"Lorong Product"

Season 5 wraps up differently — no guest, just the people who built it. Harry and Marcus take us behind the scenes of NUS Product Club: how it started, what worked, what didn't, and where it's headed next. From the origin of Lorong Product to club merch, camera gear, and three years of lessons in building something from scratch.

Originall published on 23 June 2026

ft. Harry Chang and Marcus Chia

What does a product internship actually look like beyond the buzzwords? Yi Teng shares her experience as a Software PM Intern at Savant Degrees, where she worked across product documentation, testing, and different stages of the software development lifecycle. In this episode, we explore the realities of day-to-day PM work and what students should expect in their first product internship.

Originally published on 16 June 2026

ft. Foon Yi Teng

What does building with AI actually look like beyond the hype? Aarav shares how he worked on AI solutions for the Bhutan government, explored agentic AI systems, and later co-founded Evalumate, an AI-powered education startup. In this episode, we explore problem validation, AI product development, and what it takes to build products from zero to one.

Originally published on 10 June 2026

ft. Aarav Gupta

From helping his mum sell herbal products online to managing new user activation at Crypto.com, James Liu shares how a curious SWE intern found his calling in product — and what it really takes to break in as a CS student. In this episode, we explore domain expertise, startup vs. MNC PM work, navigating tricky stakeholder situations, and why knowing yourself might be the most underrated career skill of all.

Originally published on 2 June 2026

ft. James Liu

Do you need the perfect internship to break into product? Before becoming a Product Manager at Shopee, Jireh built experience across HR, operations, and management roles that didn’t seem directly related to PM at first. In this episode, we explore transferable skills, early career uncertainty, and how students can break into product without following a traditional path.

Originally published on 26 May 2026

ft. Jireh Tan

Product careers are rarely linear. From shaping NUS Product Club’s early branding efforts to exploring product roles before becoming a UX Designer at GovTech, Jing Xuan shares how creativity and product thinking can evolve across different roles. In this episode, we explore transitioning between PM and UX, breaking in as a non-technical student, and why curiosity matters more than choosing one path too early.

Originally published on 19 May 2026

ft. Lam Jing Xuan

What does product management look like when you’re building for 25+ markets instead of a single app? Andrea shares why great PMs don’t just ship features, they build scalable systems that guide entire organisations. In this episode, he breaks down what aspiring PMs should focus on, from field-first discovery to what hiring managers look for, and how the role grows from building products to shaping how companies build.

Originally published on 26 December 2025

ft. Andrea Cervellin

Software can be iterated with a click, but not hardware. Adhiraj reveals how product management changes when the product you build sits in someone’s home, not just on a screen. In this episode, we explore what it means to build physical products end-to-end, from working with factories, to navigating design and manufacturing constraints. If you’ve only seen PM through a software lens, this conversation reveals a completely different side of the industry.

Originally published on 19 December 2025

ft. Adhiraj Mahajan

Can students really break into PM, lead teams, and build startups at the same time? Jack and Yi Hao show how it’s done. From running OpenMentor.AI and GamifiEd respectively to spearheading NUS Product Club, they share how student builders experiment fast, validate ideas without large resources, and gain credibility in the market as young founders.

Originally published on 12 December 2025

ft. Chen Lexin and Choi Yi Hao

At just 15, Aamuel founded his first company. At 17, he published his first app. Today, he leads OurCodeLab — delivering affordable software, cloud, and cybersecurity solutions through scrappy execution and tight prioritisation. In this episode, we explore how classic PM principles like MVPs, user testing, and feature trade-offs look like when you're building under real constraints.

Originally published on 5 Dec 2025

ft. Aamuel Chua