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 considera…

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…

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 mor…

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 C…

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 thei…

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 A…

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…

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 s…

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 cont…

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 conv…