Breakfast with Ryan Huang, Emaad Akhtar and Audrey Siek
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Get a head start to your work day with Ryan Huang, Emaad Akhtar and Audrey Siek from 6am to 9am. Listen to insightful discussions on the stories and issues that matter the most to you and be apprised of the markets and the companies to watch.
APR 2, 2026
02/04/26 - Mind Your Business: Why doing less can grow your business fasterMany founders focus on building products, raising funding, and chasing growth. But what if most startups fail because they’re solving the wrong problems from the start?
On Mind Your Business, Joshua Chan, co-founder of ErgoTune, shares the lessons behind his social content that’s been gaining traction online, what actually works when scaling a business and the common mistakes founders continue to make.
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APR 2, 2026
02/04/26 - Companies To Watch: McCormick’s $45 billion deal with Unilever raises big questionsMcCormick is making one of the biggest bets in its history. After reporting solid earnings, the company announced a multi-billion dollar deal with Unilever’s food division, a move that could transform it into a global food giant. But with scale comes risk.
Dan Koh and Ryan Huang find out if this a smart move for long-term growth, or a deal that’s simply too big to execute.
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APR 2, 2026
02/04/26 - Morning Shot: Why a Distant War Could Hit Your Mortgage in SingaporeGlobal conflicts don’t just reshape geopolitics – they can ripple through financial markets in ways that affect everyday costs at home. With oil prices rising and long-term interest rates already edging higher, the question now is how much of that pressure will show up in Singapore.
The segment breaks down how external shocks influence local rates, why Singapore Overnight Rate Average (SORA) could start moving again, and what MAS might do next. For homeowners and borrowers, what signals should matter most in the months ahead?
Arup Raha, Independent Economist based in Singapore joins the Breakfast Show
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APR 2, 2026
02/04/26 - Breakfast Bites: Unwrapping Singapore's growing love for the burritoIt’s International Burrito Day and MoneyFM 89.3 is giving them away at the CBD today! But before you grab your free lunch, we unwrap the surprising origins of burritos, how they went global, and why/how Singaporeans are doing them a little differently. Find out what your lunch says about spending habits and the cost of living!
Presented by Audrey Siek, Ryan Huang & Emaad Akhtar
Produced by Audrey Siek
Edited by Trisha Yeong
Music credit: Pixabay & its talented community of contributors
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APR 1, 2026
01/04/26 - Breakfast Bites: Do you recognise these April Fool's pranks?It's that time of the year again!
Tune in to Breakfast Bites this April Fool's as Emaad, Ryan and Audrey share some famous historical pranks from around the world!
Presented by Emaad Akhtar, Ryan Huang & Audrey Siek
Produced by Emaad Akhtar
Edited by Trisha Yeong
Photo credit: Unsplash & its talented community of contributors
Music credit: Pixabay & its talented community of contributors
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APR 1, 2026
01/04/26 - Bigger Pic: The Middle East Conflict & The Inflation "Perfect Storm"The global economy is currently navigating a "perfect storm" of supply shocks, from military conflict in the Middle East to the total shutdown of the Strait of Hormuz. With oil prices staying elevated, how much will its effects play out in the second quarter and beyond. Is the latest report of comments by Trump signaling the potential end of the war enough to win back confidence in the markets? UOB’s Head of Markets Strategy, Heng Koon How shares his outlook in this high-stakes environment.
Produced/Presented: Ryan Huang
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APR 1, 2026
01/04/26 - US Markets Wrap: Bullish Resilience - Navigating the Iran Peace RallyLaila Pence, President & Co-Founder, Pence Wealth Management breaksdown the explosive market surge as the Dow climbs over 1,100 points on reports of a potential de-escalation in the Iran conflict. She explains why current market corrections represent a rare buying opportunity, the surprising strength of corporate earnings despite the war, and how massive AI capital expenditures re poised to drive generational productivity.
Produced/Presented: Ryan Huang
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APR 1, 2026
01/04/26 - Mind Your Business: Why he walked away from Gong Cha to build LiHORodney Tang built one of Singapore’s most successful bubble tea businesses with Gong Cha, only to walk away and rebuild from scratch with LiHO Tea. It was a bold decision that reshaped his approach to business, leadership, and long-term control.
In this episode of Mind Your Business, The Breakfast Show invites Rodney to share the story behind that pivot, how he scaled LiHO into a leading brand, and why he now documents the realities of running an F&B business on TikTok.
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APR 1, 2026
01/04/26 - Companies To Watch: Stock showdown winner - Wonik Holdings, Schlumberger, Pacific Edge, SEAThe Breakfast Show crew each picked a stock at the start of the year. Now it’s time to face the results.
After three months, some picks are thriving, others are struggling, and a few didn’t go as planned. We break down the performance, the original thesis, and what we got right, or completely wrong, in this stock pick showdown.
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APR 1, 2026
01/04/26 - Morning Shot: Singapore’s 10-Cent Recycling Scheme - Will It Change Habits?From April 1, Singapore’s Beverage Container Return Scheme kicks in with consumers paying a refundable 10-cent deposit on bottled and canned drinks. With more than 1,000 reverse vending machines rolling out across the island, the goal is clear: boost recycling rates and cut contamination.
But with a transition period, rejected bottles, and questions around convenience, how smoothly will this shift in behaviour play out? And what will it take for the system to actually work at scale?
Ang Qing, Correspondent at The Straits Times (covering environment & sustainability) joins the Breakfast Show.
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