Glenn van Zutphen on Saturday Mornings with Neil Humphreys

In the Singapore Home Brew segment, host Neil Humphreys speaks to Michelle Tay, Executive Director of the Singapore Kindness Movement, about a series of public service announcements inspired by Japanese Masquerade. The five videos are part of the Be Greater Campaign 2025, which reminds Singaporeans of all ages to be kinder on public transport and elsewhere - and avoid road rage!   

In the Wide World segment, Addison Goh, the Divisional Director, Business & Experience Development of the Sentosa Development Corporation, tells host Neil Humphreys about the island's makeover plans for the school holidays. Sentosa has turned into the Emerald City to celebrate the Wicked For Good movie attractions across the island. Goh also shares Sentosa's long-term plans to balance new attractions with existing heritage and biodiversity sites.

During our Saturday Mornings Sit-Down conversation, Greg Ho, Grapplemax Pro Wrestling Co-Founder, tells host Neil Humphreys about the resurgence of Singapore wrestling. Having performed 95 matches in six countries, Ho is ready for UNITY: Grapplemax 9th Anniversary at Foochow Building, which promises to be Singapore's wrestling event of the year, on November 22nd.   

In this Singapore Exclusive Interview, “Saturday Mornings Show” host Glenn van Zutphen welcomes Harry Enfield, the influential English comedian, actor, writer, and director, ahead of his anticipated show, "Harry Enfield and No Chums," at Singapore's Capitol Theater on November 24th. Enfield, known for iconic characters like "Loadsamoney" and "Kevin the Teenager", shares why he was previously "terrified" to visit Singapore after seeing an old short-hair poster. Enfield discusses his retrospective show, which promises to feature beloved characters like Loadsamoney and Stavros, as well as an up-to-date take on Prince Charles/The King, whom he played in *The Windsors*. He reflects on his career, noting that Loadsamoney is "richer than ever" today, and reveals that Kevin the Teenager remains hugely popular, even inspiring tribute acts. The comedy icon also touches on modern political humor, arguing that he aims for mischief, "not malice". He shares embarrassing moments, including a time he mentioned Nelson Mandela’s "Willie" shortly after the latter's release from prison. Enfield also reveals a personal Singapore connection: his great uncle, Major Bennett, was a doctor and a prisoner of war here. Listen in for an insightful, hilarious, and deeply personal chat.

This week, “Saturday Mornings Show” host Glenn van Zutphen and co-host Neil Humphreys  welcome Nik Mehta, UK High Commissioner to Singapore, for a special conversation marking the pinnacle of UKSG60 celebrations—the official visit of Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal to Singapore on November 12–13. As the UK and Singapore commemorate 60 years of diplomatic relations, Nik reflects on how the bilateral partnership has evolved—from trade and education to defence and innovation. He shares why Princess Anne’s visit is both symbolic and strategic, reinforcing shared values and deepening ties between the two nations. We also get a rare behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to organise a royal visit—from protocol and planning to the significance of engagements at Kranji War Memorial and official meetings.

This week, “Saturday Mornings Show” host Glenn van Zutphen and co-host Neil Humphreys sit down with Angela Mancini, Partner and Head of Global Risk Analysis at Control Risks, joins us to unpack three major developments reshaping the global risk landscape. First, the arrival of Dr. Anjani Sinha, the new U.S. Ambassador to Singapore. With a background in medicine and a mandate to deepen cooperation in technology, energy, and security, what does his appointment signal for the future of U.S.-Singapore relations? Next, the escalating impact of the U.S. government shutdown. Thousands of flights have been cancelled and delayed across 40 major airports, stranding travelers and disrupting global supply chains. Angela breaks down the implications for foreign travelers, business continuity, and investor confidence.  Finally, the aftermath of Typhoon Kalmaegi, which left over 200 dead in the Philippines and caused widespread damage in Vietnam. As climate-driven disasters grow more frequent and severe, Angela shares how businesses and governments must rethink resilience and risk management strategies.

👑This week, “Saturday Mornings Show” host Glenn van Zutphen and co-host Neil Humphreys sit down withJanek Schergen, Artistic Director of Singapore Ballet, and Esen Thang, the newly-promoted Soloist, as they talk about the rise of the Singapore Ballet and its world-class reputation. They go behind the scenes of Cinderella—the company’s beloved holiday production returning to the Esplanade Theatre this 4-7 December.  Choreographed by Schergen and brought to life with whimsical costumes by Singapore designer Leonard Choo, Cinderella is a timeless tale of kindness, transformation, and love. Janek shares how the ballet has evolved since its 2023 premiere, and Esen offers a dancer’s perspective on embodying the story’s unforgettable characters and also her unique Singapore story. 

🌱This week, “Saturday Mornings Show” host Glenn van Zutphen and co-host Neil Humphreys sit down with Dr. Ian Chew, Founder and CEO of Greenie Web, a Singapore-based ClimateTech pioneer tackling one of the most overlooked contributors to climate change—our digital lives. From emails and AI models to video streaming and blockchain, the carbon footprint of our online activity now rivals that of the entire aviation industry. Greenie Web is the world’s first platform to offer digital decarbonization services, including its Digital Carbon Emissions Calculator and Rectifier. Dr. Chew explains how low-carbon computer code and Green AI can reduce data usage, energy consumption, and CO₂ emissions—supporting a smarter, greener, and more energy-efficient digital transition.

🌍 This week, “Saturday Mornings Show” host Glenn van Zutphen and co-host Neil Humphreys sit down with Stephanie Simonnet and Marcus Ho, co-founders of Loopedin Pte Ltd, a Singapore-based ecotechnology startup tackling one of the most persistent challenges in the F&B and corporate sectors: single-use plastic. After careers in the life insurance industry—and inspired by a 2028 study on living to 100—they channelled their business experience into solving the $100 billion global problem: plastic pollution. Loopedin helps businesses transition to reusable, food-grade containers without disrupting operations. Their RFID-enabled platform tracks and manages inventory across the entire lifecycle—from distribution to washing to redeployment—while offering clients access to rewards programs and customer insights through a mobile marketing channel. Stephanie and Marcus share how Loopedin is helping companies meet ESG goals, reduce waste, and even grow revenue through smarter packaging systems. It’s a story of reinvention, resilience, and reusability.

This week, “Saturday Mornings Show” host Glenn van Zutphen and co-host Neil Humphreys sit down with Minnie Venkatachalam, Regional Director for Asia Pacific at WEConnect International, a global non-profit dedicated to driving money into the hands of women business owners. With over 180 member buyers representing more than US$4 trillion in annual purchasing power, WEConnect is reshaping the global supply chain by connecting certified women-owned businesses with large corporates, multilateral institutions, and government buyers. Minnie shares how WEConnect identifies, educates, and certifies businesses that are at least 51% women-owned, managed, and controlled—helping them compete in the global marketplace. From capability-building workshops to matchmaking sessions and inclusive sourcing programmes, WEConnect is creating real pathways for women entrepreneurs to scale and thrive. We explore how this network of 20,000+ women-owned businesses is transforming procurement practices across Asia-Pacific, and why supplier diversity is not just good ethics—it’s smart economics.