Breakfast Bites: Can you trust online reviews anymore?

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ or ⭐️☆☆☆☆ — how much do online reviews actually influence where you eat, shop or spend your money? From glowing five-star ratings to suspicious one-star rants, reviews can make or break a business. But how reliable are they really? We unpack the good, the bad and the downright bizarre w…

We Are Family: Should Singaporean kids under 16 be banned from social media? 

Australia has done it. Malaysia has followed. Britain is considering similar measures. Should Singapore do the same? Let’s Talk, Singapore invites Chee Thow Wei Liat, Deputy Director and Head of VOX @ Children's Society to explore whether social media is harming young minds, what parents can do and…

Singapore Unboxed: When nature becomes the main attraction

This week on Singapore Unboxed, we're looking at how flowers and gardens have evolved beyond places to admire nature, becoming destinations for art, photography, family outings and even international competition. Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek - LIVE every Tuesday & Thursday at 8am for Singapor…

The Final Score: Kane-inspired England set a date with Mexico in the Round of 16 | 2026 FIFA World Cup

Harry Kane was the star of the show - scoring a late double - as England defeated DR Congo to book a date with Mexico in the Round of 16 of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. But having survived through the skin of their teeth yet again...the age old question remains. Is it coming home? Join Neil Humphreys …

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 …

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 s…

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 A…

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 …

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 a…

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 T…