Best David Faulkner Podcasts (2025)

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Thailand's casino gamble 19:29

6m ago19:29

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Thailand’s government has long been wary of opening up the country to gambling, imposing major restrictions on betting. Small-scale, illicit gambling is widespread in the country but now politicians want to liberalise the industry and allow casinos to set up shop. The goal is to promote tourism, but opponents argue that the gambling business is inc…

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Thailand’s battle against e-waste 17:29

16m ago17:29

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The Southeast Asian country has witnessed a huge influx of electrical and electronic waste in recent years. Old mobile phones, computers, circuit boards and fridges are being shipped to the country and processed, often in unlicensed industrial sites. We explore why this has happened, who is behind it, and find out what the Thai government is doing …

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Thailand and Malaysia: Growth under pressure 19:30

1d ago19:30

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Thailand and Malaysia both depend on exports to countries like China and the US for economic growth. The Southeast Asian nations are now potentially facing some of US President Donald Trump’s most punishing tariff rates. We look at some of their key industries, like rubber and manufacturing, that are threatened by the situation. Will both countries…

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Thailand: An economy on hold? 18:22

8m ago18:22

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From rice to rubber, manufacturing to tourism, Thailand is one of Southeast Asia’s most important export-driven economies. And its trading partners include China and the US. But the country's been struggling to bounce back from the effects of the Covid pandemic. Ever since US President Donald Trump first introduced tariffs against China in 2018, Th…

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Business Daily meets: Activist investor David Webb 17:28

18h ago17:28

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David Webb has spent decades campaigning for the rights of ordinary investors in Hong Kong. Since arriving in the city from the UK as a young investment banker 30 years ago, he’s taken on tycoons, exposed corporate wrongdoing, and pushed for transparency in one of the world’s most complex financial hubs. Now, as the activist investor’s life comes t…

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Has sports arena advertising gone too far? 17:28

1d ago17:28

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Pitchside advertising signs in stadiums are getting bigger and brighter, using advanced, digital technology to create new opportunities for marketing to fans in the stadium and those watching sports at home. But could the LED boards around the stadium distract from the action on the field? We hear from fans, marketing execs, and how one sport leagu…

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Adam Hochschild | King Leopold's Ghost (Horror In The Congo) 36:47

1d ago36:47

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Curious Worldview (Spotify) Curious Worldview (Apple) Tim Butcher Episode (Blood River Congo) - King Leopold's Ghost Book - https://www.amazon.com.au/King-Leopolds-Ghost-Adam-Hochshild/dp/0618001905 From 1885, for 13 years, one man, King Leopold II, owned, as his personal property, one of the largest pieces of geography on earth. The Congo is four …

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Politics, Property & Policy: A Deep Dive with Matt Ball from NZPIF 43:04

2d ago43:04

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In the latest episode of The Alternative Property Management Show, powered by Renti and in conjunction with The PMC 2025, we’re joined by Matt Ball — Advocacy Manager for the New Zealand Property Investors Federation and self-confessed political tragic. Matt shares insights from his extensive work in Wellington, where he lobbies across the politica…

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The craft brewers and tariffs 17:29

3d ago17:29

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US President Donald Trump’s announcements on tariffs have had businesses around the world analysing their supply chains and reassessing their bottom lines. We take a snapshot of one industry and the beating heart of a popular American product - craft beer – speaking to brewers in Canada, Mexico and the US. If you would like to get in touch with the…

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The cost of a can of beer in the US 17:28

4d ago17:28

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A Pilsner, an American Pale Ale, American IPA or cold lager. However you like your beer – it's part of life in the US and usually comes out on top as the most popular drink in the country. In this programme, we look at how President Donald Trump’s tariffs policy is impacting the product; tracing the elements of a can of beer in the United States - …

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Could categorising heatwaves help businesses? 17:27

5d ago17:27

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Heatwaves don’t have names unlike storms or hurricanes - which are categorised. But extreme heat can have a huge impact on people’s lives, on overall public health, and the local economy. We look at a pilot project that took place in the Spanish city of Seville called ProMETEO, aimed at naming heatwaves in order to raise public awareness, and bette…

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Axel Humlesjö | Honeytraps, Sparrows & Russian Money Laundering 42:48

5d ago42:48

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Curious Worldview Podcast (Spotify) - https://open.spotify.com/episode/6vofLaGavfQEEGkkSmwlTi?si=0vc-V65-Qref_ZlZdj--tg Curious Worldview Podcast (Apple) - https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/axel-humlesj%C3%B6-money-laundering-is-the-biggest/id1540424160?i=1000700665617 ---- Axel Humlesjö is a Swedish journalist against which money laundering, t…

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Should brands stop claiming gravel bikes “can go anywhere”? Lawyer discusses £4.5m Planet X fork failure case, its implications for the cycling industry, and the need for transparent marketing + Is Simon ... 1:14:38

12d ago1:14:38

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Send us a text On this week’s episode, we’re joined by Julian Chamberlayne, a partner at Stewart’s, the UK law firm who last month secured a £4.5m settlement case against Planet X’s insurers, after cyclist Dr Daniel Gordon was left paralysed in a crash caused by his gravel bike's carbon fork shearing in two on a grass slope. We discuss what went wr…

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The economics of Hajj 17:28

8d ago17:28

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For more than 1,400 years, Saudi Arabia has hosted pilgrims from across the world who travel to this sacred patch of desert to fulfil a religious obligation. Beyond the eternal moral duty, the economic potential of hosting both Hajj, and Umrah - a shorter pilgrimage - is vast. The kingdom is aiming to welcome 30 million pilgrims every year by 2030.…

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Law, Logic & a Little Humanity: Sarina Gibbon on Changing the PM Conversation 42:05

9d ago42:05

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In this episode of The Alternative Property Management Show, the boys are joined by legal eagle and all-round top lady Sarina Gibbon — General Manager of the Auckland Property Investors Association and founder of Tenancy Advisory Ltd. Sarina shares her journey from law school to becoming one of the most influential voices in New Zealand's rental se…

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The business of not dying 17:28

9d ago17:28

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Is longevity the next growth industry? We look at why billionaires are betting on 'rejuvenation' tech and whether any of this could help more of us live beyond 100. We meet the entrepreneurs selling 'superfoods', personalised health plans, and longevity consulting, hoping to cash in on a longer life. Their methods are unproven and sometimes extreme…

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Philippe Gijsels | The New World Economy in 5 Trends 38:46

9d ago38:46

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Curious Worldview Podcast (Spotify) - https://open.spotify.com/episode/4EQW5Ylr4lrqLUyj5V0oiA?si=xWxWWkbbTUqoDN5JeyRLtw Curious Worldview (Apple) Philippe Gijsels Book - https://www.amazon.com/World-Economy-Trends-superinflation-hyperinnovation/dp/9401409013 ----- The following is with Philippe Gijsels, the Chief Strategy Officer at BNP Paribas For…

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Ice hockey: back from the b-rink? 17:28

10d ago17:28

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Ice hockey was hit hard by the pandemic, with empty arenas and financial losses threatening the sport's future. Now in 2025, North America's National Hockey League (NHL) has come roaring back. We'll look at that journey and how the sport is about to enjoy a record-breaking season with predicted revenues of $6.6bn. If you would like to get in touch …

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Paraguay: South America's Silicon Valley? 17:28

10d ago17:28

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The small country has big ambitions to become a tech and innovation hub. It has a reliable source of renewable energy, thanks to the Itaipu Dam - a huge hydroelectric dam on the Paraguay-Brazil border. We hear from government ministers and business leaders about how they believe they can make it happen - and the benefits it could bring, particularl…

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Is the solar industry entering a new era? 17:29

14d ago17:29

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A new type of solar cell has been developed and has made it to market. Perovskites have been called a 'magic material' that many believe will be the new, efficient way to convert the sun's energy to electricity. Now the material is being used on commercial roof panels for the first time, we look at the opportunities of the new tech, its flaws, and …

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Why do we keep trying to turn cycling into other sports? Formula Fixed founder on reinventing bike racing for the TikTok generation, “trampling on tradition”, and why “big swings” are better than marginal ... 1:06:30

17d ago1:06:30

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Send us a text This week, Ryan chats with the co-founder of the latest big idea hoping to shake up the conservative world of cycling: Formula Fixed, a new US-based indoor racing series featuring bikes with no brakes on tight, twisting, go-kart style circuits in a ticketed arena setting. With this new brand of cycling set to launch this year, Formul…

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Critical minerals: What does the future hold? 17:31

15d ago17:31

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In the final episode of our series, we've gather together a panel of experts who all have an interest in critical mineral mining. Demand for minerals like cobalt, lithium and copper is growing rapidly, as countries turn to green energy solutions. These minerals are used in EV batteries and wind turbines. So what does the future hold? How do countri…

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Leading with Love: Sharon Bradley on Emotional Intelligence in Property Management 35:55

16d ago35:55

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This week, with Harrison Vaughan mysteriously missing in action after a week-long bender at AREC 2025, David Faulkner and Will Alexander are holding down the fort. But don't worry—joining them is someone who brings decades of experience, insight, and heart to the conversation. We're thrilled to welcome Sharon Bradley, founder of Transform and Thriv…

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The environmental impact of mineral mining 20:45

16d ago20:45

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Rising demand for critical minerals to fuel the green energy transition means an expansion of mining around the world. New mines are opening, existing mines are being scaled up. In the fourth programme in our series, we find out about the impact of mineral mining on the planet and for those people both working in the mines and living nearby. We hea…

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Can Europe build a mineral supply chain? 17:28

17d ago17:28

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China’s headstart in market dominance is significant, and its grip on critical mineral supply chains remains tight. The question now is whether other governments can move fast enough — and smart enough — to build something more secure, more sustainable, and less dependent. We head to La Rochelle in western France for a rare look inside one of the w…

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China: The mineral superpower 17:29

18d ago17:29

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The country dominates the global processing of critical minerals - materials essential to clean energy, defence, and modern manufacturing. In the second part of our series on the global race to secure these resources, we explore how China built its control over the supply chain, from strategic state investment to partnerships abroad. We also head t…

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Critical minerals: The global race is on 17:29

19d ago17:29

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They’re essential to the green transition, modern tech, and defence systems—and global demand is soaring. In the first part of our series on critical minerals, we ask what they are, where they're found and why they matter? As countries scramble to secure supplies, we explore the rising geopolitical tensions shaping this fast-growing industry—includ…

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How marriage equality changed the wedding industry 17:29

22d ago17:29

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It’s been 10 years since Ireland made history by becoming the first country to legalise same-sex marriage through a public vote. While other countries had legalised it, it was the first time a referendum had been held. We hear from wedding planners, photographers and venues about how things have changed for them since the 2015 referendum. As the ov…

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Valencia: Recovering from the floods 17:28

23d ago17:28

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Six months on, we head back to the Spanish city to hear from residents and businesses. If you would like to get in touch with the show, please email: [email protected] Presented and produced by Ashish Sharma (Image: Floodwaters on the streets of Valencia, Spain, in October 2024. Homes, businesses, and public spaces were severely affected. Cre…

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Boutique Beats Bulk | The Property Management Revolution with Rob Harper of Wendell Property 42:17

24d ago42:17

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🎙️ This week on The Alternative Property Management Show, we are joined by Growth Panelist at The PMC | Property Management Conference 2025, Rob Harper from Wendell Property. Once again, a big shout out to our sponsor Renti who help put this together 👏 👏By The PMC 2025

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The world’s most dangerous place to be a trade unionist 17:40

26d ago17:40

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We're in Colombia where workers have been been shot at, threatened with violence and seen their work colleagues killed – all because of union membership or association. Why is this happening, what’s being done about it, and what drives people to still sign up for trade union membership? If you would like to get in touch with the show, please email:…

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A nuclear future for Africa? 17:29

26d ago17:29

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Nuclear power is back in favour, as more countries across the world consider ways to cut carbon emissions to combat climate change. Countries like China and Japan are planning to build more reactors, but should nations in Africa invest in renewable sources of generating electricity, like solar panels, wind turbines and geo-thermal power, instead of…

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Nuclear power’s global revival 17:28

26d ago17:28

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Dozens of new nuclear power projects are planned across the world, amid efforts to reduce the use of fossil fuels. But why build more reactors when renewable sources of generating electricity, like wind and solar might be cheaper? We explore why countries are turning - or returning - to nuclear fission, notably Japan, which dealt with a meltdown at…

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“TNT price hike is two fingers to cycling fans”: Ex-WorldTour pros Harry Tanfield and Sophie Wright on going gravel, the future of British bike racing, and why Manchester’s cycle lanes are rubbish + John ... 1:11:58

1M ago1:11:58

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Send us a text This week, former WorldTour pros Harry Tanfield and Sophie Wright kindly interrupted their packing for Sea Otter to hop on the podcast and discuss how they’ve adapted to life as rookie gravel racers with Britain’s newest professional cycling team, the Ribble Outliers – including getting used to wider tyres and lower pressures (and wh…

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Portugal's immigration dilemma 17:28

29d ago17:28

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As Portugal heads into its third general election in four years, immigration is proving to be a key issue. The famously welcoming country is facing a backlash from residents who are experiencing rising living costs and a lack of housing. Now the country is tightening its immigration rules – so what could the economic impact be? If you would like to…

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How airline fees turned baggage into billions 17:38

30d ago17:38

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From extra bags to choosing a seat, airline passengers are faced with an array of extras, for a fee. And stricter limits for luggage in particular have turned 'compatible' suitcases and bags into big business. From bag manufacturers, racing to design the next travel bag innovation, to the travel influencers building audiences by sharing money-savin…

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What's really going on in the rental market? With Drake Farmer, COO of Renti 40:12

1M ago40:12

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🎙️ Welcome to another unmissable episode of The Alternative Property Management Show — powered by the legends at Renti! This week, we’re turning up the heat with none other than Drake Farmer, COO of Renti and one of the sharpest minds in proptech. Drake joins the boys to unpack what’s really going on in a rental market that’s starting to shift — ye…

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Is dollar dominance coming to an end? 19:05

1M ago19:05

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The value of the US dollar has fallen in recent months. Currencies rise and fall all the time, but since US President Donald Trump announced a raft of tariffs in early April, the drops have been sharp and dramatic. The greenback, as the US dollar is known, has been the world’s main reserve currency since the end of World War Two. But is this changi…

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Drake Farmer, COO of Renti. What's really going on in the rental market? 40:12

1M ago40:12

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🎙️ Welcome to another unmissable episode of The Alternative Property Management Show — powered by the legends at Renti! This week, we’re turning up the heat with none other than Drake Farmer, COO of Renti and one of the sharpest minds in proptech. Drake joins the boys to unpack what’s really going on in a rental market that’s starting to shift — ye…

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The US-Gulf relationship 17:28

1M ago17:28

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The US president is flying in to Saudi Arabia for a high profile visit to the region. It's his first official foreign trip in office - apart from a brief visit to Rome. For Saudi Arabia, Trump's visit is about strengthening ties with their longest-standing Western ally - a relationship that grew strained during the Biden years. For President Trump,…

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Tariffs and terroir 17:37

1M ago17:37

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We’re in the French winemaking region of Burgundy which last year sold 400 million dollars of wine to the United States. The US is the region’s biggest export market, but could import tariffs put paid to that? On the other side of the Atlantic, you might think the winemakers of Oregon and California would be cracking open something special to celeb…

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How Zara changed fashion 18:26

1M ago18:26

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We're in Galicia, in Northern Spain, at the HQ of the global retailer Zara. It's a rare glimpse behind the scenes of how they create the clothes for a brand that's one of the most successful stories in fast fashion. But is Zara starting to lose its shine after posting slower sales growth at the start of this year? Mainstream rivals are trying to ca…

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What happens when MBIE audit your business? 39:38

1M ago39:38

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Welcome to the second episode of The Alternative Property Management Show, brought to you by The PMC and proudly powered by Renti 🎤🎧. In this episode, our own Harrison Vaughan from Tommy’s Property Management shares his experience and insights from his recent MBIE audit—what went well, what surprised him, and what others can learn. We also dive int…

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Businesses on wheels 17:29

1M ago17:29

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Mobile businesses - or businesses on four wheels - are growing in number. Seen as an affordable and flexible way to set up a venture, more of them are popping up all around the world and in all sorts of industries. We head to rural France, pioneer territory for van-trepreneurs where now, food trucks, mobile pet grooming services and even mobile cin…

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How prepared is China for a new trade war? 17:29

1M ago17:29

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With tariffs of up to 145% on US imports from China, we take a look at how its playing out in the country. China’s leaders are downplaying the potential impact of the trade war - we speak to Chinese exporters and economists to find out what’s really happening and whether the country’s economy is as resilient as senior officials are saying. The impa…

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Inside Spain's housing crisis 17:38

1M ago17:38

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Millions of people in the country are struggling to find affordable homes. We’ll be looking at why rental costs have been rising so sharply. We hear from some of those affected, and find out why they have been taking to the streets to air their grievances. Plus – what are the solutions? Produced and presented by Guy Hedgecoe (Image: A woman is hold…

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Counting the cost of childcare in the US 17:29

2M ago17:29

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Raising a child is expensive - and in the US, families can pay more than their monthly rent to cover childcare and enable them to get back to work. We find out why costs in the US are so high compared to the rest of the world. We hear from parents who are struggling to make ends meet, and speak to providers who say they're operating in a difficult …

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“Driving a car is just too easy”: Bikehangar inventor on theft, the need for safe cycle storage, and why “there are too many cars on our streets” 37:52

1M ago37:52

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Send us a text To mark Security and Storage Week on road.cc, this week’s episode focuses on one of the most useful and controversial – if you’re a grumpy SUV driver, anyway – urban cycling innovations of the past 15 years: the cycle hangar. Invented by Cyclehoop founder Anthony Lau, and spawning a host of imitators, Bikehangars provide secure shelt…

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Business Daily meets: US healthcare CEO Judy Faulkner 17:28

2M ago17:28

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Judy Faulkner started Epic in 1979 from a basement, with $70,000 in start-up money and two part-time assistants. Now, the company has grown to become a global provider of healthcare technology - with more than half of the US population's medical information stored on its platform. Judy shares how she built the company from the ground up, her insigh…

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A changing landscape in the rental market that now favours the tenant 35:15

1M ago35:15

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🎙️ Welcome to the first episode of the latest series of The Alternative Property Management Show, proudly brought to you by The PMC and Renti. We dive into the real issues shaping the property management industry with zero spin, plenty of laughs, and a healthy dose of footy talk on the side. In this opening episode, your hosts David Faulkner, Will …

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