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Radio Pulze is an internet radio station located on the National University of Singapore (NUS) campus. We share a strong passion and love for music and are avid supporters of music from all over the world! Tune in to the sound of NUS every Saturday and Sunday! 🎤

  1. Detour Diaries - Episode 2: Exploring Thailand!

    3D AGO

    Detour Diaries - Episode 2: Exploring Thailand!

    Thailand, the land of good food, great hospitality and really painful back massages, its hard not to find something to do in Thailand to get away from the stresses of life. However, is nightlife, massages and food all there is to a land housing many areas that tourists might miss? Join us as we discuss our experiences in Thailand and maybe even catch one or two interesting stories along the way!

    39 min
  2. In The Between - USA Operation on Venezuela and its Implications

    6D AGO

    In The Between - USA Operation on Venezuela and its Implications

    Recorded 23 January 2026 Happy 2026! Enjoy this impromptu session of In The Between (not In The Now, apparently) as Radio Pulze slowly restarts from our winter hibernation. Just after New Year's, the Trump Administration launched an operation in Venezuela, capturing its leader Nicolas Maduro. Following the operation, international news attention was focused on the South American country, showing countless of reactions from both sides. Join Anelka, Nico, JS (Year 2 Chinese Studies student) and Yao Ting (Year 2 Political Science student) as we discuss what happened, the aftermath, reaction, and reasons for the US' strike on Venezuela. Was it political, economical, or a mixture of both? After the break, we discuss the possible implications of the operation before turning to another development: US President Donald Trump's intention on acquiring Greenland, an autonomous territory of Denmark 2000km from the US. How do the events in Caracas affect the issue of Greenland? In the midst of this rather serious discussion, we take a break and hear about Yao Ting's journey to NUS and his reasons for choosing PS. Additionally, hear some tidbits from Anelka and Yao Ting as we talk about the course we met - PS2249 Government and Politics of Singapore - and the prolific teacher for the course. It's a long one to quench that current affairs thirst for all you listeners. Happy listening!

    58 min
  3. Off The Books - Episode 2: Mid-Term Update! Touching grass, but still on that grind

    JAN 29

    Off The Books - Episode 2: Mid-Term Update! Touching grass, but still on that grind

    Post-midterm season got you snoozing?  Or have you been working extra hard during this busy period Tune in to the second episode of OFF THE BOOKSS! The radiopulze show where NUS students discuss tips, tricks and their qualms as uni-life continues to challenge them. Dial in to this second chapter to relate with common student concerns, get (some) study hacks and possibly some motivation as we head into finals season. As Sharanyaa, Aleena, Hannah, Hayley and Yi Xuan share and merge perspectives, expect to feel amused, heard and maybe even hopeful! New episodes drop every two weeks! Hit that follow button and come laugh, rant, and overshare with us at OFF THE BOOKS!

    28 min
  4. The Red Stone Episode 2: Philosophy and Pastries

    2025-12-31

    The Red Stone Episode 2: Philosophy and Pastries

    On 7 October 2025, Vicky Ang and Eliza Lim interviewed Professor Lavinia Picollo and Professor Ethan Jerzak for the second episode of the Red Stone podcast. This segment explores how our professors got started in philosophy, why philosophy is important to everyone, how everyone is evil, and pastries.

    1h 17m
  5. In The Now - Episode 7: Farewell

    2025-12-24

    In The Now - Episode 7: Farewell

    Recorded 13 November 2025 Merry Christmas from all of us here in In The Now! It's that time of the semester to say our farewells and 'see you later's. This episode, the current affair is us! It was Luca's final weeks in Singapore (and NUS). Tune in as he shares his reflections, thoughts and things he's going to miss leaving the Little Red Dot. Next, listen to our reflections for the semester, our plans for the near future and if this show is making a comeback come 2026. Listen to Wei Jie and Luca's experience as first timers in podcast production, as well as Anelka and Nico's thoughts on how the show has evolved over the semester. For the last time, join us, Anelka, Luca, Nico and Wei Jie as we take to the mics one final time this semester. Happy listening! Thank you for listening in to our podcast. Even if you've just dabbled into our show for just a few minutes, we're really grateful for that. See you (hopefully) next semester! Cheers :) - In The Now team

    45 min
  6. Ultra Sonic - Ep2 Controversial music opinions

    2025-12-24

    Ultra Sonic - Ep2 Controversial music opinions

    hot takes on music

    25 min
  7. In The Now - Episode 6: Politics

    2025-12-18

    In The Now - Episode 6: Politics

    Recorded 6 November 2025 Episode Released on 18 December 2025 The Singapore Government announced in November their intention to gazette 38 Oxley Road as a national monument. To Singaporeans, this address was well known as the residence of former Prime Minister (PM) Lee Kuan Yew. This is the latest in a long-running episode regarding the future of the late Mr Lee's house. Join us, Anelka, Luca, Nico and Wei Jie as we discuss the legacy of Mr Lee Kuan Yew and the possible next steps for the site. During the break, tune in to Wei Jie's rant on co-curricular activites (CCA). After, we pivot to ASEAN and Asia news as summit season wraps up in the region. We talk you through the multiple points that made the news from the ASEAN summit in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and the APEC summit in Gyeongju, South Korea. Plus, we discuss the appointment of Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi (the first female PM of Japan), as well as the election of Zohran Mamdani in New York City. It's a jam-packed episode packed with politics for the political buffs and the curious. Happy listening! EDITOR'S NOTE: This episode reflects the circumstances at recording in early November 2025 (6 November 2025). The team acknowledges since then, the situation has evolved, including the conflict between Cambodia and Thailand. We encourage you to keep this context in mind. The discussion reflects the news and information available at the time of recording. We left the episode as is to show how these matters were understood then.

    50 min
  8. In The Now - Episode 5: Louvre Heist

    2025-11-21

    In The Now - Episode 5: Louvre Heist

    Recorded 23 October 2025 "It's like something out of a movie." That's the line we've been hearing this week as a heist took place at The Louvre in Paris, France. Join us, Anelka, Luca, Nico and Wei Jie as we take you through what happened, what might have worked in favour of those involved and the challenges to reacquire the stolen jewels. Plus, hear our predictions on developments on the Louvre Heist. (Well, you would've known who's right by now.) During the break, listen to Luca's recount and personal reflections on his recent trip to Phnom Penh, Cambodia. After the break, we delve into the question of economic feasibility of museums and their upkeep. To what financial extent museums should be maintained, who should be responsible for marketing museums to the world and who should be responsible for exhibit security? Plus, we delve a little on tourist trends and how they affect the popularity of museums. Happy listening!

    55 min
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Radio Pulze is an internet radio station located on the National University of Singapore (NUS) campus. We share a strong passion and love for music and are avid supporters of music from all over the world! Tune in to the sound of NUS every Saturday and Sunday! 🎤

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  • Creator
    Radio Pulze
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2026
  • Episodes
    219
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    © Radio Pulze
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