Glen Burrows from The Ethical Butcher explains how he dealt with a huge spike in demand when the crisis hit – and what he’s learned in the past few months. Plus: a check-in with Courier columnist and startup expert Fleur Emery.

In a time when delivery and e-commerce are changing our lives, what transportation trends should be on our radar? A special one-on-one episode with Reilly Brennan, founding general partner of the seed-stage venture capital firm Trucks VC.

Leadership coach Alice Driscoll explains the most effective behaviours, attitudes and actions in a crisis. Plus: Taymoor Atighetchi, CEO and founder of greeting card and stationery company Papier, on why sales are up 300% – and what the sector has in store.

We’re in Detroit with Jenny Gyllander, founder of product review platform Thingtesting, to talk about what the future has in store for emerging brands. Plus: Jonathan Wasserstrum from New York-based real estate company SquareFoot predicts the future of the office.

How will hotels bounce back from the crisis? Will the guest experience forever change? And are there any silver linings ahead? A special future-gazing hospitality episode featuring Courier columnist Colin Nagy.

As shops begin to reopen in Europe, what’s the future of brick-and-mortar retail? A special episode featuring Mandeep Singh of Trouva, Ross Bailey of Appear Here and a dispatch from Berlin.

How is the crisis affecting working women in the US? We’re with the Chief Strategy Officer of The Riveter. Plus: everything you ever wanted to know about distribution, supply chains and sparkling water sales with the co-founder of Ugly Drinks.

Supply chains and brand-building with Leah Remfry-Peploe of direct-to-consumer organic tampon brand Ohne, and Flora Davidson of SupplyCompass, a product development and sourcing platform for the fashion industry.

On today’s show, two things that soothe a stressed-out mind: plants and meditation. We talk online courses with Will Williams, founder of meditation startup Beeja, and hear marketing lessons from Franky Athill of Patch, a direct-to-consumer houseplant company.

How have Europe’s small craft brands been hit by the crisis – and how might they bounce back? We’re in Switzerland with Massimiliano Gritti, co-founder of e-commerce platform Bombinate, to find out. Plus: how Craig Nield, founder of The English Shepherd’s Hut Company, quickly pivoted from servicing weddings to the working from home market.