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Hello Listeners! 

Join Ben and Paul this Monday, talking about the last week's antics in England. 

Covered: 

• Facemasks - how wearing them in shops in the UK from 24th July 2020 is compulsory. How will the UK people react to this?
• Announcements about the costs in the UK of tax changes. How are the government going to recoup the money lost over the COVID-19 Pandemic? 
• Capital Gains Taxes potentially rising
• Government choices in history - who were best for taxes? 
• How big stores benefited during lockdown compared to the smaller independent shops
• The impact of a second lockdown
• Accrued redundancy program (Furlough Schem in Paul's words)

And much more!

This weeks song is:
mamas and papas - Twelve Thirty

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Check out this recent interview Paul Waite conducted with Mel Curtis! 

Founder and managing director Ermila Curtis (Mel) set up "Winter in Venice" over nine years ago in her pursuit to capture the very essence of the human heart. The ability to give wholeheartedly and love unconditionally - the true art of living

We hope you enjoy this one, a captivating interview. 

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Catch up with the Monday live stream!

Hear Charlotte today on her first hosting of the Monday Aspen Waite Live stream!

Covering the news of the last week and Paul's take on the highlights. Kicking off with the big companies like Primark rejecting the bonus of Furlough scheme with employees returning to work.

There has been lots of fear around in England, and we talk about living life without fear, but still sensibly.

The facemask situation balancing frustration with common sense. Being forced to wear facemasks. How do you feel about this? Paul talks about whether the measures are scientific, economic or neither.

We cover how the Chancellor performed in the recent budget and Paul's feedback on Richi Sunak and the Budget as a whole.

And of course, a rundown of the first week of Aspen Waite Radio. Paul and Charlotte are both presenters of shows on the station and we hear their take on what it was like to see this dream come into fruition!

A great conversation towards the end of the live stream about interviewing and the synergies between business and sport.

Song of the week is: 
JJ72 - Formulae

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Hello Listeners!

Pubs re-opened over the weekend and people flocked to their nearest local to enjoy a cold pint.

Paul and Ben talk about things like businesses reopening for the first time since lockdown, with locals perspectives and business perspectives on this.

Recent government news on their approach to stimulate consumer spending and help with the losses of Lockdown. VAT reductions and vouchers potentially. There will be a price to pay though as Paul puts it. New measures are needed to recover costs.

Also covered is how the world is going to react to China and the part it played in the COVID outbreak. Are they trying to deflect responsibility?

Ther friend message from Aspen Waite is strong, we believe in what we are doing in business and we really are here to help. Hear about some of the ways we have been giving back to the community in this episode!

Make sure you check out www.aspenwaiteradio.com - we have a full launched station on 06.07.2020 with a great schedule of live presenters and amazing music.

This weeks song - Leonard Cohen - Suzanne 

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Join us in the final part of this epic tale!

We are right up to 1066 in the last episode where Paul and Calum take you through the characters, history and context of The Battle of Hastings.

It has been a journey and we hope you enjoy this final episode. Paul and Calum go into the battle in great detail.

The Battle of Hastings[a] was fought on 14 October 1066 between the Norman-French army of William, the Duke of Normandy, and an English army under the Anglo-Saxon King Harold Godwinson, beginning the Norman conquest of England. It took place approximately 7 miles (11 kilometres) northwest of Hastings, close to the present-day town of Battle, East Sussex, and was a decisive Norman victory.

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Hello Listeners!

Join us in a great episode today with Paul Waite and legend Charlie Hodgson:

Charles Christopher Hodgson (born 12 November 1980) is a retired English rugby union player, having previously been a player for Sale Sharks and Saracens. His position was fly-half and he is the leading Premiership points scorer of all time. Hodgson also played for England, until announcing his international retirement in 2012. Hodgson made 18 consecutive starts at fly half for England between 2004 and 2006.

A very insightful episode into the life of a great English Rugby player, we hope you enjoy this one! 

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Hello Listeners!

Join Paul and Calum in episode 7 of The Birth of The English Nation.

A great episode with paving the way to next weeks special on The Battle of Hastings in 1066.

Setting the scene and introducing the kings, stories and history leading up to what was one of the biggest battles in English History.

We hope you enjoy this one and click the link to watch the video :)

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Hello Listeners! 

Join Viking Son and Father on part 6 of the Birth of The English Nation. 

This week we cover the years 939 AD to 1016 AD. 

Seventy-seven years and seven kings! Of those seven, two were assassinated, and one king you never would have thought to be king of England. An Exciting episode, we hope you enjoy it! 

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Join Paul and Ben today on a lively live stream. How do things look right now?

We need to hope but are presented with strife, anarchy and discord.

People have taken matters into their own hands but how does this look for the UK? Join us in this one to hear the discussion. 

The media have seen this opportunity to broadcast extremist views it could be said. Inaccurate and where is the accountability? 

We try to be the middle road at Aspen Waite and offer you unbiased opinions on all that we present. 

Also covered is the free market economy, ‘anti-business’ strategy of the Tory government and what we mean by driving down the middle of the road, you will hit cars going both ways! 

And of course… Riots and Protests of the last week, the relaxation of social distancing measures and Pauls predictions about Brexit. 

Song this week is America - Ventura Highway