In a nod to the Chinese ghost month, hosts Intan, Elena and Mus creep each other out with their ghostly musings - of both the demonic kind...and the human kind!

There's much to love about being Malaysian - warts and all! To mark the country's month of Independence, hosts Intan, Elena and guest, Karen Ho share their hilarious observations of what makes Malaysians so truly - and endearingly - unique!

Forget slaying dragons or opening doors for women... chivalry as we know needs to change its definition to adapt with changing times! Hosts Intan, Elena, and guest, Tammy Chan wade through this interesting topic.

Love doesn't cost a thing. But money issues do have the potential to destroy a relationship. Hosts Intan, Elena and guest, Syahrizal Ismail offer their differing perspectives in this explosive episode!

A new trend is emerging among Gen Zs! They're ditching the online-dating culture and turning to the people they already know to find romance - their friends! Hosts Intan, Elena and Mus attempt to wrap their heads around this latest relationship concept!

 Hosts Intan, Elena and Mus get heated up over the latest fad to hit Gen Zs and young millennials, Lying Flat, a movement about doing nothing! Except breathe!

Hosts Intan, Elena, and Mus contemplate that relationship status known as 'situationship' and wonder whether it's all just a load of 'bull-ship', eh, b******t!

Hosts Intan, Elena, and guest, Marc Ng, wade into heartbreak territory in this highly charged episode on manoeuvering the murky waters of break-ups!

The exercise of finding that perfect life partner can be akin to filling out a job application - if Twitter matches are anything to go by! Hosts Intan, Elena, and Mus share some hilarious observations.

With no proper financial assistance from the concerned parties, the Paralympic Council of Malaysia (PCM) could seize its operations as early as next year. PCM president Datuk Seri Megat D Shahriman Zaharudin explains.

Have we become more shallow? Is it all about the money when it comes to Hari Raya? With the festive period upon us, hosts Intan, Elena and guest, Karen Ho debate the tradition of duit raya or 'green packet', not only with the Malays but also with the country's other races.

Malaysia will have 677 athletes vying for honours at the Phnom Penh Sea Games on May 5-17. Chef de Mission Datuk Mohd Nasir Ali shares his thoughts on Malaysia's chances of achieving their target at the Games.

Hosts Intan and Mustaqim are put in the hot seat as they attempt to answer random hard-hitting questions on some should-know-but-not-sure Ramadan trivia fired by curious co-host, Elena!

Could you be in a relationship where your partner isn't all that into you? Or maybe you're not all that into him/her but he/she is into you? Hosts Intan, Elena and guest, Marc Ng debate the perils of unrequited love.

The world of sports is indeed exciting and thrilling, but many remain in the dark or choose to ignore the topic when it gets deep and heavy. What is sports law, and why is it important? Timesport speaks to lawyer Datuk Seri Dr Jahaberdeen Yunoos to find out more.

Soleen Al-Zou’bi’s love for Captain Tsubasa, a Japanese manga character, shaped her path in football. The national women's team coach, also the FAM technical director, shares with Timesport the challenges in developing a strong Malaysian team and the reason behind not sending a squad for the 2024 Paris qualifiers.

Will going to the Mamak or chomping on Ramly Burger on that special first date be enough to impress? Hosts Intan, Elena, and Mustaqim contemplate 'Infla-dating' - the latest dating trend in the age of inflation.

The 2023 Super League sees 14 teams in action with mighty Johor Darul Ta'zim (JDT) likely to dominate again. Veteran sports journalist and Twentytwo13 executive editor Graig Nunis shares his views on the new season.

Living together isn't essential to marriage. Really? Hosts Intan, Elena, and guest, Mustaqim contemplate this new urban relationship trend.

If 2023 is a book you're planning to write, what would it be called and what would the chapters be divided into? Host Intan and guests, Mustaqim and Tammy contemplate how their life journey would be penned in 2023!

Another year in the world of sports has come to an end here in Malaysia. What were the ups and downs? In this episode, Timesport speaks to multi-award-winning editor Haresh Deol on stories that shaped Malaysian sports in 2022.

With the curtains drawing to a close on 2022, hosts Intan, Elena and guest, Tammy Chan contemplate the year that was as well as their personal hits and misses.

Former Commonwealth Games champion Sarina Sundara Rajah wants to create a sports community where participants can train, compete and thrive without fear of physical, psychological or sexual misconduct through the proposed Safe Sport Act. Timesport On The Beat's Fadhli Ishak sits down with the former national gymnast to understand why it is so important to get this Act implemented and also looks back at some of the highs and lows she faced during her competitive career.

Is it dangerous to have a best friend of the opposite sex when you're in a committed relationship? Hosts Intan, Elena, and guest, Karen Ho offer their conflicting thoughts on this intriguing relationship quandary.

While the 2022 World Cup is ongoing in Qatar, Malaysia's national team believes they are inching closer to the 2026 World Cup following their qualification in June for next year's Asian Cup Finals for the first time in 42 years. Are we really getting closer to the World Cup or is that just a dream? Should we just focus on the "World Cup" of the Asean region - the AFF Cup - which will begin next month? Timesport talks about Malaysia's World Cup aspirations, the Qatar World Cup, and the AFF Cup...