Description: The Covid-19 situation has raised multiple social issues all over the country and today we discuss how the LGTBQ community is dealing with it

Description: We are almost there I CAN SEE IT. But we aren't leaving our homes without a bang as the lads talk about the crazy happenings around Singapore. Speaking of crazy there's this lady in white floating outside my window, doesn't she know to abide by CB laws. STAY AT HOME WOMAN geez.

Once again, Twitter has gifted us with more content, this time the assassination of the infamous Sharon Liew (LMAOO unlike Kim Jong Un, this account isnt coming back anytime soon); so, we decided to raise it up and explore how political satire in the country has seen different results from different attempts. will this be considered political satire? we hope not, we don't want to end up in changi pls

With the recent fresh surfacing of the ateeqah mazlan saga and the phrasing of a certain news headline causing some rift amongst netizens, it felt like an appropriate and timely opportunity to remind everyone to simply Tell. The. Truth. Because doing otherwise always ends up with people getting hurt, like how I am currently crying over my last remaining packs of mcdonalds garlic chilli....

We've entered extreme CB and it seems like everyone's losing it, Warid definitely has. We talk about updates to the Circuit Breaker and have a discussion as to how we've been treating migrant workers. Also, I found out that drinking alcohol is a good defence against Covid..wait no GIVE IT BACK IM NOT AN ALCOHOLIC I SWEAR IM IMMUNE TO IT.

In this episode we decided to share some shows and movies we've been watching cos we're all stuck at home with nothing else to do. We also talk about some dude named Theodore Adorno and the 'Culture Industry'. Is it just me or am I starting to gravitate an inch off the ground...WOAH I CAN'T GET BACK DOWN, CABINET HELP ME

Stuck at home, the lads crack their heads together (online, of course) and figure out whether or not Singapore is ready to adopt a Universal Basic Income (or UBI) policy. We also talked about happiness. But it wasn't a happy discussion. Anyone know how much longer we need to stay inside? My shoes have moved on and started a loving relationship with the cabinet. I need help.

Masks up, sanitisers drawn. The latest viral movement is here and it ain't pretty. We discuss the current situation around the coronavirus, its social implications and how Singapore is dealing with it.

FALL IN! as we explore the policy and world of National Service, exchange our experiences and perspectives before ending with tackling the controversial topic of: "should females have NS?"

We see you are new, well we are too. Come lepak with us at one corner where we talk about our early days in school and if meritocracy does work for everyone.