26. Britain’s energy kraken: Greg Jackson on Octopus, rethinking renewables and the new age of energy technology
Could energy pricing be left to the markets? Should renewable energy be cheaper in the regions its generated? Will energy ever become more affordable? Listen as Steph and Robert are joined by Greg Ja...
26 Jan 202451min
25. Boeing’s turbulent future, the gamification of fitness, and the dilemma of MPs as landlords
Can Boeing recover from the safety concerns surrounding its planes? Are MPs' personal property investments causing them to go light on housing market regulation? Is the gamification of fitness a trend...
25 Jan 202437min
24. A wave of crisis in the Red Sea, Fujitsu's next move, and a Las Vegas Sphere in Middlesbrough?
What does conflict in the Red Sea mean for prices in Europe? How much did Fujitsu know about the Horizon software it sold to the Post Office? Would the UK be more productive if employees were granted ...
19 Jan 202445min
23. Demystifying Davos: Debauched parties, billionaire backroom deals, and the next industrial revolution
Does anything actually get done at Davos? Why do tickets cost so much to attend the World Economic Forum event? What really happens at the infamous parties? Join Steph McGovern and (veteran Davos att...
18 Jan 202426min
22. The cost of the Post Office scandal, trouble at Apple, and how hard is it to buy a home?
How much could the Post Office scandal cost the taxpayer? Will virtual reality boost Apple’s falling share price? Is it really not “that difficult” to buy a home? Listen as Steph and Robert answer all...
11 Jan 202449min
21. Jeremy Hunt, Chancellor of the Exchequer
Why does the UK have worse productivity than Germany? Is it better to start a business in your twenties, rather than your thirties? Does Britain’s Chancellor really have a sprung ballroom for dancing ...
9 Jan 202436min
20. Zombie companies & freeports: why is Britain so unproductive?
What are 'zombie companies' and why are we seeing more of them? How would freeports help the economy? How can we reduce Britain’s skills gap? Join Steph and Robert in this deep dive into productivity...
4 Jan 202428min
19. Empire of chocolate, the man behind Shein, and Labour's economic vision for Britain
How will Hotel Chocolat fare under their new owner? How is Shein using AI to create next-level fast fashion? What could Labour do for business and the economy? Listen as Steph and Robert answer all t...
28 Dec 202344min
