Before Moana Ishak started working in a drone company, she herself flew the skies. In this episode, Moana shares her journey of becoming a pilot, her experiences in the cockpit as a captain for AirAsia, and how she handled the impact of Covid-19 pandemic on the aviation industry.Par Boleh! the Podcast

Ahmad Zakii Anwar is an internationally-renowned artist and one of Malaysia’s most celebrated. As a self-proclaimed realist, he reveals his fascination with duality and the origins of his sensual still-lifes, and discusses the exploration of his personality through his work.Par Boleh! the Podcast

Dr. Ranjit Singh Malhi is a historian and the author of “Sikhs In Malaysia: A Comprehensive History”. In this episode, he shares what drove him to record the history of his community and chronicles the many contributions of Malaysian Sikhs to the nation.Par Boleh! the Podcast

Marina Mahathir and Zainah Anwar are activists who gained prominence for their respective work in HIV/AIDS awareness and women’s rights. They chat with Ambiga about Sisters in Islam and Musawah, journalism in Malaysia, and the victims of polygamy.Par Boleh! the Podcast

Karu Selvaratnam is an Olympian with exceptional multi-disciplinary talent. The Malaysian legend looks back on his accidental start in athletics, discovering his ambidexterity and his time in the Royal Malaysian Navy.Par Boleh! the Podcast

At the outset of the Second World War, Doris van der Stratten, an Australian housewife, survived a massacre, endured a five-month trek through the jungles of Malaya, incarceration with POWs to then become the mistress of the Japanese Commander of Kuala Lumpur, before finally and fatally encountering the Japanese military police – the dreaded Kempet…

At the outset of the Second World War, Doris van der Stratten, an Australian housewife, survived a massacre, endured a five-month trek through the jungles of Malaya, incarceration with POWs to then become the mistress of the Japanese Commander of Kuala Lumpur, before finally and fatally encountering the Japanese military police – the dreaded Kempet…

At the outset of the Second World War, Doris van der Stratten, an Australian housewife, survived a massacre, endured a five-month trek through the jungles of Malaya, incarceration with POWs to then become the mistress of the Japanese Commander of Kuala Lumpur, before finally and fatally encountering the Japanese military police – the dreaded Kempet…

As the managing director of The Body Shop, Datin Mina Cheah runs a business that prioritises current social issues. In this episode, she speaks about her unconscious philanthropy and the responsibility of businesses to do more than just profit.Par Boleh! the Podcast

Khoo Salma Nasution is a writer, conservationist and historian turned environmental activist. She sits with our hosts to discuss what makes Penang unique, Peranakan history and the reclamation project she's campaigning against.Par Boleh! the Podcast

Douglas Lim has been providing Malaysians with the medicine of laughter during the COVID-19 pandemic. The comedian and actor chats with our hosts about his start in the stand up scene and the 'King of Malaysian Comedy' title.Par Boleh! the Podcast

Renowned fashion designer Datuk Zang Toi is a name you've seen on the runway and in magazines. In this episode, he recalls life in Manhattan, working with Mary Jane Marcasiano, and the decision to make a name for himself.Par Boleh! the Podcast

Andrew Barber is a diplomat turned amateur historian and author. From writing accessible history to chronicling the story of Doris Van Der Stratten, he speaks in-depth about his interest in Malaysia and the country's history.Par Boleh! the Podcast

Gaythri Raman is the Managing Director of LexisNexis Southeast Asia. With a passion for the rule of law, she candidly shares about her start in LexisNexis, meeting Aung San Suu Kyi and playing a role in the transition towards democracy in Myanmar.Par Boleh! the Podcast

Nicknamed "Duracell Bunny", Nicol David is revered by many as the greatest women's squash player of all time. In our premiere episode, she recounts her immediate love for the sport and the hardwork that nurtured her passion.Par Boleh! the Podcast