Peter Gould is the founder of Gould Studio, a heart-centered design team that has created brands and experiences for Muslim audiences. We asked him how his spiritual journey has been a major influence on his creative work, learned the importance of having the right intention and received a timely reminder on Tawakkul.  We hope you love this episode and Peter as much as we do!

Would it better to have too many emotions or none at all? This episode, we talk about what-ifs in a world with no pain, no emotions and no fear.

Faraliza Zainal and her husband founded My Inspiring Journey Special Education Hub (MIJ) to help their son, Mohd Ashraf. Today, MIJ is a holistic learning space for both children and adults with special needs. Realising the gap in the workforce for special needs graduates in the workforce, she set up Ashraf's Cafe to provide workplace training and employment opportunities for MIJ students. We hope you love this episode and Faraliza as much as we do!

This episode, we talk about how it's like being in a relationship and the joys of singledom. Being single means independence and flexibility but being with someone helps you grow and learn. Don't take us too seriously, we're not Agony Aunts!

As a senior field assistant at UNHCR in Yemen, Reem is part of the dedicated team that works tirelessly to protect refugees forced to flee wars and persecution around the world. Apart from  providing life-saving aid such as shelter, food and water, UNHCR also ensures that their basic safety, rights and dignity are taken care of. We hope you love this episode and Reem as much as we do!

Halal eateries are abundant in Singapore and that's a good thing! From Halal Mexican, Greek, Italian to Japanese, Korean and Cantonese, you'll be spoilt for choice. On this episode, we talk about how the Halal food scene has evolved over the years, how much Singaporeans are willing to pay and the snaking queues that you'll find at recently Halal-certified eateries.

Rumah lamb chop? Nenek tapak kuda? It's that time of the year again! As we bid a bittersweet goodbye to Ramadan, a festive Eid awaits. This episode we talked about how to expertly evade intrusive makcik questions, the best raya tunes and how much is too much to spend on the celebrations?

To support local tourism businesses, all Singapore Citizens 18 years and above received S$100 worth of SingapoRediscovers Vouchers to be used on experiences such as tours, attractions and hotels. This episode, we talked about what experiences we've used our vouchers on and whether some of us will be using them at all! At the time of recording, the vouchers were valid until June 2021. At the time of publishing, the validity has been extended till Dec 2021.

Upon graduating with a Bachelor's Degree in Philosophy at Nanyang Technological University Singapore, Zulhaqem earned the highly coveted Public Service Commission scholarship to further his Masters in Buddhist Studies at Oxford's St Peter's College. His choice of studies has raised eyebrows so we asked him what motivated him to choose the path less traveled. His journey was not an easy one, having experienced homelessness at one point which contributed to the creation of Project Hills - a ground-up initiative that provides assistance to residents of rental housing. We hope you love this episode and Zulhaqem as much as we do!

You must've heard about the Cruise to Nowhere departing from Singapore to....where exactly?? This episode, we talked about the popular cruise experience that has provided locals an affordable alternative to staycations.