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This podcast discusses the impact of Corona bailouts, consumer shift to local produce, and challenges in the global food supply chain. It also features ABBA's Bjorn Ulvaeus sharing insights on life in Sweden during the pandemic and the changes in workplace environments due to COVID-19.

Head of IEA and coal analyst discuss coal's decline during lockdown due to excess supply switching off coal plants, while India embraces cheaper renewable energy. Discussion on China's ongoing coal projects. Professor explains coal's role in Industrial Revolution.

Billionaires like Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg donate big during the pandemic, sparking debates on their role in public health. Discussions on billionaire philanthropy motivations, society's expectations, and the need for progressive taxation. Calls for a philanthropy shake-up and insights into working at a research institute funded by private money.

Guy Singh Watson from Riverford Organic Farmers in the UK and Abdoul Wahab Barry from the International Fund for Agricultural Development in Cote D'Ivoire discuss the impact of lockdowns on global food supply chains. They touch on new buying habits, less choice in supermarkets, and what the disruption means for farmers in West Africa. Professor Richard Wilding shares insights on the future of supply chains.

Amanda Fischer and other experts discuss the controversies of the government bailout during the pandemic. They highlight the unequal distribution of funds to larger companies over small businesses. The discussion examines the challenges faced by smaller firms and the need for fair treatment and responsibility in government aid.

New York chef Gabrielle Hamilton discusses the struggles of losing her life's work to the pandemic. The podcast explores the challenges faced by small businesses in accessing government support. It also delves into the impact of the pandemic on the restaurant industry, broadcasters, and single parents during lockdown.

Exploring the bizarre parallel between surging stock markets and a floundering global economy during the pandemic, as 33 million Americans lose jobs but Nasdaq hits new highs. The financial markets and the economy likened to two drunk individuals tied together by a rope. Insights on emerging markets facing financial outflows and the US Federal Reserve's drastic measures to prevent economic collapse.

BBC Sports journalist and football finance expert discuss the English Premier League's plan to resume amidst COVID-19, potential financial losses, and challenges faced by lower league clubs. Exploring the impact of lockdown on the sports industry and the uncertainties surrounding completing the season.

Economy Minister of Brazil, Paulo Guedes, grapples with income support program amidst coronavirus crisis. Economist Monica de Bolle fears country could face depression. Doctor shares frontline struggles in overwhelmed hospitals. Political turmoil and challenges in Brazil's economy exposed.

Exploring the idea of a trans-Tasman travel bubble to boost commerce between Australia and New Zealand post-coronavirus. Discussing business adaptations, challenges for downtown restaurants, and the impact of COVID-19 on the Pacific Islands. Featuring insights from local businesses, politicians, and health experts.