Zoe Conway

Zoe Conway, the BBC's employment correspondent, and Nicholas Bloom, a Stanford economics professor, delve into the shifting landscape of remote work. They discuss how the pandemic initially revolutionized work dynamics, but companies now push for office returns amid productivity concerns. The conversation also covers global variations in remote work practices, Amazon's strict in-office policy, and the socio-economic divide affecting workers. Insights into the future of hybrid work highlight technological advancements and changing leadership trends shaping the work environment.

Francesca Hennessy, the unbeaten 'Billion Dollar Baby' boxer, shares her journey as she prepares for a high-stakes fight, emphasizing the growth of women's boxing. Zoe Conway explores concerning NEET statistics, revealing shifts in demographics and government responses. Painter Caroline Walker discusses her thought-provoking exhibition 'Mothering,' highlighting the often-overlooked realities of motherhood and support networks. Lastly, Suzanne Edwards recounts her inspiring experience with neurotechnology trials, showcasing resilience in her rehabilitation journey.