Podcasts

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A new film called The True Cost takes an in-depth look into the impact of the global garment industry on the people and the planet – particularly in the wake of the Rana Plaza disaster when an eight-story garment factory, which at the time was making clothes for major western brands, collapsed in Bangladesh killing over 1000 people and injuring thousands. In this Fair Deal show chats to the director Andrew Morgan to find out more.

A survey by Universum has concluded that students are attracted to the big four professional services and global banks ahead of the likes of Google. Joao Araujo of Universum and Louisa Harrison-Walker, Director at Benchmark Recruitment, speak to Billy Bambrough about how the world's biggest corporates attract young talent.

Nik Philpot, CEO of Eckoh, speaks to Sandra Kilhof and Mark Johnson about his company's full year results.

Editor Mark King and Deputy Editor Laura Whitcombe from MoneyWise join Georgie in the studio to crown RBS as the least trusted financial provider, arm you with your rights when it comes to private parking fines and in funny money - find out more about the jumper guaranteed to last you thirty years!

Georgie talks tech with blogger and expert Neville Hobson including why Apple’s had a ‘swift’ change of heart following Taylor’s complaints and whether Google could be literally listening to you.

Dan Hodges, Political Commentator at The Telegraph, joins Share Radio for his weekly discussion on the latest political and international stories. This week, he talks to Sandra and Mark about Calais' migrant crisis, Scotland's crown estate and the USA's new spy scandal.

Max Steinberg, the Chair of the international Festival for Business, offers Share Radio an insight into the newly launched report from Oxford Economics titled: 'Beyond the city: Britain's economic hotspots'. The report predicts a surge in UK productivity over the next five years.

The Financial Times' Investigations correspondent Tom Burgis talks about his new book 'The Looting Machine' with Share Radio's Ed Bowsher

We're all supposed to 'have a book in us somewhere'...but not many of us would be brave enough to self-publish. Well in this Careers Clinic, Georgie chats to one man who was, writer, broadcaster and former Ad man, Richard Phillips who launched his book , 'A Polaroid of Peggy', 10 days ago in a north-west London bookshop