.
 
#AinieHaziqah #Muda #TopNews #Podcast #GE16 #LocalElections #Women #Leadership #YouthPolitics #SinarDaily

From street protester to Cabinet deputy minister — has power changed Adam Adli, or is governing simply tougher than it looks?
In this episode of Political Frank, he reflects on his journey from frontline activism to navigating the realities of policymaking and the stark differences between protesting on the streets and making decisions in government.
Adam Adli also addresses pressing issues, including the PTPTN controversy and the broader challenges confronting the administration today.
Watch the full episode for his candid take on power, principles and whether his ideals have endured the test of office.

At the recent She Means Business session at KLGCC Mall, two inspiring speakers - Founder of Inari Jewellery Eva Woon and Founder of Lax & Lay Retreat Mardhiah Latiff - shared honest, impactful stories about fear, resilience, creativity and building businesses with heart.
From overcoming the fear of failure to navigating funding challenges, both founders showed how staying true to their vision can create brands that are not only successful, but deeply meaningful.
Their journeys prove one thing: when women build, communities thrive.
When women lead, industries shift. And when women mean business, they transform the game.
#SheMeansBusiness #SinarDaily #KLGCCMall #WomenInBusiness #WomenEntrepreneurs #SupportLocal #FemaleFounders #InariJewellery #LaxAndLay #EmpoweredWomen #Girls4GirlsMalaysia