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Sam Vecht, director and portfolio manager at BlackRock, and Share senior analyst Ed Bowsher join Ed Mitchell in the studio to discuss investing in Frontier and Emerging Markets, and the higher-risks involved.

As harrowing pictures of a dead refugee filled the morning's newspapers, Jack Sommers of the Huffington Post joins Mark Johnson and Chris Bailey to answer how this crisis is dealt with. Also discussed is the Labour leadership election, which nears its conclusion.

The latest survey on the availability of external finance to the nation's small and medium sized businesses has just been released. Share Radio's Mark Johnson spoke to Shiona Davies, Director at BDRC Continental, about what the survey told us.

On our first episode of The Crowdfunders, Ed Bowsher is joined by Neil Faulkner, founder of P2P comparison site 4th Way, and City A.M. financial journalist Harriet Green lead Ed Mitchell through the world of crowdfunding and peer-to-peer financing.

The Small Cap Investors chat with David Stredder, business analyst and Director at Sharesoc, about his picks for the week.

Finbarr Bermingham, Asia Editor at the Global Trade Review, discusses how China's recent turmoil is playing out across the region

It's Soil Association Organic September and Jason Boxer, CFO of Wessanen UK, speaks to Mark Johnson and Chris Bailey about the organic and health food industry.

The value of rare Scotch whisky has grown by 34% in the first half of 2015. This despite overseas sales falling in 2014. So what is behind the revival? Share Radio's Billy Bambrough finds out by speaking with Oliver Chilton, of the Whisky Exchange, and David Frost, CEO of the Scotch Whisky Association.

In the first episode of our brand new Shopping Show, Georgie Frost talks to retail expert Vix Leyton from Quidco about contactless payments, wet weather shopping, the rise of "he-tail" therapy, and much more...

David Smith, Economics Editor of the Sunday Times, discusses his new book 'Something Will Turn Up', which looks at Britain's unstable economic history