Incoming Prime Minister of Singapore, Lawrence Wong, to take over from PM Lee in May. Conversation revolves around his leadership style, election timing, and potential political reshuffles. Also, discussion on new regulations for flexible work arrangements for employees, emphasizing the need for structured processes and benefits for both parties.

Finance Minister Lawrence Wong discusses identity politics and tribalism in Singapore, emphasizing the need to address concerns of all communities while avoiding tribalism in politics. The podcast also explores the replacement of the traditional 5BX exercises in the SG Army with a more structured stretching regime, impacting soldiers' morning routines.

Lawrence Wong performs a Raya song with a gambus while Minister Shanmugam joins a breaking fast event, sparking discussions on their political motives and connections to the upcoming elections. The podcast explores the political implications of cultural outreach, social media presence, and challenges in aligning cultural celebrations with public holidays.

DPM Lawrence Wong debunks circuit breaker rumors and deepfakes of him in a podcast. The debate over an SIA stewardess spoon-feeding a boy on a flight sparks mixed reactions. They also discuss scammers' tactics, online interactions, and marketing strategies in the episode.

Lawrence Wong talks about Singapore's place in a changing world and rising housing prices. Some condos are banning food delivery riders - will this trend continue? Topics also touch on nostalgia, generational preferences, lemurs getting high, and debate on AI ethics in food delivery.