CNA938 Rewind - In Conversation with Multihyphenate Creative Dana Lam
In ‘Culture Club’ Melanie Oliveiro chats with Dana Lam, artist, rights activist and performer taking part in The AGEncy Fest, an annual showcase celebrating the creativity and life experiences of artists and cultural practitioners aged 60 and above. Organised by independent arts company T:>Works, Lam will talk about her solo exhibition “Who Knows Where The Bird Goes? Dana Lam: Six Decades of Practice” which showcases three new artworks alongside a lifetime of work, including her first experiments in animation.
CNA938 Rewind - Eat, Drink, Singapore - Feast of the Straits: Racines serves up the flavours of home
Racines brings the flavours of the Straits to the table with an à la carte buffet inspired by familiar home-style cooking. Cheryl Goh goes behind the buffet table to find out how the team approaches well-loved dishes such as Hokkien Mee, Chicken Rice, Nyonya Assam Curry Snapper and Beef Cheek Rendang; and what they hope diners will discover about the diversity of Straits heritage cuisine with Jacqueline Poey, General Manager, and Sourav Biswas Executive Assistant Manager, Food & Beverage, both at Sofitel Singapore City Centre.
CNA938 Rewind - Mind Your Money - From uncertainty to advantage: How Singapore businesses can build AI‑ready balance sheets
As businesses race to invest in AI, the challenge is knowing how much to spend, where to find the money and which upgrades are genuinely necessary. Cheryl Goh speaks with Seth Ravin, founder and CEO of Rimini Street to look at how companies can build an AI-ready balance sheet, avoid costly vendor lock-in and invest in new technology without losing sight of cash flow, flexibility and jobs.
CNA938 Rewind - A Letter to Myself: Daryl Chew on nail fashion, entrepreneurship, and parenthood
Daryl Chew is the founder of Nail Deck, a nail polish and accessory company. Daryl shares what led him to start the company in 2011, the lessons he's gained about business and the nail fashion industry, how he manages conversations about gender norms and stereotypes, and how fatherhood has been a key element of his journey.
CNA938 Rewind - A Letter to Myself: "Writing songs in secret" — How Commonwealth Song Contest finalist Frances Tan kept her dream alive
In her final year of law school, Frances Tan made a pivotal decision to pursue her dream of becoming a singer-songwriter. In 2026, Frances' song "Just Me" represented Singapore in the Commonwealth Song Contest, and emerged as one of seven finalists — even scoring the top song in the Public Vote category. Frances, who is pursuing a Masters in entertainment and media law at UCLA, shares the challenges she overcame in order to forge her own path in music, and what she'd say in her letter to her younger self.
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