NO ORDINARY JOE - PODCAST SERIES

In our season finale of No Ordinary Joe, host Jason Chen (Class of ’98) speaks with Eve Ang (Class of 2025), an 18-year-old visionary and founder of Immunova AI. Inspired by her mother’s battle with breast cancer, Eve has moved from the classrooms of SJI to collaborating with world-class labs to revolutionize cancer treatment through artificial intelligence. As the winner of the 2026 Emerging Innovator Award, Eve discusses her journey of faith and service, her experience as a female student in a traditionally all-boys school, and her recent address to world leaders at the UN General Assembly. Tune in to hear how this "Ordinary Joe" is bridging the gap between youth innovation and the future of medicine.

In our 6th episode of No Ordinary Joe, host Jason Chen (Class of ’98) is joined by a true maestro of the Singapore music scene, Robert Wesley Seng. 🎹🇸🇬🎶 ( Class of 79 )A visionary composer and arranger, Robert’s journey is a masterclass in the Ora et Labora spirit. From the meticulous craft of song arrangement to shaping the melodies that defined an era of Mandopop, he has turned a lifelong passion for music into a legacy of creativity and excellence. Tune in as we explore the rhythm, the resilience, and the heart behind the music.

In our fifth episode of No Ordinary Joe, host Jason Chen (Class of '98) sits down with Leong Kok Fann (Class of '74). The lion from Bras BasahKok Fann is a true icon of the Singapore game and a proud ex-Josephian who carries the 'Ora et Labora' spirit into everything he does. he was a boy from a dysfunctional home just looking for a place to belong. Leong Kok Fann, an "Old Joe" who turned the "learning labs" of a difficult childhood into a life defined by resilience, gratitude, and a very famous pair of football boots.If his story resonates with you, please LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and SHARE. Your support helps us share these stories with as many fellow Josephians as possible!

SJIOBA is proud to present NO ORDINARY JOE, a podcast series that uncovers the less than ordinary lives of Josephians shaping the world today. This seven-part series introduces you to a diverse lineup, including a former SJI principal, a pop-culture journalist, a legendary footballer, and a cancer researcher. From zine-making rebel to academic authority, meet CT Lim who is a cornerstone of Singapore’s alternative arts scene. Driven by a "do-it-yourself" spirit, Lim didn't wait for permission to be heard; he grabbed a pen, started writing reviews, and eventually became a leading voice for a generation of outsiders and indie enthusiasts.

SJIOBA is proud to present NO ORDINARY JOE, a podcast series that uncovers the less than ordinary lives of Josephians shaping the world today. This seven-part series introduces you to a diverse lineup, including a former SJI principal, a pop-culture journalist, a legendary footballer, and a cancer researcher.In Episode 2, meet Dr. Liam Pee Tze-Yang. His path to Tan Tock Seng Hospital was anything but standard. It took immense grit and a powerful spiritual intervention to turn his "less than scenic route" into a life of profound purpose.

SJIOBA is proud to present NO ORDINARY JOE, a podcast series that uncovers the less than ordinary lives of Josephians shaping the world today. This seven-part series introduces you to a diverse lineup, including a former SJI principal, a pop-culture journalist, a legendary footballer, and a cancer researcher.In Episode 2, meet Koh Thiam Seng (Class of ’76). former principal of SJI. Known for his unwavering passion and commitment to adding value to others, he shares how he left a lasting legacy on the education system.

SJIOBA is proud to present NO ORDINARY JOE, a podcast series that uncovers the less than ordinary lives of Josephians shaping the world today. This seven-part series introduces you to a diverse lineup, including a former SJI principal, a pop-culture journalist, a legendary footballer, and a cancer researcher.In our debut episode, meet Darren Ho (Class of ’98). Diagnosed with ADHD, Tourette’s, and Autism, Darren defied the odds to become a professional pickleball player and now operates three pickleball centers in China.