Buildings And Businesses That Shaped Telok Ayer | Streets Made For Talking | Full Episode

What are the invisible threads that connect businesses and buildings in Telok Ayer? Theatre performer Rizman and Playwright Nabilah discover design and trivia that have shaped the identity of these streets.
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00:00 Introduction
03:52 A unique mosque along Telok Ayer
07:42 History of the Singapore River
12:52 Trengganu Street's slave market
16:16 Exploring places of worship
19:28 Talking shop about shophouses
23:41 Chettiar moneylenders of Market Street
28:45 Huge medical clinic in Telok Ayer
31:42 Singapore's homegrown Axe brand oil
36:17 The 'richest' street in Singapore
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About the show: Streets Made For Talking is back! This time, a visual artist, two theatre performers and a musician walk into Telok Ayer. What will they find within these streets that’s going to surprise them?
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[@xgoreeedonx]

Yooo Rizman!!! He taught me drama in secondary school way back in the late 2000s! Good seeing him on this episode! 👏🏻👏🏻

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Buildings And Businesses That Shaped Telok Ayer | Streets Made For Talking | Full Episode

[@PAPJOKEs]

Coupled with the decline in public trust in the PAP since the watershed election of 2011 and the government’s mismanagement of the COVID-19 pandemic, it remains to be seen if the PAP can weather this storm.

[@user-ug3rz4cu4s]

Telok Ayer is a disgusting Chinese scar in Nusantaran Singapura.

[@Colonelmj]

salty

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The recent spate of scandals is likely to hurt the PAP’s chances in the next general election, which will be due by the end of 2025. In 2020, Iswaran’s West Coast Group Representation Constituency was held by only 1.7 per cent after his PAP team suffered a 26 per cent swing against it. After the PAP’s surprise loss of the Sengkang constituency in that election, there is a real possibility that it may not hold onto the West Coast constituency in the next election. Coupled with the decline in public trust in the PAP since the watershed election of 2011 and the government’s mismanagement of the COVID-19 pandemic, it remains to be seen if the PAP can weather this storm.