The Chris Henson Conversation

I 🩷 My Job: The Business of Wheels — Driven by Kana

In this episode of The Chris Henson Conversation, we pull back the curtain on the Singapore car market. Joining me in the studio is Kana, Director of Car Craft Pte Ltd. We walk through his journey from his early education to establishing his footprint in the automotive industry. We don't just talk about the cars—we dive deep into the grit, the shifting landscape of EVs, the realities of COE prices, and what the future of car sales looks like in Singapore. Whether you’re a petrol head or an aspiring entrepreneur, this is a look at the trade from the inside. Watch [http://inside.Watch]the full video by clicking on the link https://youtu.be/HKaG1ZAdNa4 [https://youtu.be/HKaG1ZAdNa4] Go to the Shure Shop now at https: //shop.SHURE.com.sg/ [http://shop.SHURE.com.sg/] and use our promo code: AFCHENSON to get limited Shure merchandise with your purchases!

Legally Speaking: That War of the Decibels - Neighbor Disputes

Welcome to the first episode of our brand new series, "Legally Speaking..." featuring our new Resident Guest, Boey Swee Siang. In this debut session, we discuss the rising tensions between neighbors regarding noise, the legal measures used to deal with disturbances, and how POHA applies to harassment. We also tackle the frustrations of those being complained against when enforcement and legal limits seem unclear. Boey brings over 30 years of experience to the show, offering a sharp, unfiltered perspective on the legal issues that affect your daily life and business. WATCH THE FULL SERIES PLAYLIST: https://youtu.be/2hKsxf_rAKc [https://youtu.be/2hKsxf_rAKc] SUBSCRIBERS: This series is for you. Tell us what legal topics you’d like Boey to dissect next or post your burning legal questions below!

Tribute to SG Music Icons: That Rahim Magic with Rozie Rahim!

We open this episode of Tribute to SG Music Icons with a special duet of the Nat King Cole classic "Unforgettable," performed with our guest, Rozie Rahim. As the youngest child of one of Singapore’s most storied entertainment families, Rozie shares her journey of navigating a distinct path while growing up in a strict household alongside her parents—the legendary "Nat King Cole of Singapore" Rahim Hamid and celebrated actress Mariam Baharom—and her siblings, Cultural Medallion recipient Rahimah Rahim and versatile actor Rahman Rahim. We discuss Rozie’s venture away from the nightlife circuit, her continued work performing for various events, and her discovery of a passion for show production. It is a candid look at her efforts to establish her own identity while remaining a pillar of support for her family legacy.

Tribute to SG Music Icons: That Real Talkin’ with Jive Talkin’

They aren’t just a band; they’re a Singaporean institution. 🇸🇬 This week on The Chris Henson Conversation, we are honored to host Raffy Aspier and Iskandar Jr. for an in-depth tribute to the legends of the groove: Jive Talkin’. 🎸 We’re going beyond the stage lights to get the "Real Talkin’" on the band’s incredible journey—from the early vision of the late Bani Farouk and the magic of the founding members to the powerhouse lineup that continues to dominate the scene today. 🥁🔥 We discuss the evolution of their sound, the grit required for long-term residencies, and what it takes to remain the gold standard of live music for over three decades. 🎤✨ In this episode: * The vision of the architect, Bani Farouk. * The chemistry of the original lineup. * How the band finds its groove in 2026. * Advice for the next generation of SG musicians. Watch the full tribute now! 📺🔊

Tribute to SG Music Icons: Tamagoh – 40 Years of Rhythm & Resilience

OUT NOW: Tribute to SG Music Icons: Tamagoh – 40 Years of Rhythm & Resilience 🥁✨ “Put your egos outside the door when you are practicing.” 🚪🚫🙌 In this special edition of the Tribute to SG Music Icons series, I sit down with a man whose name is synonymous with the drums in Singapore: TAMAGOH. 🇸🇬🎵 For over 40 years, Tama has been the engine room for some of the greatest musical moments in our nation’s history. From his 35-year partnership with Jeremy Monteiro to backing international stars like Sandy Lam and Sarah Brightman, his journey is a masterclass in versatility and professional longevity. 🎹🌟 In this episode, we explore: * 🥁 The origin of the name "Tama" and his early "kampong" roots. * 🌃 The golden era of Singapore’s nightlife and the transition to global jazz stages. * 🎙️ His technical evolution and long-standing relationship with Shure gear. * 🏙️ His pivot to leadership as Director of the Singapore Street Festival. * 🚲 The physical and mental discipline of a musician who cycles 150km a week to stay sharp! * This isn't just a talk about music; it’s a conversation about the heart, soul, and timing it takes to become a true icon. ❤️🔥 Watch the full conversation now! 📺👇 https://youtu.be/U7o05joTsr8 [https://youtu.be/U7o05joTsr8]