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Daily Cuts - A tribute to Singapore's landmarks

Melanie Oliveiro speaks with Dr Isabella Der Hagopian, General Practitioner and Manuel Der Hagopian, Co-founder and Partner at G8A Architects, the authors of ‘Pink Chilli in a Bowl’. The book is a tribute to the eateries, confectioneries, landmarks and diverse architectures of Singapore – and a network of social spaces that link them. Launched in celebration of Archifest 2023, the authors will discuss how the book was inspired by the people who cook for us and feed us at hawker centers, coffee shops and family-run eateries.

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Daily Cuts - Creating plant-based local recipes

Melanie Oliveiro in conversation with Pamelia Chia, author of Plantasia, as she shares her experience authoring her second cookbook - this time with recipes from 24 chefs around the world.

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Daily Cuts - Loco for local coconut drinks

Melanie Oliveiro speaks with Anusha Aswani, Director of Asian Food Network, about her journey building a food and drinks empire in Singapore.

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Daily Cuts - Why are international scammers targeting Singapore residents

Singapore Today's Daniel Martin and Hui Wong speak with Jennifer Cheng, Director of Cybersecurity Strategy for Asia Pacific and Japan at Proofpoint, about how residents in Singapore are losing the most money to scammers, compared to the global average.

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Daily Cuts - Will Singapore’s private property rents fall anytime soon

Singapore Today's Daniel Martin and Hui Wong speak with Dr Lee Nai Jia, Head of Real Estate Intelligence, Data and Software Solutions at PropertyGuru Group, about whether the private rental market is finally seeing some moderation.

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Daily Cuts - Directing a horror movie

Singapore Today's Daniel Martin and Hui Wong speak with Kelvin Tong, local filmmaker and director of “Confinement,” about why he’s back with another horror movie, after directing “The Maid” (2005) and “Rule #1” (2008).

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