On 7 November 2025, Raghav Thanabalan and Tu Jia Min interviewed Professor Dan Waxman and Professor Michael Pelczar for the sixth episode of the Red Stone podcast. This segment talks about Gödel's incompleteness theorems and mathematical knowledge, and AI and consciousness. Additionally, they discussed thoughts on students using AI to do work as well as shared how they got into philosophy. 

Recorded 17 April 2026

WARNING: Viewer discretion is advised. This podcast contains some description of violence from bullying incidents.

Join us, Anelka and Nico, for one last time this semester. While thinking of what to talk about, we figured we spend the last episode on a topic that's a little closer to home for us: bullying in schools and the Ministry of Education (MOE)'s latest announcement on tackling the issue. This includes more consistent rules across the schooling system as well as resources for both students and teachers with regards to bullying. We discuss the impacts of bullying and we are we apparently seeing more bullying incidents across social media. More importantly, what is needed for the ideal bully-free school environment? Tune in to hear our thoughts.

In the second part, we go back to our tradition of having a long-form reflection of the semester and the podcast show in general. We share our feelings and thoughts on how the show has grown and changed over our 4-semester run on Radio Pulze (yes, four! How time flies). With the both of us unlikely to continue for the next semester, this might potentially be the last time you'll hear us on the air for the next few months or so. Current Affairs has added a little more diversity and option for listeners of Radio Pulze; and while we cannot compete with established news and current affairs organisations, we hoped you enjoyed our take and views of various topics making the news this half of the year. In our hearts, we do hope Current Affairs continue while we take a short semester-break. A tough show to start but a rewarding run one can expect.

We'd like to say: Thank you, yes you -- the listener! We hoped you enjoyed our podcast as much as (or even more than) we had fun making it. It has been a great joy to deliver (delayed) current affairs for the past 2 academic years to your ears and devices! :)

P.S: For more on MOE's latest measures to handle incidents of bullying:https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/school-bullying-punishment-caning-moe-6056521

Magdalena Solis — “The High Priestess of Blood”What happens when a scam artist takes her act way too far?In this episode, hosts Kritikka and Aleena dive into the horrifying history of a Mexican cult led by the Hernández brothers. Discover how their recruitment of Magdalena Solis rapidly descended into a nightmare of ritualistic murder and blood-drinking.

Recorded 10 April 2026

New bounds were made as the Artemis II mission completes it's flyby mission of the moon, making it the farthest human spaceflight. Join us, Anelka and Nico, as we talk about the mission's journey and our reflection on Earth and further in astronomy. We talk you through the pictures taken from the Artemis II's crew.

We return back to Earth for a short break as we discuss our summer plans, be it travel, work or military callback.

After the break, we return with the upcoming Lyrid shower in late April. Did you manage to catch this awesome event? From there, we talk about our stargazing experiences, both graded and ungraded. We then move on to Singapore's newest public agency: the National Space Agency of Singapore (NSAS), which began operations on 1 April 2026. Here our aspirations for NSAS and the local space industry as the world steps up it's progress in delving into (one of the) last undiscovered frontiers.

Finally, we couldn't end this astronomy-related episode without talking about one of the best courses we've taken so far -- HSI2009: What is a Planet?. We share our journey in the course as well as the joys undertaking this course over the past 4 months. If you're a frequent listener, there's no hiding our admiration for the course.

It's an out-of-this-world episode, happy listening! :)

If you'd like to see the pictures we're talking about in this episode, here it is: https://www.theguardian.com/science/gallery/2026/apr/07/nasa-artemis-ii-orion-moon-mission-day-five-in-pictures

Join Xavier, Yiting and Hayley as they chat about all things KPOP! From childhood favourites, to the underground KPOP economy in SG, the trio give insight into the current affairs of the SG KPOP scene, and explore little anecdotes of how KPOP has impacted their lives (fan wars, and beyond).

Disappearance That Shook the World”What happens when a child vanishes without a trace?In 2007, three-year-old Madeleine McCann disappeared from a holiday apartment in Praia da Luz while her parents were nearby. What followed was a global search filled with shifting theories, reported sightings, and unanswered questions. Years later, the case remains unresolved.In this episode, hosts Aleena, Kritikka and Visruth explore the disappearance of Madeleine McCann.Some stories are better left untold… but we’re telling them anyways.

Join Jacqueline, Keat Boon, Wyman, and new hosts Han and Hannah as they dive into this week’s random topic, the one thing everyone has an opinion on… MUSIC! From personal playlists to music tastes, tune in as they get to know each other through their favourite songs.

An exploration of Dikir Barat as a living tradition among youth in Singapore: where culture, identity, and community come together through sound and performance.Our host, Andrew Toh learns more about Dikir Barat from our guests, Humaira Safiya, Adilah Azli, and Firdaus Bani. This episode also spotlights NUS Dikir Barat, including its two teams, Nuswidya (women’s team) and Adisiswa (men’s team), and their role in keeping the art form alive on campus!

Recorded 20 March 2026

In a recent Straits Times article, it was reported that four Singapore universities are using AI to mark students' works. Join Anelka and Nico as we take you through our opinions and thoughts on AI marking; the hits, the misses and the potential lost opportunities AI might have should it take up a larger share of marking work.

And in fitting fashion to this episode, we update you on one of our courses: What is a Planet?, whose recent assignment required students to have an intellectual discussion with AI. We share our experience, funny quirks and takeaways from the assignment in this interesting class.

Back after the break, we move on to how AI is being used in learning. Are we, students, getting too reliant on generative AI? By extension, are researchers getting too reliant on Gen AI too? We share our views, as well as what we think AI can work best with academic-related work. It's a long and relevant episode, happy listening!

Something that many of us are familiar with (I mean we are, or was once a student). But what do students do nowadays? And just what goes on in the wonderful Kent Ridge campus? Join Hong Yi, Wei Ming and Tricia in their first ever episode on univeristy life, where we delve deeper in majors, modules and our reasons for joining and staying on in university!