Let's Talk, Singapore
Start your day with the stories shaping Singapore — and your place in it. Join Neil Humphreys and Audrey Siek as they cover the biggest headlines, trending topics, and everyday conversations, unpacked through fresh perspectives, expert insights, and engaging discussion. From current affairs and social issues to lifestyle trends and community voices, each segment offers a different lens on what’s happening — and what’s worth your attention. And it’s not just talk — it’s your voice. Through polls, messages, and live call-ins, listeners are part of the conversation, sharing their views and shaping the discussion in real time.
Episodes
The Final Score: Giants Germany and Netherlands tumble on penalties, are 'stuttering' shootouts to blame? | 2026 FIFA World Cup
Traditional giants Germany and Netherlands were sent packing from the 2026 FIFA World Cup - succumbing to shootout defeats to Paraguay and Morocco respectively. Beyond the roulette element, was it the new age routine of 'stuttering' penalties that caused these upsets? Join Neil Humphreys & Zia-ul Raushan - LIVE every weekday at 6.50am for The Final Score only on Let's Talk Singapore | Weekdays
Singapore Unfiltered: From Road Rage to Coffeeshop Brawls - Why is Singapore so angry?
A string of viral fights has sparked debate over whether tempers in Singapore are getting shorter. Are stress, rising frustrations and social media bringing out the worst in us, or is this simply a case of a few isolated incidents going viral? PLUS Singapore football legend, Fandi Ahmad, makes a surprise appearance on this episode of Singapore Unfiltered. Join Neil Humphreys & A
Talk of the Town: Hundreds of migrant workers went unpaid. How did it happen in Singapore?
More than 400 migrant workers reportedly claimed they were owed unpaid salaries, raising difficult questions about employer accountability, worker protections and what happens when companies fail. Let’s Talk, Singapore invites Ethan Guo, Executive Director, Transient Workers Count Too (TWC2) and Ada Cheong, Communications Lead, Transient Workers Count Too (TWC2) to unpack the case, the safeg
Breakfast Bites: After-Hours Work Messages - Reply Or Ignore?
The workday may end, but for many people, the notifications don't. Whether it's a quick WhatsApp, an "urgent" email, or a late-night Teams message, many employees feel expected to stay connected long after they've logged off. But where should the line be drawn? Should workers have a genuine right to disconnect, or is being reachable simply part of modern work culture? Join Neil Humphreys & Aud
Singapore Unboxed: The new way to experience luxury
This week on Singapore Unboxed, we're looking at a global brand that's giving people a whole new reason to visit beyond shopping. As luxury labels continue expanding into lifestyle experiences, the line between retail and dining is becoming increasingly blurred. We also explore other luxury food and beverage experiences you can check out around Singapore, and why they're becoming as much about the
We Are Family: Is there really such a thing as a ‘good’ Primary school in Singapore?
As Primary 1 registration begins, parents across Singapore are once again scrambling for places in popular schools. But after years of education reforms and the belief that "every school is a good school", does choosing the 'right' primary school still matter? Let’s Talk, Singapore invites Elisha Tushara, Education Correspondent with The Straits Times on the show to explore the psycholo
Breakfast Bites: Your new name on Paynow - Love it, or hate it? NeXX & AuXXXX have their say!
Sending money with PayNow is about to become a little more personal. Instead of just a mobile number or nickname, users may now see more identifying information when making transfers. Supporters say it reduces mistakes and scams, while critics worry it comes at the expense of privacy. So is the change a welcome improvement, or does it reveal more than it should? Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Si
The Final Score: Asian drought at the World Cup continues | 2026 FIFA World Cup
Japan suffered late heartbreak as Brazil sent them packing in the round of 32 at the FIFA World cup. Australia are now the sole Asian representative remaining in the tournament, despite a record NINE Asian Nations qualifying. What does this say about the trajectory of Asian football? Join Neil Humphreys & Zia-ul Raushan - LIVE every weekday at 6.50am for The Final Score only on Let's Tal
The Final Score: It won't be coming home if England keep this up, surely? | 2026 FIFA World Cup
With England still failing to impress - despite topping their group unbeaten - we wonder if it'll still be coming home? Speaking of failing to impress, Ronaldo flatters to deceive once again. Will CR7 eventually come good consistently at the 2026 FIFA World Cup? Join Neil Humphreys & Zia-ul Raushan - LIVE every weekday at 6.50am for The Final Score only on Let's Talk Singapore | Weekdays 6-10a
Singapore Unfiltered: P1 Registration - Is there really such a thing as a ‘Good School’?
Primary 1 registration is back, and with it comes the annual scramble for places, parent volunteering and the famous 1km rule. As Singapore's birth rates fall and school intakes shrink, Let’s Talk, Singapore asks whether the race for a "good school" still matters, and what parents are really worried about. Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek — LIVE every Monday, Wednesday & Frida
Talk of the Town: Is it brand Pritam or brand Workers' Party?
After retaining Pritam Singh as secretary-general, the Workers' Party has drawn a line under months of uncertainty. But has it strengthened public confidence or raised new questions about accountability? Let’s Talk Singapore unpack the implications with Saravanan Sugumaran, Co founder & Managing Director, Morrow Intelligence. Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek - LIVE every Monday, Wed
Breakfast Bites: Should you buy gifts for your colleagues?
You've just returned from a well-earned holiday. Before anyone asks how your trip was, there's one question on everyone's mind: "What did you bring back?" Whether it's snacks from Japan, chocolates from Europe or fridge magnets nobody asked for, office souvenirs have become an unwritten workplace tradition. But is it a thoughtful gesture, an unspoken expectation, or a custom that's slowly disappea
The Final Score: Singaporean Edmund Wong makes World Cup history … courtesy of Cristiano Ronaldo! | 2026 FIFA World Cup
A Singaporean photographer has made World Cup history, as his photo was picked up and shared by Cristiano Ronaldo. How and why? Tune in to find out! Join Neil Humphreys & Zia-ul Raushan - LIVE every weekday at 6.50am for The Final Score only on Let's Talk Singapore | Weekdays 6-10amSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Singapore Unfiltered: Have Singaporeans fallen out of love with Singapore?
From Australia to Bali to New York, many Singaporeans dream of life elsewhere. But is it freedom they’re chasing, or something they feel is missing at home? Let’s Talk, Singapore speaks to ADPList CEO Felix Lee about the growing desire to go overseas, and whether Singapore is being judged too harshly.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Breakfast Bites: Is it ok to regift presents you won't use or don't like?
We've all been there. A gift arrives, you smile politely... and then wonder what on earth you're going to do with it. So, is it okay to pass it on to someone who'll actually use it? With homes getting smaller and things getting more expensive, many Singaporeans are becoming more practical about gifts. If a present isn't your cup of tea, is it fair game to regift it?See omnystudio.com/listener for
Talk of the Town: What counts as gambling in 2026?
Is it just casinos and Toto? Or do sports betting, crypto speculation, Pokémon cards and loot boxes belong in the same conversation? As the World Cup kicks off, Let’s Talk, Singapore invites Sarojini Padmanathan, Council Member, National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG) and Ms Bhavinagayatri Thinnagaran, Senior Counsellor, National Addictions Management Service (NAMS) at the In
Breakfast Bites: Why Singaporeans would rather starve than take the last piece
Do you leave it? Offer it away? Or grab it without hesitation? Let's Talk Singapore breaks down the personalities, etiquette and social dynamics behind one of Singapore's most relatable dining habits.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Singapore Unboxed: Asia Cat Expo 2026 - What has a Musical, International Stars and can cost thousands?
Singapore's largest cat-exclusive event returns for its fourth edition, bringing together cat lovers, breeders, groomers, welfare groups and international guests. Let's Talk, Singapore unbox the highlights and what visitors can expect this year.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
We Are Family!: Tampines' new playground isn’t about disability. It’s about belonging
Featuring Singapore's first wheelchair-accessible slide, the new Magical Bridge playground is more than just a place to play. It's sparking conversations about empathy, disability and the invisible struggles many families face every day. Let’s Talk, Singapore invites Olenka Villarreal, Founder & CEO, Magical Bridge Foundation, Siti Sarah Mohd Jamil, an MOE staff, and mother of Mohd
The Final Score: Which country has the best football fans? | 2026 FIFA World Cup
The footballers have shown up, and so have the fans! Dubbed the "the greatest show on Earth" due to its unparalleled global reach and intense, multi-nation cultural impact - The FIFA World Cup has brought stories of fandom and fervour to the fore. But which country has THE BEST fans? Our picks might surprise you! Join Neil Humphreys & Zia-ul Raushan - LIVE every weekday at 6.50am for The Final
Talk of the Town: Can Singapore Grow Without Leaving Nature Behind? 🐒
Singapore may be known as a city skyline, but it’s also home to some incredible wildlife and the people working behind the scenes to protect it. From endangered species breeding programmes to rainforest restoration and educating the next generation, what role does conservation really play in a modern city like ours? Join us as we speak to Dr. Cheng Wen-Haur, Deputy CEO of Life Sciences and C
Miss Tam Chiak | Singapore Unfiltered: Are cyclists becoming a problem in Singapore?
Every week seems to bring another headline involving cyclists and road users. Are cyclists becoming more reckless, or is Singapore struggling to adapt to a future with more bicycles? Let’s Talk, Singapore dive into the facts, statistics and latest incidents. STOMP'S Maureen Ow also known as famous food blogger Miss Tam Chiak joins the conversation. Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek &mdas
The Final Score: Ronaldo finds his scoring touch, but England fire blanks | 2026 FIFA World Cup
Ronaldo made history - becoming the FIRST player to score in SIX editions of the FIFA World Cup - grabbing two goals as Portugal smashed Uzbekistan 5-0. For England though, the hype train hit a speed bump as they drew 0-0 with Ghana. Is it still coming home? Join Neil Humphreys & Zia-ul Raushan - LIVE every weekday at 6.50am for The Final Score only on Let's Talk Singapore | Weekdays 6-10amSee
Breakfast Bites: Congrats, you got a raise! What would make you happy?
Let's say you feel you've been a stellar employee the past year. You've hit your targets, taken on extra responsibilities, and delivered a strong year at work. Then comes appraisal season. So what's a raise you'd actually be happy with? We hear from our listeners, and share some stats with you to help you calibrate your expectations.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Singapore Unboxed: Your Soundtrack To July
This week on Singapore Unboxed, we're looking at a month-long celebration built around a music genre that's influenced everything from pop and hip-hop to film soundtracks and lounge music. While some people think it's only for serious music lovers, this event is showing just how accessible and diverse it can be. We also delve into other exciting event you can check out around the island right now!
Breakfast Bites: QR code, order yourself - Is it still fair to charge 10% service at restaurants?
Scan a QR code. Order from your phone. Pay digitally. In many restaurants today, customers are doing more of the work themselves, yet the 10% service charge remains. As dining becomes increasingly automated, are Singaporeans still getting the service they're paying for? Or is it time to rethink the charge altogether?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
We Are Family: IMDA eases dialect rules as Teochew-language movie 'Dear You' sparks debate
A Teochew-language film has reignited debate over Singapore's decades-old dialect policies. Have dialects become a threat, a forgotten heritage, or something worth preserving? Let’s Talk, Singapore invites Ng Wei Kai, Correspondent, SPH Media and Goh Yan Han, Assistant News Editor, SPH Media to discuss identity, culture, family and whether old language policies still make sense today.Se
The Final Score: ✨ Messi makes history, Ronaldo are you watching? 👀 | 2026 FIFA World Cup
Lionel Messi became the outright top score in FIFA World Cup history - notching 2 goals against Austria to take his tournament tally to 18 goals in 6 editions. Undisputed GOAT? Surely...but don't tell Cristiano Ronaldo! Join Neil Humphreys & Zia-ul Raushan - LIVE every weekday at 6.50am for The Final Score only on Let's Talk Singapore | Weekdays 6-10amSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy in
The Final Score: Gianni Infantino's private jet & 'puzzling' rule change | 2026 FIFA World Cup
Gianni Infantino is no surprise to bad headlines - but his extensive use of private jet travel during the ongoing FIFA World Cup has drawn criticism from environmental groups, who accuse football’s world governing body of ignoring climate concerns amid a heavily expanded tournament schedule. Plus, a puzzling rule change that has gone under the radar. What is it? Tune in to find out! Join Nei
Singapore Unfiltered: If Singapore is so prosperous, why are people sleeping in airports?
Changi Airport welcomes millions of visitors each year. But behind the crowds and duty-free shops are Singaporeans who spend nights there with nowhere else to go. Let's Talk, Singapore explores hidden homelessness, family breakdown and whether rough sleeping is more common than many realise with Melvinderpal Singh Ishar, Deputy News Editor, SPH Media.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy informa
Talk of the Town: Can Singapore Still Cash In On The World Cup?
The FIFA World Cup is one of the biggest commercial events on the planet, generating billions in spending and marketing activity every four years. But what does that mean for businesses in Singapore? James Walton, Sports Business Group Leader for APAC and Southeast Asia at Deloitte, joins us to discuss the business of the World Cup, the brands betting big on football fever, and whether this year's
Breakfast Bites: Be honest. Do you watch World Cup at work?
The World Cup comes once every four years, but deadlines don't stop for football. Is it acceptable to stream matches at work, sneak a look at scores during meetings, or come in tired after a late-night game? We ask where Singaporeans draw the line between passion and professionalism.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Breakfast Bites: What do the Dads really want on Father's Day?
Lots of us are celebrating a big weekend: Father's Day is here, and we asked a simple question with surprisingly complicated answers: What do dads really want? Is it some peace and quiet, a heartfelt meal with family, or a day out with friends? We unpack the poll results and what makes our loving dads feel truly appreciated. And of course.... a little surprise is in store for the Let's Talk Daddie
Singapore Unfiltered: Do grades matter too much in Singapore?
This week on Singapore Unfiltered, we're diving into a story about a Singaporean who was rejected by local universities but went on to earn a PhD from Harvard has reignited a debate about opportunity and meritocracy. Do grades matter too much in Singapore? Does our education system do enough to identify potential beyond academic results? And when opportunities are limited, how do we decide wh
Talk of the Town: Gavin Lee on raising a child and leading a nation
He's one of Singapore's youngest national team coaches and a new father. Gavin Lee reflects on the pressures of leading the Lions, the lessons passed down from his father, and what he hopes to leave behind for Singapore football and for his family. Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek - LIVE every Monday, Wednesday & Friday at 7.20am for Talk of the Town!See omnystudio.com/listener for privac
The Final Score: Can USA really win the tournament? | 2026 FIFA World Cup
Buoyed by home support and off to a winning start on MD1, can the Mauricio Pochettino led USA defy the odds to have a fairytale run at the 2026 FIFA World Cup? The best historical United States men's performance in the tournament was a third-place finish at the inaugural tournament in 1930. In the modern era, the best performance was reaching the quarter-finals in 2002. Join Neil Humphreys & Z
Singapore Unboxed: The Experience Putting Singapore Fans In The Driver's Seat
This week on Singapore Unboxed, we're looking at a world-famous attraction that's finally making its way to Singapore. It's packed with iconic moments, legendary names and plenty of opportunities for visitors to experience what it feels like to be part of something usually reserved for an elite few. We're also exploring why fans are increasingly drawn to immersive experiences, how Singapore contin
We Are Family!: Will Singaporeans live to 100… and what happens if we do?
Singapore's life expectancy has reached a new high. But as we add years to life, are we adding life to those years? Let’s Talk, Singapore invites Susana Harding, Senior Director of the International Longevity Centre Singapore (ILC-S), Tsao Foundation to discuss healthy ageing, retirement, friendships, caregiving and the future of growing old in Singapore. Join Neil Humphreys &
The Final Score: Kane-inspired England off to a winning start; Ronaldo blanks as Portugal draw | 2026 FIFA World Cup
Harry Kane bagged a brace as England beat Croatia 4-2 to get their 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign off to a winning start. But no rejoice for Ronaldo who blanked in Portugal's 1-1 draw against DR Congo - a day after his nemesis Lionel Messi stunned the world with a sublime hat-trick in Argentina's opener against Algeria. Join Neil Humphreys & Zia-ul Raushan - LIVE every weekday at 6.50am for The
Breakfast Bites: Let's settle this - Is it soccer, or football? ⚽
The World Cup is here, which means it's time for one of sport's oldest arguments. Is it soccer or football? Why do different countries use different names, and what do Singaporeans actually call it? Pick a side and join the debate. Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek - LIVE every weekday at 7.05am for Breakfast BitesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Miss Tam Chiak | Singapore Unfiltered: A bucket down the chute?! What's wrong with our rubbish habits?
A bucket down the rubbish chute. A mattress left beside the bin. Someone stuffing bulky items where they clearly don't belong. For a nation that prides itself on cleanliness, Singaporeans seem to have a surprisingly complicated relationship with our rubbish chutes. This week on Singapore Unfiltered, we're talking rubbish — quite literally. STOMP'S Maureen Ow also known as famous food blogger
Talk of the Town: Are we asking too much of the people building Singapore?
From housing estates to MRT lines, migrant workers play a vital role in shaping modern Singapore. As construction activity ramps up and demand for labour remains strong, there more than 1.2 million Work Permit holders in the country. But, are we doing enough to support the workers behind the nation's growth? Let’s Talk, Singapore speaks with Koh Xiao Ying, Director for Foreign Manpower Manag
The Final Score: Are 'hydration breaks' ruining the beautiful game? | 2026 FIFA World Cup
It isn't just the scores and the stars who have been in the spotlight at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Enforced hydration breaks midway through each 45-minute half has caused much uproar, not because of the actual reason - player welfare. But rather for the ads that run during these 3-minute stoppages. Commercials over football? Why are hydration breaks turning the World Cup into an American show? Join
Breakfast Bites: What are fair waiting fees for private hire vehicles, if at all?
You’re almost ready. Just one more minute. Maybe two. But while you're scrambling for your keys or waiting for the lift, the meter could already be ticking. Waiting fees for private-hire rides are becoming a growing point of frustration for both passengers and drivers. So what's actually a fair amount to pay? How long is too long to keep your driver waiting, and who should be more understand
Breakfast Bites: Should Singaporeans support another team at the 2026 FIFA World Cup?
Singapore may not be at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, but that hasn’t stopped fans from picking sides. Whether it’s backing a favourite player, following a family tradition, supporting the underdog, or simply choosing the team with the best vibes. So who should Singaporeans be cheering for this tournament and what makes us adopt a team that isn’t our own? Join Neil Humphreys &am
The Final Score: Can Singapore learn from Cape Verde, who held tournament favourites Spain to a stalemate? | 2026 FIFA World Cup
Cape Verde stunned tournament favourites Spain - holding them to a 0-0 draw in the World Cup opener. Could that serve as inspiration for an island-nation like Singapore too? Minister Edwin Tong weighs in on The Final Score together Neil and Raushan! Join Neil Humphreys & Zia-ul Raushan - LIVE every weekday at 6.50am for The Final Score only on Let's Talk Singapore | Weekdays 6-10amSee omnystud
Singapore Unboxed: Reigniting the 'kampung spirit' through World Cup 2026 Live Screenings
Can Minister Edwin Tong crack the clues? In this edition of Singapore Unboxed, Let’s Talk, Singapore puts him in the hot seat before revealing Singapore's FIFA World Cup 2026 community screenings. We also chat about football memories, kampung spirit and why some moments are simply meant to be shared.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Ask the Minister: We know Edwin Tong the Minister, but what about the man?
He's usually the one answering questions in Parliament... But this time, Edwin Tong, Minister for Law and Second Minister for Home Affairs, answers yours. In this special segment, listeners take charge with questions ranging from football and community to personal stories and guilty pleasures.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
We Are Family!: Are Singaporean Fathers becoming better Dads than their own Fathers?
Modern fathers are expected to do it all. But are expectations growing faster than support? Let’s Talk, Singapore and Minister for Law and Second Minister for Home Affairs Edwin Tong speak to Yuen Chee Onn, Chief Advocate at the Centre for Fathering, about masculinity, fatherhood and the invisible struggles many dads carry.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Singapore Unfiltered: Is Singapore becoming a nation of greedy scalpers?
A viral flower exhibition has sparked a much bigger conversation. From concert tickets and collectibles to limited-edition merchandise, it seems like almost everything can end up on the resale market these days. Have Singaporeans become too quick to buy things just to flip them for profit? Is scalping simply smart business or is it making it harder for genuine fans to enjoy the things they love? B
Ask Benjamin: Getting to know Benjamin 'Miyagi' Lee
He's usually the one asking the questions, but this time, the spotlight is on Benjamin 'Miyagi' Lee. Listeners get to know the man behind the mic in this special edition of Ask Benjamin.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Talk of the Town: If the world stopped feeding Singapore, would we be ready?
Singapore imports more than 90% of its food, and the country's ambitious 30 by 30 food goal has now been revised. Was the target unrealistic from the start, or are we asking the wrong questions about food security? Let’s Talk, Singapore invites William Haandrikman, Managing Director Fairmont Singapore and Swissôtel The Stamford and Crystal Low, CEO of Boon Teck to unpack the realities
Breakfast Bites: Is 2 years too long for National Service?
For generations of Singaporean men, National Service has been a rite of passage. But in a world that’s changing faster than ever, posing the question if two years is still the right amount of time. Could NS be shorter? Should it stay exactly as it is? Or is the real value of NS about more than just the number of months served? We revisit one of Singapore’s favourite kopi tiam debates a
The Final Score: Japan leave it late to rescue a point against Netherlands | 2026 FIFA World Cup
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is in full flow, as the group stages games come thick and fast. And it was Daichi Kamada who was the man of the hour - rescuing a point late on for Japan in their Group F opener. So, which team will go further in the tournament - Netherlands or the Blue Samurais? Join Neil Humphreys & Zia-ul Raushan - LIVE every weekday at 6.50am for The Final Score only on Let's Talk S
Ask Kelly: Kelly Latimer Gets in the Hot Seat
She’s interviewed athletes, hosted live broadcasts and helped grow Singapore’s sports media scene. Now, it’s her turn to face the questions. Join Kelly Latimer, TV presenter and partner at The Sports Arina for a candid and fun conversation driven entirely by you.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Ask Colette: Colette Wong Answers YOUR Questions!
No scripts. No game plan. Just your questions. Sports presenter Colette Wong steps into the hot seat as we put your burning questions to her. Expect candid stories, surprising answers and a peek behind the curtain of life as one of Singapore's most recognisable sports broadcasters.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Singapore Unfiltered: What Does A Healthy Employer-Helper Relationship Look Like?
Recent theft cases involving domestic helpers have sparked difficult conversations in Singapore. But with more than 300,000 foreign domestic workers caring for children, elderly parents and households every day, how should trust and boundaries coexist? From handing over house keys to relying on them for childcare, where should families draw the line between trust, responsibility and oversight? And
Talk of the Town: Will Singapore ever qualify for the World Cup?
For generations of football fans, it has been the ultimate dream: seeing Singapore compete on the biggest stage in world football. But with the gap between regional hopefuls and global powerhouses growing wider, how realistic is that ambition today? We speak to former Singapore international and coach Shasi Kumar about the state of local football, what needs to change, and whether a World Cup appe
Breakfast Bites: When should parents stop paying the bills?
University fees, phone bills, transport, even that daily coffee run — at what point should young adults start footing the bill for themselves? While some parents see financial independence as an important life lesson, others believe supporting their children for longer sets them up for success. Colette Wong, Singaporean TV host, and Sports Anchor joins Let's Talk, Singapore as a special gues
The Final Score: 2 goals, 3 red cards and 80 thousand fans as Mexico get the party started! | 2026 FIFA World Cup
Mexico got the World Cup party started as the co-hosts beat South Africa 2-0 - in a pulsating opener that saw THREE red cards. So does this now set the the tone for the tournament? Deepanraj Ganesan joins Neil and Raushan from Mexico City to tell us more! Join Neil Humphreys & Zia-ul Raushan - LIVE every weekday at 6.50am for The Final Score only on Let's Talk Singapore | Weekdays 6-10amSee om
Singapore Unboxed: Your June Holiday Movie Guide 🎞️
This week on Singapore Unboxed, we're looking at a long-awaited animated sequel that's reconnecting audiences with some very familiar characters. While kids may be meeting them for the first time, plenty of adults are discovering they're just as excited for the movie as their children. We're also exploring why childhood favourites continue to dominate the box office, how family entertainment has e
We Are Family!: If the Arts matter, why are they struggling?
With Pangdemonium set to close at the end of 2026, questions are being asked about the future of the arts in Singapore. Actors Zachary Pang and Coco Wang Ling discuss whether Singaporeans can still build meaningful careers in the arts, how audience attitudes are changing, and what gives them hope for the next generation of creatives. Kelly Latimer, TV presenter and partner at The Sports Arin
Breakfast Bites: Is Pickleball too loud?
It’s one of the fastest-growing sports in Singapore, but not everyone is a fan of the distinctive pop-pop-pop sound coming from the courts. As pickleball continues to attract players of all ages, complaints about noise are also becoming more common in some communities. So is the sport getting an unfair reputation, or is pickleball really louder than it needs to be? We serve up both sides of
The Final Score: Kylian Mbappe's France to rule the roost? | 2026 FIFA World Cup
Finalists in 2022 and champions of the world twice, will front runners France - led by the mercurial Kylian Mbappe - rise to the occasion to rule the roost at the 2026 FIFA World Cup? If not them, then who? The Final Score sets the scene ahead of the BIG kick-off! Join Neil Humphreys & Zia-ul Raushan - LIVE every weekday at 6.50am for The Final Score only on Let's Talk Singapore | Weekday
Miss Tam Chiak | Singapore Unfiltered: Why do Singaporeans complain about everything?
As Singaporeans, we’ve got plenty of traits that unite us. But an unusual one that many of us are probably guilty of has got to be the issue of ‘complaining’. Just recently, power washing artist Marcus Pang went viral after he was reported for creatively cleaning sections of dirty concrete by an SMRT train staff. That’s even as the police confirmed he had done nothing illeg
Talk of the Town: Why does nature keep being compromised in Singapore?
The illegal clearing of saplings at Lower Peirce sparked outrage across Singapore. But beyond the headlines lies a deeper question: Have Singaporeans truly become more invested in nature, or do we only notice our greenery when it's threatened? N. Sivasothi, Senior lecturer at the NUS Dept of Sciences AKA "Otterman” joins Let’s Talk, Singapore, as they explore conservation, citizen stew
Breakfast Bites: When you travel, how long does it take for you to need local food again?
The holiday might be amazing, the sights unforgettable and the food delicious but for many Singaporeans, there comes a point when the cravings kick in. Maybe it's chicken rice, prata, laksa or just a proper kopi. So how long can you survive overseas before you start dreaming about local food? And what is the first thing you eat when you land back in Singapore?See omnystudio.com/listener for privac
The Final Score: Will Mo Salah's Egypt be one of the dark horses? | 2026 FIFA World Cup
Everyone loves an underdog story. France in 1998. South Korea in 2002. Morocco 2022. So who will surprise as at the FIFA World Cup in 2026? Could Mo Salah's Egypt be one of the dark horses? Or even Asian powerhouses Japan? Join Neil Humphreys & Zia-ul Raushan - LIVE every weekday at 6.50am for The Final Score only on Let's Talk Singapore | Weekdays 6-10amSee omnystudio.com/listener for p
Singapore Unboxed: What are we looking forward to this World Cup Season?
This week on Singapore Unboxed, we're diving into a collaboration that's bringing together two global obsessions: food and sport. Expect exclusive collectibles, limited-edition merchandise, special experiences and plenty of fans trying to complete a full set before it disappears. We also dive into other exciting experiences, promotions and activities happening around Singapore this World Cup seaso
Breakfast Bites: How important is it to know your mother tongue?
From awkward conversations with grandparents to struggling to order food in anything other than English, many Singaporeans have a complicated relationship with their mother tongue. Some use it every day, while others only dust it off during family gatherings or festive seasons. So how important is being able to speak your mother tongue and what do we gain or lose when it starts to fade from everyd
The Final Score: Neymar’s return; good or bad for Brazil? | 2026 FIFA World Cup
Back in the Brazil squad for the first time since 2023, Neymar's inclusion in Carlo Ancelotti's 2026 FIFA World Cup squad received much fanfare. But with the tournament now just days away, the 34-year old is struggling for fitness - with reports emerging that he has yet to train with the rest of the team. So was it the right decision to call him up? Join Neil Humphreys & Zia-ul Raushan - LIVE
We Are Family!: Do children with special needs belong in mainstream schools?
For children with special educational needs, choosing the right school environment is one of the most important decisions a family can make. While some students thrive in mainstream classrooms, others may benefit from more specialised support. As Singapore continues to expand pathways for inclusive education, how should parents weigh the different options available and what factors matter most whe
Singapore Unfiltered: Do Singaporeans care about our greenery?
Singapore is known as a City in Nature, with parks, nature reserves and green corridors woven into everyday life. But ongoing investigation into the unauthorised clearing of trees planted under a greening initiative has reignited questions about how much Singaporeans value our natural spaces. In a city where land is scarce and development pressures are constant, how committed are we to protecting
Talk of the Town: How do you raise an elite athlete in Singapore?
Behind every elite athlete is often a family making countless sacrifices that few people ever see. From early morning training sessions and overseas competitions to balancing school, finances and expectations, what does it really take to support a child chasing sporting excellence? Ahead of the World Cup and with global sporting dreams capturing attention once again, we speak to the mothers of som
Breakfast Bites: How much are you willing to spend on a party?
A simple gathering can quickly turn into a surprisingly expensive affair. Whether it’s a child’s birthday, a baby shower, a wedding, or even a housewarming, the pressure to host a memorable celebration can come with a hefty price tag. So where do you draw the line? Is it worth splurging for the experience, or have parties become more about keeping up appearances than having a good time
The Final Score: Will Kane finally deliver at a major tournament for England? | 2026 FIFA World Cup
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