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Part 2 of our conversation with former Padang Serai MP Gobalakrishnan Nagapan takes the debate to another level.As the discussion intensifies, we move beyond criticisms of the current government and focus on the question many Malaysian Indians are asking:What should they do next?Should Malaysian Ind

Former Padang Serai Member of Parliament Gobalakrishnan Nagapan joins TheGoodCastShow for an unfiltered and wide-ranging discussion on the future of Malaysian Indian politics, Perikatan Nasional, PAS, and the country's political direction.In this candid interview, Gobalakrishnan explains why he

In this thought-provoking episode of TheGoodCastShow, we sit down with Dato Sri Dr Jahaberdeen Mohamed Yunoos — senior lawyer, author, founder of the Rapera Movement, and one of Malaysia's most respected social commentators.From the evolution of Malaysian politics to the future of race-based p

In this interview we sit down to have a difficult yet important discussion on the topic of child sexual abuse cases and how Madeleine Yong, the founder of Protect and Save the Children, fights to protect and save victime. She shares harrowing stories of past victims and how her organisation is conti

Did MIC fail the Indian community? Or is it being blamed for the wrong reasons?Former MIC leader Awtar Singh returns to TheGoodCastShow to respond to the allegations made by Syed Imran regarding billions of ringgit allocated for the Indian community through government programmes such as MITRA.In o

After more than four decades in Malaysian politics, former DAP veteran Ronnie Liu returns to TheGoodCastShow for one of his most candid interviews yet.A politician known for speaking his mind, Ronnie reflects on his 41-year journey with DAP, the reasons behind his departure from the party, and why h

In this episode of Agree To Disagree, we sit down with Adam Ariffin, a former member of both PKR and MUDA, as he shares his candid views on the state of Malaysian politics, party leadership, and the future of emerging political movements.Drawing from his experiences within both parties, Adam offers

For years, Syed Muhammad Imran has been one of the loudest voices questioning the status quo. From the temple controversies that first brought him into the national spotlight, to his relentless questioning of MITRA, MIC, and the billions allocated for the development of the Malaysian Indian communit