Wild & Wise Podcast

Gerald Ang, founder of Wild & Wise, chats with Bowie Tan, a rising national softball player from Singapore, to clear up myths and highlight the strengths of one of today’s most talked-about generations: Gen Z. In this episode, they cover how Bowie balances national team training with a regular job, the lessons from sports that apply to work, the challenges fresh graduates face when job hunting, what Gen Z cares about and the common misunderstandings from other generations, as well as her hopes for the future of softball in Singapore.

This episode explores the evolution of education, personal experiences with the education system, and the need for a reinvention of educational practices to better prepare students for the future. It discusses the impact of technology, the importance of soft skills, self-direction, and the changing landscape of jobs. The Hosts emphasise the need for a holistic approach to education that fosters critical thinking, creativity, and real-world applications, while also addressing the challenges and inequalities present in the current system.

In this episode, Gerald, Ben, and Vincent sit down for an honest conversation about what AI really means for your career, creativity, and personal growth in 2026. We explore the dual nature of AI, a potential disruptor and a powerful tool for empowerment and discuss why human qualities like creativity, critical thinking, and emotional intelligence matter more than ever in an AI-driven world. From the democratisation of creativity to practical ways to adapt and redefine your role in the workplace, this conversation challenges you to think differently about thriving alongside AI. Whether you're anxious about AI, excited about its possibilities, or somewhere in between, this episode will give you a fresh perspective on navigating work and creativity in the modern world.

In this episode, Gerald Ang sits down with the trio behind Bro’s Before Woes—Titus, Brian, and Zi Kit. They are on a mission to create a safe, "chill" ecosystem for men to unpack their baggage, confront their shadows, and rediscover what it means to be a "decent bro" in today's world. From personal stories about growing up without father figures to the "battle" against toxic incel culture, this conversation is an honest look at the state of male wellbeing.

In this engaging conversation, Uttama shares her journey as a writer, exploring themes of identity, belonging, and the influence of literature and psychology on her work. She discusses her novel, 'Shape of an Apostrophe,' which challenges societal expectations around motherhood and personal choice. The dialogue emphasises the power of storytelling, the challenges of the publishing process, and offers valuable advice for aspiring writers..

In this conversation, the hosts explore the evolving nature of corporate jobs, the impact of AI, and the personal connection individuals have with their work. They discuss the concept of identity tied to work, the cultural shifts brought about by the pandemic, and the importance of finding purpose in one's career. The conversation also touches on the performative aspects of corporate culture and the need for individuals to navigate their values and ethics in the workplace.