We discuss the recent accusations against Dee Kosh alleging that the local YouTuber sexually propositioned minors, and how he was later exposed by other influencers for being an asshole. Other tangents in this conversation include: was Kenneth molested as a child? How does society sees male victims of sexual crimes? How should we treat rapists we have already served their time?

COVID-19 has been a stressful time for everyone, and mental health issues are becoming especially urgent. In this episode, our friend Joyce joins us for an insightful chat on her work as a psychologist, and how we see mental health in Singapore. We discuss a few tips for mental wellness, and you can also find a few resources recommended by Joyce below:

Here are some resources you can refer to:

https://www.imh.com.sg/wellness/page.aspx?id=356

https://www.samhealth.org.sg/understanding-mental-health/what-is-mental-wellness/

https://www.chat.mentalhealth.sg/mobile/

https://stayprepared.sg/mymentalhealth/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIvrPJ5pf56gIVgQsrCh002gnJEAAYASAAEgIlx_D_BwE

We have our first guest on Baldcast for a discussion on LGBTQ+ issues in Singapore! Tammie shares her own experiences identifying as pansexual, and we talk about how Kenneth "woke up" to being ugly.

Can we support the work of problematic assholes? This month, Yvette has a moral dilemma over her fave Harry Potter, and Kenneth wonders if we can still celebrate the achievements of people who had harmed others in the past.

It's been a wholeass year of Baldcast - I know, we can't believe it too. This month, we ramble about what's changed, what hasn't, what's coming up. That's the true Baldcast spirit: Kenneth and Yvette talking about nothing important, and bringing you, faithful listener, along for the fun.

In this long episode perfect for this extended Circuit Breaker, we talk about growing up fat and being bullied at school, touching on society's views on obese people. Also, is workplace bullying a thing, or just a manager being an unreasonable asshole? Keep this discussion going - do you disagree with us? Let us know, because we love a good debate!

What are all our lives now but one long CB (Circuit Breaker, of course) session? Join us on a virtual date, as we talk about being at home all the time, and what we look forward to whenever COVID-19 dies down. Don't be a real CB, and stay home guys!

What sets us off? Waiting, being taken advantage of, and our parents (hey, we love them, but man, these boomers). Tune in to find out which pet peeve belongs to whom! Quick poll, who do you think is more easily triggered? 🤔

You might not know this, but Yvette has a few tattoos! This month, Kenneth lets her ramble far too long about her tattoos (including the slightly more regrettable ones), and talks about why he may or may not get one in the future. Want to know if tattoos hurt? Want to know why people put themselves under the needle to get inked? Listen on.

If you're looking for something besides the virus, this episode ain't it, chief. This month, we discuss the relentless COVID-19 news coverage (yes, we are hypocrites) and Singaporeans' "sia suay" panic-buying. Tune in to hear a new segment, "Storytime with Yvette", when she talks about mass hysteria in '70s Singapore.

Why people react the way they do: https://www.facebook.com/singaporepsychologicalsociety/posts/2688745961241297