Podcasts

Now we all still receive a lot of vital information via post -- bank statements, council tax letters, and bills for instance. But for people who're visually impaired or blind, this can understandably prove to be a real challenge. In this show our reporter Kirsty Shanks speaks to engineer Sam Jewell about how he hopes his "Giraffe Reader" will combat that.

The Investment Trust Show with Algy Hall, Tips Editor at Investors Chronicle, Sarah Godfrey, Analyst of Investment Companies at Edison and Share Radio's Senior Analyst Ed Bowsher

Desmond Lachmann, Global economics fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, joins Share Radio to take a look at the current state of the US economy, how it has been impacted by the turmoil in China, the recent non-farm payroll data, and what we can expect from the Fed's interest rate decision this month.

Conservative Member of the European Parliament for South-East England, gives his thoughts on the current Migrant Crisis.

Since the financial crisis of 2008 the UK has featured nearly stagnant labour productivity growth, yet seven years down the line the government is still trying to solve the adeptly named "Productivity Puzzle" Jonathan Portes, Director of the National Institute of Economic and Social Research, takes us through it,

To celebrate London International Shipping Week 2015, Morning Money is focusing on the shipping industry. Today, Chris Clucas, Corporate Expert in Liquefied Gas at Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement, joins Sandra Kilhof and Mark Johnson to talk about the market for liquefied natural gas (LNG).

Alliance Pharma is a UK based speciality pharmaceutical company and with the release of their half year results, CEO John Dawson joins Sandra Kilhof and Mark Johnson to reflect on the company's performance.

On Episode 2 of our new show The Crowdfunders, Angus Dent of Archover and Mike Baliman of the London Fintech podcast talk P2P lending, and why it beats borrowing from the bank,

Alex Wolf, EM economist at Standard Life Investments, discusses the ongoing turmoil in China and other emerging markets

With Abenomic's three arrows still not hitting their targets, Robert Van Egghen looks at what the future holds for Japan's struggling economy.