Our guests discuss what they would consider sexual harassment and what they would write off as horse-play.

How far would it have to go? And is the victim culpable for the attention?

Or is it a case of ‘Every (Wo)Man for himself?’

Tim Oh and Cheryl Fox come to a conclusion that it could just be a sign that Singaporeans need to learn to walk.

With the recommendations by the Review Committee, Singapore political appointment holders
will see a rather severe wage cut.
Will Singapore still be able to attract the top minds to come forward?
What will make talented young people join politics, if it isn’t all about the money?
We want to know what you think. Tweet us LIVE @blogtvsg.

  SMRT train commuters were thrice bitten last week following near consecutive breakdowns.
Isolated incidents of a systemic fault? And what does it say of Singapore’s world-class transport network?
A BlogTV one-hour special on Channel NewsAsia Monday, 8pm.

 We discuss whether a website which allows employers to complain and publish details about their maids is an invasion of privacy? Or does it serve the community?

We’ve all heard of kids being cyber-bullied – But the newest victims of this type of digital warfare – teachers.
Cyber baited and cyber-flamed : is it harmless fun or has the student-teacher relationship become ‘complicated’?

Bukit Brown, old school, Buena Vista swimming pool, and now Rochor centre.
As old buildings make way for new developments, do we only start appreciating our heritage when it’s too late? What else do you think needs to be conserved?
We bring on the Pam Oei, the woman behind “Save Buona Vista Swimming Pool” and Li-Hsien behind “Save Old school”  to discuss “Till it’s too late…”Tweet us LIVE @blogtvsg.

Six deaths at Bedok Reservoir. The place is now starting to look a little ‘dead’. How safe is the water for consumption?  Should more be done to prevent a seventh death? And is the media really to blame for the spate deaths?

And in looking at how to prevent more suicides at Bedok Reservoir, are missing the bigger picture?

Blogtv.sg discusses this unusual phenomenon, and we want to know what you think. Tweet us LIVE @blogtvsg.

A 14 year old girl named Adelyn has shot to fame after boasting on facebook that she had slapped her mum. Has youngsters these days really changed or has social media highlighted  these events on a public sphere so we the netizens can scrutinise and troll upon.

Next week on blogTV.sg we discuss the housing issue. Can supply meet the demand. what else needs to be done?

Having spent more than 170 days in office, was the job of an MP what they had expected it to be? BlogTV invites Tin Pei Ling and Vikram Nair to our studio to tell their tales.

They’re provocative and controversial. Singapore celebrity bloggers have been making the news for their tasteless tactics aimed at garnering hits. Controversial celebrity blogger Peggy Heng comes on set to tell us how far they will go to get your attention.

This week on blog tv, we discuss how the obscene has become the new normal into today’s fashion trends. How much skin can we show, before it crosses the line?

If a local politician had her way...
there will be a no alcohol zone at one of Singapore's biggest pub district, Robertson Quay.
It will be the first of its kind in Singapore.
Blogtv puts the woman behind this proposal in the hot seat.