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Daily Cuts - Why are we ingesting so much microplastic waste?

Southeast Asia tops the charts in microplastic consumption, but should Singapore be worried too? On Asia First, Hairianto Diman and Susan Ng speak with Dr Stephen Summers, principal Investigator with the Singapore Centre for Environmental Life Sciences to find out more.

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Daily Cuts - Exploring the AI in Art Fazil

Melanie Oliveiro speaks with Art Fazil, Singaporean singer-songwriter and musician, about his new album ‘Ramadan Moon’, which was released both in English and Malay - ‘Rembulan Ramadan’ , the process of putting both albums out, and why he used artificial intelligence to further bring his songs to life.

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Daily Cuts - Posting about traffic misdemeanours on public watchdog sites

Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Daniel Martin speak with Lars Voedisch, Group CEO, Precious Communications and Associate Professor Soh Kee Hean, SUSS' School of Humanities and Behavioural Sciences, about why some people post photos or videos of traffic misdemeanours on public watchdog sites, rather than report them directly to the authorities.

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Daily Cuts - #BystanderEffect: How to help in a major traffic accident

Singapore Today’s Lance Alexander and Daniel Martin speak with David Cheng, Senior Adjunct Instructor with the Singapore Red Cross Academy, Centre for First Aid and Life Support, about how to help someone who has been seriously injured after an accident.

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Daily Cuts - Employee With Benefits

The increasing demand for talent and shifting employee priorities since the pandemic, staff benefits are more critical than ever. So what do workers want, and what stands in the way of companies providing them? Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development's Global Head of Market Development, Kwok May Leng, reveals in her chat with Work It's Stanley Leong & Cheryl Goh.

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Daily Cuts - World English Day: Celebrating our version, Singlish

It’s World English Day! And we’re bringing attention to Singapore’s very own version of the language – Singlish. The language stems from a mix of English and other languages, but may sound too informal in certain situations. To help us navigate using SInglish in our everyday lives, Asia First’s Andrea Heng and Susan Ng speak with Dr Gwee Li Sui, Writer and Author of Spiaking Singlish.

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