Podcasts

In this week’s Money Makers podcast, one of our regular big picture market roundups, Jonathan Davis talks to Charlie Morris, Investment Director at Newscape Capital, and editor of the Fleet Street Letter, about the latest developments in the UK and global markets and what they mean for investors’ portfolios. The oil price holds the key to future developments, he argues.

Is now the right time to consider a transitional deal between the UK and the European Union? On our podcast this week, IEA Chief Economist Julian Jessop and Digital Officer Madeline Grant discuss the varying options for transitional arrangements for March 2019 - after the UK has left the EU, but before it pursues its full plans to exit the Single Market or the Customs Union. The pair also discuss how such a deal could impact on other areas of the Brexit negotiations, including the 'Divorce bill'.

Want to keep up with the latest earnings updates from the States? Well join Chris Hill and the Motley Fool Radio Show team here on Share Radio - direct from Washington DC for news, views and analysis of the US stocks which matter. In this week show, Florida braces for Hurricane Irma, Equifax suffers a massive data breach, Disney sells off on earnings concerns, Restoration Hardware raises the roof and Fitbit gets a healthy boost.

Car scrappage schemes are back. After waiting in vain for the government to launch an official scrappage scheme to get dirty diesels off the road, car makers have taken matters into their own hands. But is this an altruistic move to help replace more polluting cars with greener ones, or are they just trying to flog more cars? And there’s another important question to tackle, are these scrappage schemes a good deal? Simon, Rob and host Georgie Frost take a deep dive into them – and the murky world of cars sales and finance.

Political commentators Mike Indian and Alex Clark discuss the return of Parliament and the opposition to the Great Reform Bill, the state of Brexit negotiations and Moggmania.

Steve Caplin discusses everything BUT the new iPhone: Hockney designing on his iPad; the smartest fridge of all; VTOL flying taxis; wireless light switches and nomophobia (from which he suffers).

Steve Caplin discusses removable steering wheels, JustEat's delivery robot, the smart but minimalist analogue watch and wristbands to shock you into good behaviour.

Helal Miah of the Share Centre looks back at recent results in the housebuilding sector, as well as Sports Direct, Halfords and Go-Ahead and looks forward to figures due from Morrisons, Next and AB Foods.

James Cameron-Wilson on the lacklustre UK box office, reviewing The Limehouse Golem and DVD release of the Green Suntan, as well as bringing us the latest film news.

Arnold Schwarzenegger has been drafted in as a last-ditch attempt to get the millions of us who still haven't claimed compensation for mis-sold PPI to do so. In this episode of the podcast, top financial broadcaster Georgie Frost joins Lee Boyce and Rachel Rickard Straus of the This is Money team to talk about Arnie's new PPI advertisement campaign and more. They have a good old chat about the big money stories from the past week and what it all means for you. We've all heard about PPI a million times, but with half of those eligible still yet to claim, could you still be owed a little windfall?