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
Singapore Unfiltered: With 9.4 billion already in projected revenue, how long before COE hits $200,0000?
Singapore's COE system could be in for a major shake-up, with proposals to merge Categories A and B and introduce rebates or surcharges based on car value. But with COE premiums hovering around S$130,000, will these changes make car ownership more affordable, or simply change who pays more? And do they go far enough to address the bigger issues driving COE prices? We speak with Kwee Neng Say, vete
Talk of the Town: From nearly retiring to Asian Games Gold Tiffany Teo shares her MMA story
How does a girl who once hated PE end up becoming an MMA champion? Let’s Talk, Singapore is joined by Tiffany Teo as she opens up about the highs, lows and doubts that shaped her journey, including the years when she questioned whether she should continue fighting. Alongside her husband and coach Sim Kai Xiong, she shares what it took to rebuild her career, their relationship thro
Breakfast Bites: How closely do you monitor your home renovation?
During a renovation, it's not unusual for several different workers to enter your home over the course of a day. Do you keep track of everyone, or trust the process? We discuss where you draw the line between being careful and being overly cautious. Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek LIVE every weekday at 7.05am for Breakfast Bites.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Final Score: Max Verstappen dominates the Singapore Grand Prix; Paul Pogba on City's pending charges
Red Bull's Max Verstappen ruled the roost at the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix, completing a clean sweep - winning the Sprint Race on Saturday, clinching pole shortly after and then cashing in with a dominant display to win his FIRST race at the Marina Bay Street Circuit. Also spotted at the night race was former Manchester United star Paul Pogba, who shared his thoughts on City's pending charges.&nbs
Singapore Unfiltered: US Skateboarder at Henderson Waves | Are we too rigid with rules in Singapore?
An American skateboarder has sparked controversy after filming himself performing tricks at Henderson Waves, even climbing over a safety railing to attempt a daring stunt. While some have criticised him for disregarding local rules and public safety, others see a talented skateboarder simply having fun. Are Singaporeans too obsessed with following the rules, or is our respect for them what makes S
Unusual Jobs: Can you make a living as a Professional Wrestler in Singapore?
Professional wrestling might seem like an unusual career choice in Singapore, but Greg Ho has spent years trying to build a sustainable wrestling industry here. The professional wrestler and founder of Grapplemax takes Let’s Talk, Singapore behind the scenes of a career most people never imagine having in Singapore. From leaving a corporate career and training overseas to the physical realit
Breakfast Bites: How would you deal with noisy neighbours?
The music's too loud. The furniture keeps scraping across the floor. Or the kids are running around long after bedtime. Living close to other people means a certain amount of noise is unavoidable. But when does it become too much? We discuss how you'd handle one of the most common neighbourhood frustrations. Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek LIVE every weekday at 7.05am for Breakfast Bites.See
The Final Score: Who will win the Singapore Grand Prix… and the Liverpool-Manchester City blockbuster?
What are the odds that we’d have two of the most significant sports events on the same day. At home, we’ve got the Singapore Grand Prix. In England, Manchester City have been found guilty of financial doping and must head to the Anfield cauldron of Liverpool. Who will prevail? Will haze ruin the GP race? Will Liverpool make Man City see red? Fear not. Neil Humphreys and Zia-ul Raushan
Singapore Unboxed: Benjamin Kheng and Nathan Hartono tell us What's in The Box!
Something homegrown is stepping into the spotlight today, after first making its debut last year. It’s funny, a little unconventional and involves plenty of big personalities, physical chaos and people chasing some pretty ambitious dreams. But what exactly is it? Can Audrey piece together the clues and work out what we’ve boxed up this week? And once she does, there might just be anoth
We Are Family!: Run For Inclusion 2026 - What does true inclusion mean?
For 12 years, Run For Inclusion has brought Persons with Special Needs, caregivers, volunteers and the wider community together through sport. But what does meaningful inclusion actually look like beyond simply sharing the same space? Ahead of Run For Inclusion 2026, Let’s Talk, Singapore speaks to Ong Meng Hong, Chairperson of Runninghour Co-operative, and Romain Lafarguette, a Running Guid
The Final Score: Is Ronaldo at risk of tarnishing his undisputed legacy?
Lionel Messi got the farewell every football legend dreams of. Cristiano Ronaldo got embroiled in a very public fallout with his national team coach. While Messi celebrated an emotional final chapter in Buenos Aires, Ronaldo accused Jorge Jesus of an “absolute breach of trust”. For a player whose legacy is already undisputed, could this be an unnecessary blemish? Join Neil Humphreys &a
Breakfast Bites: You witness two people fighting in public. What do you do?
It's one of those situations nobody expects to find themselves in. If you witnessed two people fighting in public, what would your first instinct be? We discuss whether you'd step in, call for help, or stay back, and what factors would influence your decision. Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek LIVE every weekday at 7.05am for Breakfast Bites.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Singapore Unfiltered: Where do you draw the line on food hygiene when eating out?
A worker at a food stall in Woodlands MRT has gone viral after being filmed using a bare finger to spread what appeared to be butter on slices of bread. So where do we actually draw the line on food hygiene when eating out? And how much of it is simply out of sight, out of mind? Join Let's Talk, Singapore as they discuss what food preparation practices they are personally willing to accept an
The Final Score: Is Harry Kane England's GREATEST ever player, and will anyone deny him the Ballon d’Or?
Harry Kane is running out of records to break. Two more goals against Czechia took him to 91 for England, while his 125th cap moved him level with Peter Shilton. But the England captain isn’t done yet. With 50 goals for club and country in 2026 and the Ballon d’Or just weeks away, is Kane now England’s greatest ever...and will anyone stop him taking the crown?Join Neil Humphreys
Breakfast Bites: Driverless cars are coming to SG. How safe would you feel in one?
Singapore is moving closer to a future where driverless vehicles are part of the transport network. Would you happily take a ride or do you still want a human in the driver's seat? We explore the promise of autonomous vehicles and the concerns that still make many people hesitate. Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek LIVE every weekday at 7.05am for Breakfast Bites.See omnystudio.com/listener for
The Final Score: Takeaways from Sepang ahead of Singapore Grand Prix | Formula 1
A rain-hit weekend, technical problems and furore surrounding the fan experience all made the Bahrain Grand Prix held in Sepang one to remember. We unpack the biggest talking points from the race weekend, including Verstappen's long-awaited first win of the season, Lewis Hamilton's impressive podium finish, and what it was like for fans on the ground amid the chaos. And, as the F1 circus heads to
Singapore Unboxed: Singapore's newest race experience isn't at the race track…
You don't need to be at the Singapore Grand Prix circuit to get a taste of race week. Orchard Paddock 2026 brings racing, entertainment, food and interactive experiences to Orchard Road, including a chance to win a $218,000 car.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
We Are Family: Sheikh Haikel opens up about his cancer journey and family
After initially dismissing rectal bleeding as piles, Sheikh Haikel was eventually diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer that had spread to his liver. He joins Let’s Talk, Singapore with his wife Anna Belle Francis to talk about what happened, how their family navigated the diagnosis and treatment, and what his experience can teach us about listening to our bodies and seeking medical atte
Breakfast Bites: You realised you were overcharged. What do you do?
You check the receipt and realise you've been charged more than you should have. Do you go back and ask for your money, let it go because it's only a few dollars, or wonder if it's even worth the hassle? We ask what you'd do, and whether there's a minimum amount that's worth chasing. Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek LIVE every weekday at 7.05am for Breakfast Bites.See omnystudio.com/listener
Singapore Unfiltered: Could conflict in the Middle East put Singapore at risk?
Singapore Airlines and Scoot have extended cancellations of flights to the Middle East until December as the geopolitical situation remains volatile. For Singapore, the concerns go beyond disrupted travel. As a global aviation and business hub, how exposed are we when conflict escalates elsewhere? Could heightened tensions increase the risk of terrorism or other security threats here? How safe is
Talk of the Town: They lost their daughter to DIPG. Now they're fighting for other children
Linda Ong and Johnson Loo lost their daughter Natasha to DIPG, a rare and aggressive childhood brain tumour, when she was just seven years old. After travelling overseas in search of clinical trials and treatment options, the family eventually turned their grief into action by co-founding DIPG Alliance. They join Let’s Talk, Singapore to share Natasha's story, their search for hope, the real
Breakfast Bites: How worried are you about fake reviews?
From restaurants and hotels to online shopping, reviews shape many of the choices we make. But as fake reviews become more common, are you starting to trust them less? We discuss how much confidence you still have in online ratings, and whether they're becoming harder to believe. Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek LIVE every weekday at 7.05am for Breakfast Bites.See omnystudio.com/listener for
The Final Score: Do you want Manchester City’s ‘kelong’ trophies and medals?
It’s the question football fans are asking themselves in Singapore. If Manchester City’s titles are taken away, should they be scrapped or given to the clubs that finished second? Would Liverpool, Manchester United and Chelsea supporters want tarnished trophies so many years later? And would the players want the medals? It’s a heated discussion in the football community right now
Singapore Unfiltered: Public transport fares are going up 7% - Is that too much?
Singapore’s public transport fares will rise by 7% from 26 December, with adult commuters paying 12 to 13 cents more per bus or train journey. But beyond the fare hike itself, there is a bigger question to unpack… how much should Singaporeans actually pay for public transport? Let’s Talk, Singapore looks at why fares are rising, who bears the cost, how much the Government subsid
Breakfast Bites: If you drop your food should the restaurant replace it?
You’ve just bought your food, taken a few bites and then… oops, it’s on the floor. Would you expect the stall or restaurant to replace it, ask nicely but not expect anything, or simply accept that it’s your own problem? Let's Talk, Singapore put this everyday dining dilemma to the Breakfast Bites test. Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek LIVE every weekday at 7.05am for
Unusual Jobs: You're paid to make people laugh. But what happens when you're not happy?
Being a professional clown might sound like a joke, but for Vivien Goh, it's been a career spanning more than three decades. Better known as Sweetheart the Clown, she shares how she stumbled into the profession in 1995 and went on to build her own entertainment company, Zephyhdom. Together with Let’s Talk, Singapore, they explore what professional clowning actually involves, the art of ventr
The Final Score: It’s over for the Singapore Lions … and Cristiano Ronaldo, too?
Neil Humphreys and Zia-ul Raushan predicted a victory for the Singapore Lions against Malaysia. Audrey Siek went with a draw. In the end, they were all wrong. Nobody expected the Lions to get hammered 6-0 - their worst defeat against their Causeway rivals at senior level since 1978. In a candid interview, Coach Gavin Lee explains what went wrong. Meanwhile, will Audrey continue to ‘stand by
Singapore Unboxed: One hour to prove you're the smartest (and luckiest) in the room
You might know the answer. But can you get it right quickly? You might have a great idea. But can you convince your team? Let’s Talk, Singapore explores an experience where different challenges put knowledge, reactions, strategy and teamwork to the test. Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek LIVE every Tuesday and Thursday at 8.15am for Singapore Unboxed.See omnystudio.com/listener for
We Are Family: Why parents in Singapore need more than financial support
What if one of the biggest pressures facing parents is something money cannot buy: time and energy? Singapore is putting more support behind families, from greater financial help and cheaper preschool to more childcare leave. But amid the latest push to make parenthood more manageable, are we paying enough attention to how exhausted parents actually are? On We Are Family!, Elysa Chen, Executi
Breakfast Bites: Dopamine Sites - Have You Heard of Them?
They look like shopping sites, dating apps or social media platforms, but they're not real. So-called "dopamine sites" are designed to simulate addictive online experiences, keeping users clicking without offering anything tangible in return. We ask whether they're a clever form of entertainment or another example of our growing dependence on instant gratification. Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey
Final Score: What makes the Singapore-Malaysia football rivalry so special
As the Singapore Lions prepare to face off against Causeway rivals Malaysia in their must-win clash in the FIFA Asean Cup,, Neil Humphreys asks former Lions Daniel Bennett and Lionel Lewis - and Singapore football fans - to explain why Singapore-Malaysia matches are always so special. Meanwhile, Zia-ul Raushan sits down with Lions star Safuwan Baharudin to preview the FIFA ASEAN Cup bl
Singapore Unfiltered: AI Crocodile Hoax | Are we too casual about AI content we create?
A 30-year-old man allegedly created an AI image of a crocodile at Pandan Reservoir, triggering a real-world response that saw water activities suspended and public resources deployed. As AI makes convincing fakes easier than ever to create, are we taking enough responsibility for what we put into the world? Should there be a higher barrier to using AI generation tools, and if you create something
Talk of the Town: Your Condo Has Defects Years Later. Who Foots the Bill?
A cracked facade, water seepage or falling concrete can emerge years after a condominium is completed. But by then, the developer or contractor responsible may no longer exist, leaving Management Corporation Strata Title (MCSTs) with limited options and potentially millions of dollars in repair costs. So when defects emerge long after the keys have been handed over, who is legally responsible, how
Breakfast Bites: Would you ever have a "Food Divorce"?
You love sushi. Your partner can't stand it. Rather than arguing over where to eat, some couples are choosing to go their separate ways at mealtimes. We discuss whether "food divorce" is a sign of modern relationships becoming more flexible, or whether eating together is something worth holding on to. Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek LIVE every weekday at 7.05am for Breakfast Bites.See omnyst
The Final Score: Silver star Loh Kean Yew ‘happy’ to make Singapore history
Loh Kean Yew has made his baby boy - and his country - proud at the Asian Games. The Singaporean shuttler also made history in different ways. He’s the first Singaporean to reach an Asiad badminton final. He lost the men’s singles Thailand’s world No. 1 Kunlavut Vitidsarn, but that means that neither China nor Indonesia were represented in the final for the first time. 
Singapore Unboxed: What do bricks, kids and racing have in common?
A simple pile of bricks, a little imagination and a race against the clock. Let’s Talk, Singapore uncover a free weekend activity where kids can get hands-on and build their very own LEGO race car at participating Toys“R”Us outlets across Singapore, running every weekend until 25 October. Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek LIVE every Tuesday and Thursday at 8.15am for Singapor
The Final Score: Will Liverpool-born Perry Ng make a big difference for Singapore Lions?
Perry Ng was born in Liverpool. He was a British citizen. But he had a Singaporean grandfather and lots of Singaporean family still here. Last week, he received his Singapore citizenship. And he could play for the Lions at the Asian Cup. Lions legend Aleksandar Đuric told Neil Humphreys why Perry Ng will be a great addition to Singapore football. Join Neil Humphreys & Zia-ul Raushan - LI
We Are Family!: He walked away from SIA to become a stay-home Dad
He left SIA to become a stay-home Dad Nicholas Sim spent almost a decade flying with Singapore Airlines before leaving to become the primary caregiver for his son while his wife continued flying. Let’s Talk, Singapore speaks to him about the exhaustion, financial realities, changing relationship dynamics and why being a stay-home dad is far from the easy life some people imagine.
Breakfast Bites: Can you ask for your money back after a break-up?
You spent a lot of money on someone you were dating. Holidays, gifts, maybe even helped pay for something big. Then the relationship ends. Can you ask for your money back, or should you accept that it's gone? Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek LIVE every weekday at 7.05am for Breakfast Bites.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Singapore Unfiltered: MRT Seat Dispute - Are we too entitled to other people’s consideration?
A woman went viral after calling out a man who appeared to expect her to give up her MRT seat for his wife, despite being seated himself. It raises a bigger question about everyday courtesy: when does expecting others to be considerate cross over into entitlement? From giving up seats to holding lifts and giving way, we discuss how much consideration we should really expect from the people ar
Talk of the Town: Meet Kareen Kaur, Singapore’s teenage Formula 4 racing driver
Singapore is home to one of Formula 1’s most famous races, but what does it actually take for a young Singaporean to become a racing driver? At just 16, Kareen Kaur has already progressed from karting to Formula 4 and recently participated in the F1 Academy Rookie Test in Spain. Let’s Talk, Singapore invites Kareen on the show to discuss how she discovered motorsport at nine, the train
Breakfast Bites: Is Singapore a good place to be vegetarian or vegan?
Whether you've given up meat completely or are simply trying to eat less of it, finding suitable food can be easier in some places than others. We discuss how Singapore stacks up, what it's like eating out, and whether enough options are available. Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek LIVE every weekday at 7.05am for Breakfast Bites.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Final Score: Should Manchester City be relegated for cheating?
Manchester City have been found guilty of more than a hundred charges related to breaches of the Premier League’s financial rules, throwing English football into turmoil. Should the serial champions be thrown out of the EPL? And should their trophies be given to other clubs? Neil Humphreys and Singaporean sports fans had plenty to say about the shocking news and none of it was positive. Join
The Final Score: Singapore’s Shanti Pereira wins double gold and cries for her country
In an emotional interview and a special for The Final Score, Shanti Pereira breaks down in tears as she says nothing was going to stop her winning back-to-back gold medals in the 200m. She explains how hard it was to make history at the Asian Games and why she’s so proud to win for Singapore - and says she’s in the best condition of her life and hungry for more.See omnystudio.com/liste
Singapore Unfiltered: Raw Meat at a Sengkang Void Deck - What Would You Do If This Happened at Your Block?
Slabs of raw meat, a weighing scale and a cleaver at a Sengkang void deck have sparked concerns after a resident alleged the group involved was illegally selling meat. SFA is investigating, but the incident has opened up a much wider conversation. What should and shouldn't happen in our shared spaces? And when should we speak up about that behaviour? We discuss where consideration ends and i
Unusual Jobs: Can you make a living digging up the past? Inside Archaeology in Singapore
Archaeology isn't just about digging for treasure. Michael “Mikey” Ng, an archaeologist and researcher with HeritageSG, takes Let’s Talk, Singapore inside the profession, from identifying excavation sites and analysing centuries-old objects to exploring shipwrecks and uncovering Singapore's past. We discuss the biggest misconceptions, the physical demands, the discoveries t
Breakfast Bites: "Chope" a table - fair or annoying?
Few things say "Singapore" quite like a packet of tissues saving a seat. But is it the fairest way to share limited seating, especially during the lunch rush? We discuss the unwritten rules of "chope-ing" and whether they still make sense today. Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek LIVE every weekday at 7.05am for Breakfast Bites.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Final Score: Will the Lions rule the roost at the FIFA ASEAN Cup?
The Lions begin their 2026 FIFA ASEAN Cup journey on 25 September, opening their campaign against host Indonesia before then taking on Bangladesh and then Malaysia. We hear from head coach Gavin Lee and star man Ilhan Fandi on The Final Score, and also wonder...are Singapore ready to rule the roost and bring home glory?Join Neil Humphreys & Zia-ul Raushan - LIVE every weekday at 6.50am for The
Singapore Unboxed: Here two nights but eight years in the making… What is it?
Something huge is arriving in Singapore next week for two nights only. The person at the centre of it hasn’t performed here in eight years, has broken Guinness World Records and is returning on a much bigger scale than before. But can Audrey work out what it is, where it’s happening and who is behind it? Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek LIVE every Tuesday and Thursday at 8.15am fo
We Are Family!: Why should young Singaporeans connect with our seniors?
Singapore is ageing rapidly, but supporting seniors goes beyond healthcare and help with their daily needs. What about having someone to talk to, confide in and simply spend time with? As the number of seniors living alone continues to rise, Lions Befrienders and Republic Polytechnic are partnering on a new structured befriending curriculum aimed at strengthening the way people connect with older
Breakfast Bites: Sharing food - Unsanitary or friendly?
Would you let a friend take a bite of your sandwich? Share a dessert with colleagues? Or use the same serving spoon? We ask what you're comfortable sharing and whether your answer depends on who's sitting across the table. Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek LIVE every weekday at 7.05am for Breakfast Bites.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Final Score: Is Jim Ratcliffe worse than the Glazers for Manchester United?
Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS arrived at Manchester United in February 2024, taking a minority stake that gave them control of the club’s football operations, with a promise to restore the club to the top. Two-and-a-half years later, amid renewed controversy over Ratcliffe’s comments on immigration, the debate is no longer simply about whether INEOS is getting its football decisions right -
Singapore Unfiltered: New Fines for Bad Bus Etiquette - Do We Need Fines to Behave?
From blasting music to putting your feet on seats, inconsiderate behaviour on public buses can now land you a fine of up to $500. But should we really need laws to make us practise basic courtesy? From public transport to hawker centres, we ask whether fines are necessary to keep shared spaces pleasant, or whether we should be better at behaving ourselves without the Government stepping in.
Talk of the Town: Who Killed Arjun Menon? One Year On, His Family Wants Answers.
More than a year after former Singapore national cricket coach Arjun Menon was killed at his home in Malawi, his family is still searching for answers about what happened and who was responsible. But Arjun’s story is also about the life he lived: a brother, friend and coach who left Singapore to help grow cricket in Malawi, and whose impact continues to be felt by the people he met along the
Breakfast Bites: Cancel culture - Justified, or needs to go?
Social media has made it easier than ever to call out behaviour we disagree with. But once someone has apologised or acknowledged a mistake, should they be given a second chance? We ask is cancel culture an important way of holding people accountable, or has it become too quick to judge? Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek LIVE every weekday at 7.05am for Breakfast Bites.See omnystudio.com/liste
The Final Score: Tiffany Teo's incredible journey from choir girl to Asian Games Gold medallist
Imagine telling the girl who hated PE that she’d one day become an Asian Games champion. Tiffany Teo’s journey from school choir to MMA, through devastating defeat, a three-year competitive drought and thoughts of retirement, has now ended with Singapore’s FIRST gold in Nagoya. We look at the fighter, the comeback and the story behind those emotional tears.READ MORE:https://www.s
Singapore Unboxed: A fragrance you can taste… What is it?
What if something normally experienced through your nose could instead be served on a plate? A limited-time experience in Singapore is turning notes like bergamot, jasmine, grapefruit and vanilla into something you can actually taste. But what exactly is it, what inspired it, and where can you find it? Can Neil follow the clues and figure it out? Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek LIVE every Tu
We Are Family!: World Masters Athletics Championships | Going for Gold at 60 and Beyond
Who says your competitive years have to be behind you as you get older? Singapore’s masters athletes have been flying the flag at the World Masters Athletics Championships in Daegu, competing against athletes from more than 80 countries and bringing home medals in events ranging from race walking and hurdles to the high jump and relays. But behind the medals are years of training, discipline
Breakfast Bites: Be Honest... How Many Unread Emails Do You Have?
This is your cue to check your email. How many unread messages are staring back at you? From newsletters you'll never read to promotions you've been meaning to delete, we ask whether your inbox is under control or completely out of hand. Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek LIVE every weekday at 7.05am for Breakfast Bites.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Final Score: Good, bad and the ugly of the English Premier League season so far
5 weeks gone, and the blocks are falling into place...or falling apart, depending on who you support. Who has caught the eye, who has trudged along and who has flattered to deceived? The Final Score runs the rule on the good the bad and the ugly of the Premier League season so far. Join Neil Humphreys & Zia-ul Raushan - LIVE every weekday at 6.50am for The Final Score only on Let's Talk Singap
Singapore Unfiltered: HYROX Bowel Incident - When does pushing through go too far?
She trained hard to be there, but so did everyone else. HYROX world-record holder Joanna Wietrzyk sparked outrage after continuing to race despite suffering bowel incontinence, before later apologising and forfeiting her win. We ask: When does determination cross the line into a lack of consideration for others? And beyond sport, are we sometimes so focused on what we want that we forget how our c
Talk of the Town: True Fitness closure - How likely are customers to get their money back?
The sudden closure of True Fitness and True Yoga has left customers facing substantial losses from unused memberships and personal-training packages. With hundreds of complaints lodged and more than S$600,000 in reported losses shortly after the shutdown, many are asking the same question: Can they actually recover their money? Let’s Talk, Singapore speaks with Margaret Yeow, Co-Managin
Breakfast Bites: Most of us use AI. How worried are you about where it’s heading?
For many of us, AI is already part of our daily routine. It can save time, spark ideas and make life easier but it also raises questions about jobs, privacy and how much we should rely on it. With industry leaders warning AI could kill the entire human species, are you embracing it, or becoming more cautious? Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek LIVE every weekday at 7.05am for Breakfast Bites.Se
The Final Score: City go top as Arsenal stumble; Is Carrick under pressure?
Manchester United's struggles continued - as they left it late to rescue a point against Fulham. Is Carrick already facing unsurmountable pressure to stay in the job? Arsenal too suffered pain at the hands of Brighton, as the reigning champions lost their spotless start to the campaign which gave City the chance to go 3 points clear heading into the international break. Join Neil Humphreys & Z
Singapore Unfiltered: Are we too quick to judge parents when kids misbehave?
A nine-second video of two children sitting on a supermarket floor eating snacks was enough to spark criticism online, with many asking: “Where are the parents?” But how much can one moment really tell us about someone's parenting? We discuss what we should reasonably expect from parents when their kids misbehave in public, whether gentle parenting has changed our ideas of discipl
Unusual Jobs: How do you put a price on Lee Kuan Yew’s pen? | Auctioning in Singapore
How do you put a price on a 15-carat diamond, a rare Hermès bracelet, or even a pen once owned by Lee Kuan Yew? On this edition of Unusual Jobs, we step inside the world of auction houses with Matthew Elton, Founder and CEO of Hotlotz, and Christopher Lanigan O'Keeffe, Co-Founder and Director of Auctions. We hear what goes into handling some of Singapore’s most closely watched sales,
Breakfast Bites: Someone you don't know sent you money. What do you do?
What would you do if money suddenly appeared in your bank account from someone you didn't know? Do you leave it alone, try to return it, or worry it's part of a scam? We discuss how you'd react and might be the safest way to handle it if this ever happened to you. Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek LIVE every weekday at 7.05am for Breakfast Bites.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy informat
The Final Score: Will Manchester United and Tottenham get their season going at last?
The English Premier League returns for Matchweek 5 this weekend, before the cast takes a pause from domestic football for a 3-week international break. All eyes are on Manchester United AND Tottenham - who will look to put to an end their stuttering starts. Tune in as Zia-ul Raushan spoke to with some Spurs stars in North London, and we put our necks on the line with a round of predictions. Join N
Singapore Unboxed: 200+ brands, 3 days & a Singapore first… What is it?
Something is making its overseas debut in Singapore this week, bringing more than 200 names together under one roof, including over 100 making their Singapore debut. There’s fashion, design, food, music and plenty more to discover, but first, can Neil and Audrey work out what it is, its rather contradictory name, and where you can find it? Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek LIVE every Tue
We Are Family: Can you still live well after a Dementia Diagnosis?
Dementia is often mistaken for normal ageing, discussed only after symptoms worsen, or treated as though diagnosis marks the end of independence. This World Alzheimer’s Month, Bernard Lim from Dementia Singapore joins Let’s Talk, Singapore to challenge those assumptions and explain why earlier conversations, better post-diagnostic support and stronger caregiver education matter. J
Breakfast Bites: Is It OK to mute chats on WhatsApp?
That family group. The neighbourhood chat. The one friend who sends 47 messages in a row. Most of us have muted a WhatsApp chat at some point. Do you think muting just part of managing modern life or would you be offended if you found out someone had muted your messages? Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek LIVE every weekday at 7.05am for Breakfast Bites.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy i
The Final Score: Are Manchester United already spiralling six games into the season?
What on earth is happening at Manchester United? A 2-0 lead against Brighton should have been the perfect response to Sunday’s derby defeat. Instead, United conceded three times, crashed out of the English League Cup and were booed off at Old Trafford. It’s only six games into the season...but are we already seeing a familiar United story unfold?Join Neil Humphreys & Zia-ul Raushan
Singapore Unfiltered: Going Cashless - Are we expecting too much of our seniors?
A viral coffee stall has sparked debate after customers realised the 80-plus-year-old owner only accepts cash because she doesn't know how to use digital payment systems. As Singapore becomes increasingly cashless, are we expecting too much from older business owners and customers, or is embracing technology simply part of modern life? Maureen Ow (aka Miss Tam Chiak) from STOMP joins this Singapor
Talk of the Town: Redemption is possible, even for repeat offenders like Annadurai
Singapore has spent years promoting rehabilitation and reintegration through the Yellow Ribbon movement, but how easy is it for someone to truly start again after prison? In conjunction with the Yellow Ribbon Prison Run, Let’s Talk, Singapore examines whether public attitudes have genuinely shifted, where stigma still exists, and which barriers remain hardest to overcome with Nurhashei
Breakfast Bites: AI-generated songs and microdramas - Are you a fan?
AI-generated songs are racking up millions of streams, while bite-sized microdramas are keeping viewers glued to their phones. As technology reshapes the way we create and consume entertainment, are these new formats the future or are you sticking with the real thing? Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek LIVE every weekday at 7.05am for Breakfast Bites.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy info
The Final Score: Raining goals in the English League Cup; Raining tears for Tottenham?
24 goals in 5 matches in the English Football League Cup - including BIG wins Premier League sides Arsenal, Liverpool and Fulham. But alas the wait goes on for Spurs, who've now just won just one match in 6 matches across all competitions this season. We hear from Roberto De Zerbi, who spoke to The Final Score's Zia-ul Raushan last week at the Tottenham Hotspur training ground. Join Neil Humphreys
Breakfast Bites: Your colleague is giving you the cold shoulder. What do you do?
You've never really worked together, but every time you pass them in the office, they avoid eye contact, don't say hello, or seem to steer clear altogether. Do you brush it off, wonder if you've done something wrong, or try to break the ice? We discuss how you'd handle one of the workplace's more awkward social situations.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Singapore Unboxed: 60 years, 10 works & a trip beyond the Alps… What is it?
Singapore and a European country are celebrating a 60-year connection, and something is making its debut here to mark the occasion. There are 10 works to discover, plenty of familiar cultural clues and a chance to go beyond the postcard. But what exactly is it? Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek LIVE every Tuesday and Thursday at 8.15am for Singapore Unboxed.See omnystudio.com/listener for priv
We Are Family: World First Aid Day - Are you equipped to save your loved one in an emergency?
From the devastating floods in Nepal to everyday emergencies here in Singapore, recent events have been a powerful reminder that the first person able to help is often an ordinary bystander. Benjamin William, Secretary General and CEO of the Singapore Red Cross, joins Let’s Talk, Singapore to discuss why first-aid skills still matter, how prepared Singaporeans really are, and what Worl
Singapore Unfiltered: Is development costing Singapore its sense of community?
Punggol East Container Park is closing, while the 58-year-old Jalan Benaan Kapal Food Centre faces an uncertain future. We know Singapore needs to keep developing, but community spaces are easy to demolish and difficult to recreate. How much of the character, familiarity and sense of belonging that make our neighbourhoods feel like home are we willing to lose in the name of progress? Se
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