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The most uncensored conversations about censorable things coming out from the much-censored country of Singapore. Hosted by Haresh & Terence from the comedy house Ministry of Funny.

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During a recent doorstop interview, Acting Transport Minister Jeffrey Siow mentioned that less than one third of bus captains are Singaporeans, and how it’s a bottleneck to expanding the bus service network in SG. Elsewhere, a petition to extend pick... more

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Gavin Lee, the interim head coach of the Singapore men’s national football team, shares his journey from giving up on playing professionally at 15 to becoming one of Singapore’s youngest top-tier coaches. We talk about the real struggles in Singapore... more

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Recent Guests

Gavin Lee
Interim head coach of the Singapore men's national football team
Football Association of Singapore
Episode: #725 ft. National Coach of SG Football - What’s Broken & Why There’s Hope for the Lions
Chai Hong
Debut filmmaker and director of 'We Can Save The World!'
Episode: #718 ft. Chai Hong - How BTO Flats Affect SG Filmmakers & Making SG’s First Sci-Fi Comedy Movie
Goh Hanyan
Senior Parliamentary Secretary for the Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment and the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth
Government of Singapore
Episode: #716 ft. Goh Hanyan - Unpacking Recent Hawker Controversies & How We Can Save the Culture
Janadas Devan
Chairman of the Singapore International Foundation's Board of Governors
Singapore International Foundation
Episode: #713 ft. Janadas Devan - The Absurdity of a Singaporean Identity and the Fragility of Cohesion
Stephanie Tan
Member of the Progress Singapore Party and ex-lawyer
Progress Singapore Party
Episode: #710: Stephanie Tan on Choosing PSP over PAP, Being Labelled a “Homemaker” & Making PSLE Optional
Calvin Tan
A person living with HIV for over a decade, advocate for HIV awareness.
Action for AIDS
Episode: #704: Living with HIV - Stigmas, Rejections & Why HIV is No Longer a Death Sentence
Dr. Christine Yau
Consultant ophthalmologist specializing in eye care
Episode: #702 ft. Dr. Christine Yau - The Vision Problem You Can’t Escape & What You Can Do!
Sandra Riley Tang
Singer, songwriter, and activist
Artist, formerly of The Sam Willows
Episode: #698 ft. Sandra Riley Tang - Her Viral Video Against HDB & Why She Quit Music After Coldplay
Jinx Yeo
Stand-up comedian known for his unique style and introspective approach to comedy.
Episode: #695 ft. Jinx Yeo - Politically Incorrect Jokes, Beating Stage Fright & Surviving as a Comedian

Hosts

Haresh Tilani
Co-host and comedian known for engaging commentary on Singaporean politics and culture.
Terence Heng
Co-host and comedian adept at navigating topical discussions with humor and insight.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 1.7k ratings
  • I’m I’m going to go get my a

    Can’t believe be in in a good good place place to live in a place like that where we have a a great home

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Knnnfg60788
    Singapore5 months ago
  • Local news with a touch of humor!

    Nice one!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    bennykan91
    Singapore3 years ago
  • Favorite SG podcast

    Was asked to submit a review, happy to do so. Look forward to each episode and their discussions on local news. 5 stars!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    nayrgno
    Singapore3 years ago
  • daily dose of local news for gen z

    been listening since their election episodes and caught up with all the episodes ever since

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jinghui14
    Singapore3 years ago
  • Natasha Riaz Qureshi

    Hahahah so funny

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    natashariazqureshi
    Singapore3 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the candidness and authenticity of the hosts, noting that it makes complex issues more accessible.
Listeners enjoy the engaging and humorous discussions about Singaporean current affairs.
Many find the conversational style feels like sitting with friends, which fosters a sense of connection and relatability.
The blend of serious topics with comedic commentary is particularly appreciated and resonates well with the audience.

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#725 ft. National Coach of SG Football - What’s Broken & Why There’s Hope for the Lions
Q: So, taking aside all those factors, if we talk about talent, right? When we look at Singapore talent, I mean, would you say there is a huge difference in talent at the young age between us and other countries that have better footballing standards?
Yes, there are a lot of talents, but not every talent reaches the finishing line.
#725 ft. National Coach of SG Football - What’s Broken & Why There’s Hope for the Lions
Q: Did your dad have any advice or did he, how did he feel about you going into the coaching thing?
He didn't say much, but as long as he sees I'm enjoying it and doing it 100%, he's fine with it.
#716 ft. Goh Hanyan - Unpacking Recent Hawker Controversies & How We Can Save the Culture
Q: What do you hope to bring to this portfolio of yours?
I hope to represent the younger demographic's hopes for our hawker culture and encourage constructive conversations on how to improve it.
#716 ft. Goh Hanyan - Unpacking Recent Hawker Controversies & How We Can Save the Culture
Q: Do you worry about the future of hawker culture?
Yes, I do. It's essential that we find ways to support hawkers and ensure their survival amidst rising costs and changing societal expectations.
#716 ft. Goh Hanyan - Unpacking Recent Hawker Controversies & How We Can Save the Culture
Q: What are your thoughts on the public's perception of the SEHC model?
The public is entitled to their views, and I think there needs to be a fair assessment based on understanding the details behind the model.

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This podcast facilitates uncensored conversations that bring humor and critical analysis to various topics sparked by current events in Singapore. Frequent discussions touch on the complexities of local politics, social issues, and cultural nuances, often incorporating a light-hearted yet insightful approach. Notably, the hosts engage with a diverse range of guests, sharing unique perspectives that illuminate both serious and comedic aspects of the issues at hand. The conversational chemistry between the hosts creates an inviting atmosphere for listeners who enjoy wit and candor alongside informative content about contemporary Singaporean life.

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2. Chai Hong
3. Goh Hanyan
4. Janadas Devan
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