Stories in Transit

What happens when a writer takes the director’s seat?

You get a short film that wins over an audience. Yellow Fever, Sherry’s directorial debut, snagged the Audience Choice Award at a film festival—and this episode is all about how she made it happen.

We SPEED chat (because high-functioning anxiety, obviously) about imposter syndrome, the reality of being an Asian creative, and what it really takes to put yourself out there—vulnerability and all.

P.S. For legal and moral reasons, we are not promoting drugs. Or actual Yellow Fever. Just killer short films.

What happens when two hospitality co-workers hop on a podcast?

You get an episode filled with marketing rants, industry lessons, and a deep dive into why we do what we do.

Also, what the f**k is ‘content,’ and why were we yammering on about it? Think of content like the stuff you see and engage with daily—social media posts, blogs, videos, emails, and even memes. It’s how brands talk to people without screaming “BUY THIS” in their faces.

Disclaimer: We’re not here to promote alcohol—but we do love the industry, and we are HEAVY on pushing brands to prioritise content marketing. Because in 2025, if you’re not telling a story, you’re already behind.

What happens when you realise you can’t go back to your old life?

I had everything mapped out in Singapore—until I didn’t. What was meant to be a one-year reset turned into a reality check, and now, there’s no going back.

In this solo side quest, I unpack why I’m leaving again, how the Singapore dream stopped making sense, and how Stories in Transit came to be.

No guests, just me—navigating change, rewriting the script, and figuring it out as I go.

What happens when you get stuck with three pilots as housemates?
 
You get schooled on aviation, endure backhanded compliments, and somehow end up in the cockpit.
 
The Flight Boys took me through their journey into the skies, their flatmate antics, and the stereotypes that just might be true.
Disclaimer: Just a casual yarn with mates—any backhanded compliments are strictly in-house banter. No egos were harmed in the making of this episode.

What happens after prison?
 Figuring out what the f**k life looks like now.

From serving time to planting roots (literally), Jurisha opens up about second chances, community, and stepping into a better version of herself.

Disclaimer: This episode focuses on Jurisha’s transformation into a crime-free life, not a promotion of her past crimes. We’re here to celebrate her progress and journey forward.

Join my friends and me as we dive into all those in-between moments—career pivots, personal rebrands, and everything that’s messy yet magical.

We’re talking real people, real stories, and lots of laughs along the way.

So, if you love hearing folks yap about the chaos and charm of life, you’re in the right place.

This is Stories in Transit.