This is the second 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 Singapore's mental health climate, and what we can do to help our friends who might be going through a tough time.

This is the first 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 the science behind happiness, and hear what Prof Andy has to say about the small steps we can take to become happier.

Influencers are a big part of our social media experience, whether we like it or not. However, whether or not they should be expected to do more with their large social media influence is still largely up for debate. In this episode, we take a look at Singapore's influencer scene and ask if responsibilities lie on their shoulders to fight for social causes.

This year's A Level results just came out not too long ago, and this is a perfect chance for us to reflect on our journey since we collected our results. In this episode, we provide some insight on what one should think about after collecting their results, whether it was good or bad.

As the situation revolving around the novel coronavirus continues to worsen in Singapore, Singaporeans are resorting to extreme measures such as stockpiling and hoarding essential items. In this episode, we talk about whether such behaviour is really as inexcusable as the large majority of social media has deemed it to be.

The Wuhan Virus has been on everyone's mind and certainly on most news sites for the last few weeks. In the first episode of IMO, we talk about Singapore's reaction to the virus, and the positives that we can take away from such a difficult time.