Adam Cox is joined by Jessica Tarrant, the Content Director at a children's audiobook company, Yoto.

They have published some new research revealling widespread concern around the amount of time children are spending on screens – as well as the content they can access easily online. With a background in children's books and entertainment, Jessica and Adam discuss the effects that's screen time has on children and how parents are responding to that. 

Adam Cox is joined by Kevin Joshua – the Clinical Lead and Superintendent Pharmacist at My Juniper, a weight loss medication service. They talk about the UK's ongoing obesity crisis, how much of obesisty is down to genes and how much is down to life choices. They also talk about this new rise in weight loss medications and how they, alongside traditional weight loss techniques, are looking like promising solutions to the problem. 

Adam Cox is joined by Chris Roe, former Chaplain of Crystal Palace Football Club and current Chief Development Officer at Rowland Brothers Foundation. They discuss the impact of knife crime and National Day of Reflection on 9th of March.

http://www.rowlandbrothers.com/ 

Adam Cox is joined by Dr Steve James, a longevity medicine specialist and Cecilie Wang, the co-founder of Scandinavian Saunas. New research has found that many of us feel our health is in decline, with no idea how to stop it. And now experts are suggesting the problem is that we take a reactive approach to health, rather than proactive.

https://www.scandinaviansauna.dk/ 

Adam Cox is joined by Hayley Raeper from ICS Learn. There are so many career opportunities across key business sectors throughout the UK, what can you do to demonstrate that your skills stand out from the competition? Hayley tells about the benefits of online learning and how it can benefit our careers. 

https://www.icslearn.co.uk/ 

Adam Cox is joined by Neil Young from Babcock. They discuss Babcock’s Festival of Engineering will host 1,500 primary pupils across three events this year, including 400 in Bristol on World Engineering Day. The aim is to inspire a passion for STEM and promote diverse career opportunities, particularly for women and underrepresented groups.

https://www.babcockinternational.com/ 

Adam Cox is joined by Amrit Dhaliwal, the CEO of CEO of Walfinch and author of Time to Thrive: The Home Care Revolution. He argues that the sector isn’t just in need of reform—it’s on the brink of becoming a success story.

https://walfinch.com/ 

Adam Cox is joined by Yvette Langton from YL Introductions. They discuss what YL Introductions does, as well as the concept of 'swipe fatigue' and building authentic connections through match matchmaking services. 

https://www.ylintroductions.co.uk/ 

Adam Cox is joined by Thea Watson from Bright HR. They discuss a new report carried out by Bright HR, all about business confidence. What did it find? Well, it shows how 68% of UK businesses who have embraced a technology strategy see growth as their number one objective for 2025.Shockingly though, over half of all survey respondents – many without a tech plan – say they are not expecting to grow in 2025 and more than a quarter are simply looking to survive.

Adam Cox is joined by Katie Glover, food regulations and trading law expert from NSF. Adam and Katie discuss new research from the public health organisation, NSF, highlighting that 3 in 4 British people do not understand food labelling and call for more transparent allergen information. With recent data suggesting the number of people in the UK with a food allergy has doubled, and vegetarianism and veganism gaining popularity, clear and comprehensive food labelling has never been more crucial.