In a special edition of the Unregulated podcast, Digital Editor Emma Haslett and Sports Editor Frank Dalleres analyse City AM's Top 50 marketable athletes at the Rio Olympics and Paralympics. John Izzard, from sports sponsorship specialists Synergy explains who will earn the most from the Games... and why there are no Russians on the list.

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Millennials are the left behind generation - they can't afford property, their savings are doing nothing and they're going to work until they drop. Time to get proactive?

This week we're joined by 25-year-old Aaron Fifield, the host of the Chat With Traders podcast, and Triforce Trader Matthew Owens, also 25, to discuss whether trading on the stock market is a route to getting rich quick.

They share their tips on getting started, as well as how to use Twitter to improve your trades.

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This week we come over all Don Draper as we discuss the art of marketing. Are big campaigns just for the multinationals or can small businesses play the game too?

We're joined by Barry Jones, chairman of WPP's Hogarth Worldwide, and Shona Ghosh, producer of the Marketing Mind podcast.

Enjoyed this week's show? Listen to more of Shona talking about what Pixar can teach you about storytelling in her latest podcast: https://audioboom.com/boos/4810647-how-pixar-and-the-national-theatre-tell-stories

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How can you use body language to get what you want from networking? Why should you never ask a person what they do? Emma Haslett and Zak Mir are joined by author Elizabeth Kuhnke and social entrepreneur Oli Barrett to talk body language, networking and how to create charisma.

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This week Deputy Digital Editor of City A.M. Caitlin Morrison steps up to steer the Unregulated show while Emma Haslett is away.

Joined by usual presenter Zak Mir is Tom McPhail, Head of Pension Research at Hargreaves Lansdown and Tom Selby from investment services company AJ Bell as the panel picks apart the long and short term ramifications for pensions in post-Brexit Britain.

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In a special edition of City AM's podcast, City A.M. digital editor Emma Haslett is joined in the studio by editor Christian May.

Guests Jimmy McLoughlin, head of external affairs at the Institute of Directors and Natalie Reynolds, CEO of negotiation specialist Advantage Spring, discuss the next steps for David Cameron, Conservative leader hopefuls, Jeremy Corbyn, and the rest of those tasked with paving a new path for the UK's economy.

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This week we're talking about when it all goes wrong: how to embrace failure, or at least learn from your mistakes.

Emma and Zak are joined by Black Box Thinking author Matthew Syed and Luciana Lixandru from Accel to learn about failing gracefully - and what James Dyson and David Beckham have in common.

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This week Craig Donaldson, the chief executive of Metro Bank, joins Emma and Zak to explain why he was named the best CEO in the UK in a Glassdoor survey. They discuss how often dogs and horses come in his bank, whether we have seen the back of banker-bashing - and Craig gives some advice to Roy Hodgson for the Euro 2016.

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Crowdfunding: it's becoming increasingly popular, but is it worth it?

Emma and Zak are joined by Charlie Thuillier, a co-founder of Oppo Ice Cream, which smashed its crowdfunding target in less than 10 minutes, and Seedrs' chief investment officer Thomas Davies, to discuss the highs and lows of crowdfunding.

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The CEO of Ann Summers tells Zak and Emma about the rise and future of the retailer, explains her pro-Europe stance, and talks about receiving a bullet in the post (there's also a bit about West Ham).

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