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Daily Cuts - A Letter to Myself: Blindness hasn't stopped Nuraziana and Iskandar from seeing beauty in life and in each other

Nuraziana Mohamed Said and Mohamed Iskandar Misran were both diagnosed with visual impairment as children. What began as academic rivalry when they met as youths at a school for the visually impaired, blossomed into romance and marriage years later. Today, they're using their love for music to advocate for the community of people with disabilities. They share how they've managed to surmount their obstacles, how they support each other, and the role their families have played in their journey.

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Daily Cuts - #TalkBack: Are you concerned about losing your job to foreign talent?

Singapore Today's Daniel Martin speaks with Minister for Manpower and Second Minister for Trade and Industry Dr Tan See Leng and Kohe Hasan, Deputy Honorary Secretary, SNEF, about whether Singaporeans need to be concerned about foreigners taking their jobs.

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Daily Cuts - Is Singapore's economy in for tough times ahead?

Singapore Today's Daniel Martin speaks with Dr Tan Kee Wee, Chief Economist, Waveney Economics, about how geopolitical conflicts and market volatility could impact Singapore's economic growth in 2025.

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Daily Cuts - Starting Social Media for a Steakhouse

Nestled in Takashimaya is Angus House that overlooks Orchard Street since 1993. How does a classic steakhouse get a new wave of younger folks into their space? Work it’s Janine Tan speaks with Yang Yuan Feng, the second generation business owner of the restaurant to find out more.

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Daily Cuts - Blue, Red and Green chip art in the secondhand market

What drives the secondhand Art market in Singapore, and where’s a good place to start if you are keen on buying or selling a painting? Work It’s Hui Wong speaks to Milon and Chingyi from ART Again - an online marketplace connecting buyers and sellers of pre-owned ART- to understand the appeal of pre-loved art and everything that goes into selling it.

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Daily Cuts - WWE’s flagship Raw show streams on Netflix

On Jan 6, WWE Raw streamed live on Netflix for the first time in over 30 years, ushering in a monumental new beginning from the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles. This comes, as the streaming giant signed a $5 billion deal to acquire rights to the show Raw and other WWE programming, including its archive content. Susan Ng examines the possible reasons behind this move by Netflix now, and what it means for the streaming platform moving forward, with Marc DeBevoise, CEO of Brightcove.

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