Matt Skerrett, CEO of web company IMMAT, founder of the The iGroup—a local business directory—and director of Picniq, talks risk-taking and defying the odds.

Kayam Iqbal is a former member of the RAF who, after suffering from PTSD and struggling to find employment upon his return to normal life, went on to set up JobOppO— a community that helps former servicemen and women find jobs and adapt back to normal society—and the OppO Foundation.

Decent, honourable and straight talking—words many use to describe Tim Lewis. On an entrepreneurial journey that began as a fisherman, Tim has been at the helm of Lewis Investment for 33 years and hopes to be there for a while longer still.

A natural risk taker and computer prodigy, Matt Hawkins, CEO at Cudo Ventures and cryptocurrency Cudos, is a disrupter whose entrepreneurial journey has often been lived at the "bleeding edge".

What happens when you have a deep interest in hi-fi from boyhood, and were heavily involved in the 1980's West London music scene? You become co-founder and managing director of one of the most highly-regarded audio systems on the market of course!

Barry Kick, business coach and consultant with Primal Skills, talks in-depth about the joys and challenges of starting his first business in 2006—an award-winning television brand that went on to be stocked by over 700 retailers, including John Lewis.

Tracey Howes, founder of Blue Mind Social, talks about her long and varied entrepreneurial journey and how her discovery of free diving has profoundly influenced her approach to business and life.

The final countdown to number one, as we look back at the ten best performing podcasts of 2020, with a range of guests from different sectors and professions. From restauranteurs, nursery school disruptors and removal men, to ex-Special Forces soldiers, bodyguards and stress experts, and more. Who will be number one?

We look back at the ten best performing podcasts of 2020, with a range of guests from different sectors and professions. From restauranteurs, nursery school disruptors and removal men, to ex-Special Forces soldiers, bodyguards and stress experts, and more - they're all here!

What is content exactly? More importantly, what is GREAT content? How do you go about creating it? And how do you make sure people see it and respond to it in a way that grows your brand and your business? Simon Harmer of Thursday design studio provides all the answers.