YanaTV is a Singapore based independent talk show that amplifies the voices of impactful, influential and conscious people of Singapore. Join Yana, as she is having heart-to-heart conversations with people of different backgrounds, religions, languages, and beliefs, who are all found home in the lion city and would like to share their stories and messages with the world.
In today’s episode of Yana TV, we delve into the fascinating journey of Omar Hadoui. Born in France to Moroccan parents, Omar’s career began in Europe, but it was Asia’s call that reshaped his destiny.
Today on YanaTV we meet Ms. Suchi, the world’s only female laughter therapist who mastered over 100 exercises.
In this episode of YanaTV, we are joined by Tristan Sjoberg, an accomplished Swedish entrepreneur and business executive with extensive experience across Asia.
In this episode of YanaTV, we welcome Kotaro Tamura San, a multifaceted angel investor and former politician. Tamura shares his journey from a small town in Japan to becoming a globally recognized investor.
Natalia shares her extensive experience in therapy and her motivations for writing a book aimed at helping a broader audience understand and heal from trauma.
On today’s episode of Yana TV, we explore this question with our guest, Grant “Upbeat” Bosnick. From his unique Croatian Canadian identity to his transformative journey through Canada, Japan, and finally Singapore, Grant unpacks the significant role drumming plays in linking self-leadership with neuroscience.
Meet Stephanie Dickson, the visionary behind Green is the New Black, who shares her journey from a fashion career to becoming a sustainability pioneer.
What does it mean to be an Asian from the West? Is AI a friend or foe to our future jobs, our families and our children? A single father and a tech leader?
Meet Bernard Leong. Dr Bernard Leong is currently the founder and CEO of Dorje AI, a new enterprise AI startup focusing on building the next-generation business operating system that enables companies to be productive, optimally efficient and continuously adaptive.
We are continuing stories of women this month. What is it like to jump back into the workforce after taking a break for motherhood?
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