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We explore the vibrant world of unconventional careers through the eyes of Denise (supercatkei), whose unique journey as a gaming livestreamer challenges traditional notions of success, especially in the academically-driven landscape of Singapore. The show features three interviewers from distinct generational backgrounds—Gen Alpha (teens), Millennials, and Seniors—each representing diverse perspectives and probing into the intricacies of this unconventional path. The conversation explores the resourcefulness and perseverance required in the job such as - building an audience, tackling online criticism, and balancing personal and professional life. The profile shares what makes their career fulfilling, their personal and professional growth, and how public perceptions vary across generations.

Dealing with noisy neighbors can be challenging, but understanding their situation can provide valuable perspective. Effective communication can help ease conflicts and lead to a resolution that works for both parties. Finding common ground and approaching the issue with empathy can also help reduce tension and foster better neighborly relations. What would you do if you were in this situation?

Help isn’t just about big gestures like donating or volunteering—it’s in the little things, like saying thank you or holding a door. These small acts ripple outward, turning strangers into neighbors and brightening the world around us. And when someone asks for help, how you respond is your choice. Kindness starts with you and the small sparks you create every day. So did you do something to help someone today?

Addressing concerns directly with your superiors and advocating for a healthier work culture can create real change. Taking proper steps, rather than resorting to gossip, helps tackle the root of the issue. With this approach, we can foster a balance between authority, responsibility, and respect in the workplace. Do you think understanding your own morals and values is key to making the right decisions?

Singapore is renowned for its strict regulations that uphold public order and cleanliness, with hefty fines imposed for various offenses. Let’s hit the streets to find out how well Singaporeans know their offenses!

"Majulah Singapura," Singapore's National Anthem, was composed in 1958 by the late Encik Zubir Said out of patriotism, even before he became a citizen in 1967. Initially written as an official song for the City Council at the request of Mayor Ong Eng Guan, it was adopted as the National Anthem on December 3, 1959, during Yusof Bin Ishak’s inauguration as Singapore's first Malayan-born Head of State. Let's hit the street to see if they know anything about Encik Zubir Said!

Located in the heart of Singapore, the Botanic Gardens is a testament to the evolution of a British tropical colonial garden and is renowned for its contributions to tropical botany and horticulture. Recognized as Singapore’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site on July 4, 2015, it holds cultural, historical, and botanical significance. Let's find out to see if Singaporean's are aware of this UNESCO site!

The name Bukit Timah, first recorded as "Bukit Tima" in 1828, has a contested origin. While some believe it refers to "tin-bearing hill" in Malay, no tin was ever found there, leading others to suggest it was named after Temak trees abundant on the hill, with early Western surveyors possibly mishearing "Temak" as "Timah." Bukit Timah Road, built in the mid-1830s by the colonial government, served as a crucial cross-island artery, connecting the town center to the forested north. Let’s hit the streets to find out if Singaporeans can name this road!

Changi Airport has once again soared to the top, reclaiming its crown as the world’s best airport for the 12th time, according to Skytrax rankings shared by The Straits Times. After a brief dip during the pandemic years of 2021 and 2022, this global icon is back in the spotlight, celebrated for its unmatched service, cutting-edge facilities, and unforgettable experiences. Let’s find out if Singaporeans can uncover seven unique features that make Changi the world’s favorite airport!

Singapore is known for its racial tolerance, but incidents of bias are becoming more visible. Change begins with each of us—by challenging our own biases and fostering acceptance, we can influence both the next generation and those before us. Learning and growth have no limits, and together, we can build a more inclusive society. Let's find out what does the society thinks about this!

We should surround ourselves with people who lift us up, make us feel our best, and guide us through our mistakes with kindness and honesty. But what happens when that support falters? Do you hold onto friendships, risking loneliness, just to maintain connection? Or do you let go, choosing inner peace over companionship? These are the challenging crossroads we all face as we grow—cling to familiarity or embrace solitude for the sake of our well-being. Let’s take it to the streets and see what people think about this situation!

Achieving a healthy balance between personal life and work is key to living a fulfilling and content life. It's important to set boundaries, and knowing when to say "no" and offer alternatives to colleagues during your time off should always be a priority. Let’s see what Singaporeans think about this and how they would react in such a situation.