In this episode, we have our friend, Edward, a second-year medical school student, to share about his decision to pursue his interests in the medical field and his reasons for applying to med school. We also discuss how we are affected by societal expectations in making life decisions, how each of us plan to find our calling in life, as well as how each of us views the idea of success individually.

In this episode, we shared our main takeaways after going through a tough first semester of university, in both academic and social areas. We also discuss about managing the social aspect of growing up, in having to manage different friend groups and how we navigate between old and new friends we have.

In this episode, we go over certain challenges we face midway through our first semester of university, starting with Joel sharing his personal issues with overthinking and managing his expectations of himself in school while Ryan shares several methods that are helping him cope with his personal issues as well. This is the first episode in a new segment "Monthly Reviews", where we go over issues/challenges/events that we've gone through the past month and look back on that.

In this episode, we have the privilege of having national athlete, Thiruben, on our podcast, where we find out more about how he developed his passion for running, football and the various difficulties he faced in juggling life as a student-athlete chasing his Olympic dreams. We also look back on the National Day issue surrounding racist and insensitive comments made towards him and his family by netizens online, where he gives his unadulterated thoughts on the events that unfolded and reflects on how we can do better as a society in order to progress forward. His socials: @thiruben (Instagram)

We bring on our good friend, Nicolette Callie, on to share about her interesting experiences solo travelling to Taiwan when she was 19, her popular TikTok videos, her obsession with Cha Eun-Woo, and life as a Communications major in Singapore. Her socials: @nicolettecallie (Instagram), @nicolettecalliewe (TikTok)

In this episode, we share our opinions on what productivity is to us, and when it starts getting toxic or detrimental, mainly based on Joel's personal experiences. With the rise of productivity as a trend promoted by self-help gurus and people of influence, we share our views on the negative ramifications of such a prominent issue affecting us Gen-Zs in particular.

In this episode, we share how we gradually learnt to talk to strangers over the years, sharing techniques that have helped us immensely in having the confidence to approach others and sustaining meaningful interactions with them.

In this episode, we explain what FOMO means to us, how we experience it in our daily lives, and give you guys some methods that have helped us to deal with and combat that dreadful FOMO feeling.

In this episode, we share our experience studying in Anglo-Chinese School (Independent)'s IB diploma programme in Singapore, which is known for producing the most number of top scorers globally. To the best of our knowledge, we also give our perspectives on certain pros and cons of the programme, while bringing up our own personal experiences going through it.

In our very first episode, we'll be revealing who we are, what we're doing, and why we even started this podcast in the first place. We'll be sharing about our backgrounds, how Nam Do San bonds the both of us, and what each of us plans to achieve with this podcast too.Opening song credits:Beat Provided By https://freebeats.ioProduced By White Hot