In the brand new series I'm calling "Extreme Extras", I reflect on the phenomenon of losing friendships as people enter different phases of life, as well as the conundrum of authenticity with regards to making friends.

In this episode, I am joined by Isaac Ong. We talk about overcoming judgement for being a Christian, the importance of the truth in love, and how to hear from God.

In this episode, I am joined by Jia Hao, who is the founder of The Fireplace Collective and Fireplace worship. We are seeing a different genre of Christian contemporary music being produced that has significantly less "Christianese", with a greater appeal to secular culture. We discuss the function of this new genre and how it should be distinguished from the existing style of worship songs.

In this episode, I am joined by Jia Hao, the founder of both The Fireplace Collective and Fireplace worship. I ask him about his thoughts on christian songs with swear words in them, and we discuss the various forms of worship.

In this episode, I am joined by Daryl and Pramoth. I ask them about their experience being in a Christian school despite being of a different religion, and more specifically, I ask for their opinion on people sharing their faith with them.

In this episode of the Extreme Exchange, I am joined by 2 familiar faces, Matthew and Minyi, and Donovan Sim. We discuss whether all immoral acts should be outlawed, and the phenomenon of existing laws being repealed.

In this episode of the Extreme Exchange, I am joined by 2 familiar faces, Matthew and Minyi, as well as Donovan Sim. We discuss what the primary role of the law is, and its fundamental axioms.

In this episode of the Extreme Exchange, I am joined by Aiken Chia! Aiken talks about how remaining firm on the christian stance towards things can actually aid in promoting conversation between believer and non-believer alike.

In this episode of the Extreme Exchange, I am joined by NOC host Aiken Chia as we explore the life of a christian public figure. He shares some of his experiences in dealing with fame and preventing it from taking his attention away from God.

In this episode, I am joined by Reverend Jasper from Telok Ayer Chinese Methodist Church. He explains that although God's laws in the old testament seem very oppressive, they were actually extremely liberating to people in the context of that period, hence keeping consistent with God's nature.