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  • S9 · E305
    October 27 · 17 min

    The Wellness Hour - Beyond hospitality: Millennium Hotels and Resorts' commitment to community care

    As Breast Cancer Awareness Month draws to a close, Millennium Hotels and Resorts is bringing people together through its Moments That Matter initiative, in partnership with the Breast Cancer Foundation. Cheryl Goh speaks with Carolyn Wishnowski, Vice President, Global Branding, Marketing and Loyalty at Millennium Hotels and Resorts, as we find out more about the response so far, the importance of meaningful support, and how hospitality brands can play a wider role in caring for their communities. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  • S9 · E304
    October 27 · 16 min

    Mind Your Money - BCA on the Impact of Singapore's Built Environment Talent Crunch

    The built environment sector is evolving—but is it an overlooked career opportunity for Singaporeans? From digitalisation and AI to new roles and career pathways, the industry is changing faster than many realise. Cheryl Goh speaks with Heng Teck Thai, Deputy CEO for Communication and Engagement at the Building and Construction Authority, as we explore the opportunities shaping the sector and learn what it takes to build a future in this evolving industry. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  • S9 · E303
    October 27 · 13 min

    2026 US midterm elections: What's at stake for Trump and Congress?

    With just over a week to the 2026 US midterm elections, President Donald Trump's leadership faces a crucial political test. As Republicans fight to retain control of Congress, Hairianto Diman and Andrea Heng examine the issues driving voters, the key battlegrounds, and what the results could mean for Trump's presidency and the rest of the world with Rick Mullaney, Shircliff Executive Director of Haskell Public Policy Institute, Jacksonville University See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  • S9 · E302
    October 27 · 12 min

    More gas plants, more solar: Securing Singapore’s energy future

    Singapore's new energy infrastructure plan comes as Indonesia reduces natural gas exports to the country, highlighting the risks of depending on overseas suppliers. Hairianto Diman and Andrea Heng examine whether more power plants, LNG infrastructure, energy storage and diversified imports can protect Singapore against future disruptions with Prof Alessandro Romagnoli, Cluster Director, Multi-Energy Systems & Grids, Energy Research Institute, NTU See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  • S9 · E300
    October 27 · 10 min

    China's stock market has lost US$3.5 trillion. Why isn't Beijing doing more?

    Chinese stocks have suffered a massive sell-off, with US$3.5 trillion wiped off market value as corporate profits weaken and investor confidence deteriorates. Yet Beijing remains reluctant to launch major new stimulus. Hairianto Diman and Andrea Heng examine why policymakers are holding back, what it would take to change their minds and whether China's market downturn has further to run with Laurent Lequeu, Founder, The Macro Butler See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  • S9 · E299
    October 26 · 6 min

    Kim Jong Un visits China: Why it Matters for Asia #SGToday

    North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visited China over the weekend, signalling renewed efforts to strengthen ties between Pyongyang and Beijing. How might their close co-operation impact dynamics across Asia? Daniel Martin finds out from Dr Alan Chong, Senior Fellow, Centre for Multilateralism Studies, RSIS. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  • S9 · E298
    October 26 · 8 min

    How France Riots reflect global Gen Z protests… and harkens May 1968? #SGToday

    French President Emmanuel Macron’s leadership gets tested amid violent protests. Ahead of a presidential election next year, could the government’s handling of the unrest shape public sentiment on who takes over? Daniel Martin finds out from Dr Alan Chong, Senior Fellow, Centre for Multilateralism Studies, RSIS. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  • S9 · E297
    October 26 · 5 min

    Israel votes: Could the Middle East Conflict take a new turn? #SGToday

    Israel’s elections will be held on Tuesday (27 October). Besides determining Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s political future, could it change the country’s involvement in the wider Middle East conflict too? Daniel Martin finds out more from Dr Alan Chong, Senior Fellow, Centre for Multilateralism Studies, RSIS. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  • S9 · E295
    October 26 · 5 min

    The Ask: Cross-border electricity import movements could introduce geopolitical & regulatory risk #SGToday

    Singapore is embarking on its biggest expansion of energy infrastructure in decades, as demand from data centres, semiconductor investments and the wider economy grows. Could access to reliable and affordable power become an increasingly important part of Singapore’s economic competitiveness? Daniel Martin discusses further with Eddy Loh, Chief Investment Officer, Maybank Group Wealth Management. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  • S9 · E296
    October 26 · 17 min

    #TalkBack: With the retirement age rising, how do we make working longer actually work for seniors, businesses, and younger workers alike?

    Singapore is bringing forward plans to raise the retirement and re-employment ages to 65 and 70 by 2029. It's part of six recommendations announced by the Tripartite Workgroup on Senior Employment today, including more flexible jobs and financial support for older workers. Daniel Martin discusses further with Hao Shuo, CEO, Singapore National Employers Federation. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  • S9 · E293
    October 26 · 14 min

    The Wellness Hour - Minimally Invasive Heart Surgery

    Can heart surgery be performed without opening the chest? Minimally invasive techniques are transforming how complex cardiac procedures are performed, with smaller incisions and faster recovery times. Cheryl Goh speaks with Adjunct Professor Theo Kofidis, Cardiac Surgeon and Founder of Theo Kofidis Cardiac Surgery, as we find out how these advances are improving outcomes for patients in Singapore and beyond. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  • S9 · E292
    October 26 · 17 min

    Eat, Drink, Singapore - Ísey Skyr Makes Its Singapore Debut

    From Iceland to Singapore, a thousand-year-old dairy tradition is finding a new audience. Skyr has earned a reputation for its rich texture, high protein content and unique place between yoghurt and cheese. As more consumers seek healthier snack options, interest in this Nordic staple continues to grow. Cheryl Goh speaks with Illugi Gunnarsson, Head of Strategy and New Markets at Ísey Export, Iceland, as we explore the story behind Skyr and its journey beyond Iceland. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  • S9 · E291
    October 26 · 17 min

    Mind Your Money - The Hidden Cost of Convenience

    Convenience is everywhere—but is it quietly costing us more than we realise? From food delivery to endless subscriptions, small expenses can quickly add up. Cheryl Goh speaks with Finance mindset coach Dinah Poehlmann, as we explore the hidden cost of convenience and the habits driving our spending. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  • S9 · E290
    October 26 · 16 min

    Ukraine peace talks: can a new round of negotiations deliver progress?

    Ukraine, Russia and the US are expected to hold fresh peace talks in November, as a humanitarian ceasefire is planned in Russian-occupied Oleshky. With Russian strikes continuing, Ukraine's access to critical US intelligence and satellite services restored, and questions growing over Washington's role as mediator, can diplomacy deliver a breakthrough? Hairianto Diman and Andrea Heng examine the obstacles to peace, the influence of Trump and Musk, and what NATO's relative silence could mean for the negotiations Dr Cedomir Nestorovic, Professor of Geopolitics, ESSEC Business School Asia Pacific See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  • S9 · E289
    October 26 · 12 min

    AI discovers critical PHP security flaws: What it means for cybersecurity

    Researchers using artificial intelligence uncovered two serious vulnerabilities in PHP, a programming language powering an estimated 70 per cent of websites. Hairianto Diman and Andrea Heng explain how AI helped identify the flaws, why websites worldwide were temporarily shut down and what the discovery means for businesses and internet security with Teo Xiang Zheng, VP of Advisory, Ensign InfoSecurity See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  • S9 · E287
    October 25 · 10 min

    Why are Asia-Pacific freight rates rising faster than oil prices?

    Oil prices are soaring, but freight rates are climbing even faster. What's driving the surge in shipping costs, and could consumers end up paying more for everyday essentials? Hairianto Diman and Andrea Heng examine the pressures on global trade, supply chains and businesses across the region with Niki Frank, CEO, Asia Pacific, DHL Global Forwarding See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  • S9 · E286
    October 23 · 20 min

    #TalkBack: A new folding phone is over $3,000, while a Korean candy bar phone is over a thousand. As tech becomes more expensive, can you easily repair and keep?

    As smartphones get more expensive, a NielsenIQ study found that new phone sales in Singapore fell nearly 14 per cent between 2023 and 2025, while retailers reported a rise in repairs. On TalkBack, Daniel Martin spoke to Johar Alkhatib, Owner of Pronto Arigato Repair Hub, about how easy it is to repair today’s smartphones, when repairs are worth the cost, and whether Singapore needs stronger right-to-repair protections. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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