CNA938 Rewind
CNA938 Rewind features the best interviews from CNA938, a Singapore radio station, covering topics such as Singapore news, current affairs, health, entertainment, and money. The podcast brings highlights of conversations with guests and experts, offering insights into issues relevant to Singapore and beyond.
Episodes
#TalkBack: How have you handled your child's mishaps in childcare or daycare?
A mother is suing her son’s preschool for negligence, after he was injured during playtime. She claims teachers failed to properly supervise the children. How have you handled your child’s mishaps in childcare or daycare? Daniel Martin discusses further with Nurul Huda Mohamad Rashid, founder and host of The Mum Collective SG, a podcast about motherhood and parenting. She’s also
Market Watch (8/9): Asian markets mostly fell, weighed down by oil prices #SGToday
Guest: Cyrus Ng, Senior Research Analyst, FSM GlobalSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
How does understanding PSI help you? Don't get confused with other indicators #SGToday
How does understanding the PSI help you, and how do you avoid getting confused by other air-quality indicators? With haze affecting Singapore, Daniel Martin makes sense of the numbers and what they mean for your day. He spoke with Professor Steve Yim, Director, Centre for Climate Change and Environmental Health, NTU.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Tariffs are here to stay, but there are opportunities to watch #SGToday
One takeaway from AmChamSG’s 2026 Regional Economic Conference on Tuesday (8 September) is that Singapore’s looking at facilitating cross-border trade between the U.S and South-East Asia. But, isn’t it interesting that we’re having these discussions at the present time? Daniel Martin finds out from Steven Okun, CEO, APAC Advisors and former Clinton Administration official.S
SAS Students Cook Up "At the Same Table"
In ‘Culture Club’, Melanie Oliveiro speaks to four Singapore American School students who recently released a cookbook, “At the Same Table”, which features over fifty recipes from around the region - from the Philippines to Bangladesh. The teens discuss not just the hearty cuisines but also the stories of migrant workers and foreign domestic helpers behind the recipes.See o
Mind Your Money - Singapore’s hiring outlook stays positive, but more cautious
Singapore’s hiring outlook remains positive, but employers appear to be moving more carefully, with fewer companies planning to increase headcount and many taking longer to fill roles. Cheryl Goh speaks with Joyce Bijl, Business Development Director, Asia Pacific & Middle East, ManpowerGroup to look at where demand remains strong, why hiring is becoming more selective, and what job seeke
Books versus doomscrolling: Can Singapore rebuild its reading habit?
Singapore's new ReadSG movement is challenging people to read for at least 15 minutes every day, with streaks, goals and virtual rewards to keep them going. Hairianto Diman and Poh Kok Ing explore whether small daily habits can rebuild our attention spans and whether gamification can create lifelong readers. For more, they speak with Dr Sadie-Jane Huff, Editor-in-Chief of the Singapore Journal of
Indonesia airports reopen: what is the cost of the disruption?
Indonesia’s main Soekarno-Hatta airport and four other travel hubs have reopened after the threat from volcanic ash eased. With nearly 3,000 flights affected and more than 340,000 passengers stranded, we examine the financial fallout for airlines, airports and travellers and who ultimately foots the bill. For more, Hairianto Diman and Poh Kok Ing speak with Subhranshu Sekhar Das, Board of Di
Singapore haze: What PSI and PM2.5 readings really mean for your health
The haze is back on our radar here in Singapore. Just days ago, the reading entered the Unhealthy range for the first time due to haze since October 2023, hitting 101 in the central region on Friday morning. Demand for appliances promising cleaner, cooler air is surging, with one retailer reporting a 70 per cent jump in air purifier sales in just a week. But can air purifiers protect you indoors?
Stock take today: Oil prices climb, Japan's Yen strengthens
On today's (9 September) markets analysis on Open For Business, Hairianto Diman and Poh Kok Ing speak with King Lip, Chief Strategist and Partner at BakerAvenue Wealth Management.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Singapore and Luxembourg forge closer ties on AI, space and more #SGToday
More cooperation between Singapore and Luxembourg in emerging and critical tech like AI and quantum, as well as space and satellite communications... Prime Minister Lawrence Wong shared this at an official lunch hosted in honour of Luxembourg Prime Minister Luc Frieden, who’s here on a three-day visit which ends tomorrow. Daniel Martin discusses further with Dr Cedomir Nestorovic, Profe
Market Watch (7/9): A fairly decent start to the Asian trading week; all things considered #SGToday
Guest: Eddy Loh, Chief Investment Officer, Maybank Group Wealth ManagementSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
#TalkBack: The death of the large shopping centres, long live the new mixed developments
Yishun 10 and Marina Square will both close next March for major redevelopment - with homes, retail and other uses forming part of their next chapter. We’ve also seen other familiar malls transformed in recent years, as developers increasingly turn to mixed-use developments. So, are the days of the big standalone shopping mall numbered? Daniel Martin discusses further with Professor Sin
Launch of heritage tour aimed at new immigrants #SGToday
A heritage tour is bringing new immigrants and Singaporeans together to explore the experiences that have shaped the nation. Daniel Martin finds out more from Ng Xinyao, Social Affairs Committee Member, Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations (SFCCA) – the people behind this heritage tour.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The war will spread beyond the Strait of Hormuz ~ Analyst #SGToday
Direct U.S-Iran exchanges involving naval vessels and oil tankers have raised fears of escalation, where their ongoing conflict’s concerned. Tehran might also be dealing with mounting economic pressures at home, but has warned how further attacks will be met with an even more painful response. Daniel Martin discusses further with Dr Rohan Gunaratna, Professor of Security Studies, S. Rajaratn
Putin is serious about ending the conflict, but on his terms ~ analyst #SGToday
Fresh talks by U.S envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky have resulted in no breakthrough. Daniel Martin discusses further with Dr Rohan Gunaratna, Professor of Security Studies, S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, NTU.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
"Come From Away" - Pangdemonium’s Swan Song
In ‘Culture Club’ Melanie Oliveiro talks with the creatives involved in Pangdemonium’s final production, “Come From Away”. She’ll speak with Pangdemonium’s co-founder & Artistic Director Adrian Pang, Come From Away’s director Timothy Koh as well as actors Rebekah Sangeetha Dorai and Lim Yu-Beng, discussing the musical inspired by the 9-11 terror
The Wellness Hour - Screen time starts at home: What are children learning from parents?
Children learn about screens not only from the rules parents set, but also from the habits they see at home. Cheryl Goh looks at parental modelling, distracted phone use, and why healthier digital boundaries may need to begin with the adults with Jacqueline Edward-Jason, Parent Coach, Therapist, and Assistant Director at MindChamps Early Intervention & Therapy. See omnystudio.com/listener
Mind Your Money - Indeed Cost of Living Report 2026: How financial pressure is reshaping career decisions
More than half of Singapore workers are seeking or open to better-paying jobs as living costs reshape career decisions. Indeed’s Cost of Living Report 2026 also points to growing retention pressure for employers. Cheryl Goh looks at how Singapore compares across APAC, what is driving workers to consider moving and whether new support for families could ease the strain with Callam Pickering,
Eat, Drink, Singapore - Inside Butter and Gelato Messina’s Singapore-exclusive MILO creation
Hong Kong bake shop Butter makes its Singapore debut at Gelato Messina with four of its signature cookies and a locally inspired MILO Dinosaur Cookie. Cheryl Goh finds out how a familiar drink was turned into a warm cookie and gelato creation, and what it takes to bring two distinctive dessert brands together with Reuben Davis, who oversees the culinary direction for Gelato Messina and La Vache, a
Nepal flood: Finding the missing, identifying the dead and helping survivors rebuild
As Nepal continues with its search-and-rescue efforts as well as identifying the victims, Elakeyaa Selvaraji and Hairianto Diman examine the challenges of disaster victim identification, the ongoing rescue effort and how affected communities can rebuild their lives. For more, they speak with David Sanderson, Professor, University of New South Wales Sydney & Founder, HowWeSurvive.See omnystudio
Mount Anak Krakatau eruption: What's happening on the ground
Indonesian authorities have suspended operations at eight airports, after Mount Anak Krakatau erupted on Friday, logging increased activity since. Some 15-hundred flights have been delayed through to 9am local time today, leaving more 170-thousand passengers stranded. SIA and Scoot have cancelled flights between Singapore and Jakarta scheduled for today. Governors in Lampung an
Nanning pyramid scheme: How to spot a pyramid or Ponzi scheme
52 Singaporeans have been arrested and detained in China's Guangxi region over suspected pyramid scheme activities. The arrests came as part of a wider crackdown by Chinese authorities, with investigations still ongoing. The case has put the spotlight on a so-called "Nanning scheme", where Singaporeans are pitched investment opportunities and encouraged to recruit others. Elakeyaa Selvaraji and Ha
Stock take today: OPEC+ keeps oil output unchanged in October, Fed in focus
On today's (7 September) markets analysis on Open For Business, Elakeyaa Selvaraji and Hairianto Diman speak with Vasu Menon, Managing Director, Investment Strategy, Wealth Management Singapore, OCBC Bank.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
More AI, smaller pay rises: What does 2027 hold for Singapore workers?
More Singapore employers are planning to freeze or moderate wages in 2027 even as businesses step up investment in artificial intelligence. Elakeyaa Selvaraji and Hairianto Diman examine what's driving the caution, whether AI can deliver the productivity gains employers are looking for, and what workers need to do to remain valuable in a changing workplace. For more, they speak with Kuah Boon Wee,
11 residential fires since July: How can you fireproof your home? #SGToday
At least 11 residential fires have been reported across Singapore since July, breaking out in bedrooms, living rooms and kitchens. What are the fire hazards we may be overlooking, and what can we do to prevent a fire from starting or spreading? Vaisali Prabhakaran speaks with Kelvyn Ong, Fire Safety Specialist and Managing Director at King Fire, who is also a certified fire safety manager.See omny
Market Watch (4/9): Asian markets’ reaction to imminent US rate hike ease #SGToday
Guest: Lee Sue Ann, Economist, UOB.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Eat, Drink, Singapore - Chope’s recommendation for August
Cheryl Goh gets you updated on where to dine with our monthly check in with Dinesh Balasingam, Head of dining platform Chope. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Wellness Hour - Together for Nepal: giving back after the floods
As communities in Nepal recover from devastating glacial floods along the Nepal-Tibet border, former Project Namaste volunteers are coming together to support relief efforts through the Together for Nepal fundraising campaign. Cheryl Goh looks at the long-standing ties behind the initiative, and what it means to give back to a community that left a lasting impact with Ivy Wong, founder of Project
Mind Your Money - When workplace friction becomes a bigger problem
Poor performance, inflexible working styles and workplace gossip can all strain professional relationships, but calling a colleague “toxic” may oversimplify the problem. Cheryl Goh speaks with Nat Fetalvero, co-host of CNA’s Work It podcast to look at when to raise a concern, how to approach a difficult conversation and when firmer boundaries or formal support may be needed. 
Who cares for the caregiver after a loved one dies? Understanding caregiver grief
What happens when someone you have cared for over many years dies? Following the story of Suresh and his younger brother Gunaseelan, Hairianto Diman and Elakeyaa Selvaraji examine the psychological impact of bereavement on long-term caregivers – from grief and loss of identity to guilt, relief, financial pressures and the challenge of rebuilding a life after caregiving ends. They speak with
Stock take today: Fed rate split, Bond yield reprieve, Dollar and yen moves
On today's (4 Sep) markets analysis on Open For Business, Hairianto Diman and Elakeyaa Selvaraji speak with Lee Kian Soon, CEO, Astral Asset ManagementSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Payment delays worsen for Singapore businesses as customer defaults rise
Nearly half of Singapore firms surveyed say payment delays have become more frequent, while 57 per cent experienced at least one customer default over the past year. Hairianto Diman and Elakeyaa Selvaraji unpack which sectors are most exposed, why businesses are waiting longer to act and what companies can do to protect their cash flow with Grishma Kewada, Chief Executive and Country Manager of Co
A Letter to Myself: Rebuilding after a near-fatal accident, Siti Maryam Abdul Rahman now helps others push their boundaries
Personal trainer Siti Maryam Abdul Rahman spent four days in a coma, and required 10 surgeries to repair the severe injuries she sustained in a near-fatal accident in 2023. Around the same time, she was going through a marital breakdown and faced the prospects of becoming a single-mother to four young children. Maryam shares how she overcame the odds to rebuild herself physically and mentally, and
A Letter to Myself: From fascination to forging his own path — what ants taught John Ye about business and life
John Ye is the owner of Just Ants, an ant hobbyist store he started in 2020. John shares some of the most fascinating facts about the variety of ant species he rears and sells, and what his journey has taught him about courage, entrepreneurship, and family.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Market Watch (3/9): Asian markets ended mostly mixed and choppy today #SGToday
Guest: Leon Tan, Investment Counselor, Citigold Private Client, Citibank SingaporeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
#TalkBack: E-motorcycles popular in the region, but why have they not taken off here?
Singapore-based electric motorcycle firms are finding demand in markets like Indonesia, with plans to expand further across South-East Asia. But here at home, electric motorcycles still make up just 0.2 per cent of motorcycles on our roads. So what’s holding riders back? Daniel Martin discusses with Rex Tan, President of the Singapore Motor Cycle Trade Association.See omnystudio.com/lis
Of Cheese Thieves & Vroomers - Steve Chen on What it Takes to Run ‘Read With You’ an Independent Children’s Book House
In ‘Culture Club’ Melanie Oliveiro speaks to Steve Chen, Managing Director of Read With You, an independent American children's book publisher. Chen will recall why left the world of tech to set up the company. He’ll also describe the various Read With You volumes including trade storybooks, art, and an educational series that teaches key skills in STEAM and language arts.See omn
SNEF survey: Employers cautious, despite optimistic business outlook #SGToday
A survey by the Singapore National Employers Federation found employers cautious about hiring and wages in 2027. But recently, we heard economists sharply raising their growth forecast for our economy this year. So, against that strong economic backdrop, what’s behind this disconnect? Daniel Martin finds out from Assistant Professor Chua Yeow Hwee from the Department of Economics, NTU.See om
Eat, Drink, Singapore - Mahjong Social Fridays brings a new kind of gathering to Yum Cha
Yum Cha Chinatown is giving Friday afternoons a playful twist with Mahjong Social Fridays, pairing dim sum with a few rounds around the mahjong table. Cheryl Goh finds out what diners can expect, what’s on the menu, and how the homegrown brand is bringing a familiar social tradition into a new dining experience with Melody Tan, second-generation owner of Yum Cha. See omnystudio.com/list
The Wellness Hour - Mber Co-Living and the future of shared living
As cities become denser and more fast-paced, co-living is being positioned as more than just a place to stay. Cheryl Goh looks at how Mber Co-Living & Serviced Apartments hopes to build connection, community and healthier routines through shared spaces, wellness-focused facilities and a modern take on communal living with Josh Hu, Founder, Mber Co-Living & Serviced Apartments; Managing Dir
Mind Your Money - AI is changing jobs. How should workers keep up?
As AI reshapes jobs and the skills employers need, how can workers decide what is actually worth learning? Cheryl Goh speaks with Chandler Morse, Chief Corporate Affairs Officer at Workday to look at whether companies want specialists or generalists, how to separate real demand from hype, and what workers can do to keep pace.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Influenza cases rising in Singapore: What’s driving the spike?
Influenza cases are on the rise in Singapore, but what is behind the increase and who is most at risk? Hairianto Diman speaks with a doctor about the latest flu trends, how to tell influenza from a common cold, whether haze could play a role, and the warning signs that may require medical attention.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Big Question: Should there be stricter rules for owning pets?
Owning a pet brings companionship but also responsibility to the animal and the people around it. After a recent case involving four dogs escaping from a home and getting into a scuffle with another dog, with its owner injured while trying to intervene, Hairianto Diman asks Debra Loi aka Deb The Dog Trainer, TopGear Hounds & Natalie Chan, Deputy Executive Director, SPCA whether Singapore shoul
Stock take today: Earnings support stocks, Global yields surge, Japan risks intensify
On today's (3 Sep) markets analysis on Open For Business, Hairianto Diman speaks with Steve Sosnick, Chief Strategist, Interactive BrokersSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Singapore is no longer the world's No. 2 container port – Does it matter?
Ningbo-Zhoushan has narrowly overtaken Singapore as the world's second-busiest container port in the first half of 2026. But Singapore's own volumes are still growing. Hairianto Diman examines whether rankings based on container throughput really matter and what Singapore must do to maintain its position as a leading global maritime hub with Associate Professor Goh Puay Guan, NUS Business Sch
Singapore-Thailand leaders' retreat: First in eleven years, why 2026? #SGToday
After 11 years, the Singapore-Thailand leaders’ retreat returned on Wednesday (2 September). What’s brought it back – and more specifically, why now in 2026? Daniel Martin finds out from Dr Lim Tai Wei, East Asian expert with Soka University in Japan.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
#TalkBack: Should you be more careful with your online reviews; could they be defamatory?
Household appliance retailer Asia Excel recently sued a customer for defamation over a negative Shopee review, but the court dismissed the claim, finding the gist of the review was true. Daniel Martin spoke to Noelle Teoh, Associate Lawyer at GJC Law, about where the line lies between an honest negative review and defamation, and what consumers should keep in mind before posting online.See omnystu
Market Watch (2/9): Some alarm bells being set off in the region ~ Analyst #SGToday
Guest: Jeff Ng, Head of Asia Macro Strategy, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking CorporationSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Tan Lip Seng – The Globally-Respected Photographer & My Dad by Dr Tan Eng Loy
In ‘Culture Club’ Melanie Oliveiro documents an exhibition celebrating the legacy of the late Tan Lip Seng, one of Singapore’s most respected photographers and Cultural Medallion recipient. His son Dr Tan Eng Loy and Objectif’s Ryan Chua will discuss highlights from “Tan Lip Seng: A Life in Colour” and what Tan’s contributions mean to Singapore’s ove
Eat, Drink, Singapore - From Candlenut to Pangium: Malcolm Lee’s Peranakan journey
Chef Malcolm Lee, Chef-owner, Pangium and Candlenut has marked another milestone in this year’s Michelin Guide Singapore, with both Candlenut and Pangium retaining their stars. Cheryl Goh speaks with Chef Malcolm to find out how he continues to champion Peranakan cuisine across two very different restaurants, while balancing heritage, innovation and the traditions that keep the cuisine alive
COE, cars and commuting: Does Singapore need to rethink car ownership?
With COE prices remaining high, car ownership continues to be a major talking point in Singapore. A recent CNA commentary argues instead of asking how to make car ownership more affordable, the focus is on whether Singapore's transport system can give people the reliability, flexibility and convenience they need – without every need for flexibility becoming a need to own a car. Hairianto Dim
NDR 2026: When will new SG Child Support Package kick in
Singapore has unveiled enhanced support for families, including almost $70,000 per child, more childcare leave and lower preschool fees. Indranee Rajah, Minister in the Prime Minister's Office and chairperson of the Marriage and Parenthood Reset Workgroup explains to Hairianto Diman and Elakeyaa Selvaraji when the measures will kick in, how parents can maximise them, and whether they can help enco
Stock take today: Global yields rise on oil-driven inflation fears
On today's (2 Sep) markets analysis on Open For Business, Hairianto Diman and Elakeyaa Selvaraji speak with Ben Emons, Chief Investment Officer and Founder, FedWatch AdvisorsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Marina Square redevelopment: Is this the future of Singapore's older retail malls?
Marina Square is closing for a major redevelopment that will add luxury homes, another hotel, serviced apartments and offices to the nearly 40-year-old complex. Hairianto Diman and Elakeyaa Selvaraji examine why refurbishment alone is no longer enough, what makes downtown residential so valuable, and whether this could become a blueprint for reinventing Singapore's ageing malls with Alice Tan, Hea
Market Watch (1/9): Asian markets broadly fell on rising crude oil prices. #SGToday
Guest: Joel Phua, Research Analyst, FSM Global. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
#TalkBack: Social media changes in Singapore for the young; all for naught… if parents scroll away.
Singapore is planning age checks and stronger social media safeguards for young users, including possible daily time limits. Daniel Martin speaks to Associate Professor Jiow Hee Jhee from the Singapore Institute of Technology, and a member of the Media Literacy Council, about why parents also have an important role to play and how the habits they model at home can shape their children’s rela
Date an Artist or Jalan Jalan with One @ Singapore Gallery Month 2026
In ‘Culture Club’ Melanie Oliveiro highlights activities happening during Singapore Gallery Month 2026 – featuring more than 100 exhibitions, talks, tours, and collector-focussed experiences presented by the Art Galleries Association Singapore, thanks to its president Audrey Yeo. Artist and curator Daniel Chong will describe leading some gallery tours.See omnystudio.com/listener
From “marbles” on your ceiling, to screaming children at the playground… why is sound such a sensitive issue #SGToday
The Mediation Direction framework and Community Relations Unit are now operating nationwide, giving residents more support to resolve neighbour disputes earlier. Why is neighbour noise such a problem here, and could we be making it worse without realising? Daniel Martin speaks to Professor Gan Woon-Seng, Professor of Audio Engineering and Director of Smart Nation Lab, School of Electrical and Elec
The Wellness Hour - Can children be upset and still feel secure?
Parenting through big emotions can be difficult, especially when children cry, push back or say hurtful things in the moment. Cheryl Goh speaks with Vivian Lee, part of the leadership team at Babilou Family Singapore, also a mother of two to look at how parents can validate feelings without giving in, set healthy boundaries without guilt, and help children feel secure even when they are upset.See
Eat, Drink, Singapore - Tai Cheong Bakery opens its 11th outlet at ION Orchard
Tai Cheong Bakery is marking 10 years in Singapore with a new ION Orchard outlet and more than its famous egg tarts. Cheryl Goh finds out how the Hong Kong bakery is keeping its 1954 recipes fresh, while serving up savoury tarts, new cookies and a few local twists that could be just the tart of something new with Timothy Han, Business Development Manager at Tai Cheong Bakery Singapore.See omnystud
Mind Your Money - Power without borders: how regional grids can strengthen Singapore’s clean energy future and security
Singapore is looking beyond its borders for a cleaner and more secure energy future, with plans to import up to 6 gigawatts of low-carbon electricity by 2035. Cheryl Goh speaks with Anthony Smith, Country Managing Director at Hitachi Energy Singapore to look at what regional power grids could mean for energy security, electricity prices and the investments needed to make cross-border electricity t
NASA’s Roman Space Telescope: the hunt for alien worlds
NASA’s powerful Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope promises a new view of the universe, hunting for distant planets while mapping billions of galaxies and probing the mysteries of dark matter and dark energy. Elakeyaa Selvaraji and Hairianto Diman speak with Quentin Parker, Emeritus Professor and Immediate Past-Director of the Laboratory for Space Research at the University of Hong Kong, to f
Nepal-Tibet flood: Red Cross on urgent humanitarian needs
As communities reel from the Nepal-Tibet floods, the Red Cross outlines the most pressing humanitarian needs, efforts to trace missing loved ones and the challenges of reaching affected areas. Elakeyaa Selvaraji and Hairianto Diman also look at how the Singapore Red Cross’s S$50,000 in humanitarian aid will support relief efforts, what could trigger a deployment to Nepal and how Singaporeans
Stock Take Today: Oil rebounds, bond yields climb
On today's (1 September) markets analysis on Open For Business, Elakeyaa Selvaraji and Hairianto Diman speak with Mark Matthews, Managing Director, Head of Research Asia, Julius Baer.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Apple’s new era: John Ternus takes over from Tim Cook
Apple begins a new chapter as John Ternus takes over as CEO from Tim Cook on 1 September. With a foldable iPhone on the horizon and the AI race intensifying, Ternus inherits big product ambitions and pressure to prove Apple can catch its rivals in artificial intelligence. Elakeyaa Selvaraji and Hairianto Diman examine the challenges facing Apple’s new chief and how Cook will remain influenti
Has the China-Nepal disaster paved way for new disaster prevention concerns #SGToday
A catastrophic glacial collapse and flooding have killed hundreds across Nepal and Tibet, despite Nepal and China discussing glacier and flood risks just months earlier. Daniel Martin speaks to Professor Joseph Liow, Chairman of the Middle East Institute at NUS, and Dean and Wang Gungwu Professor in East Asian Affairs at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, about whether better cross-border c
Russia cannot compete with China’s growing influence ~ analyst #SGToday
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin are in Kyrgyzstan for a summit marking 25 years of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation. Daniel Martin speaks to Professor Joseph Liow, Chairman of the Middle East Institute at NUS, and Dean and Wang Gung-wu Professor in East Asian Affairs at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, about what the gathering tells us about China an
Market Watch (31/8): Asian markets ended mixed, with Shanghai rising while Hong Kong slipped #SGToday
Guest: Irene Foo, Head of Investment Strategy and Research, Maybank Group Wealth Management.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
#TalkBack: More accidents in the first half of 2026; is driver unfamiliarity with EVs playing a part?
Road accidents in Singapore have risen for a third straight year, alongside a rapid increase in the number of electric cars on our roads. Daniel Martin speaks to Tyron Tan, President of the Electric Vehicle Association of Singapore and Opportunity Catalyst at VoltBridge, about whether drivers are prepared for the different acceleration, braking and technology that come with making the switch to an
Rottweilers, Pitbulls and other ‘Specified Dog’ breeds in Singapore #SGToday
A couple was recently fined after their Rottweilers and Cane Corsos escaped and injured another dog. Daniel Martin speaks to Qiai Chong, Chief Animal Behaviourist and co-founder of Pet Coach Singapore, about what it takes to responsibly care for and manage a Specified Dog.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Eat, Drink, Singapore - Sushi Pinch takes its homegrown sushi bakes to Chef X
At just 25, Janna Caganap has taken Sushi Pinch from a home kitchen project started during COVID to a full Chef X residency. Susan Ng digs into the bestselling sushi bakes, the Filipino flavours behind the menu and what it has been like turning a home-based idea into a dine-in experience with Janna Caganap, Chef-Founder of Sushi Pinch.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Stock take today: Venezuela crude supply, Fed inflation warning, Treasury yields and dollar risks
On today's (31 Aug) markets analysis on Open For Business, Susan Ng and Justine Moss speak with Heng Koon How, Head of Markets Strategy, Global Economics and Markets Research, UOBSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Nepal floods: Singapore steps up relief and rescue support
Singapore is stepping up support for flood-hit Nepal, with government funding, Red Cross and Mercy Relief aid, fundraising efforts and an MFA crisis response team assisting affected Singaporeans. Susan Ng and Justine Moss get an update on the latest with Sabrina Ng, CNA ReporterSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Beat the heat: how to manage heat stress
From Dec 1, employers must provide outdoor workers with breathable uniforms, cool water and cooling aids under new compulsory heat stress rules, with penalties for non-compliance. Susan Ng and Justine Moss find out if these measures are enough to beat the heat, and what else we can do to stay cool during El Niño with Dr Yeong Yao Qun, Associate Consultant, Dept of Emergency Medicine, SGH&nb
Shein makes IPO debut: what a $27 billion valuation means
Shein finally goes public in Hong Kong after failed US and London listing attempts, as the fast-fashion giant faces slowing growth, fierce competition and regulatory pressures. Susan Ng and Justine Moss get some insights on its USD$27 Billion valuation with Andrew KP Leung, China Strategist, Andrew Leung International ConsultantsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Market Watch (28/8): Stocks in Asia seeing limited gains at the end of the trading week #SGToday
Guest: Max Bondurri, Founder and CEO of SGMC CapitalSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Nepal-Tibet disaster: Climate change a big factor but how great a man-made role? #SGToday
A deadly glacial collapse in the Himalayas has left over hundreds dead. But how much of the disaster was nature, and how big a man-made role? We look at the role of climate change, development and infrastructure in the Nepal-Tibet disaster. Daniel Martin speaks with Dr Nawaz Muhammad, a geomorphologist from the Department of Geography at the National University of SingaporeSee omnystudio.com/liste
The Wellness Hour - 365 Cancer Prevention Society on free lung cancer screening
Lung cancer remains one of Singapore’s deadliest cancers, but many cases are still detected late, when treatment options may be more limited. Cheryl Goh looks at who may be at risk, why early screening matters, and how 365 Cancer Prevention Society’s “Are You at Risk?” campaign is making free lung cancer screening more accessible with Andrew Soh, Assistant Director of Fundr
Mind Your Money - Working with a recruiter? What to know before saying yes
Recruiters can give jobseekers access to roles they may not find on their own, but getting the most out of that relationship takes some work too. Cheryl Goh looks at how to spot red flags, what to ask a recruiter before saying yes, and why it pays to keep track of where your CV is being sent with Ho Pei Ning, producer of the Work It podcast. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information
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