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Daily Cuts - Chinese Pastry School

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In Made in SG, Melanie Oliveiro speaks with Yeo Min, a local pastry chef and author of ‘Chinese Pastry School’. She talks about how and why she made the transition from social worker to pastry chef. A believer in local heritage baking, Yeo Min also delves deeper into her book ‘Chinese Pastry School’ and how it’s a comprehensive introductory resource for bakers curious about the history, science, and techniques of Chinese pastry-making.

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Daily Cuts - Why more Gen Zs and boomers are investing in cryptocurrencies

Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Daniel Martin speak with Nirgunan Tiruchelvam, Head of Consumer and Internet, Aletheia Capital, about a recent survey that found more Gen Zs and boomers here to be investing in cryptocurrencies.

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Daily Cuts - Eat-talian in Singapore

Ilaria Piccinni, Deputy Trade Commissioner of the Italian Trade Agency Singapore tells how Italian food and wines are doing in Singapore. Stanley Leong & Cheryl Goh go beyond pasta, pizza and Tiramisu to dig deeper into Italian gastronomy in this episode of Eat Drink Singapore.

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Daily Cuts - Slip, slap, slop, slide your way out of the heat

UV levels reached extreme levels yesterday! Andrea Heng and Joel Chua speak with Dr Ang Sue May, Consultant Dermatologist at Shine Dermatology to find out how to protect our skin from harmful effects.

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Daily Cuts - National Translation Committee Anniversary

There’s a growing need for translators in Singapore's digital world! Andrea Heng and Joel Chua speak with Teo Kah Hui, Chinese Resource Panel member, National Translation Committee to find out more. She specialises in translating gaming languages and helped us understand the complexity of translating gaming language into Chinese.  

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Daily Cuts - Pakistan Suicide Attack

More attacks on China-linked interests in Pakistan. Andrea Heng and Joel Chua speak with Dr Seema Khan, Lecturer at Deakin University to get a read on why the attacks are happening and how they might affect relations between the two countries.

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