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The Ministry of Education disclosed that device management app Mobile Guardian, which is installed on most personal learning devices, was recently hacked, resulting in 13,000 students getting their devices remotely wiped. How did this lapse occur, and what can be done to help the students who lost years of notes? Also, residents of Holland Road were shocked to find out that an international housebreaking syndicate had targeted their estates, leading them to question whether they’d been too complacent with their safety. Do Singaporeans take their safety for granted?
Our New Podcast, TELL YOU FIRST
(00:00) Tell You First
(00:41) Intro
(08:40) Mobile Guardian App Hack Causes Distress
(34:24) Holland Road Estates Burgled by Crime Syndicate
(49:47) One Shiok Comment
(53:00) One Shiok Thing
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Mobile Guardian App Hack Causes Distress
Holland Road Estates Burgled by Crime Syndicate
One Shiok Comment
One Shiok Thing
Mics and Headphones from @shure
Chairs from @ergotunechair
Edited and mixed by Tristen Yeak
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With the recent spotlight on the Income-Allianz deal, we wanted to get a better understanding of Income’s original social mission and why people are feeling anxious about the deal. So we got former NTUC Income CEO Tan Kin Lian himself to come by the YLB studio to give us a “NTUC Income 101” lesson based on his 30 years of experience leading the cooperative. We go into the nuts and bolts about why policyholders need more assurance, whether NTUC Income’s original social mission is still relevant, and how Tan thinks this saga will play out.
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Our New Podcast, TELL YOU FIRST
(00:00) Words of Wisdom
(00:42) Intro
(05:30) Business vs. Co-operative
(17:43) What Tan Thinks Is the Reason NTUC Income Corporatized
(20:20) Is It Still Realistic For Businesses to Have Social Missions?
(26:27) Can NTUC Enterprise Still Be Considered A Social Enterprise?
(36:46) Is The Sale Really Income's Only Way Of Survival?
(44:27) Is There Still Any Due Diligence That Can Be Done?
(50:07) Are There Any Safeguards to Protect Policy-holders?
(55:34) Current & Prospective Income Policy-holders: What Should You Do?
(01:00:37) One Shiok Thing
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Reference Links
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One Shiok Thing
Mics and Headphones from @shure
Chairs from @ergotunechair
Edited and mixed by Tristen Yeak
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A property agent has been POFMAed for a video that made false claims about the HDB’s Ethnic Integration Policy. We analysed the video and the POFMA order to try and figure out the truth. Elsewhere, a series of social media posts by the Ministry of Finance featuring images of Singaporean families generated by AI, has drawn flak from online commenters. Why the outrage over some AI images?
Our New Podcast, TELL YOU FIRST
(00:00) Tell You First
(00:48) Intro
(04:22) Property Agent Issued POFMA Over Criticism of Housing Policy
(39:55) AI-generated Government Ad Draws Ridicule
(50:43) One Shiok Comment
(53:41) One Shiok Thing
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Property Agent Issued POFMA Over Criticism of Housing Policy
AI-generated Government Ad Draws Ridicule
One Shiok Comment
One Shiok Thing
Mics and Headphones from @shure
Chairs from @ergotunechair
Edited and mixed by Tristen Yeak
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The opening ceremony of the 2024 Paris Olympics has outraged conservatives around the world, with an apparent depiction of da Vinci’s “Last Supper” painting featuring drag queens. The organisers have clarified that the performance wasn’t actually based on da Vinci’s painting, but religious groups and far right commentators are still calling for a boycott. Is the outrage warranted? Closer to home, politician Lim Tean recently posted a rant about an NDP poster featuring a 10-year-old child, and linked it to problems with Singapore’s immigration policies. Some have called out Lim Tean for his xenophobia and cyberbullying, but is there any merit to his complaints?
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Our New Podcast, TELL YOU FIRST
(00:00) Intro
(06:33) Olympic “Last Supper” Riles Up Conservatives
(48:44) Lim Tean Rants About Child on NDP Poster
(01:16:07) One Shiok Comment
(01:18:12) One Shiok Thing
Olympic “Last Supper” Riles Up Conservatives
Lim Tean Rants About Child on NDP Poster
One Shiok Comment
One Shiok Thing
Mics and Headphones from @shure
Chairs from @ergotunechair
Edited and mixed by Tristen Yeak
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Get ready for an unfiltered conversation as Ho Kwon Ping, Founder and Executive Chairman of Banyan Group, drops by the YLB studio. He's here to unveil his latest book, Behind The Banyan, and share hard-hitting lessons from his 30-year "badass" entrepreneurial journey. We dig into the dark side of meritocracy, why he thinks young people are “sleepwalking through life”, and whether he blames Lee Kuan Yew for his stint behind bars.
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Our New Podcast, TELL YOU FIRST
(00:00) Intro
(05:06) Behind the Banyan Book
(08:53) US Uni Protests
(22:37) Are Young People Easily Manipulated?
(31:29) Alternatives to Meritocracy
(41:21) Is 'OK Boomer' Bad?
(48:51) The Seeds of Banyan Tree
(53:57) Is Talking About Social Issues in SG Business Suicide?
(01:07:51) One Shiok Thing
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One Shiok Thing
Mics and Headphones from @shure
Chairs from @ergotunechair
Edited and mixed by Tristen Yeak
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Grab officially ended its pursuit of a buyout of Trans-Cab after Singapore's competition watchdog announced that it believed the deal would result in "a substantial lessening of competition" in the local ride hailing scene. Was this turn of events a win for consumers? Elsewhere, Raffles Institution has drawn flak after a photo of a student dressed as a delivery rider for Racial Harmony Day made its rounds on the internet. Was it a malicious action on the student’s part? What made the costume particularly offensive in Singapore’s context?
Our New Podcast, TELL YOU FIRST
(00:00) Intro
(06:06) Grab and Trans-Cab Deal Falls Through
(25:18) RI Student Dresses as Delivery Rider for Racial Harmony Day
(45:23) One Shiok Comment
(50:31) One Shiok Thing
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Folklory
Grab and Trans-Cab Deal Falls Through
RI Student Dresses as Delivery Rider for Racial Harmony Day
One Shiok Comment
One Shiok Thing
Mics and Headphones from @shure
Chairs from @ergotunechair
Edited and mixed by Tristen Yeak
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Allianz’s plans to buy a majority stake in Singapore’s Income Insurance have sparked concerns among some Singaporeans, with prominent figures like Tommy Koh and the ex-CEO of NTUC Income speaking up against the sale. Will this move really affect Singaporean’s insurance policies, or are we missing the forest for the trees? Elsewhere, the captain of the Japanese women’s gymnastics team, Shoko Miyata, withdrew from the Olympic Games after admitting to smoking and drinking alcohol, in violation of her team’s stated rules. Was this move too harsh on the young athlete?
(00:00) Intro
(02:07) Should Income Insurance Be Sold To Foreign Company?
(34:56) Japanese Gymnast Withdraws From Olympics for Drinking and Smoking
(46:36) One Shiok Comment
(50:30) One Shiok Thing
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Should Income Insurance Be Sold To Foreign Company?
Japanese Gymnast Withdraws From Olympics for Drinking and Smoking
One Shiok Comment
One Shiok Thing
Mics and Headphones from @shure
Chairs from @ergotunechair
Edited and mixed by Tristen Yeak
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The tumultuous US presidential election took another strange turn this weekend, as incumbent US president Joe Biden announced his withdrawal from the race and his endorsement of VP Kamala Harris to take his place. What led to his sudden reversal, and realistically, does Harris stand a chance against Trump? Elsewhere, the familiar blue and white slippers that are often worn in Singaporean homes were spotted for sale at $1,645 in a Saudi Arabia store. What are we missing here? Was this a prank, or just genius marketing?
(00:00) Intro
(05:08) Biden Exits US Presidential Race
(34:41) Toilet Slippers Sold As Luxury Items
(44:12) One Shiok Comment
(53:31) One Shiok Thing
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Biden Exits US Presidential Race
Toilet Slippers Sold As Luxury Items
One Shiok Comment
One Shiok Thing
Mics and Headphones from @shure
Chairs from @ergotunechair
Edited and mixed by Tristen Yeak
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Earlier this year, Sean Bai, a born and bred Singaporean, was appointed the Chief of Staff (Football) at Burnley Football Club. How exactly did a born and bred Singaporean find his way into the senior management of a prestigious English football club? Sean talks about his journey from the diplomatic service to the Champions League, why Singapore needs a robust sporting culture, and what young people need to do immediately to succeed in football.
Our New Podcast, TELL YOU FIRST
(00:00) Intro
(03:52) From Diplomat to Football
(23:35) How Sean Broke Ground When Others Couldn't
(32:14) The Scale of Running a Football Club
(44:18) Why Sports Is Important to a Country Like Singapore
(51:45) Are Young Footballers In Singapore Disencouraged?
(01:00:12) Football's Hellish Schedule
(01:20:37) One Shiok Thing
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One Shiok Thing
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Mics and Headphones from @shure
Chairs from @ergotunechair
Edited and mixed by Tristen Yeak
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This past weekend, footage of the shocking assassination attempt on former US President Donald Trump sent shockwaves around the world. Some have declared it as a major turning point in the presidential election that tilts the race heavily in Trump’s favour. We dissect the reasons why. Closer to home, Malaysian authorities have officially advised parents against giving exotic names to their children; citing names like “bodoh” (Malay for stupid), “harimau” (tiger), and even “skibidi” (Gen Z slang). Do we need more safeguards against parents who choose to give their children such weird names?
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(00:00) Intro
(04:07) How Trump Assasination Attempt Changes The Election
(31:52) Why Are Malaysians Naming Their Children “Skibidi”?
(46:28) One Shiok Comment
(48:02) One Shiok Thing
Folklory
How Trump Assasination Attempt Changes The Election
Why Are Malaysians Naming Their Children “Skibidi”?
One Shiok Comment
One Shiok Thing
Mics and Headphones from @shure
Chairs from @ergotunechair
Edited and mixed by Tristen Yeak
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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