Podcasts

Linda Lewis talks to Adrian Hon, CEO of Six to Start, an independent games developer and creator of award winning smart phone apps such as Zombies, Run! and The Walk.

Jamie Newell talks about his firsts roles in repertory theatre, which formed him as an actor. He also discusses with David about fringe theatre and its financial challenges.

Dice McCairn, Editor & Analyst at Which Investment Trust, Wouter Volckaert, fund manager of Henderson Global Trust plc, Ed Bowsher, Share Radio Senior Analyst joined Ed Mitchell in studio to discuss investing in North America.

If you've ever felt overwhelmed trying to get the best deals online, then look no further as Ashleigh Swan is the go-to expert. The entrepreneurial mum-of-three from Tyneside turned her eye for a bargain into a business after losing her job in 2013. And here she chats to Georgie Frost about how you can follow in her footsteps.

Marc Shoffman and Rita Lobo are joined by James Corah from CCLA and Rev Paula Clifford, to discuss The Ecumenical Council for Corporate Responsibility's climate change conference.

Nick Peters on Shop Floor talking to Faisal Butt, Founder and CEO of Spire Ventures, about how we should be measuring success and the importance of downtime.

Nick Peters talks to Chantal Gautier, author of her new book, "The Psychology of Work - Insights Into Successful Working Practices".

This week on the Shop Floor, Nick Peters talks to celebrated director of multiple PLCs, and writer of the new book "The non executive directors guide to effective board presence". Today they are discussing when big businesses are found to have made mistakes that could cost the company and all its employees greatly, and what could have been done to prevent it.

Nick Peters talks about productivity in the UK and how it's falling short. It is believed that this could be because of poor workplace management and relations. To discuss this with Nick is Adrian Wakeling, from ACAS.

This week Rita Lobo looks at the economic legacy left in China after the rise of the communist party and Chairman Mao . To discuss this is Professor Ian Inkster from SOAS, University of London.