The Business

Who owns the data from our brains? Ruth Freeman of Research Ireland joins to discuss how new technology could impact our neurorights.

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Ronan McCabe left the world of accounting to join Zig and Zig for twenty years. He has since moved into the world of more well behaved cartoon characters as CEO of Animation Ireland.

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Is Donald Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill,” a “disgusting abomination,” and a “debt slavery bill?” David McWilliams, author of “Money: a story of Humanity,” which was named the FTs Economics book of the year, joins the programme to discuss.

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Marion McKeown joins the programme to discuss the fallout between the World’s Richest Man and the World’s Most Powerful Man.

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Pulitzer prize winning science journalist Deborah Blum, who is also the Director of the Knight Science Journalism Program at MIT in Boston, says that American food standards have already been impacted by the new Trump administration.

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Is being bold a good thing for business or in the workplace? Clinical psychologist, neuroscientist and professor of Psychology at Trinity, Ian Robertson is finding out.

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Billy Alexander has always loved ferns but it took him 30 years to give up the day job and make a business out of his hobby. He’s just back from the prestigious Chelsea Flower Show where he won gold again and he’s at Bloom in the Phoenix Park this weekend where we caught up with him.

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Since losing his friend and business partner, Eddie Jordan, Keith O'Loughlin has written a book called FTB, Lessons from Eddie Jordan, Inspiration From a Life Lived at Full Throttle.

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Lafcadio Hearn is a name not widely known to many of us, but for Keith Guinan, tour guide at Lafcadio Hearn Japanese Gardens in Tramore, the name is synonymous with bringing Japanese culture to Ireland.

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This father/daughter duo’s family business has been burying the dead in Galway City for over 200 years.

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