Michelle Martin explores the emerging field of Creative Health with Assoc Prof Michael Tan, Dean of Research and Knowledge Exchange at NAFA, following the launch of NAFA’s new Centre for Creative Health.

What does the science tell us about the relationship between creativity and physical and mental wellbeing?

Could the arts help older adults remain socially connected, support people living with dementia, or even change how workplaces understand cancer survivors returning to work?

Michelle Martin explores the emerging field of&nbsp;Creative Health&nbsp;with&nbsp;Assoc Prof Michael Tan, Dean of Research and Knowledge Exchange at NAFA, following the launch of NAFA&rsquo;s new Centre for Creative Health.
What does the science tell us about the relationship between creativity and physical and mental wellbeing?
Could the arts help older adults remain socially connected, support people living with dementia, or even change how workplaces understand cancer survivors returning to work?

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In a fast-moving world that can often feel overwhelming, Live Well offers a refreshing counterpoint — with insights, ideas and stories that help you feel informed, empowered and ready to take on the day.

Start your day on a positive note with Live Well with Michelle Martin.
The show explores wellbeing in all its dimensions &mdash; from self-awareness and personal growth to money, investing, and everyday lifestyle. Through thoughtful interviews and engaging conversations, Michelle speaks with experts and changemakers on living and ageing well, while helping you discover new ideas &mdash; from great books on READ and inspiring voices on INFLUENCE, to practical financial insights on MONEY AND ME.
In a fast-moving world that can often feel overwhelming, Live Well offers a refreshing counterpoint &mdash; with insights, ideas and stories that help you feel informed, empowered and ready to take on the day.

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Can Art Make You Healthier? The Science of Creativity, Connection and Ageing Well

How much bigger can the AI boom get?

Nvidia delivers another extraordinary quarter, with revenue hitting US$96.2 billion as Big Tech continues pouring money into AI infrastructure.

But the bigger question is whether Nvidia’s customers will eventually earn enough from AI to justify that spending.

Michelle Martin looks at why Meta’s US$18 billion child-safety settlement may actually come as a relief to investors, and what stubborn US inflation means for interest rates.

Plus, why Salesforce, CrowdStrike and Okta are surging after hours; Jack Ma puts millions behind Alibaba’s AI bet; ST Engineering lands another major Taiwan rail contract; and a Singapore iron-ore trader comes under scrutiny.

And in the Last Word: seven desk gadgets that might make your working day just a little better.

How much bigger can the AI boom get?
Nvidia delivers another extraordinary quarter, with revenue hitting&nbsp;US$96.2 billion&nbsp;as Big Tech continues pouring money into AI infrastructure.
But the bigger question is whether Nvidia&rsquo;s customers will eventually earn enough from AI to justify that spending.
Michelle Martin looks at why Meta&rsquo;s&nbsp;US$18 billion child-safety settlement&nbsp;may actually come as a relief to investors, and what stubborn US inflation means for interest rates.
Plus, why&nbsp;Salesforce, CrowdStrike and Okta&nbsp;are surging after hours; Jack Ma puts millions behind Alibaba&rsquo;s AI bet;&nbsp;ST Engineering&nbsp;lands another major Taiwan rail contract; and a Singapore iron-ore trader comes under scrutiny.
And in the Last Word:&nbsp;seven desk gadgets that might make your working day just a little better.

Market View: Nvidia’s AI Boom Gets Bigger, Meta’s $18 Billion Escape & Jack Ma Buys Alibaba

Bonds are supposed to bring stability to a portfolio, so why have so many investors fallen out of love with them - and could that make them more interesting today?

Michelle Martin speaks with Willie Keng, Founder of Dividend Titan (www.dividendtitan.com), about where bonds fit alongside dividend stocks. 

They also tackle one of investing’s hardest decisions: when to sell.

How can you tell the difference between a temporarily beaten-down stock and a genuinely broken investment thesis?

Then Willie puts his framework to work on McDonald’s.

With its powerful franchise and property model, global expansion and long dividend history, could pressure on the consumer be creating an opportunity for long-term investors - or is the stock still too expensive?

Bonds are supposed to bring stability to a portfolio, so why have so many investors fallen out of love with them - and could that make them more interesting today?
Michelle Martin speaks with&nbsp;Willie Keng, Founder of Dividend Titan (<a href="https://www.dividendtitan.com">www.dividendtitan.com</a>), about where bonds fit alongside dividend stocks.&nbsp;
They also tackle one of investing&rsquo;s hardest decisions: when to sell.
How can you tell the difference between a temporarily beaten-down stock and a genuinely broken investment thesis?
Then Willie puts his framework to work on McDonald&rsquo;s.
With its powerful franchise and property model, global expansion and long dividend history, could pressure on the consumer be creating an opportunity for long-term investors - or is the stock still too expensive?

Money and Me: Why Bonds Are Hated, When to Sell a Stock, and Is McDonald’s a Buy?

Can a tiny Disney toy change where an entire family buys its groceries?

Woolworths’ wildly popular Ooshies promotion has pulled shoppers away from rival Coles, offering a striking lesson in the power of collectables, scarcity and consumer psychology in Australia’s fiercely competitive supermarket sector.

Michelle Martin also looks at what happens when brands get their customers badly wrong.

Plus, falling oil prices bring some relief to US stock and bond markets, while two developments in China raise questions for investors.

On Up or Down, what’s moving SpaceX, Lego, Apple, SingPost and Penguin International?

Can a tiny Disney toy change where an entire family buys its groceries?
Woolworths&rsquo; wildly popular Ooshies promotion has pulled shoppers away from rival Coles, offering a striking lesson in the power of collectables, scarcity and consumer psychology in Australia&rsquo;s fiercely competitive supermarket sector.
Michelle Martin also looks at what happens when brands get their customers badly wrong.
Plus, falling oil prices bring some relief to US stock and bond markets, while two developments in China raise questions for investors.
On&nbsp;Up or Down, what&rsquo;s moving SpaceX, Lego, Apple, SingPost and Penguin International?

Can Art Make You Healthier? The Science of Creativity, Connection and Ageing Well

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