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Spend some time off your phone screen and listen to some insightful and fun podcasts anytime and anywhere. Let’s look at some local podcasts that you can tune in to on the go!
Randomly Relatable SG
Founded by Shuraim Basir and Uwais Hatta, Randomly Relatable SG discusses topics that may be considered controversial such as the General Election. However, they also talk about other light-hearted topics that is great for general knowledge. Sometimes, guests are invited and interesting ones include an ex-convict, a former gangster and also a transgendered youth. Despite the types of topics they discuss in their podcast, the duo only wanted genuine conversations about taboo topics that they themselves are just as curious.
Available on: Spotify and Google Podcasts.
*Language: English
Ya Lah But
Hosted by Haresh and Terence from the YouTube Channel Ministry of Funny, the podcast is known to discuss some of the most uncensored topics. Their podcast is really ‘no-filter’ and due to its mature content, this podcast is definitely targeted to adults rather than teens.
Available on: Podbean, Spotify and Apple Podcast.
*Language: English
Malam Seram
Malam Seram (which translates to fright night) is a late-night podcast sharing scary encounters and mysteries experienced by listeners. Hosted by DJ KC, formerly from the radio station, Ria 89.7, Malam Seram is arguably one of the most enjoyed podcasts in the Malay community in Singapore.
Listeners from all over the world are often tuning in to listen to these scary stories. Start the podcast exactly at midnight which will last for about an hour or two if you dare. This is a scary yet interesting podcast to listen to especially if you are into horror themed things.
Available on: Spotify and Apple Podcast.
*Language: Malay
Singapore Noodles
Hosted by local chef, Pamelia Chia, Singapore Noodles takes you on a journey finding some regional dishes such as Javanese Urap and South Indian Rasam. Not only will you learn about food related topics such as food culture appropriation, dying trades and more, special guests are also invited such as Makansutra founder KF Seetoh and Chef Damien D’Silva as they discuss these food related topics.
Available on Singapore Noodles, Spotify, Google Podcasts and Apple Podcasts.
*Language: English
This is a sign for you to take a break from your phone screen and listen to some insightful and interesting topics through these podcasts. Share this with your friends and family and this might just be your next favourite form of entertainment.
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