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In this episode, join our host Erwinshah Hashtings as he spotlights rising Singapore's fashion designer Putri Adif and her collection, Eka — exploring the creative process, inspiration, and vision behind this stunning body of work. The collection will then hit the streets of Singapore, where the public gets to mix, match, and put their own spin on the pieces! Putri's collection combines traditional craftsmanship with 3D printing, drawing inspiration from the Javanese diaspora and ancestral heritage. It merges elements of the iconic Kebaya, contemporary fashion, and intricate heirloom jewellery. The design strikes a balance between preserving Javanese heritage and embracing modern technology, blending handcrafted artistry with digital fabrication through computational design. The collection reimagines cultural heritage for the contemporary world, focusing on sustainability and longevity while challenging fashion to transform and preserve Javanese identity for future generations. Supported by Baëlf Design, Jess Boubie, and Bali Sekar Pramata.

Cameron is an outgoing theatre kid with a zest for life and a good time. In her quest for love, she tries to make Lontong, a dish she's entirely unfamiliar with, with three different candidates: Farzaan, Beno, and Asir. Will any of these men turn out to be any help with the dishes, and will anything spark between them as they do?

In this flavorful episode of Blind Dates, Arman is on the hunt for both love and the perfect wonton noodle dish. He’s joined by three potential matches—Deepa, Sarah and Keshi As Deepa folds delicate wontons, Sarah whips up the noodles, and Keshi brings it all together with the broth. As steam rises and flavors mingle, so do personalities. Will kitchen chemistry turn into real sparks, or will the heat stay on the stove?

Linda, a witty and adventurous food lover, dives into the kitchen with three charming bachelors: Abel, Matthew, and Ranen. Their challenge? To win Linda’s heart while working together to make a killer plate of Mee Goreng. Abel handles the noodles, Matthew stirs up the sauce, and Ranen takes on the toppings—with each man trying to serve more than just good food. Between shared laughs, a few sizzling missteps, and some surprisingly deep convos over sambal, Linda must decide: who’s just stirring the pot, and who might be the real deal? One dish, three suitors—only one could leave her truly smitten.

After setting up camp, it’s finally time to kick back and have fun! Amanda spends the day playing beach football, splashing in calm waters, hiking shaded trails, and building sandcastles. With dogs, kites, and easy conversations, Lazarus Island brings out the joy in slowing down and soaking it all in.

Camp’s set and Amanda’s stomach is growling—it’s time to cook! In this tasty episode of In A Nutshell: Camping Edition, learn how to whip up easy no-cook wraps, snack smart with trail-friendly bites, and fire up a delicious grilled salmon—all without a kitchen. Whether you're keeping it simple or going gourmet, Amanda shows how to cook responsibly and sustainably in the wild.

Soon-to-be young adults open up about the pressure of growing up. Grades, identity, expectations, and the quiet fears they don’t always know how to say out loud. In such a confusing phase of life, somewhere between being a child and an adult, what kind of tribulations do they face in a rapidly evolving society? From Secondary school kids to Secondary school kids.

Parents reflect on the weight of raising children in today’s world, questioning their choices while holding onto hope that love is enough. By sharing wisdom, first-hand experiences, and challenging societal norms, they share their thoughts on their personal journey in parenting. From our parents, to our parents.

Seniors and retirees reflect on the younger generation's future. What are their unspoken thoughts and feelings for their children? What hopes and visions do they hold for the world that will exist after them? In this episode, we take a peek into the minds of our elders. From our pioneers, to our pioneers.

Foreign talents and expats in Singapore live their lives with unique perspectives and concerns, even as they may blend in with the local population. In this episode, they share their experiences with their sense of belonging, culture shocks, and what it means to try and build a life in a place that isn't quite theirs... yet. From foreign talents, to foreign talents.

Permanent residents and long-term migrants embark on journeys driven by hope and the pursuit of brighter futures for their families. Leaving behind familiarity, they courageously adapt to a new culture, overcoming challenges like language barriers while building communities and embracing multiculturalism. What is life like for these icons of hope and the unwavering dedication to constructing a new life in Singapore? From permanent residents to permanent residents.

Amanda finally sets foot on Lazarus Island and shows viewers how to transform a patch of sand into a cozy home for the night. From picking the perfect campsite to pitching her tent (with a few hilarious mishaps), she guides you through each step with practical tips and soothing island vibes. Watch as she sets up a comfy sleeping space, keeps the mosquitoes away, and shares gear hacks like her trusty camping fam and headlamp.