Exploring wealth disparity, philosopher Ingrid Robens proposes capping personal wealth at $10 million to tackle extreme inequality. Debate on wealth caps' impact on democracy, society, and the environment. Perspectives on wealth limits to address income inequality and stimulate innovation. Insights into Iran's political landscape and business opportunities.

The podcast talks about Ukraine's economic rollercoaster after the Russian invasion, with a focus on businesses' resilience in the face of conflict. It features stories from a noodle restaurant owner in Kyiv, a school teacher in a war-torn city, and a farmer in Uman. The discussion includes the challenges faced by businesses, residents, and the country as a whole amidst the ongoing conflict.

Discover how climbing has transformed from a niche activity to a booming business, driven by the Olympics, popular films, and a surge in climbing gyms. Insights from industry experts and top competitive climber Shauna Coxsey.

Exploring the artificial coin shortage in the Philippines and the impact on consumer behavior. Insights on how businesses and shoppers in Quezon city are adapting to the decline in coin usage. Challenges faced by jeepney drivers and passengers due to the scarcity of small change. Efforts to promote digital payment methods and address the unbanked population. Retailer struggles with change shortages and creative solutions like using candies.

The podcast discusses how Houthi attacks on cargo ships in the Red Sea are disrupting global supply chains, leading to rerouting of ships and increased costs. Companies are adjusting their transportation strategies to adapt to the new challenges. Impact of rising freight and insurance costs on global trade and the grim plight of sailors held captive by Houthis are also highlighted.

Tony Fernandes, former music industry worker and CEO of AirAsia, discusses his varied career, the airline industry's recovery from COVID-19, recent safety issues at Boeing, and his love for football.

Tiger Woods, Michael Jordan, LeBron James, and Magic Johnson are the few sportspeople who have achieved success on and off the field, becoming billionaires. The podcast explores their secrets and speculates on future athletes who could join the list. It also discusses Nike's storytelling, the significance of basketball in China, racial inequality in sports, and the barriers faced by female athletes.

Explore the business of scaring people through dark tourism. Learn about scare tactics in horror movies and London Dungeon. Discover the haunting legacy of 'A Christmas Carol' and the tradition of ghost stories during Christmas. Find out how to create fear and suspense in the internet age. Learn about personalized scary experiences at Lisserburg amusement park.

Former content moderator Daniel Motaung speaks about his traumatic experiences with toxic content on Facebook and the lack of support from managers, which led to a lawsuit. US lawyer Cori Crider discusses the importance of content moderation in conflicts, while activist Leah Kimathi highlights the need for investment in moderating African languages. They all advocate for improved working conditions and specific legislation governing social media companies in Africa.

Jagan Chapagain, Secretary general of the International Federation of the Red Cross, rose from humble beginnings in Nepal. He discusses his background and role in global disaster response. The podcast emphasizes the importance of community resilience in coastal areas, investments in climate action, and the power of small changes to create a positive impact.