The Star Online: Entertainment: TV & Radio

Posted: 11 Nov 2012 10:59 PM PST

Tune in to 988 bright and early as the station has much to offer this week.

From politics, to safety tips, to music and literary works, the station has shows to suit every listener's taste.

Street Cases (Monday-Friday, 8am-9am)

The US Election has without doubt grabbed the world's attention. President Barack Obama is re-elected as the 45th President of the United States, defeating Mitt Romney. So, did hurricane Sandy play a part in the outcome of the poll? Join 988 for an analysis on the exciting and inspiring US Election.

The Feature (Monday and Tuesday, 9am-10am)

Recently, there is much public concern on the crime and safety in our cities. Why and what drive the recent spate of crimes and how can you protect yourself? A criminal psychologist explains what's inside a criminal's mind. Learn to equip yourself with crime prevention and self-defence knowledge.

Street VIP (Wednesday-Friday, 9am-10am)

In movies, triad gang is often portrayed as an "organised organisation", operated systematically like a business corporation. In real life, this is actually not far from the truth. Hear it from a former triad tai ko (big brother) who talks about his life in the underworld and how he had finally managed to leave it all behind.

Music VIP (Monday to Friday, 2pm)

Since young, he's known as Taiwanese singer Billie Wang's son. With a celebrity mum, he's perhaps predestined to such association. But now, Nick Chou Tang Hao is ready to step out of his mother's shadow. He wants people to know that he's the son of Billie, and he's also a singer.

Night Chat (Monday to Friday, 10pm-midnight)

It's not uncommon when a doctor gives up his profession to become a writer. Why did Hou Wen Yong, a medical practitioner, make the switch to become a writer? Tune in this Wednesday for an up close and personal interview with the famed Taiwanese author of bestseller novel The Hospital. Hou will also talk about his new book I Just Can't Help Laughing.

> For more information, log on to 988.com.my. Chinese radio station 988 is owned and operated by The Star.

Kredit: www.thestar.com.my

Ahad, 11 November 2012