by Majulah Presents
Some ideas feel set in stone — Meritocracy, 99-year housing leases, the tuition culture. We’ve accepted them for decades, but should we still? In Majulah Presents: On the Flip Side, host and former journalist Malminderjit Singh takes a hard look at Singapore’s deeply ingrained policies and norms, asking: Are they still serving us, or is it time to rethink them? Join us as we flip the script, challenge assumptions, and explore global perspectives.
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April 27, 2026
<p>Mal sits down with MP Dr Hamid Razak and young mother Vera Lau to answer one of Singapore’s toughest questions today: why are fewer people choosing to have children?</p><p><br></p><p>From rising costs to time poverty, workplace culture, and the pressures of modern parenting, they explore what’s really holding couples back.</p><p><br></p><p>In this candid episode, Vera shares her honest experience as a working mum, while Dr Hamid offers a policy perspective shaped by debates in Parliament.</p><p><br></p><p>So, is parenting really as daunting as we think?</p><p><br></p><p>Chapters</p><p><br></p><p>(00:00) Intro</p><p>(00:54) Meet Dr Hamid & Vera</p><p>(03:50) Being a young mom in Singapore</p><p>(06:39) The real reason people aren’t having children</p><p>(09:47) Are we over-parenting?</p><p>(14:51) The impact of social media on parenting</p><p>(21:55) Toxic workplace cultures</p><p>(25:40) The motherhood career trade-off</p><p>(29:51) Difficult conversations couples avoid</p><p>(31:57) Changing how society views parenting</p><p>(34:41) Break</p><p>(34:55) The reality of IVF in Singapore</p><p>(43:21) Breaking the stigma around fertility </p><p>(48:02) Is immigration part of the solution?</p><p>(48:47) Advice to young couples</p><p><br>👀 Stay tuned and make sure you’re subscribed with notifications on! </p><p><br></p><p>🔎 Follow us for exclusive updates: </p><p>🔴 YouTube: @majulahpresents </p><p>🟢 Spotify: @majulahpresents </p><p>🟣 Apple Podcast: @majulahpresents </p><p>🎥 TikTok: @majulahpresents </p><p>📷 Instagram: @majulahpresents</p>
January 28, 2026
<p>Malminderjit Singh gets real about race and religion with Nazhath Faheema and Darren Mak, prominent figures in the harmony sector, and what it feels like to be a minority in Singapore today. </p><p>As friends who have spent years working in interfaith and community spaces, all three share their honest feelings on the burden of proving their Singaporean identity, issues even within races, and what warning signs might signal a more divided society. </p><p>With humour, joy and space for difficult reflection, they ask the question: How multicultural are we really?</p><p>Chapters</p><p>(00:00) Intro </p><p>(01:00) Meet Faheema & Darren</p><p>(04:25) They always ask me where I come from</p><p>(14:33) What does racism look like now?</p><p>(22:30) A different way of looking at privilege.</p><p>(28:14) Break</p><p>(28:30) The best country for minority groups?</p><p>(32:30) The tudung issue.</p><p>(38:30) Should the Government step back?</p><p>(41:30) Are you ready to hear the ugly truth?</p><p>(44:22) Government should have spotted this earlier</p><p>(49:00) What more we can do</p><p>👀 Stay tuned and make sure you’re subscribed with notifications on!</p><p>🔎 Follow us for exclusive updates: 🔴 YouTube: @majulahpresents 🟢 Spotify: @majulahpresents 🟣 Apple Podcast: @majulahpresents 🎥 TikTok: @majulahpresents 📷 Instagram: @majulahpresents</p><p><br></p>
November 10, 2025
Singaporean filmmaker Marcus Lim and MICE industry leader Dylan Sharma examine how events like Formula 1 and concerts drive Singapore's economy by attracting global attention and fostering business, leisure, and artistic growth; this is an interview.
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Some ideas feel set in stone — Meritocracy, 99-year housing leases, the tuition culture. We’ve accepted them for decades, but should we still?
In Majulah Presents: On the Flip Side, host and former journalist Malminderjit Singh takes a hard look at Singapore’s deeply ingrained policies and norms, asking: Are they still serving us, or is it time to rethink them?
Join us as we flip the script, challenge assumptions, and explore global perspectives.
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