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Daily Cuts - Jazzy stories behind the 'A Great Day in Singapore' photograph

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In ‘Culture Club’, Melanie Oliveiro discovers the story behind the recently-snapped photograph ‘A Great Day in Singapore', featuring 160 jazz musicians spanning generations in the Lion City. Find out why it’s the recreation of the iconic 'A Great Day in Harlem' photograph, and how award-winning jazzman Jeremy Monteiro, spearheaded it. Other musicians like composer Chok Kerong, Louis Soliano - Singapore’s Godfather of Jazz, and pianist Rachma Lim will talk about what the photograph means to them and how this Great Day touched them.

Resume Pause 29 min
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Daily Cuts - Petite bites at Quenino

Imagine a generous serving of caviar on top of scallop mousse and razor clam, or pong piah filling between crispy wafers! Quenino’s degustation-only menu has much to offer. Work It’s Hui Wong speaks to Chef Sujatha to hear more about the culinary masterpieces it has to offer.

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Daily Cuts - Building a supportive environment for Rare Skin Conditions

Work It’s Hui Wong speaks to Dr Mark Koh, Leading Dermatologist at Rare Skin Conditions Society of Singapore (RSC), on their event to spread awareness, and discuss how to build a supportive environment for anyone suffering from Rare Skin Conditions. The fundraising campaign can be found at http://www.rareskinconditions.org/

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Daily Cuts - A Letter to Myself: Filmmaker Nicole Midori Woodford on living with ferocity

Nicole Midori Woodford is an acclaimed Singaporean filmmaker whose first feature film "Last Shadow at First Light" drew inspiration from the conversations she had with her late Japanese grandmother. She shares how she fell in love with storytelling, and why she'd tell her younger self to live "with ferocity", not be afraid to speak up, and to love more.

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Daily Cuts - Crossing borders for treatments: what happens after?

Stem cell therapy for knee cartilage repair, not approved as a mainstream treatment in Singapore, is driving Singaporeans to Malaysia to seek treatments. But the risks of complications and challenges with aftercare have become pressing concerns. Susan Ng and Hairianto Diman explores what appropriate steps should be taken if the need arises, with Benjamin Gaw, Director & Co-Head of Healthcare and Life sciences at Drew & Napier.

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Daily Cuts - Trump’s Greenland gambit: what does it cost to buy a country?

As President-elect Donald Trump renews his bid for Greenland and the Panama Canal, Susan Ng and Hairianto Diman explore the geopolitical stakes and resource ambitions behind these bold moves with Angela Mancini, Partner and Head of the Global Risk Analysis practice for Asia Pacific, Control Risks.

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