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Matt Powell tells us how Breaking Barriers, the charity he founded and now leads, is helping refugees find jobs in the UK - and what listeners can do to help.

Joining Matt in the studio is Ammar, a Syrian refugee, who explains how the process works for someone actually going through it.

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Thinkers 50 founder Des Dearlove joins us to explain the business lessons MBA professors think bosses need to learn - and why the US President could benefit from reading his management book, Dear CEO.

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Will Butler-Adams, the boss of Brompton Bicycles, joins us to talk working with entrepreneurs, creating an iconic brand - and the blood, sweat and tears that went into the creation of the company's new foldable ebike.

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To celebrate the start of our second series, we’re learning how to start again: career coach Caroline Arnold and Jeremy Torz, the founder of Union Hand-Roasted Coffee, share their experiences.

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Unregulated will stage its glorious return on 12 September. Here's a sneak preview of what's in store...

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For the final episode of season one, Yes Man author Danny Wallace tells us about his new book.
I Can't Believe You Just Said That asks why people are so rude - and what you can do about it when they are. From an Isis recruit who took offence at noisy neighbours to the hot dog incident which pushed Wallace over the edge, Wallace asks when, why and how people are the rudest.
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This week in, the second of our tour of reporters during Emma's absence, Cait Morrison speaks to the author of Captivate: The Science of Succeeding with People to find out how playing to your strengths is key to making friends and influencing people.
Vanessa Van Edwards tells us how Donald Trump uses body language to draw people to his messages and why Lady Gaga's motivation to say no is something we can all learn from, as well as the best place to stand at a networking event.

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Jack Parsons, CEO of yourfeed, has pledged to use his business to create two million youth employment opportunities by 2020.
At just 23, we find out his incredible story as Jack turned setback after setback into the determination to help young people upskill and develop their professional lives - the way they want.
Businesses need to consider adapting the way they hire young people. This discussion discovers what motivates millennials and how businesses should harness the talents and skills that people early on in their careers offer.

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Sophi Tranchell, managing director of Divine Chocolate and recent runner-up at the Veuve Clicquot Business Woman Awards, talks about her brand's social enterprise as we ask - can business do good for the world, but still return a profit to the shareholders?

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The founder of the iconic Chrysalis Records talks about his entrepreneurial drive.
With businesses in music, radio, TV and even sports under his belt - Chris Wright talks about taking a punt on artists, how the industry has changed and why sport is a billionaire's game.

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