Joanne, Ning and Shazmin sit down for a nostalgic chat with television icon Syed Muradzi Syed Shamsul, better known as Dee, renowned for his role in the groundbreaking sitcom Jangan Ketawa. Reflecting on the evolution of comedy in film and television, Dee explores whether modern "woke culture" has influenced our collective sense of humour.

In this Mother's Day special, Joanne, Ning and Shazmin share the gems of wisdom their mothers have passed on to them, as well as their own approaches to parenting and if there is anything they would do differently.

Step into the world of style with celebrity stylist Chris Chia as he unravels the essence of true elegance. Discover practical tips and timeless principles for cultivating your unique style, regardless of age or background.

In the Season 2 opener, embark on a raw and inspiring journey with person in recovery Eka Shereen as she shares her battles with addiction and eventual triumph over personal demons. Witness her transformation from a troubled youth to a resilient pillar of society, now offering hope to others battling anxiety, depression and different forms of addiction.

Joanne, Ning and Shaz discuss the challenges and triumphs of being a woman — from puberty to post-menopause — with obstetrician and gynaecologist Dr Premitha Damodaran on this special episode in conjunction with International Women’s Day.

Let’s talk about love! In an ideal world, one would meet their soulmate, fall in love, build a life together, and grow loyally and happily old together. But sadly, that's not the case for everyone. Dubbed Malaysia's No. 1 matchmaker, CEO of Dateworks Joanne Ng joins Joanne and Ning to discuss dating in today's world and how matchmaking could help.

Don't be afraid of menopause! Obstetrician and gynaecologist Dr Premitha Damodaran dives deep on the subject with Joanne and Ning as they discuss normalising our ageing experiences, and what to look out for in terms of managing menopause and issues that can come up.

Why aren’t marriages lasting as long as our grandparents’ generation? Career, no longer tolerating abuse and just putting ourselves first are some of many reasons women are staying single or are happily divorced. The trio also discuss digital dating and the fantasy of a ‘soulmate’, as well as the flipside of the bliss of remaining single.

No, not that kind of sandwich! We're talking about the generational sandwich. Joanne and Shazmin share their challenges of single-parenthood and the impact it's had on their finances, career and mental health. Meanwhile, Ning opens up about dealing with aged parents whilst trying to be a good daughter, wife and mother.

Coming to terms with your mortality can be difficult to accept. Joanne, Ning and Shazmin discuss their own experiences with health crises, financial hardships, losing loved ones and more, and how they're dealing with it.