Empowering artisanal businesses, why young people are valuing experiences over possessions, the importance of business communities, and Coldplay!

From the importance of digital literacy to the changing landscape of the education sector

Exploring highlights from our pilot series with the help of one of the UK’s most successful podcast producers

A true thought leader in how children learn new skills leads to an important discussion about what the next generation needs to be learning.

Revolutionising the way we improve our homes

Built to specialise in the four areas they believe will change the world for the better- health, money, deep tech and consumer- Jolt is helping people to reskill in the modern era.

Anne Boden is different, very different.

Dom is arguably the stereotypical entrepreneur story- one of college dropout to massive success. But behind that success was a real human cost- one of addiction. We discuss the meteoric rise of his company Social Chain and how a book saved his life.

Rachel became the most heavily backed female founder in the UK after founding Koru Kids, which aims to improve the long-outdated childcare system. Having recently started a family myself, it is a subject which is very close to my heart.

How do you go from coffee and caviar to an e-commerce investment platform?

Chris talks about the different routes they have taken on the journey from start-up to a major institution and how Octopus wants to disrupt other industries such as healthcare. It started with the yellow pages, now they manage over £9billion…

Romanie discusses how battling for gender diversity led to her founding Juggle, the AirBnB of high-end employment.

Backed by Silicon Valley venture capitalists, Graphcore was building AI components before it became a buzzword. Listen on to find out why Nigel thinks that the impact of Artificial Intelligence is both overblown and underestimated.

A quick summary of Jimmy's Jobs of the future so far and announcing our plans for the second series.

It has been an incredible five years in the UK’s history and we get Chris’ reflections on how journalism has changed in that period.

In part 2 of this episode, Pete talks about the 48 hours where he met Steve Jobs and Mike Moritz of Sequoia Capital, as well as the value of an agile mindset.

Pete Flint is the founder of 2 unicorns-a founding member of LastMinute.com and real-estate marketplace Trulia. In this episode, Pete gives great careers advice- from an entrepreneur of his success, we should all pay attention…

We invited Hayden Wood back on the show in a special bonus episode to talk about how the government had announced plans to create 250,000 jobs as part of the Green Industrial Revolution.

In part 2, we talk to Sarah about a PANDA strategy for hiring and how teams can ensure diversity.

A best-selling author, Senior Independent Director at TechNation, an OBE and co-founder of Unruly, Sarah is one of the most accomplished entrepreneurs we’ve had on the show. We talk about the growth of the health and energy sectors as well as roles she is currently hiring.