20 to 40 mins

In this episode of YanaTV, we sit with a Singaporean man who grew up learning to perform, not feel — and spent years unlearning what silence, achievement, and “doing well” quietly cost him.

In this episode of YanaTV, three very different life journeys come together: Singapore, Nigeria, and Russia — each carrying its own ideas of home, identity, and resilience.

In this episode of YanaTV, I step out from behind the questions and reflect on what a hundred conversations on YanaTV have revealed — not about success or growth, but about what people really struggle with when the cameras are off.

In this episodef of YanaTV, we sit with a man who was born in Singapore, shaped by war, leadership, and loss — and who has spent a lifetime watching what pressure does to people when no one is looking.

In this episode of YanaTV, I invite you into a quieter, more uncomfortable conversation — the kind we rarely have out loud. I share six questions that have the power to gently dismantle the lives we’ve built on autopilot and help us rebuild from a place of truth.

In this episode of YanaTV, I speak with Shawn Lim, who shares a raw journey through shame, identity, and the long road to choosing truth in Singapore.

In this conversation of YanaTV, I speak with Dave Yang, LinkedIn’s APAC leader, who shares the deeply personal moments that reshaped his views on women in leadership, gender equality, and what real strength looks like.

In this episode of YanaTV, I sit down with Larissa Murmann, Chief Digital HR Officer at Unilever International and founder of InfinAIte Frequency. A woman who has led across continents and crises, and who still believes in leading with heart, even when the world demands armour.

In this episode of YanaTV, I open up about my journey from a tiny Russian town to building a life, business, and family in Singapore… a place I never planned to come or stay, yet somehow it became home.

In this conversation on YanaTV we explore what it means to grow up in a culture of harmony yet crave honesty, how women learn to silence themselves in the name of belonging, and why anger, especially for women, is one of the hardest emotions to access.

In this episode of YanaTV, I sit down with H.E. Serkong Tsenshap Rinpoche, a man whose very existence embodies centuries of spiritual wisdom – the recognised reincarnation of one of Tibet’s great masters, and a lifelong student of the Dalai Lama.

I’m Yana Fry, founder of YanaTV, and in this episode I share my most personal story yet — the untold journey behind launching one of Singapore’s first independent talk shows, burning out, walking away at the height of success, spending years in monasteries and mountains, becoming a mother, and finally relaunching YanaTV with a new mission: to redefine success for our world today.

In this episode of YanaTV, I sit down with Jingjin Liu—a bold, honest, and inspiring woman who’s rewriting what it means to lead as a woman at work and at home.

In this episode of YanaTV, I sat down with Eduardo Burg—a Brazilian marketer turned health entrepreneur—who’s lived across three continents, navigated the ups and downs of corporate life, and built a business from a very personal place.

In this episode of YanaTV, I sit down with Harish Kumar—a storyteller, creative entrepreneur and artist whose journey is anything but straight.

In this episode of YanaTV, I sit down with Bhavna, a former Miss India NY turned conscious leadership coach, to talk about what happens when you leave behind a picture-perfect life to find something real.

Dr. James Smith Jr did—and it became the best thing he ever did. He’s not just a global speaker or leadership coach—he’s a master of vulnerability. From walking on hot coals to teaching future leaders in Singapore, James shares how he went from corporate life to transformational storytelling.

In this episode of YanaTV, I sit down with Oksana, a fearless marketing expert and speaker from Sydney who believes great branding starts with being 100% yourself—even the weird bits.

I’m Yana, and in this episode of YanaTV I chat with Marta Pardo, the woman who grabbed her family business at 16, steered luxury hotels across the globe, and still finds time to tear up rally tracks.

In this episode of Yana TV, she shares how she turned corporate pain into powerful change—and why emotions don’t belong in the backseat!

In this episode of Yana TV, I sat down with Natalie Ang-Sawlani, a former e-commerce exec turned conscious entrepreneur, to hear how motherhood changed her path—and her priorities.

In this episode of Yana TV, I sit down with Dr Shailendra Bajpai, a physician who opens up about the grief of losing his mother and how it reshaped his life.

In this episode of Yana TV, I sit down with Anna, the fearless founder of What’s Your Story Slam, Singapore’s top storytelling show.

In this episode of Yana TV, I sat down with Avi Liran—a man who’s worn many hats but now proudly calls himself a clown (his word, not mine). From growing up in a tiny apartment to coaching a basketball team at 17, Avi’s life is packed with wild turns, big lessons, and deeply personal stories.

In this episode of Yana TV, I sit down with Ratna Juita, who once froze so badly during a school poetry recital that she believed she’d never be able to speak confidently again.