Simon Tay's guest appearances

Simon Tay

It's Electric! The Electric Car Show with Afeez Kay

Kopi Time podcast with Taimur Baig

Eyes on Southeast Asia

Lewis Black

Kishore Mahbubani

Peter Miller

Michael Sonnenshein

Paul Martin

Bill Smith

Stephen Schwartz

Raghuram Rajan

Maya MacGuineas

Jose Ramos

Barry Eichengreen

Sidney Jones

James Crabtree

Michael Vatikiotis

Arvind Subramanian

OwlTail

Cesar Purisima

Evan Laksmana

In this episode, Jamil Maidan Flores hosted Cesar Purisima (Philippines), Simon Tay (Singapore), and Evan Laksmana (Indonesia) as they reflected upon the latest US-China Alaska meeting. Tune in to this episode to find out about the speakers' views on the meeting and what they have to say on how ASEAN should respond to the rivalry between the two powers. They also explored the possibility of the US welcoming the BRI and similarly of China embracing FOIP. This Podcast is also available in a video format on FPCI’s Official Youtube Channel. Don’t forget to Like, Follow, and Subscribe to Eyes on Southeast Asia on your favorite streaming platform!

In this episode, Jamil Maidan Flores hosted Cesar Purisima (Philippines), Simon Tay (Singapore), and Evan Laksmana (Indonesia) as they reflected upon the latest US-China Alaska meeting. Tune in to this episode to find out about the speakers' views on the meeting and what they have to say on how ASEAN should respond to the rivalry between the two powers. They also explored the possibility of the US welcoming the BRI and similarly of China embracing FOIP. This Podcast is also available in a video format on FPCI’s Official <a href="https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUpg_oxBDlco1YJqU5Eo0R117k-ksnqXz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Youtube</a> Channel. Don’t forget to Like, Follow, and Subscribe to Eyes on Southeast Asia on your favorite streaming platform!

Cesar Purisima, Simon Tay, & Evan Laksmana | US - China Alaska Meeting: Views from Southeast Asia

“Having lived through the Asian financial crisis and the SARS crisis, if you add the two together, this (Covid-19) is possibly more challenging... (For the world) we can hope for good leadership to emerge, but I sometimes wonder if we have got the right (global) leadership right now. Where we are now… there is a dark path ahead. It might emerge in light, we could be better people, but there is a long way to go, and there will be challenges every step of the way.” --Prof Simon Tay, Chairman of the Singapore Institute of International Affairs and a tenured Associate Professor of international law at the National University of Singapore Faculty of Law In this podcast, we have an in-depth conversation with Prof Tay, who digs into his extensive experience to go over how Singapore is balancing its fight against Covid-19 between mitigation and suppression. In a wide-ranging discussion, he walks us through the need for pragmatic governance (independent of ideology), the grim path ahead for the world’s economies and societies, the myriad challenges faced by China, the US playbook at the current juncture, the outlook for Asean, and the urgent need for international cooperation, both at the regional and multilateral levels.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“Having lived through the Asian financial crisis and the SARS crisis, if you add the two together, this (Covid-19) is possibly more challenging... (For the world) we can hope for good leadership to emerge, but I sometimes wonder if we have got the right (global) leadership right now. Where we are now… there is a dark path ahead. It might emerge in light, we could be better people, but there is a long way to go, and there will be challenges every step of the way.” --Prof Simon Tay, Chairman of the Singapore Institute of International Affairs and a tenured Associate Professor of international law at the National University of Singapore Faculty of Law In this <a href="https://www.dbs.com.sg/treasures/aics/economics/templatedata/article/generic/data/en/GR/032020/200331_podcast.xml" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcast</a>, we have an in-depth conversation with Prof Tay, who digs into his extensive experience to go over how Singapore is balancing its fight against Covid-19 between mitigation and suppression. In a wide-ranging discussion, he walks us through the need for pragmatic governance (independent of ideology), the grim path ahead for the world’s economies and societies, the myriad challenges faced by China, the US playbook at the current juncture, the outlook for Asean, and the urgent need for international cooperation, both at the regional and multilateral levels.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Kopi Time E06: Simon Tay on Singapore, China, US, and Asean

Afeez welcomes one of his electric unicycle heroes onto this episode of It's Electric! Simon Tay is heavily involved in the electric unicycle game and has a ton of insights and perspectives on what companies are doing right, and how they can be improved!   In This Episode   What is an electric unicycle and how does it work?   Car ownership and the appeal of unicycles in Singapore   Makes and Models that Simon enjoys   Features that future unicycles should have       “The pedestrian path is very well maintained” “Some people want to go for long distance, some people just want the last mile solution” “There is always one unicycle the suits the individual”

Afeez welcomes one of his electric unicycle heroes onto this episode of It's Electric! Simon Tay is heavily involved in the electric unicycle game and has a ton of insights and perspectives on what companies are doing right, and how they can be improved! In This Episode <ul> <li> What is an electric unicycle and how does it work? </li> <li> Car ownership and the appeal of unicycles in Singapore </li> <li> Makes and Models that Simon enjoys </li> <li> Features that future unicycles should have </li> </ul> “The pedestrian path is very well maintained” “Some people want to go for long distance, some people just want the last mile solution” “There is always one unicycle the suits the individual”

Electric Unicycles and Other EV's in Singapore with Simon Tay