COVID-19 has exposed a huge problem in our society with regards to how we are treating migrant workers. From unpaid salaries to other more hidden struggles that they face everyday, there is a lot of room for us to be better. Listen as we discuss what can be done in the future to improve this situation, even if COVID-19 fades away.

JianHao is quite a polarising figure in the Singapore YouTube scene, with a huge number of supporters (4 million subscribers) and his fair share of hate from Singaporeans. However, what really goes on behind the scenes of his YouTube channels? Listen as we talk about his rationale for his content strategy, and about the Singapore YouTube scene.

Singaporean YouTubers has always been receiving a fair amount of flak for producing content that is cringy and predictable. Recently, Singapore's biggest YouTuber JianHao fired back at some criticisms that he has been using the same format for the past 7 years. However, does JianHao really deserve all the hate he has been getting? Listen as we talk about the Singapore YouTube scene and how we can push it forward.

There is often a stereotype about the tortured artist, where one's personal problems and misfortunes in life is the creative fuel for great art. However, must it be sad for it to be great art? Listen as we discuss what is great art, and whether there is a need to go through the "tortured artist" route.

Both John and I are very passionate about our art form and about creating meaningful and original content online. With the recent plagiarism scandal surrounding the Virus Vanguard comic book characters launched by gov.sg, we thought it was a good time to revisit the issue of plagiarism in art, and discuss if it is still possible to create truly original art.

This is the last out of a 3 part series where we invite Prof Andy Ho (Psychology professor from The School of Social Sciences at NTU) to share his opinion and knowledge regarding social issues from a psychologist's perspective. Today, we talk about love and relationships in modern society, as well as how to nurture a loving and lasting relationship.

COVID-19 is seemingly all that is on the news now, but it is all too easy to think about the issues we are facing too narrowly. Today, we discuss a more global perspective to how Singapore has reacted to the pandemic, and how we can improve moving forward.

Online vigilantism has been part of our society for a while now, whether is is through STOMP or the various other social media platforms. However, with the new anti-doxxing law introduced in January 2020, these behaviours are now considered illegal. Watch as we discuss whether online vigilantism is justified, and where do we draw the line.

There always seems to be a mistrust in the government and authorities, especially in Singapore. With the uncertainty and volatility of the situation surrounding COVID-19, there seems to be even more unhappiness within the community regarding Singapore government's efforts to alleviate the problems faced on the ground. Listen as we discuss if the Singapore government is doing enough and about why there is a mistrust in the government.