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Let's Talk, Singapore

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Start your day with the stories shaping Singapore — and your place in it. Join Neil Humphreys and Audrey Siek as they cover the biggest headlines, trending topics, and everyday conversations, unpacked through fresh perspectives, expert insights, and engaging discussion. From current affairs and social issues to lifestyle trends and community voices, each segment offers a different lens on what’s happening — and what’s worth your attention. And it’s not just talk — it’s your voice. Through polls, messages, and live call-ins, listeners are part of the conversation, sharing their views and shapin...

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Singapore Unfiltered: Is Singapore really a clean country, or just a cleaned one? 14.10.2026

Singapore has a reputation for being one of the cleanest cities in the world. But how much of that cleanliness comes from people actually cleaning up after themselves?... After K-pop boy band CORTIS performed at the Singapore Grand Prix, concertgoers reportedly left behind mountains of rubbish, from plastic bottles and food wrappers to shoes and even a stick-on bra. Let's Talk, Singapore discusses...

Talk of the Town: The haze is coming from Indonesia but is Singapore part of the problem?  14.10.2026

Singapore is once again dealing with unhealthy haze, but beyond the smoke lies a bigger question, who is actually responsible for the fires? Robin Hicks, freelance journalist covering nature, climate and business in Asia, joins Let’s Talk, Singapore to examine the role of plantation companies, corporate links to Singapore, enforcement gaps and whether enough is being done to prevent the haze...

Breakfast Bites: Do you think working from home will hurt your career? 14.10.2026

For many people, working from home has become the new normal. But does being out of sight mean being out of mind? We explore whether remote workers are at a disadvantage when it comes to career progression, visibility and building relationships at work. Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek LIVE every weekday at 7.05am for Breakfast Bites. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Final Score: Will the 2027 Asian Cup in Saudi Arabia go ahead amid escalating Middle East tensions? 13.10.2026

For Singapore’s Lions, a historic first Asian Cup appearance is on the horizon. But with security concerns mounting in Saudi Arabia, uncertainty now surrounds the tournament scheduled for January 2027. What does this mean for the players and personnel, and the fans hoping to see them make history? We hear from head coach Gavin Lee, captain Hariss Harun and Singapore football supporters.&nbsp...

Singapore Unboxed: A fresh look at an old classic in the countryside 13.10.2026

Iin this week's unusual Unboxed, Audrey gets Neil to guess something that's right up his alley; though it is different from other episodes. Instead of featuring something new that's going on in town, Audrey hones in on something that has been around for 26 years that may be seeing some major changes in the coming months. With listeners' help, Neil managed to venture to Kranji for a nice, fresh tre...

We Are Family!: Singapore’s P1 registration changes - Does living near a school still give you an advantage?  13.10.2026

Singapore is changing the Primary 1 registration system from 2027, with most schools increasing Phase 2C places from 40 to 60 and 12 schools introducing a new two-track system for children living within and beyond 2km. But what are these changes really designed to achieve? Let’s Talk, Singapore speaks to Dr Nur Diyanah Binte Anwar, Lecturer, Humanities and Social Studies Education Department...

Breakfast Bites: Someone's Using Their Phone in the Cinema. What Do You Do? 12.10.2026

It only takes a few seconds for a bright screen to distract an entire row. If someone is using their phone during a film, would you call them out, ask an usher for help, or simply put up with it? We want to know what you'd do. Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek LIVE every weekday at 7.05am for Breakfast Bites. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Final Score: Is Manchester City's FFP farce making this Premier League season meaningless? 12.10.2026

Manchester City’s financial-rule saga is casting a long shadow over the Premier League. With the club appealing the commission’s findings, are fans watching a title race with an asterisk? We examine whether the uncertainty is undermining competitive fairness and putting the league’s credibility at risk. Join Neil Humphreys & Zia-ul Raushan - LIVE every weekday at 6.50am for T...

Singapore Unfiltered: With 9.4 billion already in projected revenue, how long before COE hits $200,0000? 12.10.2026

Singapore's COE system could be in for a major shake-up, with proposals to merge Categories A and B and introduce rebates or surcharges based on car value. But with COE premiums hovering around S$130,000, will these changes make car ownership more affordable, or simply change who pays more? And do they go far enough to address the bigger issues driving COE prices? We speak with Kwee Neng Say, vete...

Talk of the Town: From nearly retiring to Asian Games Gold Tiffany Teo shares her MMA story  12.10.2026

How does a girl who once hated PE end up becoming an MMA champion?  Let’s Talk, Singapore is joined by Tiffany Teo as she opens up about the highs, lows and doubts that shaped her journey, including the years when she questioned whether she should continue fighting. Alongside her husband and coach  Sim Kai Xiong , she shares what it took to rebuild her career, their relationship th...

Breakfast Bites: How closely do you monitor your home renovation? 11.10.2026

During a renovation, it's not unusual for several different workers to enter your home over the course of a day. Do you keep track of everyone, or trust the process? We discuss where you draw the line between being careful and being overly cautious. Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek LIVE every weekday at 7.05am for Breakfast Bites. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Final Score: Max Verstappen dominates the Singapore Grand Prix; Paul Pogba on City's pending charges 11.10.2026

Red Bull's Max Verstappen ruled the roost at the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix, completing a clean sweep - winning the Sprint Race on Saturday, clinching pole shortly after and then cashing in with a dominant display to win his FIRST race at the Marina Bay Street Circuit. Also spotted at the night race was former Manchester United star Paul Pogba, who shared his thoughts on City's pending charges.&nbs...

Singapore Unfiltered: US Skateboarder at Henderson Waves | Are we too rigid with rules in Singapore? 09.10.2026

An American skateboarder has sparked controversy after filming himself performing tricks at Henderson Waves, even climbing over a safety railing to attempt a daring stunt. While some have criticised him for disregarding local rules and public safety, others see a talented skateboarder simply having fun. Are Singaporeans too obsessed with following the rules, or is our respect for them what makes S...

Unusual Jobs: Can you make a living as a Professional Wrestler in Singapore? 09.10.2026

Professional wrestling might seem like an unusual career choice in Singapore, but Greg Ho has spent years trying to build a sustainable wrestling industry here. The professional wrestler and founder of Grapplemax takes Let’s Talk, Singapore behind the scenes of a career most people never imagine having in Singapore. From leaving a corporate career and training overseas to the physical realit...

Breakfast Bites: How would you deal with noisy neighbours? 08.10.2026

The music's too loud. The furniture keeps scraping across the floor. Or the kids are running around long after bedtime. Living close to other people means a certain amount of noise is unavoidable. But when does it become too much? We discuss how you'd handle one of the most common neighbourhood frustrations. Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek LIVE every weekday at 7.05am for Breakfast Bites. Se...

The Final Score: Who will win the Singapore Grand Prix… and the Liverpool-Manchester City blockbuster? 08.10.2026

What are the odds that we’d have two of the most significant sports events on the same day. At home, we’ve got the Singapore Grand Prix. In England, Manchester City have been found guilty of financial doping and must head to the Anfield cauldron of Liverpool. Who will prevail? Will haze ruin the GP race? Will Liverpool make Man City see red? Fear not. Neil Humphreys and Zia-ul Raushan...

Singapore Unboxed: Benjamin Kheng and Nathan Hartono tell us What's in The Box! 08.10.2026

Something homegrown is stepping into the spotlight today, after first making its debut last year. It’s funny, a little unconventional and involves plenty of big personalities, physical chaos and people chasing some pretty ambitious dreams. But what exactly is it? Can Audrey piece together the clues and work out what we’ve boxed up this week? And once she does, there might just be anoth...

We Are Family!: Run For Inclusion 2026 - What does true inclusion mean? 08.10.2026

For 12 years, Run For Inclusion has brought Persons with Special Needs, caregivers, volunteers and the wider community together through sport. But what does meaningful inclusion actually look like beyond simply sharing the same space? Ahead of Run For Inclusion 2026, Let’s Talk, Singapore speaks to Ong Meng Hong, Chairperson of Runninghour Co-operative, and Romain Lafarguette, a Running Guid...

The Final Score: Is Ronaldo at risk of tarnishing his undisputed legacy? 07.10.2026

Lionel Messi got the farewell every football legend dreams of. Cristiano Ronaldo got embroiled in a very public fallout with his national team coach. While Messi celebrated an emotional final chapter in Buenos Aires, Ronaldo accused Jorge Jesus of an “absolute breach of trust”. For a player whose legacy is already undisputed, could this be an unnecessary blemish? Join Neil Humphreys &a...

Breakfast Bites: You witness two people fighting in public. What do you do? 07.10.2026

It's one of those situations nobody expects to find themselves in. If you witnessed two people fighting in public, what would your first instinct be? We discuss whether you'd step in, call for help, or stay back, and what factors would influence your decision. Join Neil Humphreys & Audrey Siek LIVE every weekday at 7.05am for Breakfast Bites. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information...

Singapore Unfiltered: Where do you draw the line on food hygiene when eating out? 07.10.2026

A worker at a food stall in Woodlands MRT has gone viral after being filmed using a bare finger to spread what appeared to be butter on slices of bread. So where do we actually draw the line on food hygiene when eating out? And how much of it is simply out of sight, out of mind? Join Let's Talk, Singapore as they discuss what food preparation practices they are personally willing to accept and wha...

The Final Score: Is Harry Kane England's GREATEST ever player, and will anyone deny him the Ballon d’Or? 07.10.2026

Harry Kane is running out of records to break. Two more goals against Czechia took him to 91 for England, while his 125th cap moved him level with Peter Shilton. But the England captain isn’t done yet. With 50 goals for club and country in 2026 and the Ballon d’Or just weeks away, is Kane now England’s greatest ever...and will anyone stop him taking the crown? Join Neil Humphreys...

Breakfast Bites: Driverless cars are coming to SG. How safe would you feel in one? 07.10.2026

Singapore is moving closer to a future where driverless vehicles are part of the transport network. Would you happily take a ride or do you still want a human in the driver's seat? We explore the promise of autonomous vehicles and the concerns that still make many people hesitate. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Final Score: Takeaways from Sepang ahead of Singapore Grand Prix | Formula 1 06.10.2026

A rain-hit weekend, technical problems and furore surrounding the fan experience all made the Bahrain Grand Prix held in Sepang one to remember. We unpack the biggest talking points from the race weekend, including Verstappen's long-awaited first win of the season, Lewis Hamilton's impressive podium finish, and what it was like for fans on the ground amid the chaos. And, as the F1 circus heads to...

Singapore Unboxed: Singapore's newest race experience isn't at the race track… 06.10.2026

You don't need to be at the Singapore Grand Prix circuit to get a taste of race week. Orchard Paddock 2026 brings racing, entertainment, food and interactive experiences to Orchard Road, including a chance to win a $218,000 car. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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