Over The Edge Podcast

We've heard the women’s side of the story, 👂🏻 it’s time for the men to take over the conversation. 👀 What is it really like being a man in today’s relationship context? 🔍 Why don't men open up about their feelings? 😶 Who should pay first on the first date? 👝 In this follow-up episode of Gen Red Flag series, hosts Alif Daniel and Cheong Eu Win are joined by Mr. Amir Heidi Askomi, the...

Is it a red flag? 🚩 Is it a bare minimum? 🤏🏼 Is it performative? 👀 There are a lot of standards and dilemmas surrounding the dating world for Gen Z today. In this “Gen Red Flag” series, we will bring all relationship-related issues to light.💡 From expectations and emotions to dating realities, stereotypes, and everything in between. 🔀 Joining our hosts, Homaira Tasnim and Sarah Mikaela, sits...

We’re officially back behind the mic for Episode 8 of Over The Edge Podcast 🎙️ — the final episode of our special series under the Sustainability Thinking Class project in collaboration with Jabatan Kebajikan Masyarakat (JKM). This episode dives into an important yet often overlooked topic: “Sokongan Jiwa: Suara Kaunseling JKM.” 💬 Joining our host Sharf Ammar Baharin is Puan Siti Fatimah Binti Is...

We’re officially back behind the mic for Episode 7 of Over The Edge Podcast 🎙️, continuing our special series under the Sustainability Thinking Class project in collaboration with Jabatan Kebajikan Masyarakat (JKM). This time, we shift the focus to the heart of community service: “KBDR: Sukarelawan JKM Hati Emas”.  Joining our hosts Sharf Ammar Baharin & Sarah Mikaella, is Puan Shahrawati bint...

Happy Chinese New Year and Selamat Menyambut Bulan Ramadan to all our listeners! We’re officially back behind the mic for Episode 6 of Over The Edge Podcast🎙️ — kicking of the first episode of our 3-part series under the MPU3432 Co-Curriculum: Sustainability Thinking project with Jabatan Kebajikan Masyarakat (JKM). This time, we shift the focus to what truly matters: “JKM80: Wira Tak Didendang&quo...

Finally, we are back and broadcasting from our brand-new studio for Episode 5 of the Over The Edge Podcast! ✨ In this milestone episode, we dive deep into the ultimate post-exam dilemma: "After SPM... What's next?" Joining us in our new space is special guest Dr Malik Yatam, who shares his expert perspective on the shifting trends among SPM leavers and the critical choices regarding...

In this episode of Over The Edge Podcast, hosts Homaira Tasneem and Annisa Agsadivah unpack what happens when going viral shifts from excitement to pressure. The conversation examines emotional exhaustion, creative burnout, algorithm driven demands, and the struggle to remain authentic while staying on brand. The episode reflects on the psychological toll of the creator economy, including imposter...

Episode 3 features  Pamela Poh Sin Tan , an interdisciplinary artist and architectural designer whose work blurs the boundaries between art, architecture, and design. Produced in collaboration with  KLDF (Kuala Lumpur Design Festival) , the episode explores Pamela’s journey from architectural training to establishing  Poh Sin Studio , where she crafts poetic and spatial narratives through material...

Episode 2 features Mio Miyasaka and Chua Ken Jin from .bungkus, who examine how our cultural habits around speed and convenience are quietly signalling deeper environmental issues. Produced in collaboration with KLDF (Kuala Lumpur Design Festival), the episode highlights how good design goes beyond aesthetics and function - it carries environmental responsibility and cultural weight. The conversat...

Episode 1 of Over the Edge x KLDF features Suffian Shahabuddin from 6IX Design Office (6IXDO), sharing the story of the studio’s founding vision and his journey from Melbourne back to Malaysia. The episode looks at the state of architectural education in Malaysia, highlighting both its strengths and the persistent gaps in preparing young designers for industry realities. It also explores how archi...

Ragging is often presented as an initiation ritual, sometimes even defended as a "rite of passage" for students entering a new environment. While some perceive it as harmless bonding or a way to build resilience, in reality, it creates psychological pressure and reinforces unhealthy hierarchies within student culture. Over time, ragging becomes normalized, especially as past victims come to accept...

Full podcast dropping tomorrow at 8pm.