- 30 minutes 50 secondsGrameen Bank (BD) I Beyond Banking I 5/5
Apple changed how we use technology. Grameen changed how the poor use money.
From one man’s frustration in famine-stricken Bangladesh to a global revolution in microcredit, Muhammad Yunus turned a $27 experiment into one of the world’s most powerful engines of poverty reduction.
He wasn’t supposed to succeed. Banks refused him. Bureaucrats mocked him. Critics swore the poor could never repay loans.
But Yunus proved everyone wrong.
From the paddy fields of Jobra to the slums of Chicago, Grameen spread an idea that dignity, not charity, was the path out of poverty. Along the way, it became more than a bank. It became a movement.
This is the story of Grameen Bank. Of how compassion and credit reshaped lives, industries, and the very meaning of wealth.
Episode 1: The First DepositIn famine-stricken Bangladesh, a young economist lends $27 to 42 villagers. What happens next sets in motion a financial revolution.
Episode 2: Promise to the Poor
Banks dismiss his idea as madness. So Yunus signs his name as collateral and invents a radical new kind of banking.
Episode 3: Business is WarTo prove microcredit works beyond one village, Grameen expands into Tangail - a district plagued by violence, rumors, and armed revolutionaries.
Episode 4: Growth before the Storm
Grameen becomes an independent bank. But just as it grows into a national force, one of the deadliest cyclones in history threatens to wipe it all away.
Episode 5: Beyond Banking
From fish ponds to textiles, from cell phones to America’s welfare system, Yunus takes the Grameen model global, imagining a future where poverty belongs only in museums.
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6 October 2025, 9:00 am - 30 minutes 14 secondsGrameen Bank (BD) I Growth Before The Storm I 4/5
Apple changed how we use technology. Grameen changed how the poor use money.
From one man’s frustration in famine-stricken Bangladesh to a global revolution in microcredit, Muhammad Yunus turned a $27 experiment into one of the world’s most powerful engines of poverty reduction.
He wasn’t supposed to succeed. Banks refused him. Bureaucrats mocked him. Critics swore the poor could never repay loans.
But Yunus proved everyone wrong.
From the paddy fields of Jobra to the slums of Chicago, Grameen spread an idea that dignity, not charity, was the path out of poverty. Along the way, it became more than a bank. It became a movement.
This is the story of Grameen Bank. Of how compassion and credit reshaped lives, industries, and the very meaning of wealth.
Episode 1: The First DepositIn famine-stricken Bangladesh, a young economist lends $27 to 42 villagers. What happens next sets in motion a financial revolution.
Episode 2: Promise to the Poor
Banks dismiss his idea as madness. So Yunus signs his name as collateral and invents a radical new kind of banking.
Episode 3: Business is WarTo prove microcredit works beyond one village, Grameen expands into Tangail - a district plagued by violence, rumors, and armed revolutionaries.
Episode 4: Growth before the Storm
Grameen becomes an independent bank. But just as it grows into a national force, one of the deadliest cyclones in history threatens to wipe it all away.
Episode 5: Beyond Banking
From fish ponds to textiles, from cell phones to America’s welfare system, Yunus takes the Grameen model global, imagining a future where poverty belongs only in museums.
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29 September 2025, 9:00 am - 26 minutes 26 secondsGrameen Bank (BD) I Business is war I 3/5
Apple changed how we use technology. Grameen changed how the poor use money.
From one man’s frustration in famine-stricken Bangladesh to a global revolution in microcredit, Muhammad Yunus turned a $27 experiment into one of the world’s most powerful engines of poverty reduction.
He wasn’t supposed to succeed. Banks refused him. Bureaucrats mocked him. Critics swore the poor could never repay loans.
But Yunus proved everyone wrong.
From the paddy fields of Jobra to the slums of Chicago, Grameen spread an idea that dignity, not charity, was the path out of poverty. Along the way, it became more than a bank. It became a movement.
This is the story of Grameen Bank. Of how compassion and credit reshaped lives, industries, and the very meaning of wealth.
Episode 1: The First DepositIn famine-stricken Bangladesh, a young economist lends $27 to 42 villagers. What happens next sets in motion a financial revolution.
Episode 2: Promise to the Poor
Banks dismiss his idea as madness. So Yunus signs his name as collateral and invents a radical new kind of banking.
Episode 3: Business is WarTo prove microcredit works beyond one village, Grameen expands into Tangail - a district plagued by violence, rumors, and armed revolutionaries.
Episode 4: Growth before the Storm
Grameen becomes an independent bank. But just as it grows into a national force, one of the deadliest cyclones in history threatens to wipe it all away.
Episode 5: Beyond Banking
From fish ponds to textiles, from cell phones to America’s welfare system, Yunus takes the Grameen model global, imagining a future where poverty belongs only in museums.
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22 September 2025, 9:00 am - 27 minutes 51 secondsGrameen Bank (BD) I Promise To The Poor I 2/5
Apple changed how we use technology. Grameen changed how the poor use money.
From one man’s frustration in famine-stricken Bangladesh to a global revolution in microcredit, Muhammad Yunus turned a $27 experiment into one of the world’s most powerful engines of poverty reduction.
He wasn’t supposed to succeed. Banks refused him. Bureaucrats mocked him. Critics swore the poor could never repay loans.
But Yunus proved everyone wrong.
From the paddy fields of Jobra to the slums of Chicago, Grameen spread an idea that dignity, not charity, was the path out of poverty. Along the way, it became more than a bank. It became a movement.
This is the story of Grameen Bank. Of how compassion and credit reshaped lives, industries, and the very meaning of wealth.
Episode 1: The First DepositIn famine-stricken Bangladesh, a young economist lends $27 to 42 villagers. What happens next sets in motion a financial revolution.
Episode 2: Promise to the Poor
Banks dismiss his idea as madness. So Yunus signs his name as collateral and invents a radical new kind of banking.
Episode 3: Business is WarTo prove microcredit works beyond one village, Grameen expands into Tangail - a district plagued by violence, rumors, and armed revolutionaries.
Episode 4: Growth before the Storm
Grameen becomes an independent bank. But just as it grows into a national force, one of the deadliest cyclones in history threatens to wipe it all away.
Episode 5: Beyond Banking
From fish ponds to textiles, from cell phones to America’s welfare system, Yunus takes the Grameen model global, imagining a future where poverty belongs only in museums.
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15 September 2025, 9:00 am - 26 minutes 57 secondsGrameen Bank (BD) I The First Deposit I 1/5
Apple changed how we use technology. Grameen changed how the poor use money.
From one man’s frustration in famine-stricken Bangladesh to a global revolution in microcredit, Muhammad Yunus turned a $27 experiment into one of the world’s most powerful engines of poverty reduction.
He wasn’t supposed to succeed. Banks refused him. Bureaucrats mocked him. Critics swore the poor could never repay loans.
But Yunus proved everyone wrong.
From the paddy fields of Jobra to the slums of Chicago, Grameen spread an idea that dignity, not charity, was the path out of poverty. Along the way, it became more than a bank. It became a movement.
This is the story of Grameen Bank. Of how compassion and credit reshaped lives, industries, and the very meaning of wealth.
Episode 1: The First Deposit
In famine-stricken Bangladesh, a young economist lends $27 to 42 villagers. What happens next sets in motion a financial revolution.Episode 2: Promise to the Poor
Banks dismiss his idea as madness. So Yunus signs his name as collateral and invents a radical new kind of banking.
Episode 3: Business is War
To prove microcredit works beyond one village, Grameen expands into Tangail - a district plagued by violence, rumors, and armed revolutionaries.Episode 4: Growth before the Storm
Grameen becomes an independent bank. But just as it grows into a national force, one of the deadliest cyclones in history threatens to wipe it all away.
Episode 5: Beyond Banking
From fish ponds to textiles, from cell phones to America’s welfare system, Yunus takes the Grameen model global, imagining a future where poverty belongs only in museums.
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8 September 2025, 9:00 am - 42 minutes 12 secondsHuawei (CN) I Final Connection I 5/5
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Huawei didn’t just build networks. It built the backbone of China’s rise.
From a scrappy startup in 1980s Shenzhen to a global tech titan, Huawei’s climb has rattled the West, redrawn alliances, and redefined what a Chinese company can do.
At the center is Ren Zhengfei. Ex-soldier, engineer, and survivor.
He never planned to take on the world. But the world came for him anyway.
Through sanctions, surveillance and accusations of espionage, Huawei always bounced back stronger.
This is the story of Huawei — how one man’s obsession with technology turned into a battle over power, politics, and the future of global tech.
Episode 1: Master Switch
Shenzhen, 1987. Ren Zhengfei starts Huawei with limited cash, no tech of his own, and everything to prove. To survive, he builds not just a product — but a system. A culture of hunger, obsession, and unrelenting speed.
Episode 2: Cost of Speed
When the People’s Liberation Army comes calling, Huawei gets its first big break. But with military contracts come new scrutiny, and Ren learns that loyalty has a price.
Episode 3: Eyes of the State
Huawei’s surveillance tech becomes essential at home — powering cities, borders, and entire regions. But abroad, it triggers alarm. As the company expands globally, critics warn it’s not just watching — it’s watching for China.
Episode 4: Honour and Glory
Huawei’s mobile division takes aim at the global market — but the launch is rocky. Delays, bugs, and fierce competition threaten to sink it. Still, Ren doubles down, betting everything on the dream of a Chinese-made smartphone empire.
Episode 5: Final Connection
Cut off, cornered, and branded a threat to national security, Huawei doesn’t fold. It doubles down. Rewriting software, rebuilding chips, the world can no longer ignore them.
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11 August 2025, 9:00 am - 33 minutes 6 secondsHuawei (CN) I Honour and Glory I 4/5
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Huawei didn’t just build networks. It built the backbone of China’s rise.
From a scrappy startup in 1980s Shenzhen to a global tech titan, Huawei’s climb has rattled the West, redrawn alliances, and redefined what a Chinese company can do.
At the center is Ren Zhengfei. Ex-soldier, engineer, and survivor.
He never planned to take on the world. But the world came for him anyway.
Through sanctions, surveillance and accusations of espionage, Huawei always bounced back stronger.
This is the story of Huawei — how one man’s obsession with technology turned into a battle over power, politics, and the future of global tech.
Episode 1: Master Switch
Shenzhen, 1987. Ren Zhengfei starts Huawei with limited cash, no tech of his own, and everything to prove. To survive, he builds not just a product — but a system. A culture of hunger, obsession, and unrelenting speed.
Episode 2: Cost of Speed
When the People’s Liberation Army comes calling, Huawei gets its first big break. But with military contracts come new scrutiny, and Ren learns that loyalty has a price.
Episode 3: Eyes of the State
Huawei’s surveillance tech becomes essential at home — powering cities, borders, and entire regions. But abroad, it triggers alarm. As the company expands globally, critics warn it’s not just watching — it’s watching for China.
Episode 4: Honour and Glory
Huawei’s mobile division takes aim at the global market — but the launch is rocky. Delays, bugs, and fierce competition threaten to sink it. Still, Ren doubles down, betting everything on the dream of a Chinese-made smartphone empire.
Episode 5: Final Connection
Cut off, cornered, and branded a threat to national security, Huawei doesn’t fold. It doubles down. Rewriting software, rebuilding chips, the world can no longer ignore them.
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4 August 2025, 9:00 am - 34 minutes 19 secondsHuawei (CN) I Eyes of The State I 3/5
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Huawei didn’t just build networks. It built the backbone of China’s rise.
From a scrappy startup in 1980s Shenzhen to a global tech titan, Huawei’s climb has rattled the West, redrawn alliances, and redefined what a Chinese company can do.
At the center is Ren Zhengfei. Ex-soldier, engineer, and survivor.
He never planned to take on the world. But the world came for him anyway.
Through sanctions, surveillance and accusations of espionage, Huawei always bounced back stronger.
This is the story of Huawei — how one man’s obsession with technology turned into a battle over power, politics, and the future of global tech.
Episode 1: Master Switch
Shenzhen, 1987. Ren Zhengfei starts Huawei with limited cash, no tech of his own, and everything to prove. To survive, he builds not just a product — but a system. A culture of hunger, obsession, and unrelenting speed.
Episode 2: Cost of Speed
When the People’s Liberation Army comes calling, Huawei gets its first big break. But with military contracts come new scrutiny, and Ren learns that loyalty has a price.
Episode 3: Eyes of the State
Huawei’s surveillance tech becomes essential at home — powering cities, borders, and entire regions. But abroad, it triggers alarm. As the company expands globally, critics warn it’s not just watching — it’s watching for China.
Episode 4: Honour and Glory
Huawei’s mobile division takes aim at the global market — but the launch is rocky. Delays, bugs, and fierce competition threaten to sink it. Still, Ren doubles down, betting everything on the dream of a Chinese-made smartphone empire.
Episode 5: Final Connection
Cut off, cornered, and branded a threat to national security, Huawei doesn’t fold. It doubles down. Rewriting software, rebuilding chips, the world can no longer ignore them.
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28 July 2025, 9:00 am - 37 minutes 4 secondsHuawei (CN) I Cost of Speed I 2/5
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Huawei didn’t just build networks. It built the backbone of China’s rise.
From a scrappy startup in 1980s Shenzhen to a global tech titan, Huawei’s climb has rattled the West, redrawn alliances, and redefined what a Chinese company can do.
At the center is Ren Zhengfei. Ex-soldier, engineer, and survivor.
He never planned to take on the world. But the world came for him anyway.
Through sanctions, surveillance and accusations of espionage, Huawei always bounced back stronger.
This is the story of Huawei — how one man’s obsession with technology turned into a battle over power, politics, and the future of global tech.
Episode 1: Master Switch
Shenzhen, 1987. Ren Zhengfei starts Huawei with limited cash, no tech of his own, and everything to prove. To survive, he builds not just a product — but a system. A culture of hunger, obsession, and unrelenting speed.
Episode 2: Cost of Speed
When the People’s Liberation Army comes calling, Huawei gets its first big break. But with military contracts come new scrutiny, and Ren learns that loyalty has a price.
Episode 3: Eyes of the State
Huawei’s surveillance tech becomes essential at home — powering cities, borders, and entire regions. But abroad, it triggers alarm. As the company expands globally, critics warn it’s not just watching — it’s watching for China.
Episode 4: Honour and Glory
Huawei’s mobile division takes aim at the global market — but the launch is rocky. Delays, bugs, and fierce competition threaten to sink it. Still, Ren doubles down, betting everything on the dream of a Chinese-made smartphone empire.
Episode 5: Final Connection
Cut off, cornered, and branded a threat to national security, Huawei doesn’t fold. It doubles down. Rewriting software, rebuilding chips, the world can no longer ignore them.
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21 July 2025, 9:00 am - 38 minutes 37 secondsHuawei (CN) I Master Switch I 1/5
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Huawei didn’t just build networks. It built the backbone of China’s rise.
From a scrappy startup in 1980s Shenzhen to a global tech titan, Huawei’s climb has rattled the West, redrawn alliances, and redefined what a Chinese company can do.
At the center is Ren Zhengfei. Ex-soldier, engineer, and survivor.
He never planned to take on the world. But the world came for him anyway.
Through sanctions, surveillance and accusations of espionage, Huawei always bounced back stronger.
This is the story of Huawei — how one man’s obsession with technology turned into a battle over power, politics, and the future of global tech.
Episode 1: Master Switch
Shenzhen, 1987. Ren Zhengfei starts Huawei with limited cash, no tech of his own, and everything to prove. To survive, he builds not just a product — but a system. A culture of hunger, obsession, and unrelenting speed.
Episode 2: Cost of Speed
When the People’s Liberation Army comes calling, Huawei gets its first big break. But with military contracts come new scrutiny, and Ren learns that loyalty has a price.
Episode 3: Eyes of the State
Huawei’s surveillance tech becomes essential at home — powering cities, borders, and entire regions. But abroad, it triggers alarm. As the company expands globally, critics warn it’s not just watching — it’s watching for China.
Episode 4: Honour and Glory
Huawei’s mobile division takes aim at the global market — but the launch is rocky. Delays, bugs, and fierce competition threaten to sink it. Still, Ren doubles down, betting everything on the dream of a Chinese-made smartphone empire.
Episode 5: Final Connection
Cut off, cornered, and branded a threat to national security, Huawei doesn’t fold. It doubles down. Rewriting software, rebuilding chips, the world can no longer ignore them.
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14 July 2025, 9:00 am - 29 minutes 59 secondsThe Kuok Group (MY) I Shangri-La I 5/5
The Kuok Group feeds cities, builds skylines, and reshapes borders. From sugar to shipping, hotels to high finance, it powers modern Asia in ways few truly understand.
Robert Kuok sits quietly at the heart of this story, a man guided by discipline, driven by vision, and guarded in privacy.
He didn’t chase the spotlight. He chased scale. From the chaos of war-torn Malaya to the boardrooms of Beijing, Kuok built his empire with patience, precision, and a belief in long-term power over short-term profit.
He never raised his voice. But when he moved, industries followed.
This is the story of the Kuok Group — how a young man from Johor Bahru, Malaysia, rose from rice sacks and ration books to build Southeast Asia’s largest sugar empire and, ultimately, to shape the future of China, one power move at a time.
Episode 1: Foundations
Japanese bombs fall over Singapore. Sixteen-year-old Robert Kuok begins a long walk home. He is angry, disillusioned, but determined to change the world.
Episode 2: Sugar Rush
Rice built Kuok Brothers Ltd. But sugar? That’s what will make them legends. When global prices spike and contracts fall apart, Robert learns the true cost of sweet ambition.
Episode 3: Sugar Crash
To move beyond importing sugar, Robert sets his sights on building Malaysia’s first refinery. But foreign partners try to box him in. In response, he rewrites the rules - mastering policy, strategy, and global trading - until the Kuok name commands respect from London to Kuala Lumpur.
Episode 4: The Sugar King
To control sugar from source to shelf, Robert ventures into Indonesia and strikes a deal with a powerful, but unpredictable, ally. But as politics sour, he must fight to hold onto the empire he’s built before it slips away.
Episode 5: Shangri-La
Kuok bets on hospitality. The result? A new kind of empire, one made of glass, steel, and silence. But while others chase the West, Robert looks East.
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