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Sport Check: new podcast unveils the Malaysian sports industry

Brand new podcast by Scoop and PODaBOOM to cover everything about sports, with award-winning journalist Fabian Peter as host

2:00 PM MYT

 

KUALA LUMPUR – It’s all fun and games in the world of sports, but who keeps things in check?

Introducing Sport Check, a brand new podcast by Scoop and PODaBOOM, dedicated to discussing and highlighting the ins and outs of the Malaysian sports industry.

From athletes to officials, support service staff to sports critics, trust the Scoop sports team to source the best topics and subject matter experts, promising to keep viewers and listeners engaged and up to date with the latest happenings in the sporting world.

With more than a decade of experience, Fabian Peter is more than just an award-winning journalist.

As the main host of Sport Check, he is ready to get his hands dirty as he tackles the hard-hitting issues and controversies, all in the hope of improving the local sports scene.

Future episodes will also feature co-hosts T. Vignesh, Julie Jalaluddin, Adam Zamri, and Sandru Narayanan, who will delve into trending topics and headlines making waves on social media.

To kickstart the very first episode, Scoop checked in with five-time Olympian Datuk Leong Mun Yee.

With the ongoing 2024 Paris Olympics, the former national diver shared her experience, spoke about the Malaysian contingent, and their chances of bringing back the elusive gold medal.

Sport Check will be available on all Big Boom Media platforms, as well as on Spotify, YouTube and Apple Podcasts.

Tune in, stay informed and be part of the conversation. – July 28, 2024

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