Listen back to the Eleven on Friday program from February 19.

Paul Guerra, CEO of the Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss the impacts of lockdown on business.

Political analyst Terry Barnes offers his take on the issues in politics.

Money expert Sarah Wells spoke to the program about the end of JobKeeper and what it means for those who have become accustomed to receiving a bigger income. “An estimated one in five Australians have been earning more than their pre-pandemic wage thanks to JobKeeper top ups,” Ms Wells said. “For many of us it doesn’t take long to adjust to a bigger income, but with JobKeeper about to end, how easy will it be to adjust back down to a lower income?”

Dr Brenda Loh from Myers Street Dental spoke to the program about the dangers and long-term damage of using ‘morph beads’ on your teeth, and offered tips on how to avoid ‘hacks’ and protect your teeth properly.

Zaun Bhana – Technology Expert and Managing Director of Leap Consulting explores whether technology deserves a seat at the umpire’s side.

LADbible Australia has launched a global advocacy campaign called ‘UNHEARD’, which strives to bring together a broad spectrum of organisations fighting racial injustice in Australia.

Geelong Bank CEO Vivien Allen appeared on the program to discuss changes to bankruptcy laws which came into effect on 1 January.

Trent Geddes spoke to the program about the issues in tech.

Davina Montgomery discusses the issues of the day.