Podcasts about berita harian

Today on #TheBIGShowTV, Dahlia of Berita Harian's Kaki Makan introduces to us 3 different artisanal bakeries! Stay tuned as we learn more about Woodlands Sourdough, The French American Bakery and One 18 Bakery! Hear about their beginnings and story, and most importantly - where to get each of their bakes! Woodlands Sourdough: @woodlandssd The French American Bakery: @thefrenchamericanbakeryOne 18 Bakery: @one18bakery Connect with us on Instagram: @kiss92fm @Glennn @angeliqueteo Producers: @shalinisusan97 @snailgirl2000See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On our new segment of #TheBIGShowTV, we welcome Dahlia of Berita Harian's Kaki Makan! Join us as she shares her food recommendations and eats on Fridays, starting with her experience at the Ramadan Bazaar. Find out more about the must-visit stalls of the year, and evolution of food trends at the bazaar!Check out Kaki Makan's full video here: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DGpqOgaiOEZ/?igsh=MTFpdzlsdXQwOHN5OQ== Connect with us on Instagram: @kiss92fm @Glennn @angeliqueteo Producers: @shalinisusan97 @snailgirl2000See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We’ve taken you through the ins and outs of over 300 companies globally over the past two years. That’s almost one company every one or two working days – rain or shine. But there is one company that we have not talked about all this time. And that is the company behind our radio station MONEY FM 89.3. Yes we are talking about the Singapore Press Holdings or more specifically what’s now known as SPH Media. With its legacy tracing back to the years 1845 and 1923 with the first runs of the English daily The Straits Times and the predecessor of Chinese newspaper Lianhe Zaobao, SPH Media is a leading media group with operations in publishing print and digital newspapers, magazines and books. The firm started out as SPH Limited in August 1984 where it brought together newspaper brands from two companies, namely The Straits Times Press Group (STP) and the Singapore News and Publications Limited (SNPL), as well as two other publishing, production and distribution companies called Times Publishing Bhd (TP) and Singapore Newspaper Services Pte Ltd (SNS). At that point, the company published seven newspapers in three languages – The Straits Times, Berita Harian, The Business Times, Lianhe Zaobao, Lianhe Wanbao, Shin Min Daily News and the Singapore Monitor. The mission is to be the trusted source of news on Singapore and Asia and to represent the communities that make up Singapore and to connect them to the world. Over four decades have passed since and the business has now expanded to also own and operate radio stations and outdoor media, including MONEY FM 89.3. SPH Limited also underwent a restructuring of the media business, with SPH Media taking over SPH Limited’s entire media related business and operating as a public company limited by guarantee. But why are we speaking to SPH Media you might ask? Well, we want to find out how SPH Media is preparing for the future as media companies around the world transform their century old business models in a digital world. We also want to talk about the rise in news consumption through social media platforms and what that means for traditional media. Also on the agenda – how the rise in social media usage changes the way mainstream media outlets create, promote and distribute their news stories. On Under the Radar, Money Matters’ finance presenter Chua Tian Tian posed these questions to Chan Yeng Kit, CEO, SPH Media.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Your mother tongue can also be your super power - that's what our three guests on The Usual Place tell us. Synopsis: The Usual Place host Natasha Ann Zachariah hunts for new perspectives on issues that matter to young people. In this episode, Zhang Xi Ying, a content producer at HeyKaki, C Aishwarya, a branding and promotions executive from Tamil Murasu and Rabiatul Adawiya Binhan, deputy audience and growth editor from Berita Harian, share their views on what it takes to be bilingual. Beyond acquiring another language, your mother tongue helps shape some sense of your identity, and preserve culture and connections with your roots. For one, it's no longer passe to be fluent in your mother tongue, say Xi Ying and Aishwarya. But sometimes, the struggle to pick it up can be real, adds Rabiatul, who is trying to get her two children to learn Malay. Learning our mother tongues came up at the National Day Rally (NDR) in August 2024. Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, said in his Mandarin speech, that he understood that the Chinese community is “very concerned” about the standard of Mandarin in Singapore. In an effort to spur on students who are strong in their mother tongue, Mr Wong announced that those who do well in these languages at primary school will be able to study it at a higher level from Secondary 1.Highlights (click/tap above): 5:59 Why learning your mother tongue brings you closer to culture 10:48 Clinging to their culture when they can't speak their mother tongue 13:42 Mixing English and mother tongue languages to appeal 21:23 Hating on your mother tongue 27:26 Connecting with your mother tongue starts at home Check out the full vodcast here: https://str.sg/sfG2 Follow our guests on HeyKaki, Orang Muda Gitew and இன்னொரு day இன்னொரு slay Follow Natasha on her IG account and DM her your thoughts on this topic: https://str.sg/8WavHost: Natasha Zachariah (natashaz@sph.com.sg)Read Natasha's articles: https://str.sg/iSXmFollow Natasha on LinkedIn: https://str.sg/v6DN Filmed by: Studio+65 Edited by ST Podcast producers: Eden Soh & Teo Tong Kai Executive producers: Ernest Luis & Lynda Hong Follow The Usual Place Podcast here and get notified for new episode drops: Channel: https://str.sg/5nfm Apple Podcasts: https://str.sg/9ijX Spotify: https://str.sg/cd2P YouTube: https://str.sg/wEr7u Feedback to: podcast@sph.com.sg --- Follow more ST podcast channels: All-in-one ST Podcasts channel: https://str.sg/wvz7 ST Podcast website: http://str.sg/stpodcasts ST Podcasts YouTube: https://str.sg/4Vwsa --- Get The Straits Times' app, which has a dedicated podcast player section: The App Store: https://str.sg/icyB Google Play: https://str.sg/icyX #tup #tuptrSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dulu belajar usuluddin dan tafsir di Universiti Al-Azhar di Mesir, kini menyumbang sebagai wartawan. Dalam episod No Tapis kali ini, kami mewawancara wartawan terbaru Berita Harian, Encik Mohd Hazman Abd Aziz. Meskipun merancang menjadi asatizah sebelum ini, beliau berkongsi begaimana beliau kini berbakti kepada masyarakat dengan cara yang berlainan.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ada lagu, ada lagi. Sejak 2014, rancangan televisyen realiti Malaysia. Gegar Vaganza telah menarik perhatian orang ramai dengan memberi peluang kedua kepada penyanyi-penyanyi popular untuk bersinar sekali lagi. Dalam podcast No Tapis kali ini, koresponden Berita Harian, Encik Anwar Saleh dan Ketua Gaya Hidup, Cik Haryani Ismail menerima eksklusif di sebalik tabir siri tersebut bersama Pengarah Urusan Inkhouse Media, Datuk Khairul Anwar Salleh.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Siapakah bakal menjadi Presiden Indonesia baru? Gandingan Prabowo-Gibran pilihan ramai belia? Dalam podcast #NoTapis kali ini, hos Nur Adilah Mahbob, Timbalan Editor Berita dan kohos, Nizam Ismail, Editor Bersekutu Berita Harian membincangkan tentang Pilihan Raya Presiden di negara jiran Indonesia bersama Dr Mustafa Izzuddin, Penganalisis Kanan Ehwal Antarabangsa di Solaris Strategies Singapore, Dr. Pradana Boy Zulian, Ketua Pusat Pengajian Islam dan Falsafah, Universiti Muhammadiyah, di Malang, Indonesia dan koresponden Berita Harian di Jakarta, Ismira Lutfia Tisnadibrata.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If the Berita Harian news article is anything to go by, the use of the Malaysian identity debate is a poor strategy if it's relegated to the patterns, embellishment, motifs, and decorations on skyscrapers.Scraping at the bottom of the barrel in terms of ideas to debate about, it is disappointing in the least, that the debate on the Malaysian identity is actually to advocate for mega-big projects for local architects.There is so much more to debate and discuss regarding Malaysian architectural identity and we need to be more critical to get the right attention from the Government or the general public. © 2023 Talk Architecture, Author: Naziaty Mohd YaacobThe image is from Universiti Teknologi Petronas Library in 2023 (Taken by Naziaty Mohd Yaacob) Support the showDo subscribe for premium content and special features which will help to support and sustain Talk Architecture podcast on a more in-depth explanation on design thesis and processes. These special commentaries and ‘how to' explanations are valuable insights and knowledge not found elsewhere!

Berita Harian, the flagship Malay language daily of SPH Media, has named Singer-Songwriter of Cross Radio Artiste, shazza (Shareefa Aminah Abdul Shariff) as Berita Harian's Young Achiever of the Year. shazza joins us in our Money FM 89.3 studio to share about her remarkable journey, where her hit song "Right Person Wrong Time” has gained over 1.3 million streams on Spotify. Listen to shazza singing her hit song LIVE as she also shares about the creative process behind the song as well as her future goals.   Music credits: Cross Radio Artiste & its talented community of contributors   Presented by Audrey Siek This podcast is produced and edited by Anthea Ng (nganthea@sph.com.sg) Do contact her for topics: C-Suite, SME, Sustainability, Property, Intergenerational Family Business, Industry Outlook, Fintech  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Banyak bersabar." Itulah antara yang dua wartawan Berita Harian, Muhaimin Suzaini dan Izwandi Azman, sentiasa ingatkan diri mereka sepanjang mereka cuba menunaikan umrah secara DIY buat kali pertama baru-baru ini. Dengar pengalaman mereka serta berapa jumlah yang mereka habiskan. Barulah anda boleh membuat penilaian sama ada umrah DIY ini sesuai buat diri anda.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tahun ini kita memperingati 100 tahun kelahiran Perdana Menteri Pengasas Singapura, mendiang Encik Lee Kuan Yew, atau LKY100. Dalam podcast #NoTapis kali ini, Timbalan Editor Berita, Berita Harian, Nur Adilah Mahbob dan Penerbit Podcast, Natasha Mustafa bersama Mantan editor Berita Harian dan Menteri Negara Kanan Ehwal Luar, Encik Zainul Abidin Rasheed dan Zamil Kanan Iseas-Institut Yusof Ishak, Dr Norshahril Saat berkongsi bagaimana Encik Lee telah menyumbang kepada masyarakat Melayu Islam kita.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

[Bahasa Melayu]Berita Harian, akhbar bahasa Melayu yang diterbitkan di Singapura, baru-baru ini merakamkan podcast yang memaparkan ketua editor Kumpulan Media Inggeris / Melayu / Tamil SPH Media Trust, Encik Wong Wei Kong. Podcast ini membincangkan evolusi media SPH Media dan penyesuaian Berita Harian terhadap perubahan dalam landskap media disebabkan pendigitalan.Antara lain, podcast ini membincangkan satu inisiatif baru oleh Berita Harian, BH Lab, yang bertujuan menerbitkan berita yang tidak ada dalam media Inggeris dengan pantas menggunakan pendekatan bercerita dan mengemas kini berita itu sepanjang hari apabila ada lebih banyak fakta.Podcast ini juga membincangkan pentingnya kewartawanan yang baik untuk menyediakan sumber maklumat yang boleh dipercayai, terutama dalam krisis seperti pandemik Covid-19.----------[English]Berita Harian, a Malay-language newspaper published in Singapore, recently hosted a podcast featuring Editor-in-Chief of SPH Media Trust's English/Malay/Tamil Media Group, Mr Wong Wei Kong. The podcast discussed the evolution of SPH Media and Berita Harian's adaptation to changes in the media landscape due to digitalisation.Among other things, the podcast discussed a new initiative by Berita Harian, BH Lab, that aims  to quickly publish stories that are not on the English media using a storytelling approach and update them throughout the day as more facts become available.The podcast also discussed the importance of good journalism in providing a trusted, credible source of information for audiences, especially during times of crisis like the Covid-19 pandemic.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dengan tirai Bulan Bahasa 2023 dilabuhkan, wartawan Berita Harian, Natasha Mustafa dan AP GRC Choa Chu Kang yang juga pengerusi Bulan Bahasa, Encik Zhulkarnain Abdul Rahim, berbincang tentang bagaimana kita sebagai masyarakat boleh memupuk rasa cinta dan minat terhadap bahasa melayu.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kecoh apabila wartawan Berita Harian, Natasha Mustafa dan Anwar Saleh, mahu buka bisnes apam balik dan urut! Mujur ada Presiden Dewan Perniagaan Perusahaan Melayu Singapura (DPPMS), Encik Abu Bakar Mohd Nor, yang berkongsi bagaimana DPPMS boleh bantu mereka serta usaha lain yang dijalankan badan itu untuk membantu peniaga di sini.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Abu Talib mengeluarkan permohonan maaf di akhbar Berita Harian kepada keluarga isteri ketiganya, yang dinikahi tanpa izin wali di Thailand.  Keluarga wanita itu telah mengambil tindakan mahkamah ke atas Abu Talib setelah anak gadis 21 tahun itu kahwin lari dengannya.  Belum selesai kes tersebut, Abu Talib menikahi isteri keempat, seorang gadis berusia 20 tahun yang berhenti politeknik kerana lelaki itu mengatakan kursus kejuruteraan tidak sesuai dengan naluri wanita. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dalam siri podcast terbaru ini, kami membawakan kepada anda jenayah-jenayah yang pernah berlaku di Singapura satu ketika dulu. Sepanjang lapan episod, kami akan ketengahkan warga kerja Berita Harian yang telah membuat laporan mengenai kisah itu, mendapatkan pandangan pakar seperti kaunselor dan juga peguam untuk menerangkan lebih lanjut tentang aspek psikologi pelaku, mangsa dan juga aspek undang-undang. Episod pertama Diari Mahkamah akan meninjau bagaimana seorang suami, Anthony Ler sanggup merancang dan  mengupah seseorang untuk membunuh isterinya. Untuk mengongsi pandangan anda, anda boleh mengirimkan emel kepada Editor Podcast Shahida Sarhid di sshahida@sph.com.sg See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The sleepy town of Kuala Selangor is the battleground for another showdown of giants this GE15. Caretaker Finance Minister Tengku Dato' Sri Zafrul Aziz will make his maiden run here, going up against Amanah incumbent and former Health Minister Dato' Dzulkefly Ahmad. How will voters decide this time around? Adib Zalkapli of BowerGroupAsia gives us his take.Image credit: Berita Harian

On this episode co-host Audrey interviews Shan Saeed. He is a Chief Economist at IQI Global, a leading property, technology and investment company operating and advising clients in Kuala Lumpur, İstanbul, Singapore, Hong Kong, London, Melbourne, Shanghai, Makati, Toronto and Dubai. He has 21 years of solid financial market experience in the areas of private banking, risk /compliance management, commodity investments, global economy, brand and business strategy. Based in Kuaka Lumpur. Shan is a financial market commentator and cited in Al Jazeera TV, CNBC Arabia / Singapore, FT [Deutschland], Channel News Asia Singapore, International New York Times/Malaysian Reserve, The Edge Financial Daily, Uni of Chicago, Booth School of Business alumni magazine, The Gulf Today, Berita Harian, Khaleej Times, Smart Investor, Money Compass, Rotary Club USA, World Business Journal Singapore, Focus Malaysia, Oil/Gas magazine Malaysia, Business Today, Bernama TV, CNBC Indonesia, Vietnam News Agency and many more. He has been invited at World Bank / IMF annual meeting in October 2017 in Washington DC to participate in Belt and Road Initiative summit and shared his thoughts about the importance of infrastructure investment strategy for emerging economies.  Invited by SWF including EPF / PNB to share thoughts on global macro-economic outlook and Asia's growth landscape.Shan has graduated from one of the prestigious business schools in USA i.e. Booth School of Business at the University of Chicago. He got his first MBA from IBA Pakistan [in collaboration with the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania]. He is also trained in Alternative Banking/Strategies from the Harvard Business School, USA.Connect with Shan on LinkedInSelf-learning is of paramount importance in the business world, listen to your international peers and step up your game.Connect with the host Leonardo Marra on LinkedIn Follow the page on LinkedIn 

According to a recent news report by Berita Harian, some development projects have started at Bukit Persekutuan or Federal Hill. This comes despite warnings from environmentalists on the need to protect and gazette the area, due to its importance as the green lung of the city, as well as its heritage and historical value to our country. Our resident heritage conservation expert, Elizabeth Cardosa reacts to this news, and re-emphasizes the importance of preserving this often overlooked green space.Image Source: Shutterstock.com

According to a recent news report by Berita Harian, some development projects have started at Bukit Persekutuan or Federal Hill. This comes despite warnings from environmentalists on the need to protect and gazette the area, due to its importance as the green lung of the city, as well as its heritage and historical value to our country. Our resident heritage conservation expert, Elizabeth Cardosa reacts to this news, and re-emphasizes the importance of preserving this often overlooked green space.Image Source: Shutterstock.com

As Malaysia continues our path towards becoming an aged society, whose responsibility is it to ensure that the needs of older adults - be it financial, physical or emotional - are met? In a report by Berita Harian last week, Datuk Siti Zailah Mohd Yusoff, the deputy minister for women, family and community development, said that sending one's parents to a residential care facility should be a last resort. She also added that the government spends about RM900 million a year to provide financial aid and care to the elderly. But is the concept of filial piety enough to ensure well-being of older adults in the years to come? Consultant geriatrician Prof Dr Tan Maw Pin from Universiti Malaya weighs in on how we need to empower older adults to be more independent.Image credit: Shutterstock

In this episode, you'll hear: The difference between Showcasing and Showing Off THE step to take if you want to be visible online & get media features like I had If you've been wondering what is the difference between showcase and showing off your achievements, this post is written for you. I've been in that dilemma before so I know that it can get confusing. Whenever I speak to women during my Feminine CEO Chat, I hear some common requirements to business that they set for themselves: "I don't want to have my face to the business" "I want to quit my job like yesterday to start my business, but I don't want my bosses or colleagues to know about my business" "I am a private person and I don't like to share about my life to my business, and vice versa" Here's the thing. If I said yes to all the pseudo requirements above, I wouldn't have been able to launch a purpose-driven business like Fempreneur Secrets and my video production company. These are just limiting beliefs we set in our own minds that really prevents us from moving forward. This week was one interesting journey for me. Over the weekend, I was featured on AsiaOne. Then, this same article was picked up again by HerWorld Singapore and The Asian Parent. Concurrently, I was invited to talk about gender equality in my own personal life on Channel 8. If you're based in Singapore, you know how HARD it is for a minority to appear on these media. My face was on the banners for all these features, and I was okay. Because this was a win for women in my community. This is not my achievement but a mark of success for minority women in Singapore who dress and look like me. I've been positioned at the headline banner, proving to you that it is more than possible to appear in mainstream media. Well, why am I sharing with you this? There is a BIG difference between showcasing and showing off. By definition to show off is to "behave in a way that is intended to attract attention or admiration, and that other people often find annoying". Isn't it interesting how Cambridge Dictionary would define this? Showcase on the other hand is is "to show the best qualities or parts of something". What is the difference then? You can be showing the same thing, but one can be seen as being a show off, and the other being a showcase. It all boils down to the intention and the way this was being presented. For example, Audrey and Liz have both purchased a car. On her social media, Audrey would pose in front of her car and mention her car whenever the opportunity arises. Audrey would check her number of likes, comments and general praises coming from her social media within the first hour of sharing. She repeats this behaviour whenever possible. The intention here is to get attention. Liz on the other hand shared about her purchase on the day of her key collection. She shared it once more when her family of 5 was able to sit comfortably in one vehicle, without having to be separated because of the safe distancing measures. And she has not shared about her car since. The intention here is to share her joy and achievement without the need for attention. She's simply marking her achievement, and leaving it there. To her, whoever knows, knows. That is showcasing So, it is clear that showcasing is the better option for your business. It leaves your organisation with a strong and lasting impression, giving your potential clients confidence to connect with you. Of course, showcasing is not necessarily easy. It can take years before you get noticed by mainstream media. I was first featured on my community papers and have been featured many times by the same community papers. I was joking to my husband that one day, Berita Harian would no longer call me for media interviews because I've been featured too many times! Back in 2019, I had my first media feature on Borneo Bulletin and was being interviewed on Progresif Radio in Brunei. That shaped the journey forward towards being picked up for media interviews. But I have to say, my very first interview was on a Podcast show called Hijab Forum. You can catch my interview there. The episode took almost a year before it was published. In between the time of the interview to the time it was published, I was being interviewed by many other podcast shows. The reality is that being featured on Podcast Shows is a great beginning to your career or business visibility. There are over 18.5 million episodes from over 520,000 active podcast shows all over the world and in over 100 difference languages! There is bound to be a show that wants to feature the amazing work that you do! Before you could get on those shows, you need to have what I like to call the Magic One Sheet! With just one page, you can get featured on shows you want to be associated with. I'll be sharing about the Magic One Sheet that has helped me get media interviews and speaking engagements in the Fearless Fempreneur Club this 2 October at 9AM. This will be the FIRST monthly session we're holding since the new update of Fearless Fempreneur Club. Join Fearless Fempreneurs Club and join the upcoming session LIVE JOIN NOW Hear from the ladies in our community

ST Podcast 9/11, 20 years on special (Pt 3): The 9/11 impact on Singapore, the local Muslim identity, and harmony beyond 2021 50:25 mins Synopsis: 2021 marks 20 years since the 9/11 attacks in the United States. This is a special podcast co-produced by The Straits Times and Berita Harian, recorded and filmed at the Berita Harian studios. Podcast editor Ernest Luis tackles with his three guests, the impact of the 9/11 attacks in the United States back in 2001, and how it has affected harmony in Singapore and South-east Asia. Our special guest is Ustaz Dr Mohamed Ali, vice-chairman and counsellor of the Religious Rehabilitation Group (RRG), who is also Assistant Professor at S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS), at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore. His areas of research include Islamic Jurisprudence, Islamist ideology, religious extremism, inter-religious relations and in his role at RRG, he also works to rehabilitate Muslim extremists. The Straits Times Singapore desk editor Zakir Hussain is in charge of Singapore news coverage and Berita Harian's assistant to the editor - Nazri Hadi Saparin - also comes on the show to give us his pulse of how the Malay community has responded to local challenges and perceptions post-9/11. They cover these points: Understanding political violence ideology post-9/11; how extremist groups were launching attacks while using religion for political objectives (5:34) Ustaz Dr Mohamed on Singapore's efforts to counter deviant religious teachings, with the setting up of bodies such as the Asatizah (religious teachers) Recognition Scheme (ARS), and bodies such as the RRG (6:49) Dr Mohamed on how the Singapore government and community partnership is different from other countries (10:12) Hadi and Zakir on post-9/11, the Muslim community changing local perceptions, more community sharing of faiths and breaking down of stereotypes (12:44) Dr Mohamed on the Singapore Muslim Identity and why these radicals have a problem with it (19:14) Hadi on how Berita Harian's media coverage showed a changing Malay community in Singapore in the following decade from 2010-2020; Zakir on ST's coverage in English evolving to adjust inaccurate phrasing used by Western media outlets (21:48) Having counselled them, Dr Mohamed breaks down the real sentiments of many radical detainees here (29:09) Zakir on countering the speed of online radicalisation with more parent/teacher engagement (31:34) Berita Harian's coverage of social media-savvy young religious teachers as part of Muis' Asatizah (religious teachers) Youth Network (AYN) to help with proper online religious guidance for young people (33:04) Why Dr Mohamed says the risk of online radicalisation will be greater during the Covid-19 era (38:04) Harmony in Singapore and globally is possible, but expect a bumpy road ahead (41:19) Dr Mohamed on how Singapore and the younger generation should define harmony in the local context beyond 2021? (45:29) Listen to Pt 1: 'Enter at your own risk' – Journalists recall post-9/11 assignment in Afghanistan - https://omny.fm/shows/st-bt/reporters-memories-from-afghanistan-in-2001-st-pod Listen to Pt 2: Terror threat seeds in South-east Asia planted way before 2001 attacks in US - https://omny.fm/shows/st-bt/terror-threat-seeds-in-south-east-asia-planted-way Discover more of: The Asatizah (Muslim religious teachers) Youth Network: https://muslim.sg/asatizah-youth-network The RRG: https://www.rrg.sg/ The IRCC: https://www.ircc.sg/ Berita Harian Podcasts: https://www.beritaharian.sg/podcasts  Produced by: Ernest Luis and Berita Harian podcast team Edited by: Hadyu Rahim Follow ST podcasts and rate us on: Channel: https://str.sg/JWVR Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2PwZCYU Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2Lu4rPP Google podcasts: http://str.sg/googlestbt Websites: http://str.sg/stpodcasts Feedback to: podcast@sph.com.sg  --- Follow Berita Harian podcasts: Apple Podcasts: https://bit.ly/NoTapisonApple Spotify: https://bit.ly/NoTapiss Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/NoTapisonGoogle Website: https://www.beritaharian.sg/podcasts --- Discover more ST podcast series: Green Pulse Podcast: https://str.sg/JWaf Health Check Podcast: https://str.sg/JWaN ST Sports Talk Podcast: https://str.sg/JWRE Life Weekend Picks Podcast: https://str.sg/JWa2 #PopVultures Podcast: https://str.sg/JWad Bookmark This! Podcast: https://str.sg/JWas Lunch With Sumiko Podcast: https://str.sg/J6hQ Discover BT Podcasts: https://bt.sg/pcPL Follow our shows then, if you like short, practical podcasts! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nasib Bahasa Melayu Singapura di masa hadapan! Inilah tajuk perbualan di VoiceOUT Cakap je! bersama-sama mantan wartawan Berita Harian, Nurul Ain Razali. Beliau telah menulis banyak liputan di suratkhabar BH sejak 2009. Namun kerjaya beliau di BH, telah ‘melabuhkan tirainya' pada 15 April 2021. Namun, semangat untk terus berkongsi pengalaman selaku mantan wartawan, soal bahasa & budaya memang satu-satunya peluang yang dinanti-nantikan olehnya. Dengarkan perkongsian penuh Nurul Ain Razali di podcast VoiceOUT Cakap je! Bak kata Panglima Hang Tuah, “Takkan Melayu hilang di dunia!”

3 pelajar peringkat Menengah 3 berkongsi pengalaman mereka melalui rakaman bersama wartawan-wartawan Berita Harian untuk podcast mereka, #NoTapis.

We all know that 2020 wasn't the best year, but it certainly had its fair share of great memories. We have been with our podcast for 3 years, but 2020 was the official year we began running Fempreneur Secrets as a business. Here's a tribute to our 2020 In this episode, you'll hear about: Our honest truth about running Fempreneur Secrets this 2020 Some of our future plans for Fempreneur Secrets Here's a tribute to our 2020 After I recorded this episode, my team and I went through the year's statistics to see how we can grow for 2021. As this was undeniably our very first official year, we did not expect a lot of big numbers. To our surprise, we had great results this year. While we honestly can improve in our revenue generation, we always remember our MISSION and seeing these numbers are truly inspiring for 2021. 420 Entrepreneurs Groomed We didn't want to leave our business future to chance. We went out of the way to reach out to organisations who wanted to support entrepreneurial movements. We were blessed with the contract to train self-employed persons who wanted to improve their business. Throughout the year, we have collectively groomed 420 entrepreneurs (men, women and others). 140 Hours Spent Training Entrepreneurs The 420 entrepreneurs above spent more than 140 hours with us, gaining clarity in their business, planning a strategy for their digital marketing efforts and even learning how to collaborate with one another. We've also spent time flying from Singapore to Brunei to train qualified leaders in their companies to be better marketers with “intrapreneurship” skills within them. 5 Media Mentions For a company as young as ours, we never anticipated having had multiple media mentions. In March, we were interviewed by Borneo Bulletin and Progresif Radio. In May, we were picked up by Singapore media, Detik (under BERITA Mediacorp) with our first TV Interview. Just a few weeks after that, we were interviewed by Marketing in Asia as a feature on their online publication. In August, we were picked up by Berita Harian, a local newspaper While these are the 5 media mentions we had, I also had the opportunity to be interviewed on Podcast shows and Facebook LIVEs of fellow entrepreneurs in Singapore and the rest of the world. 15 Women Entrepreneurs Interviewed As you may already know, we began our journey with Fempreneur Secrets Podcast. When lockdown or quarantine or Circuit Breaker was put into force in June, I began Fearless Fempreneur LIVE Show where I picked the minds of talented, skilled and fearless women entrepreneurs in Singapore and beyond. I had a blast learning from each and every single one of them, no matter how long they have been in business. We did interview more than 15 women entrepreneurs, but these 15 were the ones whose episodes were published officially. The rest will be published from January 2021 onwards. 5 Webinar & Keynote Presentations I must say, this was by-far the most exciting experience for me. Beginning Fempreneur Secrets, I knew I wanted to touch as many lives as I could. So, I didn't pass off on any speaking opportunities. I began the year with 2 webinars done for Freminear and WEdu International. I had 2 private webinars which I can't mention, and 1 Keynote Presentation for HultPrize Competition, Rajshahi University. That Keynote just took place last 25 December while we were resting for the holidays. We are not going to stop We know we are on the right track to achieve our mission. That's exactly why we want to invite you to Be part of this amazing community It's time to become the FEARLESS FEMPRENEUR you are meant to be. Stop the dreaming and start the doing. The world needs an inspiration just like you! JOIN THE MOVEMENT What do you think? I'd love to know what you think of this episode. Do you plan on leaving your full-time job soon to start your business? If so, where are you now in that plan? Share with me in the comments below! Here's How to Subscribe & Review Want to be the first to know when new Fempreneur Secrets episodes are released? Click here to subscribe in iTunes! If you've enjoyed this episode be sure to leave a five star review on Apple Podcasts. That will really help us so much to know what type of content to produce for you. #FempreneurSecrets Loving our podcast? I encourage you to use the hashtag #FEMPRENEURSECRETS to share with our community of Fempreneurs what you're inspired by. As a bonus, you'll get to go through all the posts to find women entrepreneurs who are in your similar industry — get inspired to collabore and go beyond competition. I'll be reposting some of my favourite posts too! Keep learning and keep believing in yourself, because the world needs an inspiration just like you. I'll see you in the next episode of Fempreneur Secrets — Empowering Women Through Business.

What are you mad about today? The NUS dentistry student? More twitter nonsense? We're trying someone fresh today where we have a visual conversation within ourselves. You guys wanted “banter” right? Here it goes la “banter” LOL! A mid year review of what has been happening in the world and what has been happening in our lives. You guys should come and join the conversation and listen to the podcast! In celebrations of our Berita Harian article, we're doing a give away! Comment your favourite podcast episode and tag 2 friends! We'll pick 5 lucky winners to win grab food vouchers!!

Terperanjat juga koresponden Berita Harian, apabila beliau ternampak tompok-tompok merah pada kulit kepalanya. Beliau ternampak tompok merah itu semasa menjalani proses rawatan di Beijing 101 baru-baru ini. Ingin tahu apakah tompok-tompok merah tersebut? Dengar terus podcast ini. Podcast ini dibawakan untuk anda oleh Beijing 101 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Berita Harian adalah salah satu konten dari seri #BERNReport. Diberitakan oleh Bernhart Farras yang membacakan berita Nasional/Internasional, Teknologi, Ekonomi/Bisnis, Hiburan dan Olahraga terpopuler setiap harinya.

Berita Harian adalah salah satu konten dari seri #BERNReport. Diberitakan oleh Bernhart Farras yang membacakan berita Nasional/Internasional, Teknologi, Ekonomi/Bisnis, Hiburan dan Olahraga terpopuler setiap harinya.

Berita Harian adalah salah satu konten dari seri #BERNReport. Diberitakan oleh Bernhart Farras yang membacakan berita Nasional/Internasional, Teknologi, Ekonomi/Bisnis, Hiburan dan Olahraga terpopuler setiap harinya.

Berita Harian 16 oct 2019

Sempena Hari Berita Sedunia, #NoTapis tampilkan beberapa wartawan Berita Harian yang akan berkongsi pengalaman yang belum pernah didedahkan sebelum ini. Jeng jeng jeng! Kali ini kami tampilkan dua wartawan- seorang yang mapan, lagi seorang muda lagi- untuk kongsi pengalaman mereka! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sebulan berpuasa, sebulan juga ke beraya? Sebenarnya berapa lama kita harus menyambut Hari Raya? Episod kedua edisi khas raya ini membincangkan.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.