Leaders can often feel like there’s not enough time in the day to achieve everything they set out to do - but what are the three most important things leaders MUST make time for?

You might have seen a short video clip that has been doing the rounds over on social media of a bride using a laptop at her wedding.

It’s unsure exactly what she was doing, leading to speculation that she could either have been working, attempting to livestream her wedding, or even just trying to show off to her new relatives.

Does time feel strange in 2020? Some months feel slower and some months feel faster. What month is it now anyways? Check out this interesting exercise by Reuters: Why Time Feels So Weird in 2020.

Also on the show today, we talk about a camera that can take pictures from inside your body and a computer that spits out metaphors of wisdom better than Matt.

The 80s. A great place to visit, a terrible place to live. Why has our obsession with 80s culture lasted for 20 years? It’s time to throw away the neon tees and create something new.

Digital transformation has been the be-all, end-all of survival for many SMEs over the past few months, and the F&B industry in particular has taken to the Internet in fine form. Christopher de Mello, owner of popular Peranakan & Nyonya restaurant, Mum’s Place, discusses their steps towards e-commerce after nearly 2 decades of purely offline operation. 

What makes a city? How will it look like in a post Covid-19 world? And how would we even approach building new cities?

Professor Sanford Ikeda from the Purchase College of the State University of New York talks to us about the flaws that the pandemic has revealed about how we approach cities today and how new cities might be established.

... That's the advice of Francis Eng, Chief Investment Officer of UOB Asset Management, as record-low interest rates take grip and retail fervour drives the share market higher.

After the UK's exit from the EU on the 31st of January, the race is on for the island nation renegotiate its trade relationships with countries around the world. With Covid-19 now throwing its shadow across the global economy, we discuss the implications of Brexit, regional trade ties, and potential avenues of bilateral cooperation, with Natalie Black, UK Trade Commissioner for the Asia Pacific region.

Every sector has been impacted by Covid 19 including the general insurance industry. With written premiums under pressure especially since auto sales will be weak, we speak to Antony Lee , Chairman , General Insurance Association of Malaysia (PIAM) on how they intend to pivot in the new normal.

As if a second wave of Covid wasn't enough, a cabinet reshuffle, plunging economy and a resurgent baht are conspiring to further derail Thailand's growth engine.

So what's the Land of Smiles to do? Charnon Boonnuch, Asean Economist, Nomura, offers one view.