S$100 worth of tourism vouchers? In this week's episode we discuss how we plan to spend our SingapoRediscovers Vouchers, whether staycations are for sex, and how else we spend our leave since we can't travel.

Timestamps in case you wish to skip to the segments:
 - S$100 tourism vouchers (2:24)
 - Are staycays just for sex? (9:20)
 - Staycay, yay or nay? (13:01)
 - What we do on leave (17:14)
 - Geocaching - global treasure hunt (21:21)
 - NG: Kenna spam call (24:14)

Is living with HIV a death sentence? 24-year-old Calvin, who contracted HIV at 19, walked us through the moment he discovered he had the virus, the dark place he descended to, and how he plans to live his life from now on.

Timestamps in case you wish to skip to the segments:
 - Introduction (0:34)
 - Family and Friends, The first few years into HIV (11:11)
 - Changes in life, Challenges and living with HIV (19:30)

Up to 100 people are now allowed at weddings, but how will couples choose who to invite? We also discuss how to decline invitations if you're on a budget, zoom weddings and cringey gatecrashing games that everybody secretly hates.

Timestamps in case you wish to skip to the segments:

 - New updates on weddings (0:13)
- Expensive ang pows (8:06)
- Zoom weddings (12:15)
- Cringey gatecrash games (21:52)

SIA is planning to offer flights to nowhere in a bid to keep their business afloat, and people's reactions were divided. We discuss how viable these flights to nowhere are, and brainstorm of some other ways to make SIA great again.

Timestamps in case you wish to skip to the segments:
 
- On flights to nowhere (3:03)
- What we dislike about flights (11:20)
- Online reactions (22:28)
- Asking people on the street (31:23)
- Our wacky ideas (33:45)

"Just because the worker is paid doesn't negate the fact that the work done is not illegal. It still adds to her overall workload and it will affect her well-being."

We discuss the Parti Liyani case this week, and speak to Jaya Anil Kumar, the casework manager from HOME who helped with the case, to find out more about how the power imbalance between an employer and a foreign domestic worker often works to the helper's disadvantage.

Timestamps in case you wish to skip to the segments:

Timeline of the case (01:45)
How the acquittal came to be (03:01)
Call with Jaya, HOME casework manager (08:53)
What's next for Parti Liyani (16:48) 

We discuss the recent Facebook post on the 7 interviewees for a job at an SME, how the different generations perceive work, and the importance of writing a good job description.  Timestamps in case you wish to skip to the stories. Conversation and reactions to job interviewees described in Delane Lim's Facebook post (0:35). Discussion on how different age generations roll in their job responsibilities and work-life balance (5:40). Considerations for job seekers and employers for a new job position (10:36). Dialogue on writing a job advertisement and what to to look out for (16:27).

If you're guilty of flushing ~hard~ tissue paper down the toilet (yes, got such thing as hard tissue paper), Vinod and his team would like to have a word with you. With more than 3,500km of public sewers forming the sewer reticulation system in Singapore, it is important that sewers are regularly maintained and cleared of chokes. Timestamps in case you wish to skip to the sections: Introduction of what our engineers do during inspection of our sewer systems (0:18). Manholes, inspection and chokes in sewer systems (2:28). Lowdown of Singapore's sewer system  (5:22).

Hungry Ghost Festival is here, and we find out how the practices affect both believers and non-believers, as well as what are some of the more unusual 7 month taboos. Timestamps in case you wish to skip to the stories. What are some of the 7th month practices and how does it affect people's lives, believers and non-believers (1:25) Phone call with our Muslim colleague on how 7th month practices affects his life (18:03) What are some of the most unusual 7 month taboos (22:02) Phone call with our Chinese colleague to chat about some of the 7th month practices (27:11) Mothership.sg office ghost story (39:53)

What does Korean boyband BTS and politicians like Justin Trudeau or Jamus Lim have in common? Answer: They have ‘stans’. But what is a ‘stan’? And how did politicians start to have them? Timestamps in case you wish to skip to the sections: Introduction to stan culture (0:17). The use of stan culture in politics (2:38). The ups and downs of stan culture in politics (6:01).

With the legal dine-in limit of 5 people per table, incidents of customers socialising across tables and flouting safe-distancing rules have made the news recently. Can more be done in ensuring Singaporeans dine safely? Would you keep to the rules? Timestamps in case you wish to skip to the sections. Diners challenging the maximum-5 rule (0:26) Don’t play the system (13:26) What other countries are doing (23:23)