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EDIT HISTORY

Welcome to EDIT HISTORY - Conversations with people who built a body of work around a core thesis. ✨ BEHIND THE CONTENT | Creators revisit the content that shaped who they are today. ✨ BEHIND THE RESUME | Professionals unpack the pivots and decisions that shaped their career. ✨ BEHIND THE THINKING | How leaders developed the point of view that set them apart. --- EDIT HISTORY won 2x at the 2025 Asia Podcast Awards (by Radioinfo Asia) in the "Best Education Podcast" and "Best Money and Business

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224. What It Takes to Build Singapore's Next Standout...

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2026/02/02

What does it actually take to build a standout podcast in Singapore? In this episode of EDIT HISTORY, Keith Yap - host of The Front Row Podcast - unpacks the thinking & craft behind building a serious show in a niche category. From the early days of awkward setups and over-prepared questions, to developing the confidence to act as a true interlocutor (and not just a curator), Keith reflects on how his approach to podcasting has evolved over the past year of conversations with diplomats, economists,

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44:30

223. From Beauty Founder to Rising Millionaire Real...

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2026/01/25

From the outside, Claire Tan's career looks effortless. She started her first business at 17. Built one of Singapore's earliest makeup-only bridal companies. Later entered real estate… And succeeded again. But what you don't see on a resume is the discipline, work ethic, and internal standards that shaped every chapter. In this episode of EDIT HISTORY, Claire walks us through the real work behind her success - the years spent practising hairstyles daily before opportunities arrived, choosing to

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37:34

222. I quit law school. Then I quit my PhD.

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2026/01/11

I quit law school, then quit my PhD - and spent years wondering if that made me a quitter or just someone on the wrong path. In this episode of EDIT HISTORY, my friend Jennifer Ho interviews me as I open up about the parts of my journey that never show up on a resume: The guilt of disappointing my Asian parents, wanting to look "successful," and learning to make decisions that I am proud of. This is a conversation about high-functioning doubt, career pivots, and choosing work you can stand behind -

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42:39

221. I Podcasted for 5 Years Before It Finally Clicked

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2025/12/28

What does it really take to build a body of work you can stand behind - especially when the numbers don't immediately reflect the care you're putting into it? In this episode of EDIT HISTORY, Cheryl steps into the interviewee seat and unpacks the insecurities, turning points, and decisions that shaped different stages of her career as a podcaster. This conversation is for entrepreneurs, professionals, and podcasters who've ever wondered: Am I legit enough? Should I be further along by now? What if

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22:51

220. My Podcast Won Two Awards. Here's How.

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2025/11/22

My podcast won two awards this year - but not for the reasons you might think. This episode unpacks the creative decisions, format choices, and editorial discipline that made EDIT HISTORY resonate with judges and listeners alike. Whether you're building a podcast, a business, or any long-term creative project, this is a deep dive into what really matters. TIMETAMPS (00:00) Introduction (03:31) The Current State of Podcasts (05:12) Show Concept (09:29) Differentiation (15:14) Consistency (18:23)

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45:44

219. She Quit Law to Start a Podcast From Scratch… as...

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2025/10/26

Everyone commends you for being brave when you start over. But no one tells you that your reinvention might also look… ridiculous. For our guest today, that looked like explaining to people - very seriously - that she quit her career as a lawyer… to start a podcast as a cat. Because that’s the thing about starting something new: More often than not, it doesn’t look polished or profound. It looks like curiosity, experimentation - and sometimes, doing something absolutely absurd, but quintessentially

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49:54

218. The Hard Truth About Success from a Top Creator...

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2025/09/15

Before Aiken Chia became one of Singapore’s most recognizable YouTubers and food content creators, he was a broke twenty-something who had spent years auditioning, collecting rejection after rejection, and was on the verge of quitting media altogether. It was that mix of setbacks, resilience, and the unwavering support of his community that shaped the creator he is today. From his breakout years through producing a popular series called Food King, to now building his own independent channel, Aiken

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45:23

217. What No One Tells You About Succeeding as a...

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2025/09/08

When Ainul Md Razib first started posting about tech careers on TikTok, almost no one in Singapore was doing it. While most of the platform was filled with dance trends and food reviews, she chose to talk about coding and professional growth - becoming one of the first local career-focused creators. Today, Ainul is a Cybersecurity Engineer at IBM, known online as AinLovesCode. She’s been named to the Singapore 100 Women in Tech 2025 list, and her work continues to champion diversity and inclusion

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50:28

216. From Banker to Best-Selling Author & Global...

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2025/08/17

Most of us introduce ourselves with a title: “I’m a coach,” “I’m a banker,” “I’m a podcaster.” The problem with this is that the moment you do that, you’ve put yourself in the same box as everyone else with that title. Our guest today, Simon Alexander Ong - bestselling author of Energize, international keynote speaker, and award-winning coach - knows this firsthand. For years, he chased job titles he thought would define his success, until he realised that real success and true differentiation come

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17:46

Answering More Deep & Weird Questions (Podcaster Q&A)

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2025/08/11

In this unscripted bonus episode, I answer delightfully weird and deeply personal questions from friends - Covering everything from past insecurities, podcast advice, to how my friendships have evolved. In this episode, we cover: (00:00) Introduction (0:35) What crime would you commit if it were legal for 12 hours? (0:59) If you were a cult leader, what’s your cult’s name and aesthetic? (01:41) What’s the weirdest compliment that would absolutely make your day? (03:03) You’re suddenly famous

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17:53

215. Behind the Scenes: How I Produce...

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2025/08/04

Today, I’m taking you behind the scenes of what it actually takes to create an authority-building podcast, through the lens of my work as a podcast producer for organizations and other established shows. If you’ve been thinking about starting a podcast or turning your existing one into a real authority-building asset, this episode will give you a look at what it actually takes. In this episode, we cover: (00:00) Introduction (02:09) Stage 1: Pre-Production (08:58) Stage 2: Recording (11:44)

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37:56

214. 200K Followers on Instagram AND TikTok (With...

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2025/07/29

A lot of us don’t like how we sound. We cringe at our recorded voice. We worry our accent makes us seem less polished, less credible, less worthy of being listened to. Our guest today, Caitanya Tan - or Cait - knows that feeling intimately. As an actress, host, voiceover artist, and content creator with over 200,000 followers on both TikTok AND Instagram, her voice is the tool she’s built her career on… Yet it’s also the thing she’s had to constantly adjust, explain, and defend. In today’s

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51:40

213. She wanted to quit… Now her YouTube has 200K...

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2025/07/24

What if your most defining trait wasn’t talent, luck, or strategy… But simply the willingness to keep going, even when no one’s watching, and nothing seems to be working? Today on EDIT HISTORY, we’re joined by Laurie Wang - Speaker, entrepreneur, and YouTuber with nearly 200,000 subscribers - As she reflects on the invisible seasons that shaped her body of work. In this conversation, we explore what consistency really looks like behind the scenes, the emotional cost of comparison, the lessons Laurie

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25:47

Answering Your Deepest & Weirdest Questions...

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2025/07/18

In this impromptu bonus episode of EDIT HISTORY, I answer spontaneous questions from my friends after a last-minute guest cancellation. From podcasting highs and moments of self-doubt to K-pop playlists and unpopular opinions, I get candid about my personal quirks, creative process, and what keeps me going as a solopreneur podcaster. In this episode, we cover: (00:00) Introduction (00:23) What’s one decision you’re so proud of? (01:57) What do you do to make guests feel comfortable? (04:20)

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43:46

212. There wasn't a stage for my story, so I built my...

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2025/06/30

Most people think storytelling is about making yourself look good. But today’s guest believes the opposite. Anna Ong is the founder of What’s Your Story Slam (Singapore’s longest-running live storytelling show) and a global storytelling coach who’s helped over 300 leaders become impossible to ignore. But before any of that, Anna spent 15 years in banking, hoping her work would speak for itself. It didn’t. What did she learned instead? Great ideas don’t win. Great storytellers do. After leaving the

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50:25

211. How I built a career and spoke at Ivy League...

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2025/06/24

Sometimes, silence comes at a cost. It shows up in missed job offers, overlooked talents, and years spent waiting for recognition that never arrives. Dr. Gertrude Nonterah grew up in a culture where you weren’t supposed to promote yourself - you waited for others to notice your brilliance. But after losing her job in 2018, she realized that hard work wasn’t enough. If she didn’t learn to speak up and share her story, she’d keep getting passed over. Today, Dr. G is the founder of The Bold PhD, where

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17:02

210. 5 Things Successful Podcasters Do Differently

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2025/06/09

In this episode, we will look at the five characteristics I see in the most successful podcasters I know. These are internal qualities — ways of thinking, ways of working — that shape everything you create. Characteristics that help you build not just a show… but a body of work. Whether you're just starting out, or you’ve been at this for a while and feel like your podcast could go deeper, I hope today’s episode helps you reflect — and recommit — to the kind of creator you want to be. In this

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45:01

209. Build a meaningful online presence & community...

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2025/06/02

Most people start building an online presence with one goal in mind: to be seen. To grow an audience, promote their work, and build credibility.But over time, that purpose often shifts. For those who stick with it, who keep showing up with intention, an online presence can become something far more meaningful. It becomes a platform to advocate for the things that truly matter. In this episode, I sit down with Jennifer Van Alstyne to talk about what it means to create content that goes beyond

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41:01

208. Become a thought leader by going deep on your...

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2025/05/19

There’s a reason most people never become known for their thought leadership. It’s not because they lack ideas… But because they haven’t done the work to build their credibility or subject matter expertise. Today’s guest is Simone Heng, a human connection specialist and award-winning author. Simone’s mission is to inspire deeper connection in a world that’s increasingly disconnected. Her book Let’s Talk About Loneliness has received six international accolades. She’s also spoken to thousands (ex:

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46:42

207. Speaking up when you're told that you are "too...

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2025/05/05

There’s a moment when we’re taught to quiet ourselves. Maybe someone said they couldn’t understand your accent. Maybe you were told you were “too much.” Or maybe something happened that made you start playing small just to stay safe. And so your voice - your real voice - gets buried under layers of doubt, conditioning, and fear… But what happens when you decide you’re done with that? Today’s guest is Jam Gamble, an educator, award-winning media personality, and one of the fiercest advocates for

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