Georgia Stewart if the founder of fintech platform Tumelo which gives everyday investors a shareholder voice on issues they care about. I ask Georgia about the world of ethical and sustainable investing.

Following the Chancellor’s 2021 budget announcement on Wednesday, Frankie Cotton asks Laura Farris MP how her party’s government plans to support women who have been left behind during the pandemic.

This week Frankie speaks to entrepreneur and creator of ‘Unleash Your Extraordinary', Jess Ratcliffe. Jess tells us how a life-threatening diagnosis inspired her to swap her a startup career in Silicon Valley for a personal quest to disrupt the self development industry.

This week Frankie speaks to author of Survival Skills for Freelancers, Sarah Townsend. The conversation covers productivity at home, remote networking and overcoming periods of low self-esteem.

This week Frankie speaks to founder of My Bump Pay, Tobi Asare. The conversation covers working motherhood, how to manage maternity leave and balancing career goals with a young family.

This week Frankie speaks to award-winning journalist, author, podcaster and creative consultant Lotte Jeffs. The conversation covers empathetic leadership, effective communication and managing conflict online.

This week Frankie speaks to Toni Kent, stand-up comedian, writer and professional speaker. The conversation explores social mobility and the impact this can have on family dynamics, sensationalist media tropes of class and how Toni humanises the class conversation with stand-up and humour.

This week Frankie speaks to Rosie Ferguson, CEO of The House of St Barnabas, a private members’ club which works to end the cycle of homelessness. The conversation explores the future and history of private members’ clubs, breaking the cycle of homelessness and working in social impact.

This week Frankie speaks to Emmy Brunner, a psychotherapist and founder of The Recover Clinic. The conversations explores our relationship with marketing and advertising, trauma and healing and the impact of our online, digital lives in 2020.

This week Frankie speaks to Tiwalola Ogunlesi, a confidence coach, self-love activist and founder of Confident and Killing It. The conversation explores why women struggle with their confidence, how we’re living in a self-worth pandemic and how Tiwa used her voice and platform in the campaign to #EndSARs.

This week Frankie speaks to sisters Gracie and Sophie Tyrrell, founders of the award-winning snacking brand, Squirrel Sisters. They both share insights into food startups, how to find the right investment for your business and Sophie’s experience with pregnancy discrimination.

This week Frankie speaks to Fiona Thomas, a freelance writer, author, and self-proclaimed introvert. Fiona generously shares her experiences with depression and anxiety and the conversation explores the highs and lows of being self-employed and finding support networks online.

This week Frankie speaks to Lucy Aylen, founder and CEO of the contemporary fashion brand, Never Fully Dressed. The conversation explores how to build a brand from your attic, the future of fashion and public responsibility on social media.

This week Frankie speaks to Yvonne Bajela, founding member and principal at Impact X. The conversation explores starting a career in venture capital, start-up founders and raising money from home during a pandemic.

This week Frankie speaks to Isabela Chick, Managing Director for Retail and Beauty at Founders Factory. The conversation explores what makes a founder investible, startup team composition and emerging trends in e-commerce.

This week Frankie speaks to Miriam Emele, founder at Camie and Lily’s. The conversation explores how to move through the fear of failure, stop procrastinating and start working on your dream.

This week Frankie speaks to author Candi Williams. The conversation covers how to deal with racist and sexist microaggressions and how perfectionism opposes the celebration of diversity.

This week Frankie speaks to The Better Brand Consultant, Eleanor O’Leary. The conversation covers the sustainability shift in business, greenwashing and overcoming eco-anxiety to make positive change.

This week Frankie speaks to business strategist Nancy Evbuomwan. The conversation covers startup failure, commercialising your business and staying focused on the metrics that matter.

This week Frankie speaks to Jasmine Douglas, the founder of entrepreneurs club Babes on Waves. The conversation covers overcoming low self-esteem, cultivating confidence through action and how to create a thriving community.