“Lepak One Korner for me! Especially the ghost stories. Hafidz Rahman’s storytelling is very vivid and he uses no sound effects. As such, it comes across as very raw and he alternates between English and Malay. The ghost story topics are also very intriguing, from black magic to possession, to spiritual beings living in people’s houses. Most of these stories happen in Singapore.” – Elena

“I started listening to Hush Podcast when they had fewer than 100 IG followers. Now, they have grown to close to 3K followers and even started a YouTube channel! I don’t have a lot of time for podcasts but this one caught my attention. Hosted by radio DJs Germaine Tan, Hazelle Teo, and Azura Goh, the podcast discusses relationships, makeup, tricks seen on TikTok, etc. They also recently started inviting famous personalities to the podcast. Go check it out!” – Pauline

“You got to check out Truly Madly Vibes by Abby and Shane (Shane is actually the winner of our first Podcast Competition+)! In it, they share fun banter, music recommendations, and just pure good vibes. Like a good old radio show, it’s easy to listen to while working or on the go. The perfect companion for these work-from-home days.” – Belinda

“If you’re into true crime, Murdaugh Murders Podcast packs a whole lot of mysteries into one. It’s a riveting true-crime podcast that follows the ongoing Murdaugh Murders saga. You’ve a string of suspicious and interconnected deaths, corruption and secrets, and a powerful family at the centre of it all. Just when you think the story can’t get any more bizarre and unreal, it does. Trust me when I say you won’t be able to put this one down!” – Belinda 

“I am going to recommend *SCAPE’s Point of View podcast. It is a podcast aimed at fostering healthy discussions on esports topics that are not often discussed in mainstream media. It features guests from the local esports industry to share their experiences and discuss said topics.

And also Stoic Coffee Break. 20 mins of stoicism during lunch!” – Wenceslaus

“I enjoy listening to The Thirsty Sisters by Sylvia and Nina. Their podcasts episodes are usually on trending or relatable topics that are seldom being talked about in-depth or in detail. I love their energy and they have their own ways of telling stories in the most entertaining ways! They are also good at giving advices and are always sharing based on their personal experiences too. It’s never a bore to listen to their podcasts!” – Syafiqah 

Radiolab is a science-based and philosophical podcast with stories told in a myriad of exciting audio elements. Highly recommended for those (geeks) who love a deeper insight into the tumultuous historical or trendy events with a good balance of research and human tales. 

60 words, 20 years is a Peabody-Award winning story about the aftermath of September 11 and its impact on war and peace.

The Amelia Project – A dark comedy audio drama focusing on a secret agency that helps clients fake their deaths and return with a new identity, with each episode focusing on a different client.

Ologies – Love how Alie Ward is making science wonderfully entertaining. Every week, she interviews an expert labouring in a scientific field you have probably never heard of, covering topics as varied as vaccines, Mars missions, slug sex, beauty standards and beer science.