Let's Talk, Singapore

A viral video of a helmetless cyclist crashing onto the road has reignited debate over reckless cycling in Singapore, particularly among youths riding fixie bikes. With helmets already mandatory on public roads, are existing rules doing enough to keep cyclists and other road users safe? Should dangerous cyclists face riding bans, or should Singapore introduce cycling licences and compulsory profic...

Child abuse cases in Singapore, including the tragic deaths of Megan Khung and Trevor Neo, have raised difficult questions about how we protect vulnerable children and whether warning signs are being missed. How do we recognise when discipline crosses the line into abuse? What happens when someone suspects a child is being harmed, and how can we intervene before it is too late? On Talk of the Town...

You've just finished a meal at a restaurant, but there's food scattered across the table, crumbs on the floor and a bit of a mess left behind by your family. Do you make an effort to tidy up before leaving, or is that part of what you're paying for? We discuss how much responsibility diners should take for the mess they leave behind. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

8 matches without a win means Manchester United have now matched their worst run this century, as matters got from worst to worser for the Red Devils. With the departure of Michael Carrick now looking inevitable, could the club now face the very real threat of relegation from the Premier League? Join Neil Humphreys & Zia-ul Raushan - LIVE every weekday at 6.50am for The Final Score only on Let...

What does it take to think like a hacker for a living? Emil Tan shares the realities of ethical hacking, the challenges of finding hidden security flaws, and how he built Division Zero and helped shape Singapore’s cybersecurity community. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Singapore has resumed crow culling amid rising complaints about crow attacks and urban wildlife. But is shooting crows an effective long-term solution? Let’s Talk, Singapore speaks to Kalai Vanan Balakrishnan, CEO of ACRES , about animal welfare, alternatives to culling and how Singapore should manage its crow population. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ever been hit with a “Hey…” and then left waiting for the actual question? Or received 15 work messages in a row? From Slack etiquette to office messaging pet peeves, Audrey Siek ranks the workplace chat habits that test everyone’s patience. Which one annoys you the most? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Premier League returns with questions a plenty! Will City continue to drum out the naysayers with 3 points against Villa? Will Michael Carrick save his job? Will Spurs go all Spursy against Chlesea? And will Audrey retain her crown as the queen of predictions?  Got a story to tell? Get in touch! raushan@sph.com.sg See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Something big is brewing at Changi Airport. A renowned luxury brand has unveiled its largest flagship in the world, alongside a first-of-its-kind museum celebrating the fascinating world of tea. See if you can guess it with Audrey on Let's Talk, Singapore!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Finding a stranger inside your HDB flat can be unsettling, especially when the home is still undergoing renovation. With reports of people entering flats without permission, homeowners need to know how to protect their property and what steps they can take when an incident occurs. Margaret Yeow, Co-Managing Director at Hoh Law Corporation  joins Let’s Talk, Singapore as they break down...

Pet ownership comes with more than just food and toys. Veterinary care, grooming and other essentials can quickly add up. Let's Talk, Singapore finds out how much Singapore pet owners spend each month and whether keeping a fur baby is becoming a costly commitment. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A 4-1 defeat to Como in the UEFA Champions League — just another night Manchester United fans would rather forget. But perhaps the worst part of supporting United isn’t losing; it’s the cycle of hope, hype and heartbreak that follows every setback. From unpredictable performances to boardroom infighting and the burden of past glory, we ask: why does backing one of football’...

A man picking up leftover food at a Tampines hawker centre has sparked concerns about food safety and raised questions about what hardship looks like in Singapore. Let’s Talk, Singapore and STOMP'S Maureen Ow also known as famous food blogger Miss Tam Chiak explore food insecurity, financial struggles, the support available to those in need and whether we're doing enough as a society. See om...

Singapore's food courts cater to people with different tastes and dietary needs. But when it comes to halal food, how much choice is enough? Let's Talk, Singapore asks whether one stall is sufficient or whether food courts should provide more options to make dining out more inclusive. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As haze blankets Singapore, many of us can retreat indoors, limit outdoor activities or put on a mask. But what about migrant workers who spend hours working outdoors, often in physically demanding jobs? When the air becomes unhealthy, do they have the protection they need, and can they afford to stop working? Benjamin Kuan, CEO of HealthServe, and Ethan Guo, Executive Director of TWC2, join Let&r...

With back-to-back UEFA Champions League crowns, PSG have already etched their name into football folklore. But with each passing week, they assert their dominance on all that stands in front of them. That begs the question, are they unequivocally the best team in the world..much to City's chagrin? Join Neil Humphreys & Zia-ul Raushan - LIVE every weekday at 6.50am for The Final Score only on L...

In a world where almost everything is just a click away, something a little more old-school is bringing enthusiasts together in Singapore this weekend. With 37 vendors, rare finds, familiar names and a little nostalgia, it's shaping up to be its biggest edition yet. But can Neil figure out what's in the box, the meaning behind its rather unusual name, and where it's all happening? Join Neil Humphr...

How much screen time is too much for a baby, and does educational content really help young children learn? With many parents relying on phones and videos to keep babies occupied, questions are growing about the effects on early brain development. Let’s Talk, Singapore invites Adelyn Tan, SAC-Registered Counsellor | Senior Psychotherapist to discuss what parents should know, whether reducing...

Would you travel all the way to China to lose weight? These so-called “fat camps” or “fat prisons” are attracting attention online, with strict routines, controlled meals and hours of daily exercise promising a chance to reset your lifestyle. Some Singaporeans have even made the trip. But what’s driving people to sign up? Is it the cost, health concerns, the promise o...

Roberto de Zerbi earned himself a stay of execution, somewhat, guiding Tottenham to their first of the season against Coventry. But with November fast approaching, time is running out for managers who are under pressure to deliver. So who will face the axe first? Carrick at Manchester United? Arbeloa at Fulham? Tune in to hear our picks, it may surprise you! Join Neil Humphreys & Zia-ul Rausha...

Who protects Singapore’s security guards when they are the ones facing abuse? Following an alleged assault on a security officer at a Sengkang condominium, Let’s Talk, Singapore looks beyond one incident to examine the realities of working in private security, explore the challenges security officers face, the protections available to them and whether we are doing enough to keep them s...

Could a S$2 million HDB resale flat become a reality in Singapore? With million-dollar transactions making headlines and some asking prices reaching even higher, the prospect raises difficult questions about where the public housing market is heading. Professor Sing Tien Foo, Provost’s Chair Professor, Department of Real Estate, National University of Singapore (NUS) joins Let’s Talk,...

Your date picked the restaurant, but when the bill arrives, who should foot it? Should the person who chose the place pay, should the guy always pick up the tab, or is splitting the bill 50/50 the fairest option? Let's Talk, Singapore dives into dating etiquette, gender expectations and the unspoken rules around money and romance.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How much longer can Manchester United afford to wait? Another disappointing result, another missed opportunity, and a season that is already threatening to go off the rails. Carrick admits the situation doesn’t look great, but says he has no doubts United can go on a good run. Is that confidence justified, or are we hearing the familiar words of a manager running out of answers? Join Neil Hu...

As the haze worsens across Singapore, some schools have suspended outdoor activities, while others are taking additional precautions to protect students. But with air quality reaching very unhealthy levels and neighbouring Malaysia already closing schools, should Singapore consider doing the same? On Singapore Unfiltered, we ask whether current measures are enough to protect our children, or if ke...