Show Me Hope

Shufang & Yi Jing are back with a brand new episode for season 2, and they are kicking things off by diving deep into the Singapore identity. What makes us who we are, and how can we find the compassion to empathize and the courage to live true to ourselves? As usual, they will be seasoning this episode with a sprinkling of humour for a touch of comedic relief.

For the season finale, Shufang and Yi Jing will be talking about fashion. How does fashion encourage us to judge a book by its cover, why does Yi Jing have an obsession with redefining 土, and what is the most popular school girl fashion item in the 2000s?

...where we set out together with faith? In the week when Singapore celebrates its birthday, Shufang and Yi Jing discusses time capsules, old letters and past lovers. Why do we write time capsules, and what does it mean to reconcile our past and present selves?

Let’s pop the champagne to welcome phase 2, a time of great freedom!! This week, Shufang & Yi Jing discuss the best way to get drunk on 3 different budgets in Singapore: 10$, 50$ & 100$. Yes, for those who have more than 100$ to spend on drinks, you don’t need us to come up with ideas for you. 

Let’s talk about our favourite parks, off the beaten paths in Singapore and listen to some ASMR tracks this week. The Experiential Twins, Shufang & Yi Jing (if that wasn’t clear), is down for a new format of podcasting this week. Grab a beer and listen to this week’s rambling during a rainy day for optimal experience.

This week, Shufang & Yi Jing discuss theories they have put into practise to live their “One week of Hopefulness”. Let’s find out how successful they are (or not), before ending with a fun brainstorm session of Best Things to come out of COVID 19. You heard us right, listen to find out more ;)

How do we stay afloat amidst the sea of never-ending bad news in 2020? Let us explore ways to improve our well-being and overall happiness shared by the famous scientist and Professor of Psychology, Laurie Santos. 

This week, Shufang & Yi Jing catches up about how to stay sane during the circuit breaker. They discuss Japanese reality dating show, Rea(l)ove, and how it teaches us about compartmentalising. How is our ability to compartmentalise compromised because of CB? How can we compartmentalise our lives in a healthy manner? 

We have been told to find our life’s calling and attain that elusive dream job our entire lives. But really, does this dream job exist? And what really happens when we try to look for this mirage like concept? In this episode, Shufang & Yi Jing offer a dose of hopeful realism in figuring out how to achieve fulfilment from our careers.

Persistence pays off seems to be the theme in most popular rom coms we see today. But is it really the best way to approach relationships and dating? To discuss this, we have brought in a special guest, Lin Sha, to dissect this.