In this week’s episode of Suffolk Money Podcast, Colin was delighted to catch up with Phillip Ainsworth (Chief Executive of the Suffolk Agricultural Association) and Tony Pulham (Deputy show director), as they prepare to open the gates and welcome tens of thousands of visitors in what promises to be a particularly unique and special year.

In this weeks’ episode, Colin has a difficult but important conversation with the inspirational Mandy Small, about what a family goes through and what they continue to go through after the tragic loss of a family member to suicide.

This week’s edition of Suffolk Money Podcast was recorded live at The Apex in Bury St Edmunds, at BBC Radio Suffolk’s Rising Cost of Living Support Fayre.

This week, Colin speaks to George Pennel, a former recruitment consultant, whose decision to go-it-alone and start a new business was forged on the golf course, during his 2020 furlough.

In this week’s episode, Colin talks to two entrepreneurial sisters, Hannah Huntly and Beth Tchie, about their award-winning speciality coffee shops, in the heart of Ipswich.

In our Budget Special for 2022, Colin discusses the key issues of the Spring Update for the Suffolk Money audience.

This week we have a real treat for you, as Colin talks to two of the most recognisable voices in Suffolk, Rachel Sloane and Tim Holder. They tell us all about The Festival of Suffolk; a whole series of fantastic events and activities happening between May and October 2022.

If you want your meat fresh, locally sourced and from one of Suffolk's very best Butcher’s, then take a trip to George Debman Family Butchers.

This week Colin talks to Sharon about how her passion for photographing her children and her life, using light and different perspectives, became the driving force behind her new photography business.

In this episode Colin chats with Chris Theobald, who co-owns the Parrot in Aldringham and The DoIphin in Thorpeness; both nestled along the beautiful Suffolk Coast.