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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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Recent Guests

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
Pritam Singh
Leader of the Opposition in Singapore
Workers' Party
Episode: #706 ft. Pritam Singh - Why SG’s Leader of Opposition Won’t Be PM & Dealing with Govt Scrutiny
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
Sonny Liew
Cartoonist and author of "The Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye"
Episode: #690 ft. Sonny Liew - Controversy Through Comics, Being World-Class & Creating Satire on Lee Kuan Yew
Walid Abdullah
Associate Professor, podcaster, and best-selling author of 'Why Palestine? Reflections from Singapore'
Nanyang Technological University (NTU)
Episode: #689 ft. Prof. Walid - Why Every SG Politician Should Want to be PM & His New Book on Palestine

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 1.6k 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

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    Knnnfg60788
    Singapore4 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.
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#710: Stephanie Tan on Choosing PSP over PAP, Being Labelled a “Homemaker” & Making PSLE Optional
Q: How do you manage the balance between parenting and your political career?
I emphasize regular communication with my children to understand their experiences.
#710: Stephanie Tan on Choosing PSP over PAP, Being Labelled a “Homemaker” & Making PSLE Optional
Q: Do you think the PSLE should be made optional?
I think the stress put on children at that age is not beneficial.
#710: Stephanie Tan on Choosing PSP over PAP, Being Labelled a “Homemaker” & Making PSLE Optional
Q: How do you feel about the way you were introduced during the GE period?
I eventually realized that I should just own it.
#690 ft. Sonny Liew - Controversy Through Comics, Being World-Class & Creating Satire on Lee Kuan Yew
Q: But did it ever cross your mind that, you know, as a Singaporean in this, in a very pragmatic Singapore, right? Like is it possible to make a living as a cartoonist and as an artist?
As a young artist, I was overconfident. I was like, I'm full of myself. I'm sure I'm going to be a superstar.
#690 ft. Sonny Liew - Controversy Through Comics, Being World-Class & Creating Satire on Lee Kuan Yew
Q: How does it feel that, knowing that this is the 10th anniversary of the book now?
I'm really grateful for how well the book has done, because back then I was always wondering whether I could do my own book in long form.

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