In this week’s Saturday Sitdown on MoneyFM 89.3, we kick off with three Singapore football legends—Daniel Bennett, Khairul Amri, and Lionel Lewis—who return to the spotlight for a thrilling new chapter in Singapore’s sporting story. These former Lions stars will suit up once more as Singapore hosts the inaugural Soccer 7s Series at Jalan Besar Stadium from July 25 to 27. The tournament is a fast-paced spectacle featuring 7-a-side action across 95 high-energy matches played on a full-size pitch. With 16 teams competing in the men's open category and additional women's and masters tournaments, this event draws global football icons from clubs like Borussia Dortmund, West Ham, and Corinthians. From a Thursday welcome dinner to a Sunday gala finale, it’s not just a football feast—it’s a celebration of skill, speed, and camaraderie. Tune in as Bennett, Amri, and Lewis share their excitement and insights on this first-of-its-kind event in Singapore. 
Join “Saturday Mornings Show” host Glenn van Zutphen and co-host Neil Humphreys.

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On this Wide World segment of MoneyFM 89.3, we spotlight a thrilling shift in Singapore’s sports landscape: the return of skateboarding to the SEA Games. At the heart of this movement is Zulkarnaen Bin Mohammad Zin, the Skateboarding Discipline Head at the Singapore Rollersports Federation and a dedicated logistics manager, whose vision is shaping a sustainable future for Singapore’s youth in extreme sports. Alongside him are two rising stars—Sharil Effendy Bin Rohaizad, winner of the Men’s Street category and part-time coach, and 11-year-old Humairah Binte Ahmad Alkhatib, the youngest Women’s Street champion. Together, they represent the launch of the National Skateboarding Championships, a three-part series designed to scout and develop the nation’s next international athletes. With the SEA Games 2025 in Thailand on the horizon—and Singapore hosting in 2029—the stakes have never been higher. This is more than competition—it’s the beginning of a movement. Join “Saturday Mornings Show” host Glenn van Zutphen and co-host Neil Humphreys.

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On our Home Brew segment today, we welcome Daniel Tham, Principal Curator at the National Museum of Singapore, whose work gives fresh meaning to the nation’s past. “Once Upon a Tide,” a sweeping new exhibition that traces Singapore’s evolution—from its early days as a coastal settlement, through the Singapore River, to the vibrant city-state we know today. As Singapore marks 60 years of independence, Daniel invites us on a journey not just through history, but through identity, innovation, and imagination. Through rich storytelling and immersive installations, the exhibition pays tribute to the sea’s enduring influence on Singapore’s growth. In today’s conversation, we dive deep into the curatorial process, the meaning behind the exhibition’s themes, and how Once Upon a Tide connects Singaporeans—young and old—to the story of their island nation. Join “Saturday Mornings Show” host Glenn van Zutphen and co-host Neil Humphreys.

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The International News Review with Steve Okun. Saturday Mornings Host Glenn van Zutphen and Co-host Neil Humphreys look at who might be the next US Ambassadors to Singapore and Malaysia (and the swirling controversy around both!), Ukraine will be getting an unexpected missile defense system to protect against Russian aggression. And Singapore-based artist Sean Dunston’s Chinatown mural of the smoking samsui woman gets a new “interpretive plaque” bearing an anti-smoking message. But what message does it send?

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In the Singapore Home Brew segment, host Neil Humphreys sits down with film-maker Saleem Hadi, who is also the founder and director of Singapore Indian Theatre & Film Explorers (SITFE). To celebrate SG60, SITFE is organising indBOX FILM FESTIVAL, the world's first Singapore-Indian film festival from Aug 15th-17th. The festival is being launched by Singapore President Tharman Shanmugaratnam and will showcase the country's best films. Saleem has contributed his savings to get the festival up and running and explains why he needs extra support to get his dream project across the finish line.

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In The Wide World segment, host Neil Humphreys chats with Nik Mehta, British High Commissioner to Singapore, about the recent visit of HMS Prince of Wales to Singapore. The British High Commissioner explains the geopolitical, strategic and cultural value of the warship docking at Marina Bay - the first time that has happened in Singapore. He also looks back at a whirlwind first year in the job, stating that the last 12 months have been the most rewarding of his diplomatic career. And yes, he does answers that question: After a year, has the British High Commissioner to Singapore finally encountered an otter?

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During our Saturday Mornings Sit-Down conversation, host Neil Humphreys chats with Kong Man Jing, AKA Biogirl MJ, who explains how she went from a science teacher to the head of an expanding pro-biodiversity media company. From humble beginnings, the keen environmentalist posted some fun, fact-filled wildlife videos, which quickly went viral. Taking a career gamble, MJ quit her teaching job to set up 'Just Keep Thinking', an educational media company, that’s becoming a hit with both educational institutions and corporations. MJ now has hundreds of thousands of followers and her eco-friendly videos get millions of views. She explains how everyone can do their bit to improve Singapore's biodiversity.

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In this week's International News Review, Neil Humphreys speaks with Steve Okun, CEO APAC Advisors, about US President Donald Trump's last 14 days. Was it the most successful fortnight in Trump's Presidency? The Big Beautiful Deal went through, approving his tax and spending polices.  And Trump got a trade 'deal' with Vietnam. But Steve is sceptical about both, fearing a socio-economic backlash in the US, whilst suggest the US-Vietnam deal is short on details. Meanwhile, Neil and Steve pay tribute to late actor Michael Madsen, who was not only a 'Reservoir Dog', but also responsible for one of the most gruesome scenes in movie history.

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This week, we shine a spotlight on the thriving heart of Singapore’s art scene with Audrey Yeo—President of the Art Galleries Association of Singapore and founder of Yeo Workshop at Gillman Barracks. From bold brushstrokes to investment portfolios, Audrey takes us inside the evolving world of high-end art collecting in 2025. What are corporate collectors looking for these days? Audrey unpacks the growing appetite for works that are not only visually captivating but also carry cultural weight and long-term value. As Singapore cements its position as a regional art hub, we explore how AGAS is championing the gallery ecosystem—supporting integrity, transparency, and sustainability in art dealing.

Audrey also shares with Saturday Mornings Show host Glenn van Zutphen and co-host Neil Humphreys how Yeo Workshop nurtures emerging voices across Southeast Asia, and why storytelling through art is more vital than ever in today’s corporate and collector circles.

Whether you’re a seasoned art enthusiast, curious investor, or someone who simply loves a good creative revolution, this episode paints a vibrant picture of where the Singapore art world is headed—and who’s leading the charge with passion and purpose.

🎨 From gallery walls to boardrooms, this is art that means business.

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During our Saturday Mornings Sit-Down conversation Violet Lim, CEO & Chief Cupid of "Lunch Actually," talks with host Glenn van Zutphen and co-host Neil Humphreys about her Annual Dating Survey and a striking shift in dating attitudes.

Violet Lim, CEO & Chief Cupid of Lunch Actually, breaks down their latest Annual Dating Survey with an interesting statistic: 80% of Singaporean men are open to dating someone with opposing political views, but only 64% of women feel the same—a dramatic drop among women from 78% just five years ago. Violet takes us through the cultural currents behind the data, comparing trends across Singapore, Malaysia, and Hong Kong, and dishes on how you can navigate tricky conversations without ruining the romance.

From dealbreakers to dialogue tips, we explore how political beliefs are quietly reshaping the dating playbook across Asia. Whether you're swiping left, searching for “the one,” or happily coupled, this episode is packed with insights that hit close to the heart—and maybe the ballot box.

💘 Love may still be blind, but it’s definitely getting more opinionated.

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