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Oct 19, 2026

Tim OhHOST
1:27
I had a little drug conversation with Charlie yesterday, right? And you guys tell me, you know, whether or not, how you would have addressed this issue.
Tim OhHOST
1:33
So we were, we went to Geylang for lunch, right? And we had to do a little bit of a walking situation because, you know, parking was a bit hard, right? And as we were walking, I'm holding his hand, he goes, Papa, Papa, I almost stepped on drugs.
Tim OhHOST
1:46
And I'm like, oh, my God.
Tim OhHOST
1:47
I mean, I know Geylang's a rough neighborhood.
Tim OhHOST
1:50
I mean, hey, it's just lying around.
Tim OhHOST
1:53
And I looked down and it was a packet of cigarettes, right? And he was like, I was like, Charlie, that's a pack of cigarettes.
Tim OhHOST
3:46
I had a little drug conversation with Charlie yesterday, right? And you guys tell me, you know, whether or not, how you would have addressed this issue.
Tim OhHOST
3:53
So we were, we went to Geylang for lunch, right? And we had to do a little bit of a walking situation because, you know, parking was a bit hard, right? And as we were walking, I'm holding his hand, he goes, Papa, Papa, I almost stepped on drugs.
Tim OhHOST
4:05
And I'm like, oh, my God.
Tim OhHOST
4:06
I mean, I know Geylang's a rough neighborhood.
Tim OhHOST
4:09
I mean, hey, it's just lying around.
Tim OhHOST
4:12
And I looked down and it was a packet of cigarettes, right? And he was like, I was like, Charlie, that's a pack of cigarettes.
Shilpa ShadesHOST
1:38
Shakur Khan Syed committed the offences in February 2025, months after he was released from reformative training.
Shilpa ShadesHOST
1:46
He was in Geylang with another man named Richard M. Azar when they met a 44-year-old man.
Shilpa ShadesHOST
1:51
They declined to pay the victim after receiving sexual services from him and beat him up instead.
Shilpa ShadesHOST
1:57
Shakur also hit the victim with a brick.
Shilpa ShadesHOST
1:38
Shakur Khan Shahid committed the offenses in February 2025, months after he was released from reformative training.
Shilpa ShadesHOST
1:46
He was in Geylang with another man named Richard M. Azhar when they met a 44-year-old man.
Shilpa ShadesHOST
1:51
They declined to pay the victim after receiving sexual services from him and beat him up instead.
Shilpa ShadesHOST
1:57
Shakur also hit the victim with a brick.
Kenn DelbridgeHOST
5:37
I wanted to know whether that's central to the business or more of an open door for everyone.
Michael KehGUEST
5:43
We are halal-based because we are at an area near Geylang Serai, so we have this, our M- Muslim Malay friends now here lah, so we want to cater to them as well.
Michael KehGUEST
5:55
Plus, when we are doing a live station outside, there's a lot of businesses who wanted the food to be halal because their team is multinational and all that, so that, that helps a little bit
Kenn DelbridgeHOST
6:09
bitSingapore likes to call itself a melting pot, but does that feel true on one street? I asked Michael what it's like on Joo Chiat Road.
Alvin YappGUEST
3:36
The, the term, the heritage town was most important for us because I believe we have more than 800 conservation houses in this precinct, and for that, we... it's warranted as a heritage town.
Alvin YappGUEST
3:48
Joo Chiat is known for many different cultures, obviously for Peranakan culture, but also for the Eurasians, the Indians, and the Malay community that lives just across from Joo Chiat, which is at Geylang Serai.
Alvin YappGUEST
4:00
When the heritage town title came to us, I believe it was more so as a precinct, as a buildings, more than its cultural heritage.
Kenn DelbridgeHOST
4:09
A protected streetscape then, not necessarily a protected soul.
Charmaine PhuaHOST
5:26
Also got a message from Chris who says salted fish is a must when it comes to claypot rice.
Charmaine PhuaHOST
5:32
And he recommends Geylang claypot rice.
Charmaine PhuaHOST
5:34
And the reason why it's called Geylang claypot rice is because it used to be at Geylang Lorong 33.
Charmaine PhuaHOST
5:40
So don't head to Geylang now.
Charmaine PhuaHOST
5:42
If you want to find it, it's at 365 Beach Road.
Charmaine PhuaHOST
5:46
Another one that Chris recommends is located at Old Airport Road Food Centre.
Charmaine PhuaHOST
7:00
FC says he loves it because it's tasty, it's fragrant and confirmed got crispy base.
Charmaine PhuaHOST
7:06
He also adds quite a lot of dark soy sauce to his liking, which is what he prefers.
Charmaine PhuaHOST
5:25
That's how good it is.
Charmaine PhuaHOST
5:26
Also got a message from Chris, who says salted fish is a must when it comes to claypot rice, and he recommends Geylang Claypot Rice.
Charmaine PhuaHOST
5:34
And the reason why it's called Geylang Claypot Rice is because it used to be at Geylang Lorong 33.
Charmaine PhuaHOST
5:40
So don't head to Geylang now, okay? If you wanna find it, it's at 365 Beach Road.
Charmaine PhuaHOST
5:46
Another one that Chris recommends is located at Old Airport Road Food Centre.
Charmaine PhuaHOST
5:49
He said it's a claypot rice located at the back row.
Charmaine PhuaHOST
7:00
FC says he loves it because it's tasty, it's fragrant, and confirm got crispy base.
Charmaine PhuaHOST
7:06
He also adds quite a lot of dark soy sauce to his liking, which is what he prefers.
Loh Kah SengHOST
26:42
It's no longer in Chinatown though.
Loh Kah SengHOST
26:44
It's located now in Geylang and run by his... grandson, Jeffrey Eng.
Loh Kah SengHOST
26:52
So this is a business selling musical instruments like pipa, erhu, as well as Chinese traditional embroidery.
Loh Kah SengHOST
27:02
It's a very interesting business and it is a Teochew business set up originally in a Teochew part of Chinatown.
Andrea McKenna BrankinGUEST
3:39
Initially, I started with One Heart in Juchit.
Andrea McKenna BrankinGUEST
3:43
They're now in Geylang.
Andrea McKenna BrankinGUEST
3:44
And they have Sound Healing.
Andrea McKenna BrankinGUEST
3:46
They have Kundalini Yoga.

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