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30: Episode 30: The cast of Singapore Social
Take a bite: On this episode, our hosts Norman Tan, editor-in-chief of Esquire Singapore and Anita Kapoor, speaker, host and TV personality, are joined by three cast member of Netflix’s first Singapore-focused docu-series, Singapore Social—Mae Tan, Sukki Singapora, and Vinny Sharp.
00:00—Introduction
Our hosts Anita Kapoor (speaker, host and TV personality) and Norman Tan (editor-in-chief of Esquire Singapore) share what they’ve been up to since the last podcast.
1:25—"Coffee catch up”
Anita shares her experience being part of the Singapore International Film Festival (SGIFF) and Silver Screen Ball the past weekend.
The hosts celebrated the reception of episode 29’s podcast guest Singaporean director Anthony Chen’s newest film Wet Season (2019) at SGIFF, and the lead actress Yeo Yann Yann’s Best Actress win at the Golden Horse Awards 2019.
Anita also recommended keeping an eye out for A Land Imagined (2018), a neo-noir mystery thriller written and directed by Singaporean filmmaker Yeo Siew Hua. The film had an outstanding performance at the Golden Horse Awards 2019, winning Best Original Screenplay and Best Original Film Score.
8:39—"Fresh off the grill”
Feature segment with a new guest each podcast.
It has only been two days since the drop of Netflix’s first Singapore-focused docu-series Singapore Social—the series was released on 22 November 2019 globally in 189 countries.
In this episode, three cast members—online influencer and fashion insider Mae Tan; entertainer, activist and burlesque queen Sukki Singapora; and YouTube personality and filmmaker Vinny Sharp—sat down with our hosts to talk about their experience.
The cast shared how they got involved in the show, what made them say yes, and their thoughts on how accurately the final product portrayed them, their lives and the nuances of living in Singapore.
The podcasters also delve into the politics surrounding the show, and the cast discuss what it’s like being handed the responsibility to represent Singapore.
43:58—"Last call of the day”
The podcasters round up the episode in a game of ‘Who’s most likely to?’. Who of the Singapore Social cast is most likely to change careers, dance on the table at a bar, or pull a prank? Tune in to find out.
LISTEN, SUBSCRIBE, SHARE
Loved our podcast? Subscribe. Stay connected to us on social media by following us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. For more from the Esquire Singapore universe—to learn how to build a life that matters—head to our website: esquiresg.com.
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By Esquire SingaporeTake a bite: On this episode, our hosts Norman Tan, editor-in-chief of Esquire Singapore and Anita Kapoor, speaker, host and TV personality, are joined by three cast member of Netflix’s first Singapore-focused docu-series, Singapore Social—Mae Tan, Sukki Singapora, and Vinny Sharp.
00:00—Introduction
Our hosts Anita Kapoor (speaker, host and TV personality) and Norman Tan (editor-in-chief of Esquire Singapore) share what they’ve been up to since the last podcast.
1:25—"Coffee catch up”
Anita shares her experience being part of the Singapore International Film Festival (SGIFF) and Silver Screen Ball the past weekend.
The hosts celebrated the reception of episode 29’s podcast guest Singaporean director Anthony Chen’s newest film Wet Season (2019) at SGIFF, and the lead actress Yeo Yann Yann’s Best Actress win at the Golden Horse Awards 2019.
Anita also recommended keeping an eye out for A Land Imagined (2018), a neo-noir mystery thriller written and directed by Singaporean filmmaker Yeo Siew Hua. The film had an outstanding performance at the Golden Horse Awards 2019, winning Best Original Screenplay and Best Original Film Score.
8:39—"Fresh off the grill”
Feature segment with a new guest each podcast.
It has only been two days since the drop of Netflix’s first Singapore-focused docu-series Singapore Social—the series was released on 22 November 2019 globally in 189 countries.
In this episode, three cast members—online influencer and fashion insider Mae Tan; entertainer, activist and burlesque queen Sukki Singapora; and YouTube personality and filmmaker Vinny Sharp—sat down with our hosts to talk about their experience.
The cast shared how they got involved in the show, what made them say yes, and their thoughts on how accurately the final product portrayed them, their lives and the nuances of living in Singapore.
The podcasters also delve into the politics surrounding the show, and the cast discuss what it’s like being handed the responsibility to represent Singapore.
43:58—"Last call of the day”
The podcasters round up the episode in a game of ‘Who’s most likely to?’. Who of the Singapore Social cast is most likely to change careers, dance on the table at a bar, or pull a prank? Tune in to find out.
LISTEN, SUBSCRIBE, SHARE
Loved our podcast? Subscribe. Stay connected to us on social media by following us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. For more from the Esquire Singapore universe—to learn how to build a life that matters—head to our website: esquiresg.com.