The Daily Ketchup

This discussion dives into the quirky world of amber flags in relationships. From leaving clothes on the sofa to handling an ex's pet, the cast shares their humorous insights on what might be a dealbreaker. They explore the emotional intricacies of co-parenting pets and how interactions with exes can test trust. Tidiness and personal habits emerge as key relationship factors, while navigating insecurity and communication dynamics is vital. Personal anecdotes bring these themes to life, illustrating the complex dance of modern dating.

Boo Junfeng, an acclaimed filmmaker and three-time NDP creative director, shares his insights on directing Singapore's National Day Parade for its 60th anniversary. He discusses the emotional weight of storytelling for 6 million people and the challenges of adapting creativity during the COVID era. Boo reflects on his journey from film student to Cannes Critics’ Week, highlighting the significance of community and innovation in his work. Personal anecdotes about the camaraderie and pressures of national celebrations bring a touch of humor and heart to the conversation.

Dive into a whirlwind of scandal as a cross-dressing man leaks explicit content, sparking debate over privacy and shame. Explore the implications of infidelity and the emotional complexities behind human relationships. What drives someone to cheat? Can buried desires resurface and reshape identities? The conversation delves into taboo topics like voyeurism, fetishes, and the murky waters of consent. With humor and insight, they navigate the unpredictable landscape of desire and betrayal in the digital age.

Nadia Samdin, a Member of Parliament in Singapore and a grassroots advisor, joins to deepen the conversation on race. She discusses how well-meaning intentions often clash with lived realities surrounding racial slurs and cultural sensitivities. The dialogue touches on the evolving definitions of racial harmony among younger generations, the complexities of cancel culture, and the importance of empathy and responsibility in addressing harmful language. Nadia emphasizes empowering youth to shape inclusive narratives that reflect Singapore's diverse identity.

Dive into the hot debate surrounding Singapore's Certificate of Entitlement (COE) system! Explore whether the government should control car ownership or let the highest bidders win. Discover the complexities of public transport versus car ownership, and hear about innovative alternatives like e-bikes. The discussion also touches on the implications of meritocracy and social mobility in the context of vehicle access. Plus, insights into the future of transportation with self-driving cars and urban mobility solutions.

From picking up a karaoke mic working at a Maid Cafe, to performing alongside Min-ho, Taemin...2NE1?!?!?On this episode - we sit down with Estelle Fly, a Singaporean artist who's had a crazy ride in showbiz. Being scouted to become a J-pop Idol when she was only 17, she spills the harsh realities of the cuttroat J-pop industry, working as a Singapore Airlines kebaya girl, appearing on a Korean reality singing show, going viral on TikTok doing voiceovers for Pixar...and how she eventually landed on the mainstage of WATERBOMB Singapore 2025. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Explore essential life skills to master before turning 40, including self-defense, cooking, and emotional regulation. Discover the overlooked importance of long-term care planning and how insurance can provide critical support during unexpected challenges. Hear personal anecdotes about financial literacy and navigating health issues, emphasizing the need for preparation as you age. Dive into the impact of technology on cooking and the rising significance of insurance in managing life's uncertainties.

What do toxic personal trainers, awkward small talk, and gym crushes have in common? They’re all part of the unspoken world of gym culture where sweat, stereotypes, and social cues collide.In today’s episode of The Daily Ketchup, the cast dives into the unfiltered realities of working out in shared spaces. From Alison’s unforgettable gym drama to heated takes on the “perfect gym buddy,” we’re breaking down modern gym life, one rep at a time. Is it rude to hog equipment? Should you work out with friends? And is flirting at the gym fair game?Whether you're a seasoned lifter or just figuring out how to use the leg press, this episode is for anyone who's ever felt judged, confused, or just plain entertained at the gym.Want to find out more on how to get 1-year Disney+ Premium subscription and up to S$200 worth of foodpanda vouchers? Check out https://bit.ly/OCBCNTWFtdk. *T&Cs apply. Fees and charges apply. Insured up to S$100k by SDIC. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Anisa Hassan, a veteran CNA news presenter and leading matchmaker, delves into the intriguing world of high-net-worth matchmaking. She uncovers how billionaires navigate emotional challenges despite their wealth. The conversation explores the importance of authenticity, love languages, and even inheritance clauses in relationships. Anisa also shares unique date ideas while stressing the significance of emotional safety and compatibility over superficial traits. Prepare for a fascinating look at modern love amidst Singapore's elite!

In this enlightening conversation, Kong Man Jing, aka Biogirl MJ, shares her journey from a stable science teacher to an eco-content creator, bringing science to life for millions. She reveals why she took the plunge into social media despite challenges, including getting ghosted by an agency. MJ reveals the significance of her quirky style—especially her iconic yellow polka dots—and how it shapes her brand. Alongside her fiancé, she discusses nurturing a connection with nature in Singapore, while facing online critique for her engaging educational facts.