Most hosts show up, read the questions, and let the conversation happen to them. I approach hosting the same way I approach producing: as an editorial job, not just a presenting one.
As a corporate podcast host and event moderator based in Singapore, I specialise in interview-based shows and live panel conversations for brands, organisations, and industry events - bringing the same research, structure, and editorial judgment I'd use directing a full show, applied live and in the room.
Whether you need a podcast host for a branded series, a moderator for a live event panel, or an interviewer for a thought leadership content series, the goal is the same: conversations that are accessible, purposeful, and genuinely worth listening to.
Night Mode On is a podcast series produced by The Air Station in collaboration with the Singapore Sleep Society - a medically-credible, audience-first show covering sleep health for a general Singapore audience.
As the podcast host for this 6-episode interview series, I led conversations with medical doctors, sleep specialists, and researchers on topics including sleep apnea, insomnia, women's sleep health, and chronotypes.
While research scripts and foundational briefings were provided by the production team, I conducted additional independent research for each episode and adapted questions dynamically during recording - following the most clinically relevant threads and making complex medical topics genuinely accessible to listeners. This is the difference between hosting and strategic hosting - following the material closely enough to know which thread is actually worth pulling, in real time.
In both 2024 and 2025, I hosted live interview sessions with business leaders at the Franchising & Licensing Asia expo - one of Southeast Asia's leading events for the franchise and licensing industry.
As the on-stage host and interviewer, I led real-time conversations with founders, operators, and executives on industry trends, franchising models, and the business strategies shaping Asia's franchise landscape - engaging a live expo audience across both years.
AI Festival Asia (AIFA) is a two-day annual event run by the Association of Small & Medium Enterprises (ASME) and the Institute of Technical Education (ITE), designed to help SMEs understand and adopt AI.
I moderated an engineering-focused panel at AIFA 2026, where speakers explored how AI can help small and mid-sized engineering companies improve design quality, documentation, and asset reliability. The discussion covered AI-assisted design checks, automated drawing and documentation generation, code and standards lookups, and predictive maintenance models.
As the panel moderator, my role was to make technically dense subject matter accessible and engaging to a mixed-expertise audience - while keeping the conversation structured, on time, and practically useful.