DNA

What is it like growing up as Kim Lim’s son? In DNA Ep 9, Kim Lim and her 9-year-old son Kyden sit down for their first-ever interview together and open up about life behind the public image.  From trying to give her children as normal a childhood as possible, to balancing motherhood with her businesses, Kim reflects on the guilt she carries as a working mum and the values she hopes to pass down to her children. The pair also share funny stories at home, Kyden’s close bond with his grandfather Peter Lim, and why kindness matters more to Kim than academics.  Executive Producer: Jonathan Fam Producer: Veron Teng Host: Rebecca Lim  Guest: Kim Lim Kyden Kho  Production house: It's Like Depth Productions  Rebecca's Hair & Makeup: Shaun Lee  Rebecca's Stylist: Alison Lim  Kim Lim's Hair & Makeup: Shaun Lee Ryan Yap  Studio: It's Like Depth StudioSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Steven Chia may be one of Singapore’s most recognisable current affairs hosts, but to his son Joshua, he’s mostly just a normal dad with bad dad jokes and a love for fixing things around the house.Steven reflected on how he adjusted his work life to spend more time with his children, and why Joshua feels proud seeing his dad’s work make an impact beyond their family.Executive Producer: Jonathan FamProducer: Veron TengHost: Rebecca Lim Guest:Steven ChiaJoshua Chia Production house:It's Like Depth Productions Rebecca's Hair & Makeup:Shaun LeeDexter Ng Rebecca's Stylist:Alison Lim Studio:It's Like Depth StudioSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What is it really like growing up as the kid of Singapore football legend Fandi Ahmad?His kids open up about the pressure of carrying the Fandi name with really big shoes to fill. Iryan shares how he was once dropped from his school football team due to chronic asthma, and how he found his way back to the sport.Fandi also reflects on the moments that shaped his life — including turning down a chance to sign with Ajax, a decision he still thinks about today. From funny family moments to honest conversations about expectations, this episode looks at the man behind the name, and the family that knows him best.Executive Producer: Jonathan FamProducer: Veron TengHost: Rebecca Lim Guest:Fandi AhmadIryan FandiIman Fandi Production house:It's Like Depth Productions Rebecca's Hair & Makeup:Shaun LeeRebecca's Stylist:Alison Lim Studio:It's Like Depth StudioSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lina Ng was a strict “tiger mum” at home, even as she stepped away from acting to raise her children, though it wasn’t entirely her choice. In this episode, she and her son Jeriel reflect on growing up with discipline, boundaries, and being the “bad guy”.  With many rules growing up, Lina shares how tough it was to balance discipline with love. Over time, their relationship evolved, with more understanding, compromise, and trust. Today, they share a close bond built on mutual respect.  Executive Producer: Jonathan Fam Producer: Veron Teng Host: Rebecca Lim  Guest: Lina Ng Jeriel Lam  Production house: It's Like Depth Productions  Rebecca's Hair & Makeup: Shaun Lee Dexter Ng  Rebecca's Stylist: Alison Lim  Studio: It's Like Depth StudioSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hassan Sunny and his eldest daughter Sarah Arissa open up about life on and off the pitch, from the pressures of being a goalkeeper to pushing through injuries while trying not to worry his family. They reflect on the blame that comes with conceding goals, Sarah and her siblings fears after seeing their father injured, and the unexpected fame Hassan gained after the World Cup qualifying match that saw fans from China still flying in to watch him play. Hassan also blushes at the thought of his daughters eventually starting to date, and reveals the shocking story of how he once delivered his own baby at home, completely unprepared. Executive Producer: Jonathan Fam  Producer: Veron Teng Host: Rebecca Lim Guest: Hassan Sunny Sarah Arissa Production house: It's Like Depth Productions   Rebecca's Hair & Makeup: Shaun Lee Dexter Ng Rebecca's Stylist:  Alison Lim   Studio: It's Like Depth StudioSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What is it like growing up in a family that’s anything but typical? In DNA Ep 5, Evelyn Tan and her daughter Kristen Lin open up about life on a boat, homeschooling, and growing up in a household of four siblings.  They reflect on Kristen’s brief rebellious phase, how their relationship evolved over time, and the values that shaped her growing up. Now, as Kristen looks toward the acting industry, she shares how her parents influenced her and why she knows they’ve got her back.  Executive Producer: Jonathan Fam  Producer: Veron Teng Host: Rebecca Lim   Guest: Evelyn Tan Kristen Lin   Production house: It's Like Depth Productions   Rebecca's Hair & Makeup: Shaun Lee Dexter Ng   Rebecca's Stylist: Alison Lim    Studio: It's Like Depth StudioSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In DNA Ep 4, Brandon Wong and his son Yu Jie open up about their relationship, from starting work at just 6 years old to becoming a hands-on father despite a demanding career. They reflect on the sacrifices behind the scenes, the impact of seeing him get injured on screen, and Yu Jie’s appreciation for a dad who always shows up. Brandon also shares how much it means to know that his efforts as a father have been seen and appreciated by his son.   Executive Producer: Jonathan Fam  Producer: Veron Teng Host: Rebecca Lim  Guest: Brandon Wong Wong Yu Jie Production house: It's Like Depth Productions   Rebecca's Hair & Makeup: Shaun Lee  Dexter Ng Rebecca's Stylist: Alison Lim   Brandon Wong & Yu Jie's Hair & Makeup: Priscilla Boh   Studio: It's Like Depth StudioSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In DNA Ep 3, Cassandra See and her son Lukas Schuler open up about their surprisingly close and honest relationship, in which they talk about everything, from growing up pains to dating and relationships. They reflect on his rebellious years, difficult parenting moments, and her decision to step away from showbiz to focus on raising Lukas, while looking back on how those years shaped who he is today and the bond they now share. Executive Producer: Jonathan Fam Producer: Veron TengHost: Rebecca Lim Guest: Cassandra SeeLukas Schuler Production house: It's Like Depth Productions  Rebecca's Hair & Makeup: Shaun Lee Dexter Ng Rebecca's Stylist: Alison Lim   Studio: It's Like Depth StudioSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What is it like growing up in the shadow of a well-known father? In DNA Ep 2, veteran actor Zhu Houren and his son Joel Choo open up about expectations, self-doubt, and finding their own paths in the same industry. From tough criticism to quiet support, they reflect on the pressures of proving oneself, missed moments growing up, and the evolving relationship between father and son which includes bonding over creating content on social media. Executive Producer: Jonathan Fam Producer: Veron TengHost: Rebecca Lim Guest: Zhu HourenJoel Choo Production house: It's Like Depth Productions  Rebecca's Hair & Makeup: Shaun Lee Dexter Ng Rebecca's Stylist: Alison Lim  Zhu Houren's Hair & Makeup: Priscilla Boh  Studio: It's Like Depth StudioSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What is it really like growing up with famous parents? In DNA Ep 1, Mediacorp Artiste Xiang Yun and her daughter Chen Yixin open up about public scrutiny, school struggles, online criticism, and the pressures of fame on family life. They reflect on parenting regrets and difficult memories, while also looking back on the meaningful moments that shaped their relationship. Executive Producer: Jonathan Fam Producer: Veron TengHost: Rebecca Lim Guest: Xiang Yun Chen Yixin Production house: It's Like Depth Productions  Rebecca's Hair & Makeup: Shaun Lee Dexter Ng Rebecca's Stylist: Alison Lim  Xiang Yun's Hair & Makeup: Priscilla Boh  Studio: It's Like Depth StudioSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.