Dr Rayner Tan, Assistant Professor in Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health at National University of Singapore, shares his personal journey from addiction to recovery. He breaks down the scientific reasons behind why one may succumb to addiction, and the impacts that addiction may have on them and their loved ones. He also addresses common myths and misconceptions we have about addiction, substances and recovery.

This episode sheds light on addiction and recovery, and shows why we need to remove the stigma surrounding it. It will also delve into the science and psychology behind addiction.

Dr Rayner Tan, Assistant Professor in Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health at National University of Singapore, shares his personal journey from addiction to recovery. He breaks down the scientific reasons behind why one may succumb to addiction, and the impacts that addiction may have on them and their loved ones. He also addresses common myths and misconceptions we have about addiction, substances and recovery.

This episode sheds light on addiction and recovery, and shows why we need to remove the stigma surrounding it. It will also delve into the science and psychology behind addiction.

Brandon Yip, Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Singapore Management University, shares with us how negative emotions like jealousy, anger and sadness aren’t problems to eliminate, but rather signals to understand. There are deeper reasons why we feel the way we do. He shares how understanding your emotions can change the way you show up in every part of life.

This episode isn’t just about disgust. It explores how emotions shape the way we think, relate, and make decisions. It looks at trusting your gut, balancing logic and feelings, and how culture and AI are changing the way we understand our emotions.

Grace Chua, co-founder of Friendzone breaks down adult friendships, and what it takes to maintain those relationships, emphasising that making friends is a skill. She also shares why we feel so lonely despite social media supposedly keeping us connected.

This episode isn’t just a how-to guide on making friends in Singapore. It talks about jealousy in friends, how to navigate friendships going through changes in life and so much more.

James Baldwin, Head of Influence at Ogilvy, uncovers how employees can now market themselves online to build their profile and increase employability. He also shares how companies can maximise their brand reach and influence with what they already have.

This episode offers practical insights for employees looking to build their portfolios and for brands to grow their online presence.

James Baldwin, Head of Influence at Ogilvy, uncovers how employees can now market themselves online to build their profile and increase employability. He also shares how companies can maximise their brand reach and influence with what they already have.

This episode offers practical insights for employees looking to build their portfolios and for brands to grow their online presence.

In this episode, Sher-li, Founder & Director of Mums@Work, shares an honest and unfiltered perspective on motherhood today, from the fears, pressures, and expectations women face, to the deeper realities we don’t openly talk about. From “mum guilt” and identity loss to career sacrifices and social media pressure, this conversation challenges everything we think we know about motherhood.

This is more than a guide to motherhood. It’s a conversation about pressure, identity, and what it really means to make that choice.

Dr Janna Joethy, Lead Plastic Surgeon at Nassim Plastic Surgery, unpacks the rise of cosmetic procedures in Singapore and the deeper reasons behind why more people are seeking them. From Botox and fillers to filters, facial trends, and body ideals shaped by social media, he shares what patients should really consider before going under the knife.

This is not a conversation about vanity. It’s a conversation about identity, control, and the pressure to stay “effortlessly perfect” in a world that never stops judging.

Dorothy Tan, family and divorce Lawyer breaks down marriage and divorce and everything in between, explaining the details that you don’t normally see online. She shares the steps couples need to take before being able to file for divorce and how assets will be split, and valuable advice for couples before getting married or divorced.

This episode explores divorce in Singapore, revealing the lesser-known details of a divorce proceeding and what kind of rights every party is entitled to ask for based on each situation.

Nicholas Mak, housing expert, breaks down Singapore’s housing market and the most important things to look out for. He shares the real reason why HDB’s Minimum Occupation Period (MOP) has gone up, and valuable advice for anyone looking to buy a home.

This episode offers key insights into Singapore’s housing market and practical tips that every homeowner must know.

Dr Ong Mian-Li, Clinical Psychologist Specialising in ADHD and Autism in Adulthood, explains why adults may feel burnt-out despite appearing “successful”. He shares both his professional insights and personal journey as a neurodivergent individual navigating burnout, masking, and societal expectations.

This episode unpacks the emotional weight behind constantly striving and offers a new perspective on self-worth, identity, and what it truly means to live a fulfilling life.

Sherlyn Chen, Founder and CEO of Carer, a healthtech startup transforming how Singapore approaches eldercare, shares her journey on why and how she founded Carer and her experiences as a professional caregiver.

This episode sheds light on how it is like to be a caregiver in Singapore and the struggles caregivers face, while also sharing the types of struggles the seniors themselves face.

Jeremy Tan, a magician and mind hacker, shares how he turned a childhood curiosity into a career while revealing the psychology behind why people are easier to read than they think. From learning magic through library books to performing on cruise lines and building a presence online, he reflects on the realities behind the craft, the challenges of sustaining it, and what it truly takes to grow in an unconventional path.

This episode pulls back the curtain on both magic and the journey behind it, showing that success isn’t instant, but built through resilience, reinvention, and the discipline to keep going even when the path is uncertain.

Isabel, digital nomad, opens up about how she started her unconventional career path as a digital nomad in Singapore’s conservative society. She shares what spurred her to take that leap of faith and her evolving outlook on life and success.

This episode explores finding the courage to pursue unconventional paths and offers practice tips and advice for those who wish to start travelling solo.

Have you ever stepped into a room and felt like everyone else was better than you? Ahmad Kamil, Director, Choreographer & Dance Educator, reflects on Singapore’s art scene and his journey over the past 20 years. He shares his mindset and advice on remaining confident and relevant in an unforgiving industry that is quick to forget you.

This episode provides fresh insights about Singapore’s dance scene and offers practical advice to boost your confidence and help you be more intentional in your career growth.

What makes someone feel truly Singaporean?

In this episode, we sit down with Yong, better known as The Urbanist Singapore, to explore the hidden stories behind Singapore’s streets, buildings, and neighbourhoods. Through history, memory, and place, we discuss how our surroundings shape identity, belonging, and our connection to the nation.

A thoughtful conversation on heritage, storytelling, and seeing Singapore through a different lens.

Ever wondered why so many young adults haven’t dated or why some relationships never seem to work out? Violet Lim, Founder of Lunch Actually Singapore, a dating expert behind 160,000 first dates, shares insights drawn from years of experience helping singles navigate love.

The truth about soulmates, first dates, settling & finding the right partner This episode offers practical advice for singles, insights for couples, and perspectives that encourage reflection on how we connect, communicate, and build meaningful relationships.

Sherri Eri lost her sight unexpectedly, but she didn’t let it limit her creativity or career when she became an author of nine children’s books. Her husband, Rashul, went back to school to support her work. His love and support further realised her purpose to create an inclusive space for all children.

 Their work to create an inclusive space for children to read Sherri and Rashul’s story inspires us to move forward in the wake of unexpected challenges and encourages viewers to reflect on how we can better support those around us with intention.

Jo Ann Dumlao is a Filipino domestic worker who has been working in Singapore since 2007. She is a volunteer and writer with HOME, where she supports fellow migrant workers and shares lived experiences from within the community. Dr Stephanie Chok is the Executive Director of HOME. Her work focuses on the rights, wellbeing, and lived experiences of low-wage migrant workers, with a particular focus on domestic work and the structural conditions that shape it.

This conversation invites viewers to move beyond simple narratives and see domestic work with greater nuance, empathy, and clarity.

Sumita Tandon is the Head of HR for LinkedIn APAC, overseeing talent strategies, leadership development, and HR transformation across the region. With over 25 years of experience in various sectors, she partners with senior leaders to help professionals and organisations thrive in a fast-changing work environment.

Whether you’re a student, early-career professional, or mid-career switcher, this episode offers practical advice on building the right skills, creating a strong personal brand, and navigating the modern job market with confidence.

Eric Lim is the Co-Founder of Somnus Sleep Wellness, a Singapore-based sleep health and treatment centre with expert sleep therapists helping people to solve insomnia and other sleep difficulties through science-backed techniques.

 If you have ever felt constantly exhausted, unfocused, moody, or simply looking to build proper sleep habits, this episode will offer you the insights you need.

Lionel Choong is the Co-Founder of Innervate, a Singapore-based fitness social enterprise focused on helping people of all ages build strength, confidence, and better quality of life through movement.

Whether you’re a parent, educator, fitness enthusiast, or simply looking to move better, this episode offers a grounded perspective on how fitness, when done right, can create lasting impact beyond the gym.

Lionel Choong is the Co-Founder of Innervate, a Singapore-based fitness social enterprise focused on helping people of all ages build strength, confidence, and better quality of life through movement.

Whether you’re a parent, educator, fitness enthusiast, or simply looking to move better, this episode offers a grounded perspective on how fitness, when done right, can create lasting impact beyond the gym.

Dr Annabelle Chow is a Clinical Psychologist dedicated to supporting youths, families, and adults in navigating mental health and emotional well-being. Her clinical interests include personality disorders, childhood trauma, parenting, and women’s health.

Whether you’re a parent, soon-to-be parent or just curious about parenthood, this episode offers you a realistic perspective, unveiling the messy and funny realities of raising a child beyond the filtered posts online.

Parenting is rarely as picture-perfect as it looks online, and Ben knows that firsthand.

In this episode, Ben and his son Teddy share their journey as a father-son duo documenting the realities of parenthood and childhood on social media. From joyful moments to difficult days, they discuss the challenges of modern parenting and why showing the raw, vulnerable side of family life matters in a world filled with curated highlights.

In this Christmas special, we sit down with Irene Ang, the actress behind Rosie Phua and founder of FLY Entertainment, for an honest conversation about resilience, comedy, and life’s challenges.

Beyond the laughter, Irene shares stories from her difficult childhood, the experiences that shaped her strength, and the lessons she’s learned about forgiveness, confidence, and what it means to be human.

In this episode, we sit down with Wei Choon, co-founder and illustrator of The Woke Salaryman, to explore money, work, and the life lessons behind the comics that have resonated with so many Singaporeans.

From CPF and career choices to financial literacy and personal growth, we discuss how our relationship with money evolves—and how to build a life that aligns with your values.

If you think a chef’s journey is all passion and perfect dishes, Bjorn Shen’s story might change your mind.

In this episode, the founder of Artichoke and Small’s shares his journey from the tough, old-school kitchen culture of his early years to becoming one of Singapore’s most distinctive restaurateurs.

Bjorn reflects on hazing, hard lessons, creativity, and the experiences that shaped his approach to food, hospitality, and life. Honest, funny, and deeply human, this is the story behind the chef.

If you’ve ever wondered whether AI will replace us or empower us, this episode is for you.

We sit down with Oliver Jay for a deep conversation on how AI is shaping our future. He shares insights into OpenAI’s mission, the principles behind responsible AI development, and the ways AI is already transforming everyday life. We also explore how AI can create opportunities for industries, communities, and individuals, particularly across Asia.

Today, we sit down with Mason, who overcame drug addiction, gambling, and incarceration to earn a place at the National University of Singapore at 32. Joining him is his mother, Maureen, whose unwavering support and tough love helped their family navigate years of struggle. Together, they share a powerful story of failure, redemption, healing, and rebuilding trust.

If you’ve ever looked at skydiving and thought it was all adrenaline and cool videos, this episode is for you.

In today’s conversation, Kyra Poh, world champion indoor skydiver and Red Bull athlete, shares what it really takes to fly from the pressure of competition to the thrill that first pulled her into the sport.

If you’ve ever looked at the modelling world and thought it was all glamour, this episode is for you.

In today’s conversation, Bonita and Alex, founders of Basic Models Management, share what it really takes to survive in one of the toughest industries in the world. For over a decade, they have built one of Singapore’s leading modelling agencies, representing hundreds of Singaporean talents across Asia.

Beyond the world of our Miss Universes lies not just their titles and tiaras but their unseen road to glamour. Meet Annika Sager, Inez Chen and Alexis Kaur, the finalists of Miss Universe Singapore 2025. In this episode, we sat down with them to go behind the scenes of the modelling world, exploring their journeys and aspirations, and what participating in Miss Universe Singapore 2025 signifies for them.

Meet the pair behind HANTU and their podcast Ghost Maps, where they explore spine-tingling horror stories rooted in Southeast Asian culture. Kyle and Wayne dig into accounts that live at the intersection of folklore, memory, and place. Beyond the scares, they examine why Southeast Asian stories carry a distinct resonance, how belief shapes encounters with the supernatural, and what it means to tell these stories with care and respect.

s the Taufik Batisah bidding farewell to his singing career? 🎤 From winning Singapore Idol to building a decades-long career in music, Taufik Batisah has left an undeniable mark on local entertainment. As he prepares for his farewell concert, he reflects not just on his music, but on his purpose, challenges, and everything that shaped the path.

Confidence on stage carries the quiet strength of a dreamer — one shaped by culture, family, and faith. From theatre to television, from Vasantham Star to hosting the National Day Parade, Ebi Shankara has become a familiar face in Singapore’s entertainment scene. But beyond the spotlight is a story of identity, resilience, and rediscovering purpose through love and fatherhood.

Behind every story of pain is a journey of rediscovery — of love, identity, and strength.

Ling Anne Hsieh’s journey has been marked by unexpected turns — from discovering her “aunt” was actually her mother, to becoming a mom at 15, and eventually founding Project Green Ribbon, an initiative advocating for mental health awareness and preventive care in Singapore.

Science is not just kept within the four walls of a classroom – it transcends over to new media. Man Jing started out as a science teacher in private education. Driven by her lifelong passion in science, she took a leap of faith, left teaching and co-founded Just Keep Thinking, a channel where she is dedicated to imparting scientific knowledge about everything under the sun!

What does it mean to live authentically when society tells you not to? June Chua has been breaking barriers as a transgender woman for over 35 years. Together with her late sister Alicia, she went on to establish The T Project, Singapore’s first and only shelter for homeless trans women, which has been running for 11 years. They created a space built on love, dignity, and community.

Being an influencer isn’t just about creating content—it’s about staying authentic while navigating life’s challenges. Bong QiuQiu, Singaporean lifestyle blogger and early digital pioneer, opens up about her journey from Budget Barbie to building her own platforms, and how she balances motherhood, family life, and public attention.

What if fashion wasn’t just about what you wear, but how you move through the world? Adaptive fashion designer Claudia Poh reveals how starting Werable during the pandemic taught her conviction, and why inclusive design isn’t about fixing problems but unlocking possibilities.

Want to know how a husband-and-wife duo turned their passion into a seven-year social enterprise journey in Singapore? Cheryl Ou and Daniel Yeow reveal how they built The Social Space, a socially conscious café-retail hub, from the ground up while staying true to purpose over profit.

In this OpenHaus episode, we sat down with urban photographer Lee Yik Keat (YK) to talk about his leap of faith into the creative world and the struggles behind his journey. He opens up about borrowing money during his darkest phase to building an audience of over 3.2 million followers. He shares why consistency matters more than talent, how he finds beauty in everyday Singapore, and what it really takes to keep evolving as an artist.

In this OpenHaus episode, we sat down with actress and comedian Xixi Lim to talk about navigating body image in the public eye, the pressure of constant commentary, and why she refuses to let other people’s opinions define her. From the laughter that carried her through tough moments to the quiet strength of choosing joy, Xixi shares what it really means to love yourself—loudly and unapologetically.

He turns fleeting moments into timeless verses. 🖋️

In this OpenHaus episode, we sit down with poet and founder of The Novel Encounter, Adam Tie, to explore the power of words in an age of noise. From typewritten love letters to corporate poetry gigs, Adam shares how he turned his passion into a career, the moments that almost broke him, and why creativity, to him, is an act of resistance.

He left his home to build ours. 🏗️

In this special ItsRainingRaincoats x OpenHaus episode, we sat down with a migrant worker, now safety officer, Raj to hear his story — the dreams he left behind, the sacrifices he made, and what keeps him going every day.

Happiest 60th Birthday, Singapore! 🇸🇬❤️

What inspires a meat lover to become the CEO of a vegetarian restaurant chain? 🌱 🥗

Meet Fu Yong Hong, CEO of GreenDot. Once someone who used to pick vegetables out of his meals, he now leads a thriving multi-chain vegetarian restaurant. Tune in to discover how he co-founded GreenDot with his partner, and the powerful life lessons he’s learned through his journey as both an entrepreneur and a father.

Thinking of becoming a racing driver in Singapore?🏎️

Meet Gladys Lam, one of Singapore’s boldest female racers. From her early days as an art student to dominating the race track, Gladys shares how she turned passion into purpose — and why crashes don’t scare her, they fuel her drive.

What if therapy isn’t about fixing you — but helping you live with it? 🧠

From the mats to mental strength: Daryl, therapist and former Jiu-Jitsu athlete, shares what healing really looks like and why therapy isn’t just for people in crisis.

Whether you’re healing or just curious, this one’s for you.

Is passion enough to keep heritage alive? 🏐☕️

From representing Singapore on the volleyball court to serving kopi behind the counter — meet Faye Sai, a third-generation hawker who made an unexpected but powerful career switch. In this episode, Faye opens up about life after national sports, stepping into her family’s hawker legacy, and the deeper meaning behind preserving tradition in a fast-paced, modern world.

Is his hair real?

In this episode, we dive into the story behind The Smiling Afro. From growing up shy and sarcastic, to learning how to own the spotlight. He didn’t start out trying to go viral, he just wanted to make people laugh and maybe feel a little less alone. Along the way, he’s faced criticism for everything from his content to his hair. But through it all, he stuck to one thing: being unapologetically himself.

You’ve probably seen her all over TikTok, sharing English language tips with humour and heart, but there’s so much more to Caitanya.

In this episode, the voiceover artist, actress, and host opens up about the realities behind the mic — from showing up and setting boundaries to choosing imperfection over performance. Because sometimes, showing up as your full self might just be your greatest strength.

What is it like to be an artist in Singapore? 🎨

In this episode, we sit down with Tobyato to explore his unique take on art and how Singapore, as a young and evolving nation, can continue to build a more vibrant and inclusive art scene. He also shares the creative process behind his mural in Tiong Bahru, inspired by the Redhill legend, along with the personal stories woven into each of his artworks.

What does it really take to be an emotionally present dad? 👨

In this heartfelt Father’s Day Special, Kelvin Ang aka Cheekiemonkies, shares how fatherhood has shaped him: from learning to express emotions openly, to understanding each child’s love language, to building a home where it’s safe to try, fail, and grow.

“Am I doing enough?” 🗯️

Growing up in the spotlight, Iman Fandi opens up about the quiet pressure of constantly wondering if her achievements are ever enough — despite her success in music, modelling, and more. In this honest conversation, she shares what it’s like embracing her roots, navigating expectations, and carving out her own identity beyond the Fandi name.

Why is it so hard for some parents to say “I love you” to their children? 🧑‍🧑‍🧒

In celebration of Global Day of Parents, Kelly Tay, parent coach and founder of Juicy Parenting, talks about all things parenting. From the cultural differences between Western and Asian parenting styles to how parents can build deeper emotional connections with their children, she unpacks what it really takes to raise emotionally secure kids.

We all know who Singapore’s iconic “Phua Chu Kang” is, but do we know the man who’s been making us laugh for decades? 🇸🇬

In this special SG60 episode (because Gurmit Singh is turning 60 too YAY!), Gurmit reflects on his journey from childhood mischief to becoming a comedy legend. What does aging, the value of time, and the power of laughter mean to him?

Can embracing who you are take you further than trying to fit in? 🎭

In this episode, Singapore’s first Indian Star Awards winner Das DD opens up about battling anxiety, chasing big dreams, and how humour became his armour in a world that didn’t always get him.

“Am I doing enough as a mother?” 💭

In this heartfelt episode, Noor Hasni shares how motherhood has shaped her, stretched her, and taught her the true meaning of patience, compassion, and unwavering love. Despite the uncertainty, Hasni leads a life filled with gratitude, joy, and quiet contentment alongside her family.

Are we giving to give—or to get? 🤞🏻🌟

To commemorate World Wish Day on 29th April, we shine a light on the heart and hope behind every wish. In this special episode, we honour the volunteers, donors, and partners who help turn dreams into reality. Meet Alister, a courageous young man living with cerebral palsy since childhood.

Ever encountered something spooky or eerie after midnight? 👻

Meet After Midnight, a group of urban explorers and paranormal investigators who roam Singapore’s most haunted and abandoned places. From Old Changi Hospital to Pulau Ubin, they’ve covered it all. Hear their wildest encounters and find out what really happens when the city sleeps…

What if the path you started on wasn’t the one you were meant to finish?

From lab coats 🥼to luxe linen 👗— meet Ee-Ling Ting, the soul behind The Missing Piece. As a wife, mother, entrepreneur, and fashion designer, she made the bold leap from science to style, transforming her love for fashion into a form of armour — a way to navigate life’s twists with strength and grace. How did her teenage hobbies grow into a flourishing brand today?

What makes him the emcee everyone loves? 🎤

Known for his high-energy performances, KP Sandhu is more than just an entertainer, he’s an actor, emcee, and a true jack of all trades. But behind the laughter and applause, KP shares his journey of persistence, overcoming rejection, and learning to stay true to himself.

Are tattoos still taboo? 💭

Covered in ink from head to toe, even her face—does that change how you see her? From facing social stigma to building her own tattoo studio, Casiline Ang, Founder of Divine Tattoo Studio, shares her journey as a female tattoo artist, mother, and business owner, all while staying true to doing what she loves.

A heartfelt journey of faith. 🕌

In this Hari Raya special, Jinghan/Nur Jihan shares her emotional journey of reverting to Islam. Through moments of doubt and growth, she shares how love and the unwavering support of her family guided her toward embracing a new identity while honouring her roots.

Who cleans up after death? When the police leave, who takes care of what’s left behind? 🩸

Murder scenes, suicides, and unattended deaths—these are not just news headlines. For after-death trauma cleaners like DDQ Services, this is a daily reality. While most of us see funerals as the final goodbye, what happens to the spaces, belongings, and stories left behind?

Known for her outspoken and sometimes controversial opinions, Xiaxue is a name that’s hard to forget in Singapore’s online scene. But beyond the bold persona, how much do we really know about her? 👀

A woman’s strength goes beyond what meets the eye. 💪🏻

With International Women’s Day around the corner, we had the privilege of speaking with Wendy Jacobs—former model, mother of five, and wife of football legend Fandi Ahmad. From her early days in modelling to meeting Fandi, building a family, and navigating life’s highs and lows, Wendy opens up about the highs and lows that shaped her journey.

The act of making a wish and blowing out birthday candles is a form of witchcraft? 🕯️

In this episode, we speak with a love witch, Bambi, Founder of The Love Witch Singapore, about the power of intentions, the hidden meanings behind common rituals, and how witchcraft isn’t always what you think it is.

“Are funerals for the dead or the living? 🪦

Facing death almost every day, Harmony Tee, Founder and Funeral Director of Harmony Funeral Care, shares her perspectives on life and death. She opens up about her journey, the challenges of being a female funeral director in a male-dominated industry, and the profound life lessons she learned along the way.

“Love is love, but does the experience change for same-sex couples? 💭

This Valentine’s Day, we sit down with two amazing couples—Cheryl & Grace and Nigel & Erwin—to talk about love, commitment, and the little things that make their relationships strong. From navigating challenges to cherishing everyday moments, this episode is a heartfelt celebration of love in all its forms!

Why does nothing we do ever feel good enough? Are we caught in a cycle where productivity defines our worth?

In this episode, Michelle Mah, Founder & Consultant of Rebalance Training & Consulting, opens up about her personal journey—battling burnout, struggling with eating disorders, and facing body dysmorphia, while shedding light on the pressures that shape our self-worth.❤️‍🩹

Is Feng Shui related to religion, or is it just about the energy in your environment? ⚡️

In this special CNY episode, Master Kevin Foong breaks down the science of Feng Shui and debunks common myths. From decluttering your space to deflecting negative energy, discover how to welcome 2025, the Year of the Snake, with purpose and positivity. 🐍

What does it take to transform your life from being a pushover to living with purpose, gratitude, and confidence? 🥋

Wesley De Souza, SVP at EVOLVE MMA, shares how 15 years of martial arts helped him overcome family struggles, insecurities, and a failed relationship—building strength and reshaping his mindset.

This Christmas, join us for a special episode with Singapore’s comedy icon, Kumar.

Kumar shares his childhood struggles, the power of forgiveness, and his heartfelt wish for everyone this holiday season. With his signature humour, he reminds us that we’re never truly alone.❤️

Coffee without beans?🫘

Jake Berber, Co-Founder & CEO of Prefer Coffee, is making it a sustainable reality. He shares how his passion for solving a big problem led him to create a sustainable alternative to traditional coffee, tackling environmental challenges and reimagining the future of your daily brew.

Are Tang Kis misunderstood or unfairly labeled as scammers?💭

Briano Sim, Director of Floral Story Int and a Tang Ki, shares his journey as a Chinese spirit medium. He opens up about his calling, the challenges he faces, and the role he plays in offering blessings. So, are Tang Kis really scammers?

You’ve probably laughed—or rolled your eyes—at one of Xiao Ming’s classic “Singapore-coded” dad jokes, but there’s more to him than meets the meme!🕶️

Adrian Ang (Xiao Ming), Bossman at SGAG, gives us a candid look into life behind the laughs, from balancing fatherhood to life online—and even his love for plants. Stick around for some cheesy dad jokes!

Did she get terminated right after maternity leave?🚺

Koh Yan Ping, CEO of the Singapore Council of Women’s Organisations, shares her experiences with workplace discrimination and the challenges women face today. What red flags should women watch out for?

Does work life balance really exist?⚖️

Kevin Lim, Chief Agency Officer of ERA and Founder of Preeminent Group, discusses navigating uncertainty, making smarter decisions, and balancing career and personal life with actionable insights from his leadership experience.

Growing up with absent parents, Shaun Yeo was no stranger to the feeling of abandonment. At just 15, he turned to drugs, setting off a downward spiral that saw him in and out of prison. Even the tragic passing of his father while he was incarcerated couldn’t shake him. But one pivotal moment shook him to his core—could this be the wake-up call that finally changes everything?

Eleanor Lee, Property Agent at PropNex Realty, shares her journey from Singapore Airlines air stewardess to navigating the ups and downs in the real estate world.

Whether you’re a first-time buyer or curious about rising housing prices, get insider tips on what to look out for in today’s market!🏡

With a slew of restaurants under his belt, Mustaffa Kamal is a busy man—juggling meetings with stakeholders, managing staff, cooking in the kitchen, and even wiping down tables.🥘

From scrubbing toilets to running a successful restaurant empire, Mustaffa’s journey highlights the highs and lows of being different in the F&B industry.

At just 24, Lee Chee Tong is a freshly ordained Taoist priest with knowledge far beyond his years.☯️

Despite his youth, his journey through spirituality has been filled with twists and turns. Join us as we explore his path to divinity and his thoughts on the faith (or lack thereof) of Gen Zs in Singapore.

Ever wondered how diet affects women’s fertility or why some diets just don’t seem to work for weight loss?🍎

Join Cláudia Correia, a clinical dietician who uncovers the social stigmas surrounding our bodies and shares valuable insights from her extensive experience.

What causes infidelity, and how can we rebuild trust after betrayal? </>

Theresa Pong, Founder and Counselling Director of The Relationship Room, shares her expertise on maintaining a healthy marriage, the power of forgiveness, and why seeking relationship counselling is a sign of strength. 🫀

Are we giving to give—or to get? 🤞🏻🌟

To commemorate World Wish Day on 29th April, we shine a light on the heart and hope behind every wish. In this special episode, we honour the volunteers, donors, and partners who help turn dreams into reality. Meet Alister, a courageous young man living with cerebral palsy since childhood.
Tune in to hear his powerful journey: how he’s faced life’s challenges with resilience and how Make-A-Wish brought him joy and inspiration when he needed it most.

Ever encountered something spooky or eerie after midnight? 👻

Meet After Midnight, a group of urban explorers and paranormal investigators who roam Singapore’s most haunted and abandoned places. From Old Changi Hospital to Pulau Ubin, they’ve covered it all. Hear their wildest encounters and find out what really happens when the city sleeps…

What if the path you started on wasn’t the one you were meant to finish?

From lab coats 🥼to luxe linen 👗— meet Ee-Ling Ting, the soul behind The Missing Piece. As a wife, mother, entrepreneur, and fashion designer, she made the bold leap from science to style, transforming her love for fashion into a form of armour — a way to navigate life’s twists with strength and grace. How did her teenage hobbies grow into a flourishing brand today?

What makes him the emcee everyone loves? 🎤

Known for his high-energy performances, KP Sandhu is more than just an entertainer, he’s an actor, emcee, and a true jack of all trades. But behind the laughter and applause, KP shares his journey of persistence, overcoming rejection, and learning to stay true to himself.

Are tattoos still taboo? 💭

Covered in ink from head to toe, even her face—does that change how you see her? From facing social stigma to building her own tattoo studio, Casiline Ang, Founder of Divine Tattoo Studio, shares her journey as a female tattoo artist, mother, and business owner, all while staying true to doing what she loves.

A heartfelt journey of faith. 🕌

In this Hari Raya special, Jinghan/Nur Jihan shares her emotional journey of reverting to Islam. Through moments of doubt and growth, she shares how love and the unwavering support of her family guided her toward embracing a new identity while honouring her roots.

Who cleans up after death? When the police leave, who takes care of what’s left behind? 🩸

Murder scenes, suicides, and unattended deaths—these are not just news headlines. For after-death trauma cleaners like DDQ Services, this is a daily reality. While most of us see funerals as the final goodbye, what happens to the spaces, belongings, and stories left behind?

Known for her outspoken and sometimes controversial opinions, Xiaxue is a name that’s hard to forget in Singapore’s online scene. But beyond the bold persona, how much do we really know about her? 👀

A woman’s strength goes beyond what meets the eye. 💪🏻

With International Women’s Day around the corner, we had the privilege of speaking with Wendy Jacobs—former model, mother of five, and wife of football legend Fandi Ahmad. From her early days in modelling to meeting Fandi, building a family, and navigating life’s highs and lows, Wendy opens up about the highs and lows that shaped her journey.

The act of making a wish and blowing out birthday candles is a form of witchcraft? 🕯️

In this episode, we speak with a love witch, Bambi, Founder of The Love Witch Singapore, about the power of intentions, the hidden meanings behind common rituals, and how witchcraft isn’t always what you think it is.

“Are funerals for the dead or the living? 🪦

Facing death almost every day, Harmony Tee, Founder and Funeral Director of Harmony Funeral Care, shares her perspectives on life and death. She opens up about her journey, the challenges of being a female funeral director in a male-dominated industry, and the profound life lessons she learned along the way.

“Love is love, but does the experience change for same-sex couples? 💭

This Valentine’s Day, we sit down with two amazing couples—Cheryl & Grace and Nigel & Erwin—to talk about love, commitment, and the little things that make their relationships strong. From navigating challenges to cherishing everyday moments, this episode is a heartfelt celebration of love in all its forms!

Why does nothing we do ever feel good enough? Are we caught in a cycle where productivity defines our worth?

In this episode, Michelle Mah, Founder & Consultant of Rebalance Training & Consulting, opens up about her personal journey—battling burnout, struggling with eating disorders, and facing body dysmorphia, while shedding light on the pressures that shape our self-worth.❤️‍🩹

Is Feng Shui related to religion, or is it just about the energy in your environment? ⚡️

In this special CNY episode, Master Kevin Foong breaks down the science of Feng Shui and debunks common myths. From decluttering your space to deflecting negative energy, discover how to welcome 2025, the Year of the Snake, with purpose and positivity. 🐍

What does it take to transform your life from being a pushover to living with purpose, gratitude, and confidence? 🥋

Wesley De Souza, SVP at EVOLVE MMA, shares how 15 years of martial arts helped him overcome family struggles, insecurities, and a failed relationship—building strength and reshaping his mindset.

This Christmas, join us for a special episode with Singapore’s comedy icon, Kumar.

Kumar shares his childhood struggles, the power of forgiveness, and his heartfelt wish for everyone this holiday season. With his signature humour, he reminds us that we’re never truly alone.❤️

Coffee without beans?🫘

Jake Berber, Co-Founder & CEO of Prefer Coffee, is making it a sustainable reality. He shares how his passion for solving a big problem led him to create a sustainable alternative to traditional coffee, tackling environmental challenges and reimagining the future of your daily brew.

Are Tang Kis misunderstood or unfairly labeled as scammers?💭

Briano Sim, Director of Floral Story Int and a Tang Ki, shares his journey as a Chinese spirit medium. He opens up about his calling, the challenges he faces, and the role he plays in offering blessings. So, are Tang Kis really scammers?

You’ve probably laughed—or rolled your eyes—at one of Xiao Ming’s classic “Singapore-coded” dad jokes, but there’s more to him than meets the meme!🕶️

Adrian Ang (Xiao Ming), Bossman at SGAG, gives us a candid look into life behind the laughs, from balancing fatherhood to life online—and even his love for plants. Stick around for some cheesy dad jokes!

Did she get terminated right after maternity leave?🚺

Koh Yan Ping, CEO of the Singapore Council of Women’s Organisations, shares her experiences with workplace discrimination and the challenges women face today. What red flags should women watch out for?

Does work life balance really exist?⚖️

Kevin Lim, Chief Agency Officer of ERA and Founder of Preeminent Group, discusses navigating uncertainty, making smarter decisions, and balancing career and personal life with actionable insights from his leadership experience.

Growing up with absent parents, Shaun Yeo was no stranger to the feeling of abandonment. At just 15, he turned to drugs, setting off a downward spiral that saw him in and out of prison. Even the tragic passing of his father while he was incarcerated couldn’t shake him. But one pivotal moment shook him to his core—could this be the wake-up call that finally changes everything?

Eleanor Lee, Property Agent at PropNex Realty, shares her journey from Singapore Airlines air stewardess to navigating the ups and downs in the real estate world.

Whether you’re a first-time buyer or curious about rising housing prices, get insider tips on what to look out for in today’s market!🏡

With a slew of restaurants under his belt, Mustaffa Kamal is a busy man—juggling meetings with stakeholders, managing staff, cooking in the kitchen, and even wiping down tables.🥘

From scrubbing toilets to running a successful restaurant empire, Mustaffa’s journey highlights the highs and lows of being different in the F&B industry.

At just 24, Lee Chee Tong is a freshly ordained Taoist priest with knowledge far beyond his years.☯️

Despite his youth, his journey through spirituality has been filled with twists and turns. Join us as we explore his path to divinity and his thoughts on the faith (or lack thereof) of Gen Zs in Singapore.

Ever wondered how diet affects women’s fertility or why some diets just don’t seem to work for weight loss?🍎

Join Cláudia Correia, a clinical dietician who uncovers the social stigmas surrounding our bodies and shares valuable insights from her extensive experience.

What causes infidelity, and how can we rebuild trust after betrayal? </>

Theresa Pong, Founder and Counselling Director of The Relationship Room, shares her expertise on maintaining a healthy marriage, the power of forgiveness, and why seeking relationship counselling is a sign of strength. 🫀