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Daily Cuts - Prejudice against ITE students

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ITE - “It’s the end”. Unfortunately that’s what people used to say when you tell them you came from ITE. That perception has changed but students and graduates say they still face prejudice. Hikmah Ali, TODAY Journalist wrote a ‘Big Read’ about this on TodayOnline.com. She tells Andrea and Nadirah how bad it is for students and graduates. 

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Daily Cuts - Nature is Speaking

Melanie Oliveiro speaks with John Lee, Founder of The Forest Language which offers forest therapy services to individuals who want to seek solace and rejuvenation in nature. He'll share why there is a need for this in Singapore, and what forest bathing entails

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Daily Cuts - Where are our youths travelling to?

Melanie Oliveiro speaks with Marcus Yong, VP of Marketing at Klook, about Klook’s survey about the state of Summer travel among Millennials and Gen Zs in APAC and what experiences and activities they are interested in. Among other findings, he’ll discuss why a significant percentage of Millennial and Gen Z travellers in Singapore are interested in cultural experiences such as museum visits and art jamming workshops.

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Daily Cuts - A local player in the audio market

Melanie Oliveiro speaks with Jeremy Lim, CEO & Co-founder of Zerest Audio, a Singapore-based earphones company. How can small players like Zerest Audio co-exist with bigger and international players like Bose and Marshall.

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Daily Cuts - Don't Quit Your Day Job

Melanie Oliveiro speaks with Aliza Knox, an author, columnist, public speaker and non-executive director based in Singapore. This former Google and Twitter (now X) executive will share practical steps for the Singaporean worker to achieve career success as underlined in her book ‘Don’t Quit Your Day Job’.

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Daily Cuts - Getting crafty with matcha

Ready to elevate your tea? Work It's Stanley Leong and Cheryl Goh get crafty with green tea, as they get to know a local brand that's putting a spin on matcha. Join in their conversation with Elias Tiong, Founder of Crafti.

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