Today I'd like to tell you about some ideas that I have for the Insider Club and the DCRN. It's potentially the start of an exciting new chapter for our community.

My last show of the year. In this one I'll be looking back on some of the things we've been doing and discussing what direction the DCRN will go in next year. I'm also going explain why I think Bitcoin will go down and why web development is no longer the best gig in town.

I'd like to tell you about my exciting new hobby. Online day trading. I'll also explain how your web development skills could make you a brilliant day trader. Let's play the stock market and win!

Today I'll be discussing some of the economic challenges which are facing the UK and the rest of the world. However, I don't want to just talk about the problems of the world. I want to propose a solution! The solution is to sack our tired old, incompetent workers' unions and replace them with a brave new electronic union. If you're into radical politics then I hope you'll find my theory of interest.

Is the internet being taken over by a dangerous secret society? Join me in conversation with Derek McLean and judge for yourself.

An update on the latest developments at the Insider Club.

This show of mine - which has now been running for over a year - was inspired by a guy called Kevin Trudeau. Within the last year or so Kevin Trudeau and his organisation, The Global Information Network, have been the subject of a great deal of controversy. At the time of writing Trudeau is facing massive legal challenges and a backlash of people who are claiming that he is a scam artist. I've been watching this drama unfolding for several months and now, finally, I think I'd like to say a few words and give you my take on the story.

In the news this week we've been hearing a lot about how Google have changed their terms and conditions. Today I'll be discussing what these changes mean for people who are interested in internet marketing.

Wishing you a very Merry Christmas.

It can happen to the best of us. You land a gig. You do the work. You do your best. Everything looks fine. Then, out of the blue, the client won't pay. In this episode, I'll explain how web developers can survive and thrive, when 'they' don't pay.