Wild & Wise Podcast

Conversations on leadership, performance, and the human side of work. Hosted by Gerald Ang.

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What Makes a Podcast Quintessentially You? Strategies from Cheryl Lau

In this episode, Gerald sits down with Cheryl Lau, award-winning podcast producer and corporate podcast host based in Singapore, for an honest conversation about the evolving world of podcasting, content creation, and what it means to back yourself when no one else does. Cheryl shares her journey from quitting law school to launching her first podcast as a side hustle, rebranding it three times, and now stepping into a bold new direction that bridges her academic past with her content world. Along the way, they get into the real conversations podcasters don't always have out loud — AI anxiety, the fear of putting yourself out there, and why the most important thing you can build is a show that is quintessentially you.

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Beyond the Bro: Real Talk, Real Support with Bros Before Woes

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.

Motherhood, Identity, and the Creative Process: A Conversation with Author Uttama Patel

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..

Is the Corporate Job Really Dead? by Gerald Ang, Ben I., Vincent Teo

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.

The Remix of Self: Evan Low and the Art of True Reinvention

In this engaging conversation, Evan Low, a prominent music producer and director, shares his journey through the music industry, exploring themes of identity, creativity, and the impact of technology on music. He reflects on his childhood influences, the challenges he faced in his career, and the evolving landscape of the Singapore music scene. Evan emphasises the importance of community, experimentation, and the role of AI in enhancing creativity. He also discusses his aspirations for the future and the ongoing quest to discover his own artistic voice.

How to Lose Publicly — Jeremy Tan on Crypto, AI & Reinventing Politics

In this episode, Jeremy Tan discusses the intricacies of Singapore's political landscape, the role of donations, and the challenges faced by independent candidates. He emphasises the importance of civic engagement and the need for a shift in the education system to prepare future generations for a rapidly changing world influenced by AI and stablecoins.

The Power of Reinvention and the Future of You

In this episode, the Offscript hosts (Vincent Teo, Gerald Ang, and Ben I.) break down how our core beliefs and values influence everything from our career paths to our personal lives. We also explore what it means to be an authentic leader, tackling topics like energy management, navigating team dynamics, and the power of personal reinvention.