In this week's episode we’ll be hearing from entrepreneur and founding CEO of digital banking startup Revolut, Nikolay Storonsky.

Nikolay took  to the stage at Web Summit 2019 to discuss finance in all it’s forms, the future for digital banking and the what the future holds for Revolut it’s competitors.

This week we wrestle with the topic of cyber security. 

From Web Summit 2018, Meet the defender of the Democratic party in the cyber war against hackers, Raffi Krikorian as he and Sam Biddle of the intercept ask the question: “ How can we defend democracy against cyber attacks?” 

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In today’s episode we focus on the rise of the celebrity activist. 

Why do big names and brands lend their support to a cause and ultimately does their involvement make a difference?

In conversation with Matthew Garrahan of Financial Times, Studio One Eighty Nine’s Rosario Dawson discusses this from Centre Stage of Web Summit 2017

In this week’s episode we hear from a french footballing icon. 

From Centre Stage Web Summit 2019, the Global Ambassador for Common Goal Eric Cantona alongside CEO Jürgen Griesbeck discuss the 1% that can change the world and highlights how helping a little can actually help a lot. 

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With the recent global spread of COVID-19 organisations around the world have started to adopt working from home policies. Is this a functional long term strategy for both employer and employee?

Stephen Cummins talks remote as a Service and the rise of the 100% remote worker companies. Will working remotely help disrupt on-premise people in traditional shared offices too?

Can 100% remote companies, with great culture and cutting-edge remote methodologies, produce optimal levels of employee and customer success?

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In this week’s episode we look back to Centre Stage of Web Summit 2014 to hear from Hollywood superstar Eva Longoria in conversation with Jemima Khan. 

In this fireside, Eva talks about her late start in Hollywood, juggling her family commitments with Desperate Housewives while also attending night school to get her Masters.

In this week's episode we’ll be discussing the the legacy of social media. 

Social media stars crop up overnight but what exactly can make them a sustained success? 

From Centre Stage of Web Summit 2017, YouTube sensations Jake Paul and Alfie Deyes disect what makes good content, how to harness the power of the internet and their own personal success stories.

This week we hear from the man supposedly responsible for two of the most controversial political campaigns in modern history; the presidential campaign of Donald Trump and the Brexit campaign.

Alexander Nix, former CEO of Cambridge Analytica, took to centre stage at Web Summit 2017 with Matthew Freud of Freud Communications to discuss how online advertising has moved from the creative sphere to specialists in programmatic advertising and how this data science methodology helped Donald Trump win the U.S. election. 

In this week’s episode we look back at Web Summit 2015 and to best selling novelist Dan Brown as he dissects the question posed; “will science kill god?”. 

Listen in on this keynote speech as Dan Brown discusses his own relationship with spirituality while exploring the intersection of technology and the unknown 

In today’s episode we focus on the topic of women in tech.

It's a well known fact that the tech industry has problems with diversity. For a long time this was understood to mean getting more women involved. Good work has been done in addressing this but is it time to broaden our understanding of what we mean by diversity - and are diversity quotas the solution to diversity issues?

From Web Summit 2019 we hear from marketing and diversity activist and the global head of marketing at EA, Belinda Smith as well as Fast Company’s Leah Hunter and Andrew O’Dell of O’Dell and Pereira.