Let's face it - we haven't been living in the most sustainable way. From using single-use utensils, to relying on online shopping and amassing so much packaging, there are so many things that we need to improve on. But what is stopping us from kicking these habits? In this episode of IMO, we confess how much waste we dispose of on a day-to-day basis, and what more we can do to lead a more sustainable life. At Singapore’s current rate of waste generated, our one and only Semakau Landfill is expected to be fully filled by 2035. While we have been contributing to the waste problem, we can also be the solution! Click on the links in bio to find out how you can be part of 'Say YES to Waste Less' (SYTWL) solution: - Get rewarded when you SYTWL: go.gov.sg/sytwli - More ways to SYTWL: instagram.com/cleanandgreensg #SayYEStoWasteLess This episode of IMO is brought to you by the National Environment Agency.

"You're a late bloomer" is just an example of what some evergreen people hear constantly, along with "Your time will come" and "It will come when you least expect it". We are familiar with the light-hearted side of being single your whole life, but what is the reality of being evergreen? In this episode of IMO, Estee shares about her experience being single her whole life, and the emotional ups and downs that come with it.

Valentine's Day is coming, and love is in the air. And for John, that means swiping on dating apps. Watch as we go through his dating app profiles for all 5 of the dating apps he uses, and rate it ruthlessly.

The recent trial between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard has gotten mainstream attention on social media. Whether it is the memes, the highlight videos online, or the reaction videos by content creators, this trial has become a pop culture event. But what are the implications of such mainstream attention especially on a trial that covers sensitive topics such as domestic abuse and mental health? Listen as we discuss how we think this might affect society in the future.

Mental health is a topic that we haven't been shy to talk about, but we have not gone into detail about our own mental health journeys and what we have learnt through the years. Watch as we discuss about our own experiences with emotional struggles and mental illness, with our special guest Joyce.   Warning, this episode might come off a little messy, both technically and discussion wise. This is not EP39 (unlike what we said in the podcast), and we will be uploading two more episodes before the end of the season.

It is the start of a new semester for university students, and with that comes a whole new batch of freshmen entering a new phase of their lives. University has gained a reputation through media for being a place where the party doesn't stop, but what are some practical tips for surviving university? Listen as we go through some of our experiences in uni thus far, and some things we wish we knew when we were freshmen.