Dying to Meet You Angjolie Mei

Angjolie meets up with Dr Choo Wei Chieh, homecare doctor and CEO/cofounder of Ninkatec, a pal;liative care services provider in Singapore for a deep dive discussion on managing patients (both young and old) who are facing end of life and their families, Advanced Care Planning, mental wellness and burning out in the palliative care field... and maybe a little Netflix, too.

My friend of six years and fellow podcaster of his own show "BlackNWhite" Goh Theng Kiat sits with me talking about family, career, resilience and... breakdancing!

As an art therapist working in a local hospice, Calvin Pang's outlook in life is inevitably shaped by his experience in palliative and end-of-life care. In this season's second episode, Calvin shares the valuable lessons his patients have taught him in the course of his work, as well as his own perspectives of life, death and the love that goes into cherishing the precious moments he shares with the people that cross his path.

As he reconciles his life in the face of his departure, Whee Jim shares his journey of love, loss, and legacy, his own battle with motor neuron disease, and the importance of living fully.

Martin was our guest in season 2 episode 7. He has since left us and I felt it was poignant to end this season finale with some words from Martin and a highlight reel of his funeral. Good bye, Martin.

Xi Ren who is a perfectionist suffered from alopecia, a condition of sever hair loss at a very young age. Her friend jokingly said that Xi Ren would rather kill herself than to leave an imperfect life. That led her to shift her mindset and look at life in a different way. Xi Ren talks about beauty both inside and outside, and how it's important to first learn to love yourself.