Today, On Your Way with Joshua Simon, we're joined by Jonas Fine, your resident Singaporean linguist who speaks an impressive 11 languages and he shares tips on how to learn a language effectively! We also celebrate the birthdays of Owl Shawnrick and Shawnia, plus, Josh reveals what he's secretly intimidated by!

Tune in now for your daily dose of laughter, exciting prizes, latest news, and all the great songs in one place—only on Kiss92FM!

Today, On Your Way with Joshua Simon, we're joined by Jonas Fine, your resident Singaporean linguist who speaks an impressive 11 languages and he shares tips on how to learn a language effectively! We also celebrate the birthdays of Owl Shawnrick and Shawnia, plus, Josh reveals what he's secretly intimidated by!
Tune in now for your daily dose of laughter, exciting prizes, latest news, and all the great songs in one place—only on Kiss92FM!

Whether it's rushing out of the office, hanging out with friends, working out, grabbing food, or just commuting: Singaporeans are perpetually "on their way". Lean in to listen, exhale, and take a break from what's on your mind — even if for only a moment.

“I’m on the way” is one of the most common phrases Singaporeans use everyday. Whether it’s rushing out of the office to hang out with their friends, to workout, grab some food or going home. This show is an exhale where audiences lean in to listen, taking a break from what’s on their mind, even if for a moment, and an accompaniment to wherever it is they are on their way to. There is being geographically on the way, being metaphorically on the way with the stage of life you’re in and reclaiming the control over your life by being on your way.

“I’m on the way” is one of the most common phrases Singaporeans use everyday. Whether it’s rushing out of the office to hang out with their friends, to workout, grab some food or going home. This show is an exhale where audiences lean in to listen, taking a break from what’s on their mind, even if for a moment, and an accompaniment to wherever it is they are on their way to. There is being geographically on the way, being metaphorically on the way with the stage of life you’re in and reclaiming the control over your life by being on your way.

On Your Way with Joshua Simon

&ldquo;I&rsquo;m on the way&rdquo; is one of the most common phrases Singaporeans use everyday. Whether it&rsquo;s rushing out of the office to hang out with their friends, to workout, grab some food or going home. This show is an exhale where audiences lean in to listen, taking a break from what&rsquo;s on their mind, even if for a moment, and an accompaniment to wherever it is they are on their way to. There is being geographically on the way, being metaphorically on the way with the stage of life you&rsquo;re in and reclaiming the control over your life by being on your way.

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