
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.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 815 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Comedy InterviewsComedy | |||

Prof Joseph Liow, Dean of the LKY School & Chairman of the Middle East Institute at NUS, on why Iran's nationalism makes US regime change impossible, why the Strait of Malacca is Singapore's next geopolitical flashpoint, and what international law ca... more
The Singapore Police Force ends the licensing exemption for open-concept massage shops after vice spreads across HDB estates. Meanwhile, a daughter recommends a free senior meal stall to her parents - they get charged $7.50, owner insists they never ... more
SNOC chief Mark Chay called certain school sports "dead-end" - then referred reporters to SNOC, who responded that every sport has "intrinsic value." Meanwhile, a mystery sign on the Malaysian side of the Causeway is stopping people from walking to J... more
MOE is standardising caning and suspension for school bullies across all schools by 2027 along with more funding, but parents and teachers have their doubts. Elsewhere, SMRT's Kindness Express poster tells commuters not to apply lipstick in on trains... more
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I have been following you guys for one year , can I please get a shoutout
Forget Oxley how about an episode about the flies in the house x Prince Group
I’ve been hooked since discovering the YLB pod during the 2025 elections interviews and coverage of the various candidates. This is a pod that all Singaporeans should listen and catch up on the current topics in Singapore. I dare say, “Better than MSM!” Keep those conversations going!
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
Nice one!
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This podcast features lively discussions focused on a range of topics significant to Singaporean culture and current events while infusing humor into the conversation. The hosts engage a variety of guests, including professionals and politicians, offering insights into local socio-political issues, economic matters, and community dynamics. The unique blend of humor and candid discussion encourages listeners to reflect on pressing issues while enjoying entertaining banter and storytelling. Episodes often highlight themes such as governance, social justice, economic trends, and the role of media, making it suitable for those interested in contemporary Singaporean affairs delivered with a comedic twist.
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