In this episode of Got People Say, we discuss the concept of cancel culture. What exactly defines cancel culture and is it necessary in certain instances? What more can be done to protect victims of online harms like cancel culture and what legal levers are currently in place to protect victims? Content creators Julie Tan, Mathilda Huang and Kevin Tristan share their personal encounters on the topic with Ms Simran Toor from SG Her Empowerment and host Munah Bagharib.

Is cancel culture necessary? | Got People Say

Celebrating 25 years in showbiz in 2026, American singer-actor Josh Groban chats with AsiaOne about his darkest days, setting up arts education foundation Find Your Light, as well as the joys in singing and acting as a “monstrous killer” in the Broadway show Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.

Josh Groban on constant pressure and proudest achievement in 25-year career | E-Junkies

In a small, densely built-up country like Singapore, space is precious, and balancing human needs with wildlife is a constant challenge. How can the city create a home for both people and wildlife?

Rescuing and protecting Singapore’s wildlife | A Wilder Tomorrow

Ashish first traveled abroad for work in Singapore, where he made the city his home. As a Jain with strict dietary requirements, he shares how exploring Singapore’s diverse cultures and cuisines both challenged and enriched his experience.

Navigating life as a Jain | Of Beliefs & Faiths

Behind the sirens, firefighters are ordinary people with an extraordinary passion for saving lives. Meet Captain Grace Liew, a Hazardous Materials Specialist, as she shares her journey to a 7-year career with the Singapore Civil Defence Force through the Fire and Rescue scheme. For her, the SCDF saying rings true: Lifesaving. It’s life changing. Find out more at: go.gov.sg/scdf-join-us-today This post is in partnership with the Singapore Civil Defence Force.

How a fatal accident inspired this firefighter’s lifesaving purpose | Behind the Sirens

Behind the sirens, firefighters are ordinary people with an extraordinary passion for saving lives. Meet Warrant Officer Dayanithi S/O Karunanidi, a Search Specialist with two K-9 dogs, as he shares the story of his 15-year journey with the Singapore Civil Defence Force through the Fire and Rescue scheme. For him, the SCDF motto holds meaning: Lifesaving. It’s life changing. Find out more at: go.gov.sg/scdf-join-us-today This post is in partnership with the Singapore Civil Defence Force.

How walking into a fire station led to a life-changing journey as a firefighter | Behind the Sirens

Join Uncle Jimmy, a 76-year-old resident at a nursing home, as he takes part in the Haydays with Horses programme.&nbsp; Over the course of the 10-week equine-assisted therapy programme, seniors at the NTUC Health Nursing Home in Jurong West interacted with horses through guided activities designed to support emotional well-being, encourage movement and spark connections with these majestic animals.

How Horses Are Helping Seniors In A Nursing Home

South Korean indie rock band Wave to Earth were in Singapore on June 1 for their first busking pop-up performance. AsiaOne chats with them to hear their thoughts on busking, their dynamic as a trio and play 'Who’s Most Likely'. The band will return on Nov 20 for their The Pieces tour at the Singapore Indoor Stadium. Read more: https://www.asiaone.com/entertainment/e-junkies-korean-indie-rock-band-wave-to-earth-busk-singapore-daniel-kim-john-cha-dong-q Watch more: https://www.asiaone.com/video

Wave to Earth on their 1st time busking, play 'Who’s Most Likely' | E-Junkies

AsiaOne chats with Jasper Liu, Nick Teo and Hong Ling on their roles in upcoming drama In His Hands 神之手, co-star Tyler Ten's muscles, language barriers as well as how they bonded over sports. Watch more: https://www.asiaone.com/video

Jasper Liu, Nick Teo, Hong Ling on upcoming drama In His Hands | E-Junkies

The road to the FIBA 3x3 World Cup 2026 takes Team Singapore through the qualifiers at OCBC Square at The Kallang. Every second matters, and every game could make or break their campaign. Watch Team Singapore face up against world-class competition in back-to-back 3x3 basketball events - the FIBA 3x3 Asia Cup and World Cup Qualifier. Watch more: https://www.asiaone.com/video

Dreams of the World Cup: Inside Team Singapore’s 3x3 qualifying campaign

AsiaOne chats with Chinese-Canadian actor Ludi Lin on playing Liu Kang in his upcoming movie Mortal Kombat II, including his intense fight scenes and Indonesian actor Joe Taslim being the “uncle” among the cast. Watch till the end to find out what he likes about Singapore. Mortal Kombat II opens in Singapore May 7. Read more: https://www.asiaone.com/entertainment/ejunkies-ludi-lin-mortal-kombat-ii-fight-scenes #LudiLin #MortalKombat #LiuKang xx Watch more: https://www.asiaone.com/video