The director of charitable organization WE CARE and chairperson for Transformation in Humanity also runs her own counseling and meditation center, KnowThySelf. She tells Mandy Lynn how she transformed her life and the lives of others.

The Gush Chase is a regional talent search organized by Gushcloud for bands and social media influencers, who stand a chance to win an all-expenses-paid trip to Gush 2012 in San Francisco this August.

Bleeding Grace is the tale of a couple who try to get on with life after their child dies, told through poetry and physical movement. The stars, Helmi Fita and Eleanor Tan, tell Chin Hui Wen about executing the physical and theatrical aspects of their roles, bonding as a cast and dealing with dark themes.

Eugene Tay, the founder of the Greenstore (an eco-friendly product review website) launched the inaugural edition of The Green Singapore Sale (TGSS). He talks to Chin Hui Wen about his inspiration for the event, why more Singaporeans don’t shop for green products and the expected response.

Daryl Arnold is the co-founder and CEO of Newton Circus, an agency that helps multinational corporations create and improve products or services that benefit people and the planet.

The guest DJ for globally renowned clubs like Privilege in Ibiza, London’s Minstry of Sound and the main stage of Miami’s Ultra Music Festival reveals her inner thoughts to Mandy Lynn.

The creator of award-winning hit TV series The Kitchen Musical and creative director of The Group Entertainment shares some food for thought with Terry Ong.

David Rockwell, founder and CEO of American architecture firm the Rockwell Group, designed the swank new W Singapore at Sentosa Cove set to open on September 16. He tells Ric Stockfis about hot design trends for 2012, his hatred of poor lighting and infusing local elements into the upcoming Sentosa property.

Michael Angelakos, the founder and frontman of pioneering electro pop group Passion Pit, chats with Chin Hui Wen about his work process, the commercialism of music videos and taking time for himself on tour.

Rayann Condy is the director of Purple, a play about real life transsexual Maggie Lai’s relationship with her father. She chats with Chin Hui Wen about the rollercoaster script, being an outsider and the show’s circus theme.