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Daily Cuts - Meet Singapore's up-and coming innovators

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Melanie Oliveiro speaks with the 1st and 2nd runner-ups of the James Dyson Award:  Michael Lim, a team member of Project Mimir, a braille embosser and Sparsh, part of the duo behind Thermal Floater, a renewable energy generation device. Both teams will share about their ideation process and what sparked the thought behind their innovations. They'll also share about the struggles and challenges they encountered, all while they were schooling.

 

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Daily Cuts - A para-athlete's marathon journey

The Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon is back next week and Arnold Gay and Susan Ng speak with Zac Leow about his upcoming attempt at the Guinness World Record for this!

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Daily Cuts - Building Singapore's heat resilience

On Singapore Today, Joel Chua and Keith de Souza speak with Chiu Wen Tung, Group Director for Research and Development, URA, about the urgent need to shape our nation into a more heat-resilient one.

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Daily Cuts - Skills demand for Singapore's future economy

On Singapore Today, Joel Chua and Keith de Souza speak with Dr Gog Soon Joo, Chief Skills Officer, SkillsFuture SG, about the expected rise in demand for skills within digital and care sectors, as indicated in the latest Skills Demand for the Future Economy Report.

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Daily Cuts - Keeping travel fresh after more than 100 countries

Hui Wong speaks with Thuymi Do, a travel influencer, and co-founder of adventurefaktory, an online blog that she runs with her husband Mitchell. With more than 100 countries explored, we ask her what her more memorable travels are, what makes a destination and experience worth it, and how content creation should not be in the way of travelling well.

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Daily Cuts - More than just a problem of too much stuff

In the Friday mental health edition of ‘Made in SG’, Hui Wong speaks with Dr Annabelle Chow, principal clinical psychologist at Annabelle Psychology. Dr Chow will discuss mental health issues like hoarding disorders in different aspects - the physical, emotional and cyber space, and waht to do when you find yourself in the extreme ends of the spectrum.

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