Business As Usual explores the unique trades of the world, uncovering why they emerged and revealing how closely they intertwine with societal changes.

Can money truly buy everything? Put a price on anything, and it becomes a commodity. It could be hair, excrement and even time. As long as someone sees its value, they will be willing to buy it.

From the unique supply chains to the growing of demand for strange goods and services, this show delves into the world of unconventional trade and uncovers the stories behind each transaction. The host takes on the role of the observer to understand the unusual developments in the industry that are heavily intertwined with culture and humanity.

The show premiered on Channel U on 5 December 2018. It is also available on meWATCH.

Weird Food Diaries an 8-part food and travel series premieres 19 November 2018 on Mediacorp Channel 5.

In Weird Food Diaries, avid food traveller Rozz Lee goes in search of Asia’s most bizarre eats.

From slimy swamp worms to live delicacies, Rozz eats her way across Japan, Vietnam, Cambodia, Taiwan, Thailand, Korea, Indonesia and the Philippines; and explores the stories behind these strange foods.

You only live once right?  Whether it’s exotic street eats, traditional food or even haute cuisine, Rozz is ready and hungry to try it all!

The series can also be viewed on Toggle.

The 6-part autobiographical series produced for Mediacorp Channel 5, ‘My Mother’s Story‘ was awarded the GOLD REMI at the 51st Annual Worldfest-Houston International Film Festival.

In this heart-warming series, six celebrities reveal the untold stories of their mothers. Journeying into the memories of these seemingly ordinary women – each episode celebrates their victories, reminds us of their humanity and outlines their imperfections.

The series takes you through some of the most pivotal moments of their lives – from heartaches and unfortunate circumstances to to moments of immeasurable joy – that shaped them to become the mothers we know.

Ying Group has successfully sold the ‘Groom My Room‘ series and format to Vietnam’s HTV3, a children’s educational entertainment channel owned by Purpose Media. The hit DIY series has been one of Singapore’s most beloved kids’ shows, running for nine seasons from 2001 to 2015 on Mediacorp.

In ‘Groom My Room‘, kids are given the chance to create the bedroom of their dreams. In each episode, one lucky kid gets to transform their room from boring, to eye-popping! It is hard work though- they must design it, choose the furniture, and make sure that everything gets done within the time limit and budget! The format empowers, encourages, and inspires kids to take initiative and be creative- they get to call all the shots.

The Vietnamese version of ‘Groom My Room‘ will start production in early 2018, and will be called ‘Dream Rooms‘. We are very much looking forward to seeing it!