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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. 8 HRS AGO

    Stories Untold- Episode 1: Issei Sagawa - "Kobe Cannibal"

    Content warning: The following episode may contain some details listeners may find distressing. Welcome to the premiere of Stories Untold. What happens when the line between human desire and literal consumption blurs? In our pilot episode, hosts Kritikka, Visruth, and Aleena unpack the haunting case of Issei Sagawa—the "Kobe Cannibal."In 1981, a shocking crime in Paris horrified the world, but the aftermath was even more disturbing: a killer who didn't just escape the shadows, but stepped into the spotlight of celebrity. Some stories are better left untold... but we're telling them anyways.

    22 min
  2. In The Now - Episode 2: Singapore Budget 2026

    5D AGO

    In The Now - Episode 2: Singapore Budget 2026

    Recorded 13 February 2026 It's the day after Prime Minister and Finance Minister Lawrence Wong unveiled the government's budget for the next financial year. Budget 2026's theme is "Securing Our Future Together in a Changed World", contains some big initiatives, including announcements regarding harnessing AI. This Budget, being the first since the General Election in 2025, allows one to peek into the government's agenda for the term ahead. Join us, Anelka and Nico, together with our guest, Yao Ting in this special episode as we share our thoughts while unpacking the Budget statement. Also, we discuss the various measures, from supporting the individual, to strengthening the Singapore Spirit. During the break, ever wondered what goes on behind the mics off-air? We share a snippet of the conversations we have in between recordings. A pertinent current affair topic broadcasted in time with the ongoing Committee of Supply (COS) debate, this episode's a long one so saddle up. Happy listening! :) To read more about the Budget, visit singaporebudget.gov.sg

    1h 27m
  3. What's Going On - NUS AI Safety Interest Group

    MAR 1

    What's Going On - NUS AI Safety Interest Group

    Welcome back to What's going on, a podcast that focuses on sharing stories, insights and perspectives through interviews with experts in their respective fields. In this episode join, Host Ryan Hon, as he interviews the founder of NUS Safety Interest group, Kai Zhe. Throughout the episode, be prepared to understand the crux of AI safety, its effects on our lives and what big tech companies like OpenAI are doing, if they are, to prevent the doomsday of humanity.

    30 min
  4. Muspi Morel - Episode 1: The Forbidden J-Word

    FEB 23

    Muspi Morel - Episode 1: The Forbidden J-Word

    Join Jacqueline, Keat Boon, Pia, Vicky, and Wyman as they dive into this week’s random topic, the word that strikes fear into the hearts of university students everywhere… JOBS!

    35 min
  5. In The Now - Episode 1: Canteen Food Revisited! (Back for AY25/26 Semester 2)

    FEB 14

    In The Now - Episode 1: Canteen Food Revisited! (Back for AY25/26 Semester 2)

    Recorded 6 February 2026 In The Now is back for another semester! :) What better way to start our first episode from winter with a revisit of a topic we did last semester -- canteen food! Join us, Anelka and Nico, as check in on the Central Kitchen Canteen Model which debuted in a handful of primary and secondary schools in January this year. The matter was also the anchor for multiple parliamentary questions in the recent sitting of Parliament in early February. Is the model living up to its aim of providing accessible, nutritious and affordable meals to students? During the short break, listen in to Lucas (Year 1 Business student) from Nussync as he talks about his club and his favourite experiences during his time there. After the break, we turn to the event that made rounds in the news and social media with regard to canteens. Finally, we circle back on what we think of Singapore's school canteen culture, its status nationally and its influence in the national identity. Happy listening!

    34 min
  6. The Red Stone - Episode 3: Philosophy and Art

    FEB 14

    The Red Stone - Episode 3: Philosophy and Art

    On 23 October 2025, Nathanael Lau and Priscilla Hao interviewed Professor Ben Blumson and Professor John Holbo for the third episode of the Red Stone. This segment examines both the common ground and differences in our professor’s interests in the philosophy of art, spanning comic books, conceptual art, and music.

    1h 40m
  7. Detour Diaries - Episode 2: Exploring Thailand!

    FEB 10

    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
  8. In The Between - USA Operation on Venezuela and its Implications

    FEB 6

    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
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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
    225
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © Radio Pulze
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