TV Schedule

TV

On air at 02:30AM Going Places

Up next at 03:00AM Tipping Point

Morning 6:00 AM to 12 PM

06:00 AM

Singapore Tonight-

From business to politics, health to technology, we bring you up-to-date with the latest news on Singapore and analyze how these events may affect you tomorrow.

06:30 AM

Ships That Shaped UsResurrecting the Diana

Artist Farizwan Fajari journeys through the murky waters of Singapore's past to resurrect the Diana, the first armed steamship sent in 1837 to eliminate the port-city's biggest threat then - pirates.

07:00 AM

Asia Now-

Catch 'live' breaking news as it happens in Asia with in-depth analysis and expert opinions to the day's events.

07:30 AM

Going PlacesJeremy Chong

Imagine inheriting a solid chance at making some of the best coffee beans in Southeast Asia Singaporean entrepreneur Jeremey Chong got it, and seized it. But turning an ailing planation business into a success is no walk in the park. Inundated in challenges, will the urban entrepreneur's coffee venture sink or swim in the rural recesses of the Laotian country?

08:00 AM

Asia Now-

Catch 'live' breaking news as it happens in Asia with in-depth analysis and expert opinions to the day's events.

08:30 AM

Slumfood MillionaireKamal Muara, Jakarta

Sardine ceviche, sago balls and chicken feet. The home cooks of this fishing village share their favourite dishes inspired by hometown Bugis and Javanese tastes, and offer a glimpse into their lives.

09:00 AM

Asia Now-

Catch 'live' breaking news as it happens in Asia with in-depth analysis and expert opinions to the day's events.

09:30 AM

Vanishing FoodsEating Nose to Tail - Cabeza de Jabali

Nose to tail eating, where no part of an animal goes to waste, is a current global fad. But for centuries, Filipinos have been creatively cooking bits and ends like feet, innards and blood. This week, things get heady with the pricey Cabeza de Jabali cold cuts of meat made with a boar's head.

10:00 AM

Headline News-

Update on local and world news.

10:02 AM

Tipping PointThe Food Crunch

While populations grow, the food they feed on is getting less nutritious. Scientists and citizens race to create new ways to grow and adapt foods, while advocating an urgent change of mindsets.

11:00 AM

Asia Now-

Catch 'live' breaking news as it happens in Asia with in-depth analysis and expert opinions to the day's events.

11:30 AM

Ships That Shaped UsResurrecting the Diana

Artist Farizwan Fajari journeys through the murky waters of Singapore's past to resurrect the Diana, the first armed steamship sent in 1837 to eliminate the port-city's biggest threat then - pirates.

Afternoon 12:00 PM to 6 PM

12:00 PM

Asia Now-

Catch 'live' breaking news as it happens in Asia with in-depth analysis and expert opinions to the day's events.

12:30 PM

Vanishing FoodsEating Nose to Tail - Cabeza de Jabali

Nose to tail eating, where no part of an animal goes to waste, is a current global fad. But for centuries, Filipinos have been creatively cooking bits and ends like feet, innards and blood. This week, things get heady with the pricey Cabeza de Jabali cold cuts of meat made with a boar's head.

01:00 PM

Japan Hour [English Subtitles]Train Adventure In Kyushu - Part 2

Japan's largest bell which brings good luck if you ring it, an Eco Park which has a Lovers' Sanctuary, and Kumamoto Prefecture's longest beach and oldest hot spring are featured this week.

02:00 PM

Asia Now-

Catch 'live' breaking news as it happens in Asia with in-depth analysis and expert opinions to the day's events.

02:30 PM

Going PlacesJeremy Chong

Imagine inheriting a solid chance at making some of the best coffee beans in Southeast Asia Singaporean entrepreneur Jeremey Chong got it, and seized it. But turning an ailing planation business into a success is no walk in the park. Inundated in challenges, will the urban entrepreneur's coffee venture sink or swim in the rural recesses of the Laotian country?

03:00 PM

Asia Now-

Catch 'live' breaking news as it happens in Asia with in-depth analysis and expert opinions to the day's events.

03:30 PM

Ships That Shaped UsResurrecting the Diana

Artist Farizwan Fajari journeys through the murky waters of Singapore's past to resurrect the Diana, the first armed steamship sent in 1837 to eliminate the port-city's biggest threat then - pirates.

04:00 PM

Headline News-

Update on local and world news.

04:02 PM

Tipping PointPower Trip

Cities go carbon-free; trains run by wind energy and roads harness solar power. A global energy revolution has begun - to slow climate change and secure mankind's survival.

05:00 PM

Asia Now-

Catch 'live' breaking news as it happens in Asia with in-depth analysis and expert opinions to the day's events.

05:30 PM

Going PlacesJeremy Chong

Imagine inheriting a solid chance at making some of the best coffee beans in Southeast Asia Singaporean entrepreneur Jeremey Chong got it, and seized it. But turning an ailing planation business into a success is no walk in the park. Inundated in challenges, will the urban entrepreneur's coffee venture sink or swim in the rural recesses of the Laotian country?

Evening 6:00 PM to 12 AM

06:00 PM

Asia Now-

Catch 'live' breaking news as it happens in Asia with in-depth analysis and expert opinions to the day's events.

06:30 PM

Ships That Shaped UsResurrecting the Diana

Artist Farizwan Fajari journeys through the murky waters of Singapore's past to resurrect the Diana, the first armed steamship sent in 1837 to eliminate the port-city's biggest threat then - pirates.

07:00 PM

Headline News-

Update on local and world news.

07:02 PM

The Next WaveRurban Consumers

Big box retailers and E-commerce are exploring the vast untapped spending potential of rural consumers living on the fringe. We take a look at the world's two biggest markets - China and India.

07:30 PM

Gangnam Insider's PicksBook Tour In Gangnam

Learn more about bookstores and libraries located around the Gangnam district. From mega stores and book cafs to digital and children's libraries, there's a unique spot for every avid reader.

08:00 PM

Asia Tonight-

CNA's correspondents bring you the top stories of the day with 'live' reports and interviews to keep you up-to-date on what's happening in one of the most dynamic regions of the world.

08:30 PM

Slumfood MillionaireDharavi, Mumbai

Meet Dharavi slum's most famous Chinese-Indian cook serving delectable fusion treats with his signature sauce, and an idliwalla who shares his secret recipes for fluffy idlis and crunchy vadas.

09:00 PM

Headline News-

Update on local and world news.

09:02 PM

We Are Gen ZGen Z...@Work

Gen Zs are set to give Millennials a run for their money in the workplace. They are passionate and hardworking. But... a fat paycheque isn't enough to harness that energy. What will?

10:00 PM

Singapore Tonight-

From business to politics, health to technology, we bring you up-to-date with the latest news on Singapore and analyze how these events may affect you tomorrow.

10:30 PM

Going PlacesNicole Chiang

Singaporean Nicole Chiang has just opened an upmarket lounge bar in the heart of Phnom Penh. It's the first such establishment in Phnom Penh, targeting more affluent customers. But will this novel concept take off? And how will Nicole and her mostly young, inexperienced staff cope with the challenges of running such a place?

11:00 PM

Headline News-

Update on local and world news.

11:02 PM

One Day That Changed AsiaTokyo's Sarin Scars

Tokyo, March 20, 1995. Subway commuters begin to choke and collapse. They've been poisoned with sarin gas. Disciples of an obscure New Religion have decided they need to kill all of humanity to save mankind. How did this happen and why?

Late Evening 12:00 AM to 6 AM

12:00 AM

News Now-

Catch 'live' breaking news as it happens in Asia with in-depth analysis and expert opinions to the day's events.

12:30 AM

Gangnam Insider's PicksBook Tour In Gangnam

Learn more about bookstores and libraries located around the Gangnam district. From mega stores and book cafs to digital and children's libraries, there's a unique spot for every avid reader.

01:00 AM

Headline News-

Update on local and world news.

01:02 AM

The Next WaveRurban Consumers

Big box retailers and E-commerce are exploring the vast untapped spending potential of rural consumers living on the fringe. We take a look at the world's two biggest markets - China and India.

01:30 AM

Going PlacesNicole Chiang

Singaporean Nicole Chiang has just opened an upmarket lounge bar in the heart of Phnom Penh. It's the first such establishment in Phnom Penh, targeting more affluent customers. But will this novel concept take off? And how will Nicole and her mostly young, inexperienced staff cope with the challenges of running such a place?

02:00 AM

Singapore Tonight-

From business to politics, health to technology, we bring you up-to-date with the latest news on Singapore and analyze how these events may affect you tomorrow.

02:30 AM

Slumfood MillionaireDharavi, Mumbai

Meet Dharavi slum's most famous Chinese-Indian cook serving delectable fusion treats with his signature sauce, and an idliwalla who shares his secret recipes for fluffy idlis and crunchy vadas.

03:00 AM

Tipping PointPower Trip

Cities go carbon-free; trains run by wind energy and roads harness solar power. A global energy revolution has begun - to slow climate change and secure mankind's survival.

04:00 AM

Asia Tonight-

CNA's correspondents bring you the top stories of the day with 'live' reports and interviews to keep you up-to-date on what's happening in one of the most dynamic regions of the world.

04:30 AM

Vanishing FoodsEating Nose to Tail - Cabeza de Jabali

Nose to tail eating, where no part of an animal goes to waste, is a current global fad. But for centuries, Filipinos have been creatively cooking bits and ends like feet, innards and blood. This week, things get heady with the pricey Cabeza de Jabali cold cuts of meat made with a boar's head.

05:00 AM

We Are Gen ZGen Z...@Work

Gen Zs are set to give Millennials a run for their money in the workplace. They are passionate and hardworking. But... a fat paycheque isn't enough to harness that energy. What will?