What does it really take to become a chef?

Daren Teo, founder of The Pantry Boy, joins us for #PantrytoPlate Episode 6 to share a behind-the-scenes look at life in a professional kitchen. From grueling training and high-pressure dinner services to the mistakes, sacrifices, and essential skills no one talks about, we're uncovering what it truly takes to earn the title of "chef."

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On The Morning Drive today, a new poll finds three in five Singapore PMETs aren't confident they can identify AI-generated misinformation. Plus, Mark Wahlberg has been spotted filming The Big Fix in Penang, turning parts of the Malaysian city into a Hollywood set.

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On The Morning Drive today, how introverted do you have to be that you would play blind for 30 years?? We want to know: Has AI made your job easier, or are you worried about what it means for your future? We also speak to Daren Teo for Episode 6 of #PantryToPlate on what it really takes to become a chef!

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Would you quit your job, spend $150,000, and travel the world for a year... with three kids under 5?

One Singaporean couple did exactly that.

The Straits Times Travel Correspondent Sarah Stanley joins us to unpack why they hit pause on their careers, whether it's worth it if the kids won't remember the trip, and what it really means to redefine success, family, and the life you want. Tune in now!

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On The Morning Drive today, sports broadcaster Shehzad Haque is back to break down the FIFA World Cup semi-finals! Also, if you could change one physical trait about your partner, what would it be? Plus, we speak to Sarah Stanley about one Singaporean family's extraordinary decision to quit their jobs, spend $150,000, and travel the world for a year with three children under five. Was it worth it, even if the kids may not remember the trip? Join us as we explore what success, family, and a life well-lived really mean.

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On The Morning Drive today, the Singapore Food Agency speaks up on the three-second rule once and for all. Also, your back pain could be a sign of cancer! And, can a company enforce a non-compete clause after laying me off?

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On The Morning Drive today, here's how to stop Alzheimer's once and for all! Plus, what is slow jogging and should we ban the no-compete clause in an employment contract?

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"Singaporeans don't speak up because they're damn smart."

That bold statement from leadership expert, Deep Human author, and Singapore's "Work Bestie," Crystal Lim-Lange sparked a powerful conversation.

Listen in now as we unpack why so many employees stay silent at work, what psychological safety really means, and how to speak up without putting your career at risk.

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