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All Things Liminal and Bespoke, with Damon Reece

Damon Reece is the lead writer on Necrobarista, a visual novel about death and coffee (and therefore the rest of life) rendered in a bespoke-unto-madness 3D anime style and set very definitively in Melbourne, Australia. It's in most ways a visual novel, but there are key ways in which it couldn't b…

F&B Sector Poised for Festive Season

2026 sees Chinese New Year falling on the heels of Ramadan. How is Malaysia’s F&B sector gearing up for these back-to-back peak periods? We discuss what’s ahead with Jeremy Lim, Vice-President & Media Liaisons, Persatuan Pemilik Restoran & Bistro. Image Credit: Shutterstock.com See omnystudio.com/…

#TalkBack: what’s keeping you from switching your insurance riders?

Private health insurers have rolled out a new suite of Integrated Shield Plan riders, with premium reductions of 16 to 55 per cent. Will you be switching or staying with your existing rider? Daniel Martin speaks with Dr Jeremy Lim, Associate Professor at the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, NUS. Se…

Gut Instinct: Dr. Jeremy Lim - CEO of AMILI gut microbiome company (Ep. 3)

Welcome to episode 3 of the "Gut Instinct" podcast series, where we interview leading scientists, entrepreneurs and professionals about gut health, the food and healthcare sector, wellness, following your energy, and having a balanced and wholistic approach to life. The “Gut Instinct” podcast is sp…

Inside the Science of Gut Health, Immunity & Longevity

90% of serotonin is produced in the gut… and your microbiome could influence everything from immunity to Parkinson’s and even cancer risk. In this episode, Dr. Jeremy Lim, the co-founder of Amili, breaks down how the gut microbiome really works, why ultra-processed foods and antibiotics may be quie…

World Cup 2026: Does It Matter for Malaysia F&B?

The 2026 World Cup is officially here, but for Malaysian food and beverage operators, the celebration comes with an operational headache: awkward kickoff times scheduled for 3:00 a.m., 6:00 a.m., and 9:00 a.m. local time. Compounding the problem, this commercial milestone arrives just as the sector…

Viewpoint: Singapore is ageing fast. Is our eldercare system ready?

The recent nursing home cases have raised concerns about care standards, but they also point to a much bigger question. As Singapore becomes one of the world's fastest-ageing societies, what should our eldercare system actually look like? On Viewpoint, Public health specialist and author of Myth Or…

#62: Jeremy Lim – Of Relaunches, Malaysian Monoculture & Pseudo-Intellectualism

We're back! In this episode, we welcome Jeremy Lim back to the House for a long overdue catch-up. We talk life updates, the relaunch of the podcast, creative ambitions, podcast goals, the AI bubble, shifting politics, Malaysia's monoculture, pseudo-intellectualism, the desire to create, and much mo…

What Would Socialism Look Like in Malaysia?

Malaysia is a parliamentary democracy and a constitutional monarchy. Like much of the world, it is also a nation-state deeply embedded in the global capitalist economy, shaped by decades of neoliberalism and privatisation. At the same time, Malaysia has universal public healthcare, a large public e…

Why is dental care so expensive in Singapore?

Is the cost of dental care stopping Singaporeans from going for preventive checks or getting timely treatment? With almost 80 per cent of dental care provided by the private sector, those who cannot afford private fees may face longer waits for subsidised care. Tiffany Ang and Steven Chia speak wit…