The Consumers’ Foundation (CFCT) held a press conference this Tuesday announcing its intent to file a class-action lawsuit on behalf of all affected consumers against the implicated oil companies.

In this episode of Sunny Side Up, we bring you a round-up of positive stories from around the world and we return for another segment of Gratitude Graffiti, where listeners share the moments and people they’re thankful for. This episode's headlines: UK scraps 200-year law that criminalized rough sleeping. Copenhagen turns responsible tourism into rewards with CopenPay initiative. Japanese volunteers mark 34 years of free cleft surgeries in Vietnam. West African leopards show signs of recovery in Benin park.

We often think of good health as something we only appreciate once it's gone. We schedule annual checkups, glance at the numbers on our lab reports, and hope everything falls within the "normal" range. But should we be aiming for something more? In the final part of our conversation with Dr. Henry Wu, we shift from understanding health to taking ownership of it. After exploring the principles of Functional Medicine and unpacking the science behind Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy (aka BHRT), we now turn our attention to the everyday choices that have the greatest impact on how we feel. Join Formosa Dream Chasers host Mary Anne Sioco as she sits down once again with Dr. Henry Wu, a board-certified family physician specializing in Functional Medicine, Anti-Aging Medicine, and Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT). Together, they discuss why "normal" test results don't always mean optimal health, how to recognize when your body is asking for help, and the practi...

This week marks the 100th episode of Cinematic Motif! As a special programme, today we’re going back to where the stories begin and explore those films that shape my taste in my childhood, including Finding Nemo, My Neighbor Totoro, and more! You can find Wanson on Instagram (@wansonscafe) and YouTube (阿善Café/Wanson's Café)

The geography cone, as one type of cone snail is called, delivers a numbing tickle followed by swift paralysis of the diaphragm leading to suffocation. There is no anti-venom, because conotoxins are far too complex for that. Cone snails produce tens of thousands of unique chemicals between them. Formosa Fauna is back this week to entertainingly educate you about animals both in Taiwan and abroad! Spend the next 20 minutes listening to this episode and feeding your noggin with fun facts about the animal kingdom so you can become smarter than all of your friends. Want to share your own story and have it read on air? Send your story (photos welcome) to tristan@rti.org.tw! See you every week for Formosa Fauna Fridays!

Join Joey as he brings to Rti his syndicated show Asia Pop 40. The chart tallies streaming numbers from iTunes and Spotify across Asia. For some of the most listened-to pop music hits on this continent, check out "Asia's Own Chart" show, Asia Pop 40. For the full chart, visit www.asiapop40.com Contact the show at: info@asiapop40.com