#691: Kpod Vapes to be Listed as Illegal Drug & Astronomer CEO Resigns After Coldplay Controversy

Minister for Health Ong Ye Kung announced that MOH is working with MOH to list etomidate as an illegal drug after one-third of vapes seized were found to contain it. Is this the best solution? Elsewhere, Astronomer CEO Andy Byron resigns after getting caught cheating with his HR Head, Kristin Cabot, on camera at a Coldplay Concert in Boston. We unpack the ethics, memes, and whether Coldplay is really to blame. Our Sponsor – CloserStill MediaAttend eCommerce Expo | DMEXCO Asia, happening 8-9 Oct at MBSGet your free tickets hereJoin our Reddit AMA on Tue, 22 July at 4pm SGTHappening on our YLB Subreddit(00:00) eCommerce Expo | DMEXCO Asia(01:06) Intro(11:22) Kpod Vapes to be Listed as Illegal Drug(38:26) Astronomer CEO Resigns After Coldplay Controversy(53:53) One Shiok Comment(58:06) One Shiok ThingOne Shiok ThingHaresh: Kingsman: The Golden Circle | Official TrailerTerence: Singapore Stories: Pathways and Detours in ArtSign up for "Your Little Bit" - our weekly newsletterGet a weekly roundup of our One Shiok Things & first dibs on our latest launches!Click here to sign up!Comment on this episode!Reddit | TelegramFollow us on our socials for the latest newsTikTok | Instagram | FacebookKpod Vapes to be Listed as Illegal DrugSingapore working to list etomidate as illegal drug; one-third of vapes seized found to contain itWhat we can do to fight the insidious threat of ‘zombie vapes’Over 2,500 vaping reports in first half of 2025; HSA to launch online reporting formAlleged Kpod peddler filmed trying to flee raid in Bishan charged with 6 offences2 weeks’ jail for man caught smuggling over 1,800 vapes and pods into SingaporeAstronomer CEO Resigns After Coldplay ControversyAstronomer CEO Andy Byron resigns after Coldplay 'kiss cam' controversyChris Martin branded 'messy' as he makes more drama after Astronomer CEO affair scandalMics and Headphones from @shureChairs from @ergotunechairEdited and mixed by Tristen Yeak Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.