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Saturday Mornings: Singapore’s Only Overseas Pipe‑Organ Builder and Restorer - the Sound of a Vanishing Art (opens the original)
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🌍On MoneyFM 89.3’s Singapore Home Brew, Saturday Mornings Show host Glenn van Zutphen s potlights Adriel Yap, Singapore’s only pipe‑organ builder and restorer working in the UK with Harrison & Harrison Ltd. He's restored some of Europe’s most historic organs while training as a music therapist at Nordoff & Robbins - the UK’s largest music therapy charity Adriel shares how he entered a field dominated by century‑old workshops, why pipe organs remain one of the most complex instruments ever built,
Saturday Mornings: "Break Through Your BS" Cindy Tien on Self‑Influence, Emotional Blind Spots, and Getting Unstuck (opens the original)
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🌍On MoneyFM 89.3’s The Wide Angle Author Cindy Tien and Saturday Mornings Show host Glenn van Zutphen look at the emotional engine behind human behaviour and her new book " InSide: Break Through Your BS to Influence Yourself ." It’s a book about self‑awareness, accountability, and dismantling the stories we tell ourselves before trying to influence others. Cindy explains her BS Framework, the inner resistance that keeps people stuck, and why burnout, numbness, and “survival mode” are now common
Saturday Mornings: "The Man Who Stole the Gods" Matthew Campbell on Looted Temples, Global Art Crime, and Cambodia’s Fight for Its Soul (opens the original)
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🌍On MoneyFM 89.3’s Leaders in Action, Matthew Campbell, Author and Asia Editor at Bloomberg Businessweek and Saturday Mornings Show host Glenn van Zutphen dive into the illegal and highly fascinating world of on e of the most gripping true‑crime sagas in modern history. His b ook, " The Man Who Stole the Gods — the story of Douglas “Dynamite Doug” Latchford" is the thief who looted Cambodia’s sacred Khmer temples and sold stolen gods to the world’s most powerful museums. Matthew details how the
Saturday Mornings International News Review: Nepal Disaster, China's Super Rich, Toilet Paper Wars, Dolly, Tim, and Kusama (opens the original)
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🌍On MoneyFM 89.3’s International News Review, Steve Okun joins Saturday Mornings Show host Glenn van Zutphen where they begin with the Nepal–China flood disaster with thousands killed and displaced. Steve breaks down the climate‑change angle, the infrastructure failures, and why Himalayan flooding is becoming a regional security issue. Then a surprising economic twist: China’s super‑rich who fled Singapore during the regulatory clampdown are now returning. Steve explains what’s driving the rever
Saturday Mornings: Chef Violet Oon on Peranakan Food Heritage and How It Still Defines Modern Singapore (opens the original)
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Saturday Mornings Show host Glenn van Zutphen has a delicious conversation with Chef Violet Oon, the nation’s beloved Peranakan food ambassador. Her newest Bibik ("autie" in Malay) Violet Cafe at Great World brings handmade kueh, nostalgic bakes, durian specials, and comforting favourites to a warm, vibrant space designed to feel like a Bibik’s home. She describes her two cafés as a celebration of Peranakan warmth with rattan chairs, batik accents, vintage recipe books, and heritage treasures. A
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