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CNA938 Rewind - Eat, Drink, Singapore - Jiak Kim House’s new menu celebrates the flavours of home

Chef-Partner Seow Tzi Qin of Jiak Kim House   

Jiak Kim House is giving Asia’s comfort foods a modern update with a new menu shaped by cultural heritage, personal memories and shared dining traditions. We find out how familiar flavours from Hainanese, Peranakan, Hakka, Teochew and Indian influences are being brought into a contemporary menu, and what these dishes reveal about the stories that bring people together around the table.

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CNA938 Rewind - #TalkBack: Singapore ranks high at PISA 2025, but does it reflect the common sense needed in an AI age?

Singapore's 15-year-olds are among the top performers of the 2025 Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA), which measures how well students of that age solve real-world problems. But, while Singapore ranks high at PISA 2025, does it reflect the common sense needed in an AI age? Daniel Martin discusses further with Assistant Professor Alwyn LEE, Learning Sciences & Assessment Department, National Institute of Education, NTU.

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CNA938 Rewind - Pokémon World Championships 2027: Could this be Singapore's next Taylor Swift-level event? #SGToday

Pokémon Worlds is coming to Singapore next year! Could it bring a Taylor Swift-sized boost with it? The crowds, the spending, the scramble for collectibles… Daniel Martin finds out what Singapore should expect. He speaks with Lindsay Jialin, Senior Producer, CNA Lifestyle.

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CNA938 Rewind - Does Singapore have a sense of humour? #SGToday

'Just For Laughs Singapore' is returning for a second edition, with international and regional comedians taking the stage. But, does Singapore have a sense of humour and what exactly makes us laugh? Daniel Martin finds out from Selena Tan, Founder, Dream Academy.

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CNA938 Rewind - The Wellness Hour - Breath, voice and wellbeing: Inside Damai’s Vocal Breathwork programme

Grand Hyatt Singapore’s Finding Your Voice Living Room Session explores how breath, physical tension and voice shape presence and everyday communication. Ahead of a four-part Vocal Breathwork programme at Damai House, Cheryl Goh finds out what specialised actor training can teach us about speaking under pressure and bringing greater awareness into daily life with Petrina Kow, Voice, Accents and Public Speaking Coach, and Regional Director for Southeast Asia, Fitzmaurice Institute; and Timothy Parr, Hotel Manager, Grand Hyatt Singapore. 

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