Podcasts

After Oxford Sciences Innovation raised £320 million from the likes of Google Ventures and Carphone Warehouse founder Charles Dunstone, Billy Bambrough's been speaking to Richard Holway, Chairman of Tech Market View, about investment in the technology and science industry.

Ed Rennie and Andy Silvester join Colin today to discuss the recent Anti-Austerity march.

Colin Bloom talks to George Galloway, from The Respect Party, about his bid to become London Mayor

Marc Shoffman and Rita Lobo discuss Ramadan and the idea of charity that goes along with it. To talk about this, Imam Shaykh Ibrahim Mogra, Assistant Secretary General for the Muslim Council of Britain and Basit Khan, Head of Fundraising at Islamic Relief join them in the studio.

Nick Peters talks to Robin Williams from RW Law, about employers and employees rights when it comes to the hiring and firing process.

Nick Peters looks into companies reputation, specifically with their own employees and how that can affect the business. To discuss this with Nick is Joe Wiggins, head of communications at Glassdoor.

Sarah Pennells is joined in the studio by three experts to answer your questions about what happens to you social media accounts and digital assets after you pass away.

Sarah Pennells is joined by personal finance reporter at the Telegraph, Kate Palmer and guests from Money Advice Service, SplittableUK and The Energy Shop to discuss splitting household bills in shared accomodation.

Linda Lewis visits Direct save, a low cost telecoms company who have just gone through a big re-branding. Linda talks to Chris Charles the man behind the day to day operations.

Sarah Pennells talks about the new pensions freedoms introduced in April, that allow people to more easily access their pensions. To help discuss this issue Sarah is joined by John Lawson, head of retirement at Aviva, Jamie Jenkins, head of pension strategy at Standard Life, Claire Walsh, chartered financial planner at Aspect8 and Malcolm Tarling, from the Association of British Insurers.