Podcasts

Sarah Pennells is joined by Nicole Blackmore from the Telegraph Personal Finance team and three insurance experts from BIBA, Confused.com and Endsleigh to discuss home and content insurance for students

Sue is joined today by Anthony Hilton, to discuss his extensive career in media and economics and the musical influences that have helped shape his career.

Linda Lewis speaks to the team behind Opendesk, a company that's changing the way we produce office and work space furniture, by creating downloadable designs that can be created anywhere in the world.

Linda Lewis visits I Can Make, an educational publisher that makes designs and kits that can be downloaded can made using 3D printers, and talks to the team behind the printing.

The team from This Is Money, the award-winning finance section of the Mail Online, are back in the studio for their weekly catch up where they tell us some of the stories they've been investigating this week including: why supermarkets should be saying sorry; the rise and rise of the discounters; and the secret cost of smiley faces.

Should we embrace Apple Pay? And why we need to make sure our savings are still safe: Helen Knapman and Eesha Mohindra from MoneySavingExpert.com join Georgie to talk about their top stories this week, plus they reveal all the best deals you could be getting your hands on.

The feisty finance experts from Money Fight Club are back. This week they tackle the new EU-wide watchdog that could help solve your complaints and why its crunch time for our supermarkets as the findings of an investigation could bring an end to confusing special offers.‎

Dr Lee Edwards, Professor of Communication Studies and PR at the University of Leeds, discusses corporate communications with Sandra Kilhof and Sara Sjölin in light of the corporate PR world's celebration of top digital performers which took place last night.

Billy Bambrough has been looking at the Canadian economy, as well as the legacy of Mark Carney, formerly the Governor of the Bank of Canada before taking his current role at the Bank of England. He speaks to Jim Stanford, a Canadian economist, and independent economist Shaun Richards.

Our look into the world of all things travel-related. From how to save money on your daily commute, to how to get the best value on your holiday, to what you need to know about doing business abroad.