Our guests on how youth in Singapore, aged 18 to 35, can be quite diverse in opinions. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Synopsis: The Straits Times takes a hard look at social issues of the day with guests.
Their first guest is Mr Joel Lim, 30, managing director of Zyrup Media and host of Political Prude: The Podcast, a show catered towards young adults. He has hosted all three presidential candidates on his show recently. 8:55 What is an assumption about the ‘youth vote’ that may not be true? Maximilian Oh on why it’s not a “cohesive” voting block
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Late-night TV hosts join on podcast to help striking writersLOS ANGELES : An all-star lineup of late-night television hosts are uniting on a podcast to chat about Hollywood's ongoing labor disputes, a group effort to raise funds for their striking staff writers.Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, Seth Meyers and John Oliver will take part in the podcast t
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Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel & Co. join on podcast to help striking writersSeth Meyers, John Oliver will join the trio in the podcast Strike Force Five that debuts on Wednesday. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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5 late-night TV hosts come together on new podcast to help striking writersStephen Colbert, Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, Seth Meyers and John Oliver will take part in the podcast that debuts on Wednesday (Aug 30) called Strike Force Five.
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'I see kids suffering': Young millennials and Gen Zs discuss why many don't want childrenIs Singapore's birth rate low because our young couples want to focus on their own lives? Or are they deterred from becoming parents because of the tough lives that modern children have to go through? In a YouTube video posted by You Got Watch channel last Wednesday (Aug 23), The Hop Pod podcast hosts Joie Tan, Nicholas Yeam and Yun...
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Everything you ever wanted to know about the role of Singapore's president (but were afraid to ask)With the presidential election around the corner, I found myself curious about exactly why we have a President in the first place. I mean, I'm not complaining: Free public holiday! But jokes aside, it's good to know why we're even voting for a President at all. So here's the lowdown on what our President does. The short answer: The position...
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Commentary: Return-to-office mandates pit spouse against spouseMen took on more household responsibilities during the COVID-19 pandemic, but return-to-office mandates risk undercutting that progress, says Sarah Green Carmichael for Bloomberg Opinion.
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