Peter O'Dwyer, the business correspondent with the Sunday Business Post, is joined by Hammad Akhtar, head of corporate insurance at Pinsent Masons and Naoise Harnett, corporate insurance partner at Pinsent Masons, to discuss Brexit and its implications for the Irish insurance sector.

In Deep Water, a new book by Sunday Business Post Political Editor Michael Brennan, tells the inside story of the creation of Irish Water and the collapse of water charges.

In a special edition of The Post Podcast, he tells Ian Guider that, contrary to the widely-held perception, the concept of water charges was conceived in Ireland and not by the troika, with the Green Party agreeing on water meters and charges with Fianna Fáil a year before the bail-out.

The book goes into detail about how the new utility was set up by the Fine Gael-Labour coalition - including the ignored warnings, the rows and the political mistakes leading up to the protests that eventually sank water charges.

In this episode of the KBC Bank Ireland investment podcast, Sunday Business Post business reporter Killian Woods is joined by Dara O'Brien and Pat Naughton from KBC Asset Management to discuss how investments can help prevent you from saving yourself poorer.

Colm Warner of CWSI & Colm Healy of Corrata discuss why mobile phones are the new target for cyber-criminals, how attacks happen, how the ubiquity and dependency we have on our devices has put business data at risk and what can be done about it.

In this month's episode the KBC Bank Ireland investment podcast, Sunday Business Post business reporter Killian Woods chats to Dara O'Brien from KBC Asset Management about the origins of Socially Responsible Investing and why it's so important to millennials.

Elaine O'Regan talks to Peter Carroll, Partner at BDO Ireland and Adie McGennis, CEO of Sigmar Recruitment about the not-for-profit industry group's plans

In the latest episode of the KBC Bank investment podcast, Sunday Business Post Markets Editor Ian Guider and KBC's Daire O'Brien and Niall Tobin talk about the return of volatility, Brexit, trade wars, European elections and what you should do to maximise your returns.

Hosted by Colette Sexton, Media Matters talks to industry experts on the issues that really matter on the first Wednesday of every month.

This month's podcast features former Irish Times economic editor Jane Suiter, who is now director of the Institute for Future Media and Journalism at Dublin City University.

Despite the struggles facing traditional media outlets, she believes there are still careers for journalism students, but in a wider range of organisations, including technology companies. Suiter also discusses the work being done to combat fake news, and what can be done to increase the number of women in senior positions in the media and the number of female voices on air.

n a special edition of the Post Podcast, Sunday Business Post editor Emmet Oliver talks to Susan O’Keeffe, who was in the House of Commons for this week’s tumultuous debate and vote on Theresa May’s Brexit withdrawal deal.

She describes the “febrile” atmosphere inside and outside the chamber as the tension built up ahead of the vote, and looks at the prospects of a solution emerging from the talks between May and other party leaders and MPs.

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