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Oct 5, 2026

ScottHOST
17:46
Let's hope he doesn't go winless this year, uh, in that jersey.
ScottHOST
17:51
But, uh, yeah, before we get onto the Tour of Langkawi and some of the other things, Patrick, what did you think of the...
ScottHOST
17:56
Well, it's not the opening autumn races.
ScottHOST
17:58
There have been more, but, like, we're just counting it because it's, like, right after the Worlds, and now we're really paying attention.

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ScottHOST
23:08
We'll wait and see what happens there.
ScottHOST
23:09
But that's for the preview show coming obviously this week as well.
ScottHOST
23:13
But, uh, Tour Langkawi was happening, and, uh, I don't know if you saw the video, Patrick, I mean, of the monsoon or whatever was going on.
ScottHOST
23:23
Astana released a video.
Adam BuncherHOST
2:56
I've been
Ross WalkerHOST
2:56
to the wonderful island of Langkawi for a thing that I don't usually do, which is have a holiday because tragically I'm not here next week because I have to go to China for work on Friday.
Ross WalkerHOST
3:07
So I'm gone and I'd like to thank Dr. Tanvir Ahmed for covering me for last week and he'll be on next week when I'm not here.
Ross WalkerHOST
3:15
But I actually had a thing called a holiday, which is a really interesting thing where you go away to a place and you enjoy yourself and you swim in this stuff called saltwater.
Ross WalkerHOST
3:24
And so I went to Langkawi in Malaysia.
Ross WalkerHOST
3:27
It's a beautiful island.
Ross WalkerHOST
3:28
What's the highlight of Langkawi? Just spending a full week with my wife is the highlight as far as I'm concerned.
Ross WalkerHOST
3:34
It's hard to put
MeganHOST
3:36
To passersby, he was just another face in the crowd.
MeganHOST
3:40
He'd come from Langkawi, a resort island off Malaysia's northwest coast, and arrived at Terminal two sometime before nine in the morning.
MeganHOST
3:49
He booked on a ten-fifty AirAsia flight to Macau.
MeganHOST
3:52
At the time, Jong-nam was essentially based there.
SabronzoGUEST
44:52
indeed yes
Maggy WangHOST
44:53
i know about it but you guys got global audiences so we gotta just tell them the lore of mastery so for those of you who may not know the legend of mastery it's actually a malaysian folk tale about an innocent woman whose execution brought a 200 year curse upon the island of langkawi So the story goes, in the late 18th century, a beautiful, kind woman named Maseri lived on Langkawi Island and married a warrior named Wan Darus.
Maggy WangHOST
45:26
Actually, if I'm wrong, please don't cancel me.
Maggy WangHOST
45:28
I found it online, okay? You can do your own research also.
Maggy WangHOST
46:06
And then when they stabbed her, white blood flowed from her wound forever.
Maggy WangHOST
46:11
proving her absolute innocence to the horrified villagers.
Maggy WangHOST
46:14
Now you feel wrong, huh? In her final breaths, Masri cursed Langkawi to experience seven generations of bad luck, barren land and failed crops.
Maggy WangHOST
46:25
The legend stated that Langkawi suffered decades of war and poverty until the 1980s.
Lee Chwi LynnHOST
0:19
Is the haze stopping you from joining fun activities or events, particularly ones that are major, that are outdoors? We are asking because this is the weekend of the confusingly but aptly named Bahrain Grand Prix weekend.
Lee Chwi LynnHOST
0:34
For Formula One, we've also got the Tour de Langkawi, we've also got the Standard Chartered Kale Marathon.
Lee Chwi LynnHOST
0:41
And so all of these things take place outdoors.
Lee Chwi LynnHOST
0:45
And therefore, there have been questions for participants, for people who are just going to spectate, for all of these things.

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20:30
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20:31
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Lee Chwi LynnHOST
20:34
It's 6.36 and you're listening to Talk Back Thursday with Lynn and Susan asking you tonight, is the haze stopping you from basically having fun outdoors? And in your view, should event organisers and the government be quicker to cancel events for the sake of public health? We are, of course, talking about this on the, not the eve, but, you know, with this weekend having the Kale Marathon event, Formula One, the Tour de Langkawi, so lots of big events, all of which take place outdoors.
Lee Chwi LynnHOST
21:06
So let us know your take.
George SantosGUEST
36:04
We were in the middle of the Malaysian jungle.
George SantosGUEST
36:06
in an island called Langkawi.
George SantosGUEST
36:08
So I flew JFK, Seoul, Seoul, Singapore, slept in Singapore because I needed a stop at one point, then went into Kuala Lumpur, then from Kuala Lumpur to Langkawi, which is a little beautiful, very common destination for like Australians apparently, because you saw a lot of the Aussies there.
George SantosGUEST
36:26
And it was beautiful, right? I caught malaria.
George SantosGUEST
36:29
It was just lovely.
ScottHOST
25:54
But other than this, is there any other race that we haven't talked about, Patrick? I mean, there was Paris-Charles-Chauny won by Pavel Bitner.
ScottHOST
26:07
We had, well, we have the Tour of Langkawi going on right now and Astana are busy point farming still.
ScottHOST
26:16
and asian games happened uh lutsenko is now the double asian games road race and time trial champion so uh yeah that was interesting but other than that i think it's only like lower level races that we haven't really looked at before we get to rider of the week as well
Patrick BlakeHOST
26:36
yeah it was just Is the Tour of Poyang Lake still going on? It is.
Patrick BlakeHOST
27:24
He had a stage win of the Il Giro d'Abruzzo just gone a couple of weeks ago.
Patrick BlakeHOST
27:29
So yeah, a really good ride from him, but I think that pretty much covers all the lower level races.
ScottHOST
27:38
yeah um some really interesting teams in the Tour of Langkawi as well it's definitely a strong field but anyways right out of the week in this world championship edition Patrick um I almost want to say to be a sva but uh that that seems wrong when it's the world championship obviously I'm gonna pick him because he's Danish but I'm going to go for Brendan McNulty.
ScottHOST
28:06
I'll just put it there.
BrewHOST
24:40
Jong-nam would be far more disarmed if he were approached by non-Koreans, and even more so if they appeared to be harmless.
BrewHOST
24:46
But what was Jong-nam doing in Kuala Lumpur? He was coming back from a visit to Langkawi, a popular duty-free tourist destination.
BrewHOST
24:53
His next flight was to Macau, where he was known to have lived.
BrewHOST
24:57
Another reason for intrigue is the amount of money he had in his bag at the time of his...
Sam HaggagGUEST
12:25
It's the second time I've done that.
Sam HaggagGUEST
12:27
I did that previously from an Ironman 70.3 in Langkawi.
Sam HaggagGUEST
12:33
This is going back to 2023 I came fourth and in those days it was a roll down and I was lucky enough it kept rolling and rolling and rolling until it got to my fourth place and I qualified to race in Taupo in New Zealand which was an amazing amazing race
Matt DaviesHOST
12:54
yeah I was there it was quite some event in Taupo the town really got taken over right it was quite a special event
Uzaidi UdanisHOST
4:00
We have food, we have nature, we have islands, we have culture, we have wellness, we have shoppings, and we have family entertainment.
Uzaidi UdanisHOST
4:09
We have Kuala Lumpur, Langkawi, Penang, Sabah, Sarawak.
Uzaidi UdanisHOST
4:13
But we also have hundreds of lesser-known hidden gem experiences that Indian travelers may never discover.
Uzaidi UdanisHOST
4:23
The problem is not always a lack of tourism's product or even tourism promotions.

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