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CNA938 Rewind - The Big Question - Mind the Gap: What Needs an Express Fix on Singapore’s Public Transit?

From train breakdowns to bus routes that test your patience, public transportation keeps the nation moving—but not without a few bumps along the way. Transport analysts weigh in on commuter pain points as we ask listeners for the one major change they’d make to transit tomorrow. Andrea Heng and Poh Kok Ing speak with Associate Professor (Practice) Victor Kwan, SUSS, Terence Fan, Assistant Professor in Strategy and Entrepreneurship, SMU and commuter Namreena Samtani

 

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CNA938 Rewind - #TalkBack: An educator weighs in - Smaller classes, better learning?

Would your child learn better with fewer classmates and more individual attention? What’s the sweet spot — 10, 20, 30 students, or even one-to-one? And, would you be willing to pay more for a smaller enrichment class? Daniel Martin discusses further with Grace Tan, Founder and Principal, Learning Journey Education Centre.

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CNA938 Rewind - Global AI hardware device manufacturer Plaud, expands in Singapore amidst global calls for AI slowdown #SGToday

Amid global AI leaders calling for a slowdown, what would that mean for an AI firm like Plaud, which is doubling down on Singapore, and could it risk the brakes being placed on growth here? Daniel Martin finds out from Megumi Yoshinaga, Head of APAC Marketing, Plaud.

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CNA938 Rewind - Bravissimo! The Life so Far of Italian pianist Andrea Molteni

In ‘Culture Club’, Melanie Oliveiro speaks with Italian pianist Andrea Molteni, who’s in Singapore for a one-night concert playing the classics alongside works by Goffredo Petrassi, the late Italian composer of modern classical music. Molteni, now in his late twenties, recalls how he started playing the piano at age 6 - later forming a youth orchestra “L’Orchestra del Lago”.

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CNA938 Rewind - The Wellness Hour - Sleeping enough, waking up tired: Could it be sleep apnea?

Sleeping enough but still waking up tired? A new Singapore survey raises questions about unrecognised sleep apnea risk among office workers. Cheryl Goh speaks with Dr Phua Chu Qin, Senior Consultant in Otolaryngology and Director of Sleep Surgery at Sengkang General Hospital to find out how to recognise the signs, address common misconceptions and make sleep health part of looking after our overall wellbeing. 

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