Frankie talks to friend and recruitment advisor Upasna Bhadhal, about how 2021 affected their businesses, getting through another challenging year and uplifting each other along the way.

Frankie talks to Jess Phillips, Labour MP for Birmingham Yardley and Shadow Minister for Domestic Violence and Safeguarding.

Frankie talks to behavioural neuroscientist Katherine Templar about neuroplasticity, uncertainty and personal growth.

Frankie talks to Imogen Tazzyman, ECD at McCann Manchester, about the business case for diversity and the business risks of echo chambers in marketing and communications.

Frankie talks to Freddie Harrel, founder of Radswan, about the growth challenges that occurred when customer demand outweighed supply.

Frankie talks to Emma Shaw, founder of Library Of Things, about building a circular economy business model that meets consumer needs.

Frankie talks to Cathi Harrison, founder and director of the Verve Group, about scaling the business from one employee to fifty without outside investment.

Frankie talks to Abbie Morris, the founder of Compare Ethics, helping consumers make ethical and sustainable choices by verifying claims made by brands and retailers.

Frankie talks to the founder of Unitary, Sasha Haco, about how to solve the problem of harmful content online.

Frankie talks to the founder of The Divorce Surgery, Samantha Woodham, about their innovative approach to divorce, using just one lawyer for both couples to make the process cheaper and easier.

Frankie talks to Natalie Morris about her debut book Mixed/Other, following a milestone year in the global conversation about race since the murder of George Floyd.

The UK has the worst breastfeeding rate globally, with 90% of mother’s giving up before they want to. Frankie Cotton talks to Latch Aid founder Chen Mao Davies, who is tackling this problem with technology.

How do you balance impact, sustainability and profit? Frankie Cotton talks to Celia Pool, founder of DAME.

Frankie talks to the Employment Minister, Mims Davies MP, about the past year in her government department following the huge pandemic workload that they faced and, looking back, if she would’ve made any decisions differently with the benefit of hindsight.

How do you contact emergency services when you can’t make a voice call? 999 was introduced in 1937, and it’s been voice-based ever since. Frankie Cotton talks to Becca Hume, founder of Tap SOS, about innovating emergency services.

Frankie Cotton talks to Chloe Macintosh, founder and CEO of Kama, about the global sex recession, why we’re all struggling with intimacy and how pleasure combats stress.

Frankie Cotton asks Maike Currie what financial institutions can do to help close the gender investment and pensions gap, especially in light of the devastating effects of the pandemic on women’s economic equality.

Zara Ransley tell us about My Pocket Skill, a tech platform connecting Gen Z to money-earning tasks and enabling them to save.

An informal and helpful Q&A panel for the self-employed about how you can avoid overpaying tax and make the most of the money you've worked hard to earn.

Stacey Lowman tells us about the financial advice gap, the role of financial coaching and how to avoid charlatans.