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CNA938 Rewind - Crocheting For Mental Wellness with Celeb Couple Rachel Wan and Edwin Goh

In ‘Made in SG’, Melanie Oliveiro speaks with Singaporean celebrity couple and business partners Edwin Goh and Rachel Wan. Goh and Wan, who are co-founders of their crochet and yarn business The Club Made, will talk about how they’re involved in electricity retailer Geneco’s latest mental wellness campaign, ‘Begin Again’. They’ll discuss their own mental health journeys and how they’ve created a collection of nine original crochet pieces, each representing a different stage of emotional growth and renewal.

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CNA938 Rewind - iNDiE PRiDE - Showing How This Lion City Rocks!

In ‘Culture Club’ Melanie Oliveiro speaks to the organisers & musicians involved in iNDiE PRiDE, a concert celebrating those who’ve shaped Singapore’s independent music scene. Organisers Denise Dolendo from The Substation and Lion City Rock / The Oddfellows’ Patrick Chng, as well as Francis Frightful from Opposition Party discuss this one-day event.

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CNA938 Rewind - #TalkBack: True Group closure; why can’t customers get more advanced warning?

Following the closure of True Fitness and True Yoga in Singapore, Daniel Martin speaks with Debby Lim, Senior Partner at Dentons Rodyk and co-head of its Restructuring, Insolvency and Bankruptcy practice, about the considerations around giving customers advance warning when a business is facing closure.

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CNA938 Rewind - What the Youth Digital Pulse Report says about social media safety #SGToday

A new Youth Digital Pulse Report captures how young people experience social media and online harms. Daniel Martin speaks with Bryan Ong, Co-Head of Advocacy at the YouthTech Institute and Principal Investigator of the report, about what young people want from parents, schools and platforms, and what safeguards they believe could work.

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CNA938 Rewind - The Wellness Hour - When skin issues are more than skin deep

Hormonal changes, stress and lifestyle factors can all affect our skin, often with an impact that goes beyond appearance. Cheryl Goh speaks with Su-Mae Chia, Founder and CEO of B/Skin to explore the link between skin health and overall wellbeing, common misconceptions about skincare, and how busy adults can build simple, sustainable habits to support healthier skin.

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