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Health Check Ep 40: Covid-19 airborne transmission doubts and immunity
18:23 mins
Synopsis: This is a fortnightly podcast series on Wednesdays by The Straits Times.
Recently, an open letter that 239 researchers addressed to the World Health Organisation calling for it to acknowledge that the coronavirus is airborne, made headlines around the world. (0:35)
To counter any public misconceptions, ST senior health correspondent Joyce Teo hosts Professor Paul Tambyah, an infectious disease expert from the National University of Singapore’s Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, to give his take on this development. (1:20)
Professor Tambyah, who's also a senior consultant at the National University Hospital, also discusses recent findings on Covid-19 immunity. (8:40)
Lastly, he talks about his new role as president-elect of the United States-based International Society of Infectious Diseases. (15:30)
Produced by: Joyce Teo (joyceteo@sph.com.sg) and Ernest Luis
Edited by: Adam Azlee
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Health Check Ep 40: Covid-19 airborne transmission doubts and immunity
18:23 mins
Synopsis: This is a fortnightly podcast series on Wednesdays by The Straits Times.
Recently, an open letter that 239 researchers addressed to the World Health Organisation calling for it to acknowledge that the coronavirus is airborne, made headlines around the world. (0:35)
To counter any public misconceptions, ST senior health correspondent Joyce Teo hosts Professor Paul Tambyah, an infectious disease expert from the National University of Singapore’s Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, to give his take on this development. (1:20)
Professor Tambyah, who's also a senior consultant at the National University Hospital, also discusses recent findings on Covid-19 immunity. (8:40)
Lastly, he talks about his new role as president-elect of the United States-based International Society of Infectious Diseases. (15:30)
Produced by: Joyce Teo (joyceteo@sph.com.sg) and Ernest Luis
Edited by: Adam Azlee
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Food Picks Ep 17: Wholesome ready-to-eat Italian dishes for takeaway and delivery
12:10 mins
Synopsis: Our podcasters from The Straits Times talk about the best eats and drinks, and what you can bring home or get delivered, during this Covid-19 pandemic.
Money FM's Bernard Lim hosts The Straits Times' senior food correspondent Wong Ah Yoke as he shares his food picks this week.
The ilLido Group's online restaurant Grammi offers wholesome ready-to-eat Italian dishes for takeaway and delivery. There is also a grocery section selling housemade fresh pasta, sauces and soups for those who prefer to whip up a hot meal at home.
Find out too about PS.Cafe's white truffle oil that contains actual truffles, Culina's delivery and dine-in options and Chu, a new collagen soup stock on the market.
Produced by: Money FM's Bernard Lim & ST's food team
Edited by: Bernard Lim & Penelope Lee
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#GameOfTwoHalves Ep 92: Are athletes well represented in NSAs; key battles in EPL's final week
13:17 mins
Synopsis: #GameofTwoHalves is The Straits Times' weekly sports podcast that is out every Tuesday.
Money FM's Rachel Kelly calls up ST assistant sports editor Rohit Brijnath, sports correspondents Sazali Abdul Aziz and David Lee to discuss the following topics:
Produced by: ST Sports Desk
Edited by: Aw Yao Feng, Nadiah Koh & Penelope Lee
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Money Hacks Ep 76: Understand what products and risk profiles suit you as an investor
12:57 min
Synopsis: Fortnightly on Mondays, The Business Times breaks down useful financial tips.
This episode tackles portfolio diversification and what products fit different profiles.
Chris Lim hosts Dhruv Arora, founder and chief executive of robo investment advisory Syfe, who explains some basic starter tips:
1. How to build a diversified e-portfolio and manage risks for products with an easy click of a cursor (1:15)
2. Why the majority of people here prefer lower-risk portfolios, useful in this Covid-19 pandemic (4:12)
3. Reits: Which kind of investor do they suit? (6:10)
4. How do you get into low-cost property investment with $50 for example, in your 20s (9:45)
Produced by: Chris Lim and Ernest Luis
Edited by: Adam Azlee
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askST@NLB Ep 5: How Covid-19 safety considerations will change travel industry
29:13 mins
Synopsis: This is the fifth episode of the askST@NLB podcast series brought to you by the National Library Board. The monthly talks by The Straits Times correspondents were previously held at the Central Public Library but due to Covid-19 safe distancing measures, we are converting the sessions into a podcast series done remotely.
Listen to the correspondents you follow, more intimately, through our podcasts.
For this episode, The Straits Times' travel editor Lee Siew Hua invites her guest - Paul Whiteway - who is senior director for the Apac region at Skyscanner, a global online travel company. They discuss how travelling will change when it’s safe to get on a plane again.
Singapore travellers for now, will consider flexible room change and cancellation policies to be more important than hotel star ratings or loyalty programmes (6:50)
We tackle selected readers' questions: (23:35 onwards)
Reader Mr Richard Yeo: "When can Singaporeans visit the United Kingdom? Will there be a 14-day quarantine?"
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Edited by: Adam Azlee
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When All This Is Over: Ep 4
19:44 mins
From a birthday Zoom call to lamentations for a lost year, listen to poetry and prose about the Covid-19 pandemic by local writers Aaron Maniam, Jinny Koh, Amanda Chong, Diana Rahim and Gwee Li Sui.
This is part of the 30 Days Of Art series, supported by the National Arts Council, to inspire and uplift listeners as the country emerges from the Covid-19 circuit breaker.
To see the rest of the works, go to str.sg/30Days. For more local digital arts offerings, visit a-list.sg to appreciate #SGCultureAnywhere.
Things To Do In A Pandemic by Aaron Maniam - 0:33
Unbroken by Jinny Koh - 2:38
Lamentations by Amanda Chong - 6:11
A List Of Things That Can Still Travel Great Distances by Diana Rahim - 9:01
The Lost Year by Gwee Li Sui - 14:46
Performed by: Aaron Maniam, Olivia Ho, Amanda Chong and Diana Rahim
Produced by: Olivia Ho and Penelope Lee
Edited by: Penelope Lee
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Food Picks Ep 16: Interesting chef collaborations and online food shopping
11:59 mins
Synopsis: Our podcasters from The Straits Times talk about the best eats and drinks, and what you can bring home or get delivered, during this Covid-19 pandemic.
Money FM's Bernard Lim hosts The Straits Times' food editor Tan Hsueh Yun as she shares her food picks this week.
During the circuit breaker period, chef Dylan Ong of The Masses, a restaurant in Beach Road, and chef Daniel Suren of Heavens, an appam stall in Ghim Moh Market, collaborated to offer appam for brunch on weekends.
Find out about Sunday Folks, Creamier's dessert parlour in Chip Bee Gardens, and their delicious mash-up of churros and waffles.
Also, listen to why you should try online food shopping at Foster Foods, a Singapore gourmet food distributor and retailer.
More in Tan's story
Produced by: Money FM's Bernard Lim & ST's food team
Edited by: Bernard Lim & Penelope Lee
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Money Hacks Ep 74: Why insurance is good risk management during uncertain times
10:42 min
Synopsis: Updated fortnightly on Mondays, The Business Times breaks down useful financial tips.
This episode is aimed at how to understand basic personal risk management amid the market turmoil this year.
Host Chris Lim speaks remotely with SingSaver's founder and country manager Rohith Murthy.
They tackle the following points:
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Lifestyle Picks Ep 84: Psychological horror film Swallow and controversial erotic drama 365 Days
9:52 mins
Synopsis: Every Thursday, find out about lifestyle and even stay-home entertainment choices during the Covid-19 period in Singapore.
This week, Money FM's Bernard Lim hosts The Straits Times' film correspondent John Lui who talks about some dark films released recently.
Swallow, a psychological horror film, tells the story of a stay-home wife who seems to have everything one may wish for in life, but develops depression from being emotionally and physically isolated. She develops a compulsion for swallowing small household objects.
Highly-controversial erotic drama 365 Days has been released on Netflix, and it has been in the top 10 most-watch lists of many countries, including Singapore, for weeks. Popular as it is, the film has received backlash for "glamourising kidnapping and sex trafficking".
Find out what Lui thinks of them.
Produced by: Money FM's Bernard Lim & ST Lifestyle desk
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