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Want to keep up with the latest earnings updates from the States? Well join Chris Hill and the Motley Fool Radio Show team here on Share Radio - direct from Washington DC - for news, views and analysis of the US stocks which matter. The show features a team of Motley Fool analysts discussing the week's top business and investing stories, interviews, and an inside look at the stocks on our radar.

Movies and Money is Share Radio’s look at the world of film. Journalist Phil Scott joins Simon for an irregular look at different movie genres and in all we look at the business of film.

Eccentric London historian Norman Murphy takes us on a guide of the capital pointing out features that most tourists – and residents – never notice. Funny, quirky and informative, after hearing Norman talk about London you’ll never view the City in quite the same light again.

The Choir of York Minster opens live broadcasting each day on Share Radio, celebrating the gift of sound and music and giving thanks to God.

Share Drama is Share Radio’s weekly arts show and takes a playful look at the Shakespearean world of acting and drama. From Shakespeare’s plays to the craft of acting, this is a unique view of the world of screen and stage and well worth a listen. Share Drama is presented and acted by David Ricardo-Pearce, produced by Lee Sparey and directed by Carl Prekopp.

The WealthiHer Network is a pioneering collaboration of leading financial service, legal and insurance firms. Together, they work to empower and equip women with the support and knowledge to prosper; to drive the economic advancement of women forward, and to make the financial service industry fit for the future.

Georgie Frost hosts the award-winning 'This is Money' team from the Mail Online, led by Editor Simon Lambert. The team join us in the studio to talk through the consumer stories which have been making the headlines online - and which they have been doing some extra investigation into. It's great fun and very informative.

Each week we reflect on key issues, drawn from a wide range of areas: economics, politics, the environment, matters of physical and/or spiritual life, and, often, the search for a more egalitarian form of capitalism — including opportunities for young people from all backgrounds to achieve their potential. We've published these commentaries as a written record since August 2017, and as an audio podcast since March 2022. Link for commentaries: https://www.shareradio.co.uk/thinkingaloud/newsletters/

Sue Dougan fronts one of Share Radio's flagship shows 'Track Record'. Each week she sits a well-known guest in front of the microphone, asks them to pick their favourite music, and then interviews them about their life, interests and achievements to the backdrop of their musical picks. This is unmissable radio at its best.