
Conversations That Reinvent You
Discover bold ideas and real stories from creative minds redefining leadership, careers, and the future of work, one episode at a time.












What Is the Wild & Wise Podcast?
The Wild & Wise Podcast is where creative business minds come to explore what it means to thrive in a world that never stops changing.
Hosted by Gerald Ang — founder of Wild & Wise, business strategy facilitator, and certified CliftonStrengths coach — each episode unpacks powerful stories, practical insights, and bold questions around reinvention, leadership, and the evolving world of work.
Whether you’re a founder, team leader, freelancer, or simply navigating your next big move, this show helps you stay curious, grounded, and ready for what’s next.
Latest Episodes

In this episode, we're joined by Derek Tan, a veteran in the media content creation space. Derek shares his incredible journey, starting from his childhood passion for recording TV shows on VHS tapes, a love for storytelling powered by technology. From his first job building one of Singapore's first streaming platforms at StarHub to his time in Silicon Valley and his entrepreneurial journey with his startup, Viddsee, Derek reflects on the constant evolution of media and how creators are now at the forefront of shaping the industry.

In this episode, Hunn Wai takes us on a fascinating journey of reinvention, starting from his childhood and education, and touching on the pivotal role of creativity in his life. We discuss the significance of mindfulness, reclaiming time, and finding joy in everyday moments, emphasising that life is a narrative you can craft yourself. This engaging conversation delves into themes of self-worth, satisfaction, and the importance of unlearning societal norms around career success. Hunn shares his perspective on redefining what 'enough' means in life, the impact of AI on creativity, and the future of design. We also touch on his upcoming projects and the importance of community in fostering innovation.

In this episode, Johnny Tan shares his extensive journey in the creative industry, discussing the evolution of creativity in the face of AI, the importance of education in nurturing creative minds, and the role of personal experiences in shaping one's creative journey. He emphasises the need for courage in embracing change and the significance of fostering creativity in children. The conversation also touches on the balance between creativity and commercial viability, and the importance of finding one's unique voice in the creative landscape.

In this episode, we welcome Chua Ee Chien to share his candid thoughts about the highs and lows of his six-year venture in the F&B industry, exploring why "the middle" can be a tough place to be and what it takes for longevity in a fickle market. You'll also hear his unique perspective on "selling yourself" in Singapore, whether it's to curious kids or questioning relatives. Get ready for an insightful conversation on career pivots, market realities, and the future of technology.

In this episode, Tobyato shares his journey from science student to visual artist. The conversation explores how to inspire the next generation, define success on your terms, and balance artistic passion with commercial realities. Using the metaphor of an F1 race, Toby dives into the momentum, mindset, and patience needed to keep growing

In this episode, we welcome Paul Soon, a veteran of the creative business. Paul shares candid insights from his 20+ year journey, discussing early career challenges, the evolution of leadership, and the future of the advertising industry in an AI-driven world. Get ready for a cathartic and insightful conversation on authenticity, resilience, and growth.

In this episode, Haneri opens up about the emotional and mental shifts behind her artistic journey, and how self-awareness and support systems have shaped her evolution. A deep, soulful conversation for anyone at a personal or creative crossroads.

In this premiere episode, we dive into the concept of reinvention – a buzzword we hear often, but what does it actually mean? Is it a pivot or a lifelong process? What drives it, and how can we embrace it?