We can't think of a better guest to have on our first episode of Season 4. An orthopaedic surgeon, a mum of four and a part-time Tik-Toker, Dr Suraya does it all. Her drive and passion for her craft is infectious. Her short videos allow us a peek into the lives of doctors here in Singapore and even a glimpse at what goes into a hip replacement or a biopsy - all from the operating theatre! We hope you love this episode and Dr Suraya as much as we do!

Believe it or not, the number of cats our team members have in total outnumber the number of humans! Nurul and Raudha are the only people in the team who are afraid of cats and we are on a quest to turn them into cat-loving beings!

Dubbed the "Sambal Queen" (Chili Queen) on the first season of Masterchef Singapore, Shamsydar Ani is no stranger to spice. A true blue foodie, her love for food goes beyond just cooking. She is also a professional food photographer and has recently released her first cookbook - "Spices & Lime: Recipes from a Modern Southeast Asian Kitchen". We find out more about her love for food, cooking tips and also reveal something we've been working on together for a while. We hope you love this episode and Shamsydar as much as we do!

This episode, we talk about the instances that made us extremely upset and how we eventually learned to be grateful about them. We realized that each of us had many similar stories to tell and as painful as they were to experience, we all agree that we came out better and stronger from the incident.

Nabila has us all excited about traveling to Korea the second we can! From Halal food recommendations in Jeju Island to misconceptions about the local people and culture, we get schooled on what to do and expect the next time we head to Korea. We hope you love this episode and Nabila as much as we do!

We understand the desperation as you endlessly scroll through Netflix. These are some of the recent shows we caught and are hooked on. We wouldn't recommend it if they're not good. Trust us. Really.

Nazrul came to Singapore in 2008 to support his family in Bangladesh. He encountered numerous obstacles but his never-give-up attitude pushed him to obtain a degree from the University of Newscastle in environmental and occupational health and safety. How does he juggle being a marathon runner, an English teacher, co-founder of Help Societies International, a migrant worker and ultimately a father? We find out more about his amazing journey on this episode. We hope you love this episode and Nazrul as much as we do!

Is there a step-by-step guide on how to adult?? These are a few of our not so favourite things when it comes to adulting. We thought it would be a good consideration for schools to offer dummy courses on adulting 101. We know we'd definitely sign up!

This episode, we learn a thing or two about what goes into investments and crowdfunding based on Islamic finance principles. Umar Munshi is a social entrepreneur who is the co-founder of award-winning Ethis.co - a group of pioneer investment and Crowdfunding platforms. He is also CEO of Ethis’s Islamic Social Finance marketplace Global Sadaqah which specialises in managing Zakat and CSR programs. We hope you love this episode and Umar as much as we do!

...make great superheroes! Or so we think. This episode, we debate whether teleportation triumphs invisibility and the silly yet realistic situations we would find ourselves in as superheores.