Rachel reflects on her experience of coming out as a queer woman and shares some advice on this journey. She also discusses the setbacks and progress for the LGBTQ community in Singapore. Rachel then shares of the insights from her final year research paper at Yale-NUS which delves into the experiences of another marginalised group in Singapore - ex-offenders.

Learn about Abe's past experience in International Relations and how Ankush's international exposure inspired his pursuit in international relations and policy. Ankush then talks about how he transitioned from India to Singapore and his views on his own identity. The pair then share some insights on soft power in international relations and how Indonesia, among other Southeast Asian countries are exercising soft power as they attempt to extend their influence around the world.

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Find out about how Hari is putting his programming skills to use and the challenges Pooja experienced during her time as an Education Practitioner in rural India. The pair then discuss their perspectives on how to integrate technology into education systems before sharing their own personal experiences of growing up in their respective education systems.

What is it like living in a world that leaves you vulnerable to spy cameras? In this podcast featuring South Korean MPP Candidate Shay, we dive into the spy cam epidemic, perception of feminism in Korean society, policy ideas on curbing the easy supply of spy cameras, and the need to rethink sex education and social norms surrounding the conversation about women

Learn from Duwei on how to tell a Malaysian apart from a Singaporean. Then about the most influential woman in his life and then about his policy research into polygamy legislation in Malaysia.