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The Straits Times Podcasts

The Straits Times
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Kheran
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Valentine's Day

Synopsis: Almost every weekday, our ALL-IN-ONE channel showcases discussions on Singapore youth perspectives and social issues, geopolitics through an Asian lens, health, climate change, personal finance and career.

Follow our shows on your favourite audio apps Apple Podcasts, Spotify or even ST's app, which has a dedicated podcast player section.

Produced by podcast editor Ernest Luis & The Str... more

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Recent Guests

Victor Seah
Associate Professor, social scientist and director of the Behavioural Insights Centre of Excellence at the Singapore University of Social Sciences
Singapore University of Social Sciences
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Heng Li Seng
Founder and CEO of Green Nudge, a social enterprise that supports sustainability engagement
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Dr Lim Boon Leng
Psychiatrist in private practice who played with trading cards; part of government advisory on responsible gambling
Gleneagles Medical Centre
Episode: S1E68: Trading cards: Childhood hobby, investment asset or a gateway to gambling?
Chew Zhan Lun
Co-founder of Card Marketplace CTRL Collectibles; card collector who recently rejected a large offer for a rare card
CTRL Collectibles
Episode: S1E68: Trading cards: Childhood hobby, investment asset or a gateway to gambling?
Benjamin Radd
UCLA Professor, scholar of US foreign policy and Middle East politics
University of California, Los Angeles
Episode: S2E66: Iran’s war machine can only last a few more weeks: Expert
Andrew Lioe
President of the Association of Strata Managers, founder of A4 International
Association of Strata Managers, A4 International
Episode: S1E87: Should the Government fund condo repairs?
Daniel Chen
Partner at Lee & Lee, focuses on MCST disputes
Lee & Lee
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Dr. Khor Hoe Ee
Eminent economist; former chief economist of AMRO
AMRO (retired); former IMF; RSIS/NTU lecturer
Episode: S2E65: Why Grab-type firms are the way for SE Asia to thrive in AI era
Mohamed Imran Mohamed Taib
Founding director of Dialogue Centre, focusing on cultural and racial diversity and inclusion
Dialogue Centre
Episode: S1E86: What does the war in Iran change for Singapore?

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David Fogarty
Co-host of Green Pulse, focusing on environmental issues and sustainable development.
Audrey Tan
Co-host of Green Pulse, engaging in discussions about policy and sustainability.

Reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars from 88 ratings
  • Good content and informative!

    Thanks for the podcast, SPH Media.

    I find it very-useful and not only that, it’s great for listening while reading newspapers. ❤️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Muhammad Faezin
    Singapore4 years ago
  • Combine series 1 and unknown series

    Great podcast! Please combine the above two mentioned series.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    edwingoh6
    Singapore8 years ago

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S1E38: Quah Ting Wen on her infinite mindset and when she’ll stop competing
Q: What does the Infinite Game mean to you in your swimming career?
It means focusing on longevity and joy in the craft rather than chasing external markers like medals, and continuously redefining success to stay in the game for as long as possible.
S2E66: Iran’s war machine can only last a few more weeks: Expert
Q: What are the plausible leadership outcomes for Iran if the regime weakens further—could there be a coup, continued leadership with a figurehead, or even revolution?
Possible outcomes include a military junta forming among senior IRGC officers, a continuation of the current system with a symbolic supreme leader, or an internal revolution if internal pressure becomes overwhelming; all scenarios reflect a regime under existential strain and the possibility of realignment behind the scenes.
S2E66: Iran’s war machine can only last a few more weeks: Expert
Q: Do you think they might attempt to make a nuclear bomb or a dirty bomb, and is there a possibility of accelerating such attempts given the regime's precarious position?
There is a large stock of enriched uranium, but the main obstacle is shrinking a bomb to a deliverable size and mounting it on a warhead for missile delivery, which would take months or more; while capacity exists, execution and timing are constrained by technical and strategic hurdles.
S2E66: Iran’s war machine can only last a few more weeks: Expert
Q: You monitor Iran very closely. Could you give us a sense of what's happening in Iran? Is the regime, for instance, strong and capable of waging a long war?
The regime is weaker than at the start of the year, having lost much of its top leadership and its ability to defend territory; the stockpiles of missiles and drones are being depleted, and while public support exists among some segments, the regime faces significant internal and external pressures that limit its ability to sustain a long war.
S1E67: Gen AI won't take your job away. Here's why
Q: What is your take on whether learning AI will be accessible or a real uphill battle for older workers?
The guests emphasize that learning AI, especially with agentic tools, hinges more on expressing intent in clear language than mastering complex coding, and that domain experience is invaluable for guiding AI outputs, making AI learning feasible even for those with less formal education.

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Content primarily revolves around discussions that cater to various aspects of Singaporean life and wider Asian social issues. Frequent topics include technology, education, health, climate change, and economic policies, allowing for in-depth discussions that often feature insights from experts across different fields. Notably, there is a strong emphasis on local perspectives coupled with broader geopolitical analyses, making the content especially relevant for listeners interested in understanding Singapore's role in global contexts and the impact of domestic and regional policies. Episodes range from explorations of tech entrepreneurship to discussions on mental health and parenting, appealing to a diverse audience.

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1. Victor Seah
2. Heng Li Seng
3. Dr Lim Boon Leng
4. Chew Zhan Lun
5. Benjamin Radd
6. Andrew Lioe
7. Daniel Chen
8. Dr. Khor Hoe Ee

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