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LIFE IN FILMROBERT ENGLUND: on Freddy Krueger & Finally getting his Star on the Hollywood walk of Fame! #119Join this channel to get access to perks: EARLY Access, EXCLUSIVE Episodes & Much More! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpeD7roEp99UANH0HVZ3dOA/joinWhat's Your Story - Actor Robert Englund? #119 This Halloween our guest is finally getting his Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, he is almost at 400 credits on IMDB and has had a career that spans over 5 decades but you will probably know him best as the man in your dreams, the iconic Freddy Krueger from the ‘Nightmare on Elm Street' movies.We chat about finally getting his st...
2025-10-281h 02
CHIEFCASTCHIEFCAST #61: "Rise of the Footsoldier" w/ Elliot SteelFollow Elliot on Instagram @elliotsteel. If you would like to support the podcast on Patreon, you can do so at the link below. Cheers x https://www.patreon.com/CHIEFCAST
2025-06-101h 01
Escape To This Must-Listen Full Audiobook — Perfect This Weekend.The Science Fiction Collection - 20 books by Philip K. Dick, Robert Louis Stevenson, Arthur Machen, Arthur Conan Doyle, Edwin A. Abbott, Jules Verne, H. G. WellsPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/35935to listen full audiobooks.
Title: The Science Fiction Collection - 20 books
Author: Philip K. Dick, Robert Louis Stevenson, Arthur Machen, Arthur Conan Doyle, Edwin A. Abbott, Jules Verne, H. G. Wells
Narrator: Peter Coates, Mark Bowen, David McCord, Simon Jackson, Kenneth Elliot, Trevor O'Hare, Martina Mercer-Hall, Paul Gibson, Sharon Plummer
Format: mp3
Length: 47 hrs and 30 mins
Release date: 04-08-25
Ratings: Not rated yet
Genres: Anthologies & Short Stories
Publisher's Summary:
This Science Fiction Collection brings together 20 iconic works from some of the genre's most influential authors. Featuring Ray Bradbury's atmospheric The Monster Maker and...
2025-04-0811h 30
Meet The Expert with Elliot KallenThe Coach's Coach: Achieving the Impossible with Robert HargroveJoin Elliot Kallen as he sits down with Robert Hargrove, the "coach's coach" and bestselling author of "Masterful Coaching." In this conversation, Hargrove shares his wisdom on how coaching can help individuals and organizations achieve the impossible. Learn about the importance of character skills, daring to dream, and maintaining a beginner's mind in the pursuit of excellence. Hargrove also discusses the fine art of coaching, and how to navigate the delicate balance between learning and defensive routines.
2025-02-1928 min
GrazingLake Elliot of Robert Elliot and Sons Angus FarmIn this episode of “Grazing,” Clint sits down with Lake Elliot of Robert Elliot and Sons Angus Farm to talk about their upcoming sale for 2025.
2025-02-121h 09
Vietnam talkVietnam talk. interview with Vietnam veteran Robert Elliot
Interview with Vietnam veteran Robert Elliot. He served in Danang during the war, and left behind a daugther in Vietnam
Hear Roberts emotional story for search of hes lost child
If you like to reach out to Robert, any ideas about the where about of hes love on or just want to talk to me then feel free to contact me
2025-01-2915 min
Deconstructing ConventionalDr. Robert Yoho: Chlorine Dioixde, DMSO & OSR: Three Suppressed, Easy-to-Use Therapies with Massive Healing BenefitSend us a textWhat if the solutions to many of our health problems have been right under our noses, yet suppressed by mainstream medicine? Join us for an eye-opening conversation with Dr. Robert Yoho, a retired medical doctor who offers a bold take on alternative therapies that challenge the status quo. From chlorine dioxide and DMSO to OSR, Dr. Yoho unveils treatments that could make some pharmaceuticals obsolete. We explore the controversial idea that toxicity is a root cause of numerous health issues and discuss the importance of a shift towards person-centric healthcare.Dr...
2024-12-211h 31
The Mangas ShowUnlocking Erectile Fitness: Dr. Elliot Justin on Tech Innovations for Men’s Health | The Mangas ShowJoin Dustin Mangas as he sits down with Dr. Elliot Justin, MD, FACEP, the visionary founder of FirmTech, the world’s first sex tech company dedicated to enhancing men’s erectile fitness and overall cardiovascular health. In this episode, they delve into the groundbreaking innovations like the Tech Ring and Performance Ring, which are transforming how men can monitor and improve their sexual health. Dr. Justin shares insights from his extensive background in emergency medicine and health tech entrepreneurship, discussing how these advancements can help prevent and potentially reverse erectile dysfunction. They also explore the broader implications of erectile health on m...
2024-09-0955 min
100 Day POP/NOW ChallengeJames Elliot, an amazing speaker, trainer, and leader in NLP! 🏆✨100 Day POP/NOW Live Challenge with James Robert Elliot🌟 Meet James Elliot! 🌟Hey fam! Let me introduce you to James Elliot, an amazing speaker, trainer, and leader in NLP! 🏆✨ For over 20 years, James has been helping people become the best versions of themselves!James mixes his own stories with famous training methods to make you an awesome coach and leader. 🌍📚 He’s all about sharing cool tools and strategies that can change your life. His journey is super inspiring, and he’s helped so many people achieve their dreams! 🚀🌟James has lots of cool credentials li...
2024-09-0720 min
Crossing Faiths132: Dr. Robert Hayes: God and the AtomDr. Hayes shares his journey from atheism to Christianity, detailing his experiences with the occult and a profound spiritual encounter that led him to faith. The conversation also touches on the intersection of science and religion, particularly how Dr. Hayes reconciles his work as a nuclear physicist with his Christian beliefs. He emphasizes the importance of understanding both purpose and function in life, reflecting on how objective truth and the concept of God intertwine in his worldview. Additionally, Dr. Hayes discusses the challenges of changing public perceptions about nuclear energy, particularly how narratives can shape societal views and the...
2024-09-011h 07
2024-08-0522 min
Music History Mondays | Robert Greenberg | Speaker, Composer, Author, Professor, HistorianThe First Professional Composer
2024-08-0522 min
Partners in the ProcessAndy Elliot | The Total RecreationThis week Robert and Shelly Guehne are joined by Andy Elliot to talk business, relationships, success, and his new book Total Recreation. Andy Elliott is the number one sales trainer in the world. He began his sales career in the automotive industry in 1999. After never holding more than $5 in his hand at one time, Andy made $1700 on his very first commission. In his first year selling cars, he earned $125,000. His second year, he earned $250,000. By the time he was 21 years old, Andy was earning over $500,000 year after year selling cars. He broke every record in...
2024-07-3120 min
Music History MondayCass Elliot and the Making of an Urban LegendWe mark the death of Cass Elliot on July 29, 1974 50 years ago today in an apartment at No. 9 Curzon Street in Londons Mayfair District. Born on September 19, 1941, she was just 32 years old at
2024-07-2918 minMusic History Mondays | Robert Greenberg | Speaker, Composer, Author, Professor, HistorianCass Elliot and the Making of an Urban Legend
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FitRichThe TRUTH About Back Pain with Dr. Elliot GrantRob catches up with chiropractor, Dr. Grant Elliot who unloads some real facts on why you're having back pain and how you can deal with it. Download our FREE case study program below to improve your Body percent fat before the summer.https://gtly.to/zbfCOBTpe Head over to Grant's YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@rehabfix
2024-04-1222 min
Moses Lake Baptist Church Sermon Podcast3/24/24 - Luke 19:1-10 - Pastor Robert Elliot: Zacchaeus3/24/24 - Luke 19:1-10 - Pastor Robert Elliot: Zacchaeus by Pastor Dennis Fountain
2024-03-2450 min
The Worst Movie Ever Made#141 - Frogs
Ray Milland rears his ugly head once again as we attempt to dissect 1972’s Frogs, a movie that's almost exclusively about alligators and snakes apparently.
Reptiles reap revenge on rich relatives! Fuck this frog in particular fling at the festivities! Play playing cards correctly, collect piece of Poppy’s pie! Grumpy Gramps gonna get group got! Director decides that doggy dies! Proud Elliot’s jean jumpsuit penis-pants! It’s practically picnic! Snake wiener sleeves! Man spraying! Amphibious antagonists? Toupee tomfoolery! Butterfly brutality! Sam Elliot’s moose knuckle! Lack of corpse urgency! Lady Crockett wants Pickett’s c...
2024-03-061h 25
Moses Lake Baptist Church Sermon PodcastMark 14 - Thankfulness 5 Christmas Is A Gift - Robert Elliot - 12/13/23Mark 14 - Thankfulness 5 Christmas Is A Gift - Robert Elliot - 12/13/23 by Pastor Dennis Fountain
2023-12-1335 min
The Social Agents PodcastThe Posting Agent, how to automate your social posting with Ashton ElliotWelcome to another exciting episode of The Social Agents Podcast! Today, our host, Robert Cedeno, delves into the innovative world of social media content creation with a very special guest, Ashton Elliot, the brain behind the groundbreaking Posting Agent.
Posting Agent is not your everyday social media company. They're transforming the real estate marketing game with a unique blend of authenticity and strategic content outsourcing. Imagine skyrocketing your online presence and engaging with your local community without having to spend countless hours capturing content and crafting posts. Posting Agent makes it happen seamlessly!
In this captivating interview, Ashton unpacks the...
2023-10-1719 min
The Medical Humanities Podcast - Medicine in History, Culture and the ArtsElizabeth I - Virgin Queen?Elizabeth Tudor, Queen Elizabeth I of England, is perhaps one of the most famous monarchs in all of history. She reigned for forty-five years during a time of tumultuous religious and political upheaval, survived several assassination attempts, and famously addressed her army with the proclamation that she had the ‘heart and stomach of a king’.
But in spite of her many accomplishments, even in spite of famously — or infamously — ordering the death of her cousin Mary, Queen of Scots, Elizabeth I is primarily known for one particular thing: her virginity.
Please note - this epis...
2023-10-1124 min
Elevate with Robert GlazerElevate Classics: Carol Tavris and Elliot Aronson on Overcoming Cognitive Dissonance and Self-JustificationCarol Tavris and Elliot Aronson are distinguished psychologists and co-authors of Mistakes Were Made (But Not By Me), the definitive book on self-justification and cognitive dissonance. They have lectured at multiple top universities in the United States, and their work has been featured in the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, the Wall Street Journal and Scientific American.Carol and Elliot joined host Robert Glazer on the Elevate Podcast to discuss why we fall into self-justification traps, how to overcome our biases in life and leadership, and much more. Learn more about your ad...
2023-08-151h 09
Deconstructing ConventionalRobert Yoho MD (Part 2): A Doctor's Painful Awakening to the Real Story Behind CovidSend us a textRobert Yoho is a retired medical doctor of 41 years with experience in emergency medicine, general practice, and cosmetic surgery.In this episode, Robert Yoho discusses the story of being "kicked in the head" by Peter Breggin during a podcast interview, and how Peter's kind challenge led to Robert turning his skeptical mind beyond medical corruption and into the ideological forces behind the weaponization of the medical system during covid.We discuss how that awakening led to Robert's most recent book Cassandra's Memo about what seems at first to be...
2023-08-1054 min
Deconstructing ConventionalRobert Yoho MD (Part 1): Stories and Lessons from His Book "Butchered by Healthcare"Send us a textRobert Yoho is a retired medical doctor of 41 years with experience in emergency medicine, general practice, and cosmetic surgery. In this episode, Robert Yoho discusses the revelations behind his book Butchered by Healthcare.In addition to his books, Robert is also a prolific writer at his Surviving Healthcare Substack. He writes about all things medical corruption and current events...and he pulls no punches in calling out his former profession. In this episode, they discuss:The corporate capture of medical journalsThe scam that is t...
2023-08-031h 15
Robert Hunt Financial Market UpdateIs At&t a stock you can pick, investors are feeling bold again and Bank of America may not be your friend1.) At&t jumps after Elliot takes 3 billion stake, sees stock at $ 60: https://www.cnbc.com/2019/09/09/att-shares-jump-after-activist-elliot-management-takes-stake-sees-shares-nearly-doubling.html
2.)Investors are feeling bold again: https://www.wsj.com/articles/tech-stocks-meme-stocks-crypto-investors-are-feeling-bold-again-f158812b
3.) Bank of America ordered to pay 250 million over wrongful fees: https://www.wsj.com/articles/bank-of-america-ordered-to-pay-250-million-over-wrongful-fees-fake-accounts-a39099c5
2023-07-2121 min
SGExplainedSeason 5 ReviewWe can't believe we're finally here but 21 episodes later and it's time to wrap up Season 5 of SGExplained. This is a full banter episode as Charmian, Elliot and Rovik look back on their favourite episodes of the season and discuss some of the fresher elements in the show, including our new co-host Mian. We also look forward to what the series' future could look like and when we will be returning. Tune in now, and send in your feedback to let us know your thoughts as well!
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Intro Music: From Pixabay; Outro Music: Nielizas from...
2022-12-1831 min
Elevate with Robert GlazerCarol Tavris and Elliot Aronson on Self-Justification and Cognitive DissonanceABOUT CAROL TAVRIS AND ELLIOT ARONSONCarol Tavris and Elliot Aronson are distinguished social psychologists, bestselling authors and distinguished lecturers. Together, they authored the definitive book on self-justification and cognitive dissonance, Mistakes Were Made (But Not By Me). Their work and research has been featured in The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, Scientific American and many other publications.Carol and Elliot joined host Robert Glazer on the Elevate Podcast to discuss why we justify and double down on poor decisions, the mental traps we walk ourselves into, and how better understanding of these te...
2022-12-061h 09
SGExplainedPeranakan CultureYou can't talk about Singapore without talking about the Peranakans - a sub-community with a heritage associated with being Straits-born amidst a time of heavy immigration. Elliot, a Peranakan himself, shares his stories of growing up with some exposure to the culture and how he stays in touch with it. In this episode, you can look forward to:
Learning about the first Peranakans and how their ancestors came to Singapore (note: there are some traces of slavery as well)
Exploring the various aspects of Peranakan culture including food, arts and marriage customs
Adding to your list of Peranakan...
2022-12-0446 min
SGExplainedPeople with Intellectual Disabilities in SingaporeIn partnership with MINDS MYG, this episode introduces the important People with Intellectual Disabilities (PWID) community in Singapore. We hear from Jessica (not her real name), a caregiver and volunteer about her experience directly, and as you can imagine from previous SGExplained episodes, this gets inspirational very quickly. In this episode, you can look forward to:
Getting a more specific definition of what Intellectual Disabilities entail
Debunk myths about PWIDs e.g. whether autism and intellectual disability are the same
Learn about how caregivers can also practice self-care as they support PWIDs
You can volunteer by signing up o...
2022-11-0646 min
SGExplainedSingapore's Stance on DrugsThere has been a slew of news announcements lately on Singapore's stance on drugs, especially as some of our neighbours choose to liberalise their policies on substances such as marijuana. We take a look at why Singapore has been insistent on its position on drugs and how we have enacted laws to dissuade offenders. In this episode, you can look forward to:
Learning more about Singapore's Opium and Heroin epidemics and how we clamped down against them
Getting familiar with the Misuse of Drugs Act
Discovering preventative campaigns, including some controversial ones, that have helped to keep Singapore...
2022-10-0945 min
SGExplained100th Episode Special: Our Shared ValuesThank you for being on this amazing journey with us to reach 100 episodes on SGExplained!! It's a big deal for us, and if you are a Day One listener, please let us know so that we can reach out to you and invite you to our show for a chat! For this episode, we go back to the origins of why the show was even started: to explore the Singapore identity and what defines us. Foundational to this is Our Shared Values, a series of five values that have played an outsized role in defining a lot of our...
2022-09-1152 min
LIFE IN FILMEp 17 - Actor Hugh Bonneville (May Contain Spoilers)Hugh's first few lines in a film came in 'Frankenstein' (1994) Directed by Kenneth Branagh and starring Robert De Niro. He also had a small role in 'Tomorrow Never dies' (1997), but he really hit his stride when he appeared in 'Notting Hill' alongside Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts (1999). following this up with 'Iris' with Judy Dench (2001), more recent credits include 'The Monuments Men' with George Clooney (2014), and of course hugely popular 'Paddington' films (2014-2023). Not to mention his extensive time spent on the stage with the National Theatre and The Royal Shakespeare Company.
He's best known for portraying Robert Crawley, Earl o...
2022-08-3139 min
SGExplainedThe Singapore ZooWe may have memories of the Singapore Zoo when we were children, but did you know that the overall Mandai Wildlife Group has been staying relevant through its sustainability and conservation efforts? Join us this episode as we:
Explore the history of the Zoo, including some of its unfortunate accidents
Trace the various unique exhibits in the main zoo
Forecast some of the key upcoming developments in the Zoo that we can enjoy
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Intro Music: From Pixabay; Outro Music: Nielizas from Pixabay;
Sources:
Singapore Zoo - Infopedia
About Singapore Zoo
Mandai Rejuvenation...
2022-08-1433 min
You Can't Publish ThatThe Supreme Failure Elliot Rodgers In this Episode we go over the events of the Isla Vista murders of 2014. We did not really review a podcast but mention a couple of creators in this podcast. This true crime story was to crazy not to go over especially with all the information out there on the case as the killer Elliot Rodgers left behind a entire manifesto in hopes of inspiring other in cell to at which in some aspect he succeeded. This is truly a dark tail of the ultimate spoiled virgin.If you would like to check out our saint Elliot...
2022-07-221h 36
SGExplainedThe MRT SystemGetting from place to place in Singapore is convenient only because of our great public transportation, including our beloved MRT system! In this episode, the crew share laughs and develop an appreciation for our subway system, with tons of factoids in between. Look forward to:
Tracing the story of the subway-that-almost-never-was
Learning about some of our MRT's mascots, including Captain SMRT
Getting excited for new MRT stations that may open up in your neighbourhood!
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Intro Music: Wataboi from Pixabay; Outro Music: Nielizas from Pixabay;
Sources:
Wikipedia
SGTrains.com
HistorySG
2022-07-1740 min
SGExplainedVisiting Johor BahruNow that borders have reopened, Singaporeans have been flocking to Malaysia, specifically to Johor Bahru across the border. In this episode, we reflect on the relationship these two cities share! Look forward to:
Learning how many people cross the border each day
Unpacking the economic features of the Singapore-Johor Bahru relationship
Adding to your list of places to visit in Singapore
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Intro Music: Wataboi from Pixabay; Outro Music: Nielizas from Pixabay;
Sources:
Relations between Singapore and Malaysia continue to thrive
Commentary: The former Malaysian workers in Singapore caught in limbo in Johor
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2022-06-1941 min
Giants of the Faith - A Christian History PodcastEpisode 47 - Elisabeth ElliotSend us feedbackIn this episode we're looking at a woman who, in the face of great personal tragedy rose above her circumstances and experienced God doing a great work through her and her ministry. Today I'm joined by my favorite guest host - my wife Jennifer. It was her suggestion to profile Elisabeth Elliot next and she's going to take the lead on presenting Elisabeth's story.RESOURCESInspirationalchristians.org: https://www.inspirationalchristians.org/evangelists/elisabeth-elliot-biography/ Elisabethelliot.org: https://elisabethelliot.org/about/ The Gospel Co...
2022-06-1308 min
SGExplainedPlanning for DeathWe're looking at the full life cycle this season, and so it only makes sense that we look at what happens in Singapore when you die! Zach Leung, Associate Director at PFPA, comes onto our show to shine some light on what happens after we pass on, especially to our assets and our loved ones. In this episode, you will:
Learn about the difference between "estate", "trust", and "will", especially in a Singapore context
Hear about the different ways your estate can be broken up if you do not plan ahead
Get advice on how to overcome some...
2022-05-2241 min
SGExplainedTaxi DriversWho can deny that taxi drivers are Singapore's master storytellers? We get the extremely cool opportunity to talk to Uncle Ben, the father of a close friend of Rovik's, who also happens to be a night-shift taxi driver about his storied life on the roads. In this episode, you will:
Learn about how many taxi and private hire drivers there are actually in Singapore
Hear Uncle Ben's take on the necessary ingredients to be a good taxi driver (and it doesn't include a large bladder)
Feel for some of the stories shared, whether it's hilarious encounters or his...
2022-04-2434 min
SGExplainedThe Orang LautThe Orang Laut are thought to be one of the first inhabitants of the islands that now make up Singapore, but why do so few people know about them? We chat with Firdaus Sani, founder of Orang Laut SG which is a community sustaining the stories of this lineage, to get the real scoop. In this episode, you can look forward to:
Learning about how the Orang Laut were politically significant in pre-colonial times
Hearing directly from Firdaus about how life was like on Pulau Semakau, the island where most of the Orang Laut lived
Understanding what is at...
2022-03-2735 min
SURVIVING HEALTHCARE81: Christian Elliot Interview: What's REALLY Keeping Covid Going...And How We Stop It"LEGAL” DISCLAIMER: Use the information here at your own risk. It is not medical advice. Make your healthcare decisions with the help of a physician or other licensed provider. A follow-up to my 18 Reasons, Covid Wizards, and 17 Reasons articles.By Christian ElliotAbridged by Robert Yoho. The original version is HERE.“There are a thousand hacking at the branches of evil, to one who is striking at the root.” – Henry David ThoreauCovid countermeasures such as social distancing have failed, and the overwhelming harms of the “vaccine” are now well documen...
2022-03-1531 min
SGExplainedSpecial Episode: SingLitThis episode is brought to you by National Library Board’s One Story, which is a National Reading Movement initiative to make Singapore short stories – originally written in Tamil, Malay, Chinese, or English – available in other languages. The project aims to bring these stories to more readers beyond the language communities that they were originally written for.
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We're taking a break from our break to share with you a special episode on Singapore Literature! Following up on our Poetry and Theatre episodes, this time we look at the world of Fiction in Singapore! Specifically, you can:
2022-02-2428 min
Pasta Party34) Chicken Madness (ft. Robert Johnston)NYC Actor and Comedian Robert johnston stops by to talk about Tony being ugly, tattoos and chicken parm. A man in the hospital receives some dire news.
2022-02-2133 min
SURVIVING HEALTHCARE17 More Reasons I Won't Be Getting a Covid Vaccine by Christian ElliotChristian Elliot is too young to write this well and understand this much... His full post with all the links is on his website HERE. Highly recommended. From October 27, 2012. #1: THE “VACCINES” ARE A MASSIVE FAILUREIf ever there was an obvious example of willful determination by our public health officials to believe in something despite all evidence to the contrary, these injections are it. Remember that “95% effective” story we were sold?What a misplaced hope that turned out to be.While we could look at compelling evidence of failure f...
2022-01-0151 min
The Mystical PositivistThe Mystical Positivist - Radio Show #392 - 27NOV21
Podcast:
This week on the show we feature a pre-recorded conversation with Elliot Cohen, author of The Psychologisation of Eastern Spiritual Traditions: Colonisation, Translation and Commodification. This essential book critically examines the various ways in which Eastern spiritual traditions have been typically stripped of their spiritual roots, content, and context, to be more readily assimilated into secular Western frames of Psychology.
Dr. Elliot Cohen is a Chartered Psychologist and Senior Lecturer in Social and Interdisciplinary Psychology at Leeds Beckett University, UK. He worked as a Psychotherapist for several years and then worked in Psychiatric units and...
2021-11-2800 min
SGExplainedAh Bengs & Ah LiansThe Australians have their bogans, the British have their chavs and here in Singapore, we have the Ah Bengs and Ah Lians. What makes up this oft caricatured subculture? We chat with content creator Jeremiah Chen from Tropic Monsters TV about what inspires his hilarious sketches on these characters and learn more about how it adds to our Singaporean identity. In the spirit of the content, some expletives are used. Get listening to:
Understand the evolution of the Ah Beng/Ah Lian caricature over the years
Hear from the experts (yes there's an actual scholarly paper written) on...
2021-11-0731 min
SGExplainedHeritage Food - Ingredients and DishesPamelia Chia from Singapore Noodles comes onto our show this episode to discuss Heritage Food with us. It is a topic that is novel and complicated only because Singapore is an immigrant nation and we are starting to see a new wave of food evolution with influences from Japanese and European styles. In this lively conversation, we:
Discuss what exactly constitutes heritage food in a rapidly changing food environment
Go through iconic heritage ingredients such as Pangi and the Roselle Leaf, and get hungry over heritage dishes such as Nasi Ulam and Gulai Nenas
Envision what it will...
2021-10-2348 min
Monsters Who Murder with The Serial Killer WhispererS12E07 Elliot Rodger PLUS A serial killer in St Louis? | Wayne Wilmot | What caused the death of Peter Sutcliffe - the Yorkshire ripperA video version of this podcast can be found at: mwm.uscreen.ioOn May 23, 2014 Elliot Rodger murdered six people and injured a further 14 near the campus of the University of California in Santa Barbara. Before he went on his killing spree, however, he recorded weeks of video diary entries and a manifesto that stretched to 141 pages where he described that all of his suffering was at the hands of humanity. And he was out for revenge.In our news section: - Fears a serial killer is on...
2021-10-101h 08
SGExplainedSikhism in SingaporeSikhs are known as a minority within a minority in Singapore, and yet they have an outsized influence on our identity in Singapore. Join us as we chat with Shaun Sarabjeet Singh, President of the Young Sikh Association, to learn about the history of the Sikh community in Singapore as well as how it integrates into the wider community. In this episode, we:
Trace the story of Maharaj Singh, the alleged first Sikh in Singapore who was also a political prisoner
Explore the institutions and practices of modern-day Sikhs, including why Tahu Sambal has a special place in...
2021-10-091h 03
SGExplainedThe Merlion - From Logo to National SymbolSingaporeans have a mixed set of feelings when it comes to the Merlion - on one hand, it is an increasingly globally recognised icon and a major tourist attraction, and on the other hand, it is a reminder that one of Singapore's biggest symbols comes not from a mythos but from a logo design. Join us this episode as Elliot and Rovik spend this short episode exploring the tale of the Merlion including:
Learning about the history of the Merlion as a logo for a government body
Following the Merlion's courageous move to its current location at Merlion...
2021-09-2337 min
SGExplainedThe Financial Hub StoryWhat's going on at Marina Bay Financial Centre and why is Singapore home to so many "Finance Bros and Brodettes"? In this episode, we're excited to have Reggie Koh from The Financial Coconut Podcast as a guest to chat with us about what really makes Singapore a Finance Hub! We make the jargon simplified so you don't have to wonder what asset management or currency internationalisation means! Tune in to:
Learn about how Singapore had the right ingredients for being a finance hub from its pre-colonial days
Explore the key pillars of our financial system here in Singapore
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2021-09-031h 07
SGExplainedNasi Lemak - Parcel DelightYou can identify the iconic Nasi Lemak, both by its aromatic coconut scent as well as its unique pyramid-shaped banana leaf packaging. Just coconut rice, sambal chilli and ikan bilis in a parcel, this delightful dish is a big part of Singapore food culture! Join us in this episode as we:
Learn about the hilarious alleged origin story of the name Nasi Le, Mak
Compare Singaporean and Malaysian versions of the dish
Go through some of the main competitors in the Singapore scene!
You'll see Singapore like you never have before. Also, SUBSCRIBE to our Substack to g...
2021-08-1941 min
LIFE IN FILMEpisode 10 - Tommy FlanaganTommy Flanagan was born and raised in Glasgow, Scotland. In his twenties, Flanagan made his living as a DJ for local dance clubs and during this time, his friend Robert Carlyle, persuaded Flanagan to give acting a try. Flanagan soon joined Carlyle's Raindog Theatre Company where he made his stage debut in such productions as 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest', and 'MacBeth'.
Flanagan soon landed the role of Scottish rebel 'Morrison' in Mel Gibson's epic 'Braveheart', which became a worldwide blockbuster and win an Academy Award for Best Picture.
Following this, Flanagan went on...
2021-08-071h 07
SGExplainedOperation Tiderace & The Japanese SurrenderWorld War 2 was a dark chapter in Singapore's history and so when the Japanese eventually surrendered, spirits were high amongst the residents. But did you know that there was a probability that the Japanese in Singapore would refuse to surrender despite the Emperor's announcement? Operation Tiderace was the Allied Forces' plan to secure Singapore and claim it back for the British. Check out this action-packed episode to learn about:
the original Operation Zipper that was meant to execute an airstrike on the Japanese in Singapore
the variety of ways the Japanese tried to escape humiliation in defeat, including...
2021-08-0435 min
SGExplainedThe Foster SystemDid you know that there's a community of foster parents in Singapore who contribute as a labour of love to provide safe and nurturing homes for vulnerable children? Frankly, Elliot and Rovik were not very aware before this recording of this incredibly coordinated and involved ecosystem of social workers, policy planners, and families who go the distance to ensure no children are disadvantaged because of unfortunate circumstances. We're especially privileged to have Hannah from TSA Gracehaven Fostering, and Shikin, a foster mother, as guests to share their experiences as well!. In this episode, we:
Understand who is eligible...
2021-07-1538 min
SGExplainedSnakes of SingaporeBiodiversity is important to any country, and in Singapore, we need to talk about our snakes. We're not talking about those folks who gossip behind our backs - this is about the reptiles that are hidden in our parks and wetlands, and are surprisingly not out to harm you! In this episode, we're privileged to have Sankar from the Herpetological Society of Singapore to share his own snake-spotting stories and to bust some myths about these creatures. He calls them cute a couple of times so you know he loves snakes. In this episode, we
Learn about the...
2021-07-0241 min
SGExplainedThe Chewing Gum BanSingapore is known internationally for a couple of things and the Chewing Gum ban is high on the list. In this short episode, Elliot and Rovik follow the rather hilarious journey of how chewing gum got banned in Singapore as well as how a certain US company managed to get some gum back on the books. You may get stuck on this one (pun intended!)
This episode covers:
why chewing gum was actually tolerated for a while before the iconic ban
how our MRT system triggered our country's leaders enough to outlaw the gum
what it...
2021-06-1525 min
SGExplainedSpecial Episode: Secret SocietiesWe're known as a crime-free country but have you heard about the history of Secret Societies in Singapore, one of the lesser-known phenomenon of our country's dark underbelly. Hear stories and facts about gangsters and thugs that you'd be surprised about including:
the fact that secret societies were actually multi-racial (in proper Singaporean fashion)
how coolies became part of the "pig trade", getting caught in vicious cycles of opium and prostitution
the tale of Pulau Senang, a penal settlement similar to Alcatraz, where the Singapore government tried to reform secret society members through hard work
This special...
2021-05-2654 min
SGExplainedThe Tattoo Scene - Fringe or Mainstream?We always enjoy the episodes where we look at the "fringe" of Singapore culture, but are tattoos too mainstream here to even be fringe anymore? We chat with Tattoo Artist Beverly Ann Koh (bev.bot on IG) about her experience in the industry and how Singapore has moved to be more inclusive of tattoos. We explore the history of tattoos with gangs, recent trends in tattoos (have you heard of hyper-realism?) as well as some of the industry dynamics here. These are some of our favourite types of conversations so we hope you enjoy it them too!
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2021-03-0836 min
SGExplainedAn Outlook on AgeingAgeing is a scary topic but it has shaped much of Singapore's landscape in the last few decades. We're privileged to have an advocate and opinion leader, Dr Farhan Alami, come into the virtual studio to share her insights on how ageing and dementia affect not just the elderly but also their families and loved ones. Learn about the statistics surrounding ageing and some of the issues specific to Singapore we try to tackle. We also learn about our uniquely Singaporean approach to ageing and dementia, covering buzzwords such as "Ageing in Place" and "Kampung for all Ages" which...
2021-02-1839 min
SGExplainedSingtel & Our Early Telecom DaysIf you're reading this, you're probably doing so on the internet and maybe even on your phone. The fact that we have access to telecom and mobile services in Singapore has a lot to owe to Singtel's past, as once our national telecom provider and the largest contributor of infrastructure. Journey with us as we trace how Singtel survived the removal of its monopoly and how it evolved to be one of Singapore's best-known brands. We even explore major controversies such as the Bukit Panjang Fire and even the Xiaxue scandal. All this and more in our latest episode!
2021-02-0436 min
Elliot Lake 108E13 Reflection Pool - Algo Centre Mall - The Robert Wood ArrestJanuary 31st marks 7 years since the only arrest pertaining to the collapse at the Algo Centre Mall was executed. Nineteen months had past since the partial roof collapse of the Algo Centre Mall in Elliot Lake. The Ontario Provincial police had been investigating the collapse since July 2012. A press conference was held in Elliot Lake on Friday January 31st, 2014.
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2021-01-3112 min
SGExplainedPOSB - The Community BankWhat's the Post Office part of the POSB? Why is it in every neighborhood? And perhaps most importantly, is the Postmaster General really the Chief Mailman of Singapore? We answer all these questions and more in this lighthearted look at the institution of community banking in Singapore and where our habit of saving earnestly came from! Do let us know what topics you'd like to hear about next!
Sources:
NLB Infopedia
5 things you probably didn’t know about POSB/DBS merger - Goodyfeed
POSB Smart Buddy - POSB
2021-01-2127 min
SGExplainedThe Women's CharterWith the government's announcement that a review on women’s issues in Singapore will be conducted to look more closely at how gender equality can be more deeply ingrained in Singapore society, we thought to explore the evolution of gender issues in Singapore. The Women's Charter provides a central lens for such an exploration, tracing its origins to pre-independent Singapore and being the platform for debates such as whether men should be entitled to maintenance after divorce or whether NS should extend to women.
Join Margaret Thomas, President of AWARE, as she banters with Rovik on some of...
2021-01-0732 min
SGExplainedCampus Sexual MisconductWe've heard of the spree of sexual misconduct and harassment cases in the news and the question must be asked, what does this say about who we are as a Singaporean society, and why are we having such a difficult time talking about this topic? Elliot and Rovik try their best, within their constraints, to have a conversation around the cases that have occurred, the broader statistics around sexual harassment and misconduct on campuses, and why it is important for us to look at policy, legislation, community, and culture in addressing the harm that is happening to our young...
2020-12-1646 min
SGExplainedThe National LibraryWe've all had our own personal stories with the Singapore library system before and I'm sure we can all attest it's one of the best of Singapore's public resources. Join us as we dive into the evolution of the library system including the digitalization of the library, the story of how it survived the Japanese Occupation (hint: there are some returning characters), and even a funny story of how books were passed between libraries in a HUMAN CHAIN!! This episode is our tribute to one of the reasons why we can do our episodes without much difficulty - the...
2020-12-0541 min
SGExplainedKatong, Peranakan EscapeIf you want to find old Peranakan houses or have some tasty kueh, you've probably made your way to Katong. Elliot himself is a proud homeboy of the area. But did you know that Katong pre-land reclamation was home to one of Singapore's better-known kampongs that made its living from the sea? Or maybe you're interested to find out why there's a Chinese Swimming Club that was exclusively for Chinese-access only? Elliot and I dig into what makes Katong so special, both in the past and the present. Tune in to find out about places like:
Kim Choo...
2020-11-1322 min
SGExplainedMerchants of SingaporeThey're all over Singapore - Ann Siang Hill, Fraser Street, Aljunied among others. Who were these people and why are there so important to the Singapore story? We take a look at the mercantile story of Singapore - the stalwarts of community and enterprise that shaped so much of our identity today. Hear under-told stories like how Ngee Ann Kongsi (behind Ngee Ann Polytechnic and Ngee Ann City) was formed or whether there were actually Buffalos on Buffalo road. This episode brings a blockbuster list of Singaporean merchants who have shaped the face of Singapore. Thanks to the National...
2020-10-3037 min
BEHIND THE CURTAIN: BROADWAY'S LIVING LEGENDS » PodcastOur Favorite Things: Diana Damrau's Forever & Elliot Norton Reviews Sweeney ToddThis Week: The genius of opera singer Diana Damrau & the wisdom of critic Elliot NortonEvery week director Robert W Schneider and actor Kevin David Thomas pull back the curtain on neglected, forgotten, and under appreciated musicals, as well as bizarre performances, endearing television appearances, and all things show business.Become a sponsor of Behind The Curtain and get early access to interviews, private playlists, and advance knowledge of future guests so you can ask the legends your own questions. Go to: http://bit.ly/2i7nWC4
2020-10-2237 min
SGExplainedSingapore Botanic GardensOne of three UNESCO World Heritage Sites that is a garden and Singapore's sole representative on the list, the Singapore Botanic Gardens is simultaneously one of the most under-rated and yet culturally significant parts of Singapore. Hear about the history of the Gardens, including its lesser-known episode during the Japanese Occupation, as well as about the different features and research that are so well associated with it! We hope you're excited to go check it out yourself whenever you can!
2020-10-1623 min
Tall And True Short ReadsA Song on the RadioElliot parked at the side of the road close to the beach. He grabbed a brown-bagged bottle of tequila and the lemon and salt shaker he'd pinched from the restaurant where he worked as a kitchen hand. Tie a Yellow Ribbon was on the radio and Elliot turned it up loud to hear it over the breaking waves.A Song on the Radio is a short story from TallAndTrue.com, written and narrated by Robert Fairhead.Copyright notice: Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree written by Irwin Levine and L. Russell Brown...
2020-10-1105 min
Enterprising MindsetsS1 EP6 Strive with Robert ElliotS1 EP6 Strive with Robert Elliot
Robert Elliot is the co-founder and CEO of Zinc Network. He started the company with the aim of creating positive impact through compelling content and has worked with clients such as the United Nations and Microsoft. Robert and I talk about his journey in the media industry, the importance of being fearless and learning how to pitch yourself. This is Strive with Robert Elliot.
2020-10-0823 min
SGExplainedThe Influencer SceneWelcome back to Season 3 of SGExplained! We're so pumped to be back on this and we started off with a bang, bringing on Althea Lim from Gushcloud to talk about the Influencer Scene in Singapore. Not much is known about it but it shapes so much of Singapore's social media consumption as well as our pop culture. In this episode, we find out what drives the rise of influencer culture, whether there's a career to be made, what the future of it looks like and how all of that affects Singapore's story. We hope this finally provides some insights into...
2020-10-0140 min
SGExplainedEsports - Singapore's Unsung HeroWe have to look beyond Joseph Schooling to bring back the Gold medals for Singapore, and we may have found hope in Esports! Naturally not as well known as the traditional sports, given that it's new and gaming has usually had an affiliation with low productivity, but Esports is actually creating a way for Singaporeans to thrive on the global scene. Join us as we follow some of the organizations that make up the Esports scene, trace the stories of major players such as iceiceice and nutz and talk about what the future of the scene could look like!
2020-07-2733 minSGExplainedThe Poetry SceneWith special guest Ajay Govinda, Slam Poetry Enthusiast, we explore the understated world of Singapore Poetry. From understanding our Poetic Roots to appreciating the Singapore-originating Twin Cinema format, we rhyme and vibe our way throughout the poems that have followed our narrative. Hear us actually recite some of the poems as well - our first time trying this!
Here are some of the links we mentioned:
FMSR Poem by Teo Poh Leng
SingPoWriMo
Twin Cinema Poetry
Fried Chicken by Jennifer Anne Champion
old house at Ann Siang Hill by Arthur Yap
2020-07-0637 min
Alexa Stop Podcast025 - "What is an excessive lifestyle?" ft. Elliot CoadEP25 comes to you from CV19 lockdown, the first of a series of good news stories the guys remotely recorded during the pandemic. This episode features special guest Elliot Coad from Offset Earth sharing their journey so far and discussing how we can all do our part to help with climate change.
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Alexa Stop is supported by D/SRUPTION, Manifesto and Wirehive, recorded live in London, UK.
2020-07-021h 06SGExplainedFarming the Singaporean WayBet you didn't know that Singapore has a long-held farming heritage! Not only that, we're about to double down on farming the Singaporean way, with the 30 by 30 initiative to secure Singapore's food safety by 2030. It's useful to get to know how our farming culture is evolving here, including a new breed of hipster and innovative farmers. Learn more about the produce we produce in Singapore!
Here are some of the farmers we talked about:
Quan Fa Organic Farm
Citizen Farm
Comcrop
Also do check out the entertaining podcast "Living It Up in the Lion City" by our good friend Rindo!
2020-06-1630 minSGExplainedHawker CultureLet's be real - what's more Singaporean than our hawker centers? Who runs them, how did they start and what's the future looking like with the young hawker-preneurs waiting to take over the reins? Join us as we explore this delicious topic and when you reach the end, you get to hear our favorite hawkers also! Continue to provide suggestions for our future episodes - we love to hear from you!
For the full list mentioned:
Tian Tian Chicken Rice
Hawker Chan - Hong Kong Soya Sauce Chicken Rice
Hill Street Tai Hwa Pork Noodles
Fried Carrot Cake @ Clementi 448 Market
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2020-06-0141 minSGExplainedSingapore AirlinesOur national carrier has been in the news before, but this time, the reasons aren't great. We look back at why Singapore Airlines is so intertwined with our national identity, revisiting its founding as well as its major episodes, including the A380 launch and the "Longest Flight in the World". Join us as we learn more about some of its subsidiaries too, including SilkAir and Scoot, and finally, we check out how the COVID-19 crisis has hit the company. There must be a reason why our country will fight to keep Singapore Airlines alive and we make the journey...
2020-05-2234 minSGExplained2013 Little India RiotsAs a modern cosmopolitan city, Singapore tries its best to avoid riots. Yet in 2013, out of nowhere and sparked by an unfortunate accident, a street in Little India erupts into flames as migrant workers mob up. This episode we dive into the timeline of events and analyze the aftermath, including the Liquor Control Act and the pushing of migrant workers to compact districts on the fringes of Singapore. Jump into this rather unfortunate but eventful episode of Singapore's history with us!
Resources:
Wiki Page
Singapore Infopedia
Donating to Community Kitchen and HomeforAll: Giving.SG Link h...
2020-04-2737 minSGExplainedSARS 2003 EpidemicIf you're listening to this in 2020, you're likely just like us - overwhelmed by the COVID-19 Pandemic. You've also probably heard that it's not our first rodeo. Rather than try to explain a phenomenon still unraveling, Elliott and I take a journey back to 2003 to see how Singapore dealt with the SARS crisis and how things have changed since then. Advents such as social media up the stakes of today's situation when compared to SARS, but the novelty of it all really provided a difficult test for our country. Check out the evolution of Singapore's public health system with...
2020-03-2941 min
Stroke StoriesStroke Stories Season 2 Episode 8 - Robert ElliotIn this episode of Stroke Stories, we spoke to Robert Elliot from Newcastle, who suffered a stroke at the age of 60.Robert's stroke caused a complete change in the way that he lived his life, but he is back on his feet, back driving, and is spending time with the people he loves, Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2020-03-2815 minCrossing Faiths17: Special Guest: Robert Nicholson | Islam is different, and that's okRobert Nicholson, president of The Philos Project, joins the show to talk about his article, "Islam is Different—and That’s Okay." Excerpts:
Islam is not Christianity; the Middle East is not the West. We share some things, yes, but there is no obvious reason why we should want to be the same. There is, in fact, a strong argument that pretended similarities will only frustrate real coexistence.
The argument is simple: Islam is not Hebraic because it makes no place for the Hebrew Bible. The three religions also lack a common discourse because they do n...
2019-12-1247 min
Gruler Nation PodcastEpisode #53: Digital Marketing with Elliot MansonElliot Manson specializes in digital marketing and is certified in 8 different areas with a focus on paid marketing such as Facebook and Google. Elliot became interested in marketing when he had the urge to create an online business, but quickly realized that he had to market his business in order to actually have customers find his site. That is when Elliot figured out that ads were the best way to manipulate an internet users path to find his website. Elliot is passionate about digital marketing because he loves building products and services...
2019-10-0259 min
SGExplainedChicken Rice WarsHow could a dish that looks so simple become one of Singapore's national dishes? Does Hainanese chicken rice even come from Hainan? And why can you get both a $2.50 and $27 version within the same 100m radius.
Chicken Rice is what this episode is all about as we explore the history and tradition of this iconic Singaporean dish. You'll be hungry by the end of it!
2019-09-1740 min
SGExplainedTalking about RacismAsking if Singaporeans are racist seems like a line not many are willing to cross. But maybe that's not the right question. When race is a salient topic in the country, racism is bound to be present and so we just need to be willing to talk about it - from events like the E-Pay Saga to institutions like SAP Schools. It's difficult but worth it in a classic episode of SG Explained
2019-08-221h 05
SGExplainedSoccer in SingaporeOur national sport could probably do a lot better but how do we reconcile the passion of our players with the lack of growth in the sport? We bring in special guest Justin Hui from Hougang United FC to talk to us about his journey and views on soccer in Singapore, including dealing with the difficult issues of career development and overseas teams.
2019-07-2347 min
SGExplainedGifted Education ProgramGifted vs Non-Gifted - what's the distinction? How is this controversial legacy of the hyper-meritocratic age functioning and what are its implications on the lives of citizens? All this and more in this episode!
2019-05-171h 01
SGExplainedPublic Order ActCan you protest outside of Speaker's Corner? What does the Public Order Act actually aim to achieve? Will we get called up because we sat together and discussed the juicy material around protesting in Singapore? All of this and more in our latest episode!
2019-04-231h 01
SGExplainedMulti-Religious HarmonyWatain, a black metal band, got banned in Singapore and the debate on the role of religion in Singapore re-emerged. We took a look at one of the foundations of religious harmony in Singapore - the Multi-Religious Harmony Act, and we found out some really interesting historical tidbits.
If you like what we do, please do leave us a review and share our content! We depend on loyal listeners like you to get more to be interested in uncovering layered narratives in Singapore.
2019-03-161h 02
Chamber Podcast47: Robert Elliot, Solihull Chamber presidentThe new president of the Solihull Chamber of Commerce, Robert Elliot, looks ahead to his term. Mr Elliot, who is the sales director at Hogarths Hotels, joins head of the Solihull Chamber Lillian Elekan to set out his aspirations and discuss Solihull's exciting developments.
2019-03-1412 min
SGExplainedRethinking HiringWith special guest Martin Tan from The Majurity Trust, this week we explore hiring and recruitment in Singapore. Is it really fair and is it effective in finding the best person for the job? We tackle sacred cows such as meritocracy and we explore sticky issues like unconscious bias. Enjoy!
2019-02-2843 min