From the tranquil serenity of a Buddhist temple to the vibrant energy of Hinduism, the solemnity of a mosque, and the contemplative atmosphere of a church, our hosts delve into new spiritual experiences that define each belief system. Along the way, discovering the common threads that unite us all in our search for meaning and connection.

Of Beliefs and Faiths

From black and white colonial houses to ERP 2.0, we delve into the core issues and glean insights from both experts and users on the frontlines. So what the fuss is all about? Tune in for a comprehensive exploration!

What The Fuss

In this series AsiaOne Tries: Arts and Culture, join Munah Bagharib as she explores various art forms and traditional activities that make Singapore a melting pot of cultures.

AsiaOne Tries: Arts & Culture

Fewer Singaporeans are identifying themselves as religious.​ As this trend continues, we will need to examine the role religion will have in the future. In this series Do You Belief, we can bridge the gap of understanding between people of varied faiths while highlighting that we are all not that much different from one another.

Do You Belief?

My Gamer Life is an AsiaOne original series where gaming professionals and aspirants in Singapore share the highs, lows, successes, and failures through personal stories on how gaming has defined the course of their lives.

My Gamer Life

"Due to his condition, when he likes something, he really could go deep into it. Like when he likes dinosaurs." 27-year-old Sheng Jie, living with autism, has made a career out of his dinosaur illustrations. His talent led to his dinosaur-patterned bag being purchased by Ho Ching, and brought on an official visit to the US. Sheng Jie’s journey exemplifies perseverance and creativity, breaking barriers and changing perceptions about autism.

Living with autism, Sheng Jie | In The Spotlight

Not sure how to de-stress? AsiaOne conducted a survey to find out what people are spending their time on outside of work.

What do Singaporeans do in their free time | What Do You Think?

"I've got quite a few books by the late great Lee Kuan Yew -- I really enjoy reading those" Sam shares about his deepening connection to Singapore over the past 7 years. He reflects on the cultural differences between Singapore and the UK, his fondness for Singapore's efficiency, and the warmth of its people.

From England to Singapore | Here To Stay

"I have to listen a hundred times just to catch what someone on my level would be able to catch the first time". Growing up with hearing loss isn't easy, and pursuing a career in music is perhaps even harder, especially when the extent of hearing loss changes drastically over time. Yet, Azariah perseveres and actively looks for means by which he can give back and nurture others to success.

Living with Deafness, Azariah | In The Spotlight

Why are there stained glasses in churches? What actually happens during Easter? What do the symbols in a church mean? We visit the Church of St. Anthony, and speak to Father Ignatius to learn more about Catholicism, as well as experience Easter vigil for the first time.

Catholicism in Singapore | Of Beliefs & Faiths

Phoebe, a volunteer at Assisi Hospice, tells us how she started volunteering. See how she has been making a difference for patients in need, and the joys and new perspectives which volunteering brings her.

Phoebe, a volunteer for end-of-life patients | Ordinary People

With Singapore’s weather getting hotter and more unpredictable, AsiaOne conducted a survey to find out whether Singaporeans are taking steps towards a more sustainable future. Watch more: https://www.asiaone.com/video

Are Singaporeans eco-friendly? | What Do You Think?

“As someone with a disability, I choose to embrace it bravely, and not view myself solely as a disabled person.” 54-years-old Kok Wee, a traditional Chinese wind instrument player suffers from ankylosing spondylitis, an incurable disease. He shares about how a counsellor changed his life, finding purpose through music, and how he now gives back by helping those less fortunate. Watch more: https://www.asiaone.com/video

Living with ankylosing spondylitis, Kok Wee | In The Spotlight

"It's only in Singapore that one can have this diversity and mix of people — and they all get along," Michael John, a 46-year-old Filipino, shares his journey of growing up in Singapore, returning as a youth pastor, and finding his place as a fitness instructor. He cherishes Singapore's cultural diversity and believes in the importance of love and mutual respect. Watch more: https://www.asiaone.com/video

From Philippines to Singapore | Here To Stay

The Singapore Army invited AsiaOne to take a look at the new Colt Infantry Automatic Rifle 6940E-SG. We also had a chance to give the light machine gun (LMG) a shot. The LMG comes with ergonomic features such as an adjustable Buttstock and vertical foregrip as well as ambidextrous features to help soldiers fight better and longer in the battlefield, says Infantry Training Institute Trainer, Master Sergeant Mohd Nazhan Alkamah. Watch more: https://www.asiaone.com/video