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Robot inventor Sandy Enoch, founder of Robotical, discusses Marty the educational robot for children. They explore coding, AI in education, promoting diversity in STEM, challenging gender stereotypes, and the changing landscape of robotics in various industries.

Exploring the relationship between football and crypto, from fan engagement tokens to fraudulent deals with clubs. Discussing the impact on fans' financial decisions and the commercialization of fan involvement. Analyzing the complex role of fan tokens in enhancing football engagement and providing investment opportunities.

Legendary guitarist Jimmy Page from Led Zeppelin and Grammy-nominated singer James Bay discuss the guitar industry's struggle to attract younger customers. They explore the association of guitars with rock 'n' roll, the legacy of guitar music, Gibson's revival, women in guitar playing, and the evolution of the guitar industry.

Exploring the rapid growth and consequences of sports betting in the US since its legalization outside of Nevada in 2018, with 38 states now allowing it. The industry faces challenges such as high costs, lack of regulation, and potential risks for compulsive gamblers. The podcast also discusses the neglect of responsible gambling policies and the fragmentation of regulations across different states.

Stella, Dawa, and Salome share their inspiring journeys of entrepreneurship in Uganda, from refugee camps to successful businesses. They discuss the transformative power of economic empowerment, challenges in foreign aid programs, and the impact of entrepreneurship on family well-being and poverty alleviation.

Property tycoon Sanmi Adegoke shares his journey from fast food to a successful property portfolio, driven by his Christian faith which led to valuable business connections. Adegoke's Rehoboth group has completed over 20 renovation projects and manages £35m in property assets, emphasizing ethical entrepreneurship and purpose in property development.

From turning Eurovision love into a business to the economics of winning songs, this podcast dives deep into the global phenomenon. Discover the plans for the first ever Eurovision world tour and the challenges facing songwriters in the industry.

Journalist Elizabeth Hotson explores the revival of 'ghost' whisky distilleries in Scotland. She visits Port Ellen and Vintage House, delving into the challenges and successes of bringing back these legendary distilleries. The allure of rare, no longer existent whiskey distilleries is uncovered, appealing to collectors and connoisseurs. The resurrection of Port Ellen distillery highlights the balance between tradition and innovation in crafting exceptional spirits. The worries of a potential whiskey bubble are discussed, emphasizing the essence of whiskey as a companion to be enjoyed.

Legendary musicians Elton John, Beyonce, Taylor Swift, and Ed Sheeran discuss the contrast between their sell-out stadium tours and the struggles of smaller music venues. The podcast explores the challenges faced by grassroots venues in the UK and Australia, as well as the future potential of India's live music scene. Insights are shared on the impact of technology, government support, and tax reforms on the evolving live music industry.

Exploring Kosovo's economic challenges and potential with focus on mining industry struggles, currency regulations, business obstacles, and hopes for growth through investments and reforms amidst political tensions and youth migration concerns.