Shares in Chinese humanoid robot maker Unitree soared 460% on their first day of trading in Shanghai. Hairianto Diman and Justine Moss examine what is driving the investor frenzy, whether the valuation can last, and what the blockbuster IPO signals about China’s growing robotics industry with William Ma, Chief Investment Officer, GROW Investment Group.  

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If you get hurt in public, who's responsible? This comes as NParks faces two separate negligence lawsuits involving people injured in public spaces – one involving a woman who says she was attacked by a wild boar, and another involving two people who allegedly tripped over a temporary cable cover. Daniel Martin spoke to Tris Xavier, Associate Director at Yuen Law LLC, about where responsibility lies when accidents happen in public.

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Two new AIxLegal programmes were announced to help legal professionals use AI effectively and responsibly, after recent cases highlighted the risks of relying on inaccurate AI-generated material. Daniel Martin spoke to Edmund Koh, Treasurer and Board Member of the Singapore Corporate Counsel Association, about how lawyers can embrace AI without compromising accuracy, confidentiality or legal judgement.

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Guest: Audrey Ho, Investment Counselor, Citigold Private Client, Citibank Singapore. 

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In ‘Culture Club’, Melanie Oliveiro covers the Singapore Night Festival 2026 “Myths and Legends” edition with Festival Director Qazim Karim, who’ll describe the line-up of projection mapping, experiential programmes and more. Marianne Ching - part of the Melting Po(r)t Collective – will discuss the Stormy Straits walk-through art installation at Bugis Street Art Lane.

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In ‘Made in SG’, Melanie Oliveiro speaks profiles CITRUS fest 2026, a 10-day biennial arts festival. Festival curator Chong Gua Khee will discuss the theme, “Kacang Puteh, Care Oke?” while highlighting the workshops, performances and discussions concerning wellbeing. Woon Tien Wei of social space Post Museum will discuss interactive activities like Stone Soup Party.

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Singapore and India agreed to deepen co-operation in areas including telecommunications, food safety, semiconductors and skills development at their fourth Ministerial Roundtable. Daniel Martin spoke to Dr Amitendu Palit, Trade and Economics Research Lead at the Institute of South Asian Studies, NUS, about what the outcomes meant for India-Singapore ties amid growing geopolitical and economic uncertainty.

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A six-kilometre walk, jog or run through Marina Bay is putting the spotlight on the daily journey many children make to collect water. Cheryl Goh speaks with Jasmine Zhong, Brand and Marketing Manager at PAZZION Singapore, and Patricia Ng, Head of Marketing and Communications at World Vision Singapore to find out how PAZZION and World Vision Singapore are bringing people of different ages and fitness levels together to support access to clean water, and why movement, community and purpose can all be part of wellness. 

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One of the world’s hottest taco trends has landed in Singapore, with Tomatillo’s new drinkable tacos bringing together flavour-packed fillings, rich broths and savoury drippings made for dipping and sipping. Cheryl Goh speaks with Daniel Chavez and Tamara Chavez, chefs and co-owners of Tomatillo to find out how this birria-inspired experience works, what makes Mexican food so much more than the familiar stereotypes, and how Tomatillo is serving up a little Mexican escape by Marina Bay.

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As the Singapore Grand Prix and other outdoor event organisers step up haze contingency plans, Hairianto Diman and Justine Moss ask Prof Alberto Salvo, Dean’s Chair, Department of Economics, National University of Singapore, how prepared businesses are for worsening air quality, what protections workers need, and how companies can keep operations running safely.

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