The Business

Jamie Dimon, chief executive of JP Morgan, was challenged by the Economist's Editor in Chief about the silence of CEOS in corporate America. Yet perhaps Dimon was right to be cagey as he's now being sued by Donald Trump. Terry Sheridan, senior director of news at WSHU public radio, joins Richard to discuss these latest developments.

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While some well known artists such as Lisa Minnelli and Art Garfunkel are contributing to an AI generated album, others like Matthew McConaughy are taking significant legal steps to protect their voices. Siofra Mulqueen reports on the rise of AI in this industry.

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Earlier this week, Brooklyn Beckham made headlines by sharing stories on Instagram, claiming that his parents repeatedly pressured him into signing away the rights to his name. Jane Madden, strategic branding consultant, offers insight into what this means for the Beckham brand.

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Richard is joined by voice and vocal communications specialist, Poll Moussoulides, to discuss how actors, sports stars, and even business people are coached to communicate effectively.

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Comedian Anne Gildea has been watching various fights unfold this week between not only the Beckhams, but also Michael O'Leary and Elon Musk as well as Donald Trump and Dimon.

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Jennifer Nickerson and Liam Ahearn of Tipperary Boutique Distillery join Richard to discuss Scotland, farming, family and whiskey.

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On this day in 1920 prohibition was introduced which outlawed alcohol for thirteen years. While some struggle to get through one month of dry January, Dr Nikki Carter takes us back to the 1920s, a time full of speakeasies and shady characters.

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Dave MacArdle reports on how people are downing their devices for new designs in crafts such as pottery and painting.

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Earlier this week, Donald Trump was criticised for an offensive gesture directed at a heckler at the Ford factory in Detroit. While the White House said it was an appropriate response, consultant psychiatrist Brendan Kelly wonders what impact the coarsening of politics is having on workplaces and life.

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Despite troops from many European countries arriving on the shores of Greenland, the US President Donald Trump is not giving up on taking over the island. Dan O'Brien, chief economist of the Institute of International and European Affairs, joins Richard to discuss whether the EU has many cards to play in this high stakes game.

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