Join FT columnist Stephen Bush, who shares his wealth of experience navigating office Christmas parties, alongside comedian Viv Groskop, who offers a humorous take on the highs and lows of festive workplace gatherings. They tackle the art of avoiding embarrassing moments while discussing strategies to recover gracefully if things go awry. From drunken secret Santas to dancefloor mishaps, the conversation is packed with relatable anecdotes and practical tips to help you survive the seasonal chaos without derailing your career.

Stephen Bush, FT’s political columnist and a self-proclaimed film buff, teams up with Topher Forhecz, executive producer and horror movie aficionado, for a spirited Halloween chat. They dive into Tim Burton’s iconic 'Beetlejuice,' discussing its lasting impact and how nostalgia colors our view of it. The duo reflects on the decline of creative risks in modern horror, shines a light on cult classics, and shares personal Halloween favorites like 'The Nightmare Before Christmas.' Join them as they explore the charm of lighthearted horror and the evolution of Halloween cinema!

Stephen Bush, Associate Editor at the Financial Times, shares his insights on the escalating tensions stemming from Russia’s war with Ukraine, raising fears of a potential World War Three. He also discusses farmer protests in the UK over inheritance tax and financial challenges post-Brexit. Joining him is Jamie Bartlett, a misinformation expert and podcaster, who analyzes Elon Musk's controversial influence on politics and the growing exodus from X, highlighting the risks of misinformation in today's digital landscape.