Virtually everyone in Singapore seems to have a "you know that one Indian national ah..." story to tell. What's the deal? Who are these asshole Indian nationals, and where do these perceptions come from? Rindo, an Indian national himself, asks Raj why it's so.

We use the term NRI a lot. NRI is "Non-Resident Indian" a term used for Indian passport-holders living outside of India, aka Indian national.

My brother and I talk about bias, cultural hegemony, and post-colonial hangover that creep into any conversation about Singapore, and non-Western countries in general.

We want to thank our viewers and friends for listening to our podcast, and for providing invaluable feedback. In this episode we talk about some of the things our friends had to say.

What's it like being a foreigner? We talk to a Singaporean who lived overseas, and a Canadian who lives here in Singapore.

#Singapore #NewZealand, #Canada #Foreigner #Experience #Life

In this episode, we follow up on the questions we had about the narrative of Singapore's soul (or lack of it) in Episode One. Three Singaporean friends weigh in on the discussion about the perception of Singapore, and the feedback we got from Episode One.

Enjoy!

One of the news articles we discussed in this episode:
sg.news.yahoo.com/top-values-singa…y-093021416.html

We talk to good friend and artist Luke Tan of Mural Lingo, about art, Singapore and other stuff.

We talk about our gripes with relation the popular perception of Singapore, of "lacking soul", and discuss whether it's balanced or biased...