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Katz Kiely Talks about how frontline.live helps the NHS with PPE and why they have open sourced the platform.

Franz-Josef Schrepf talks about the rapid growth of Hopin and the acquisition of StreamYard

Monika Wiela talks about how Give Back Box uses old Amazon boxes to help charities around the world.

Minter Dial talks about his new book "You Lead: How Being Yourself Makes You a Better Leader

Bhushan Sethi talks about the future of work in a post-covid hybrid workplace with a K-shape recovery.

Charlie Cadbury talks about Donate Now and the future of frictionless voice commerce.

Faisal Galaria talks about the rebirth of Blippar and the future of augmented reality.

Mukul Devichand talks about why the BBC is launching their own smart voice assistant called ‘Beeb’.

Martin Steers talks about the Community Radio Awards and the New UK Community Radio Network.

Nigel Eccles talks about the growth of Flick & the on-going litigation of FanDuel

Jay LeBoeuf talks about AI Powered Podcasting Studio Descript

Tommy Nagra talks about BBC raising £70m via the Big Night In, his love of Liverpool FC and Diversity in the BBC.

James Minter talks about going from Head Honcho of Adam St to a Headhunter

Gustaf Kranck talks about the Vagus Test and the Vagus ECG Watch for health monitoring Covid-19

Cinzia Ricciardone talks about Code4Covid community initiative to help people and companies get online

Sarah Frier talks about her new book: No Filter The Inside Story of Instagram

Minter Dial talks about adding Heartificial Empathy to the future workplace post Covid-19

Nick Dalton talks about their new book - Change the Workplace, Change the World.

Rory Sutherland talks about his new book Alchemy: The Surprising Power of Ideas That Don't Make Sense

James Mulvany talks about the future of podcasting and radio - transcriptions, search and monetisation.

Steve Pankhurst talks about the rise and fall of the UK’s first social network - Friends Reunited.

Shaa Wasmund talks about her amazing career and her new book. “How to fix your sh*t”.

Dr Al Pinkerton talks about the effect of social media in the UK & US elections

Dan Wagner talks about his rollercoaster career; from AIM listed at 30 to starting again at 50.

Andy McLoughlin talks about starting as an Entrepreneur before turning into a Venture Capitalist.

Paul Fabretti talks about Microsoft’s changing culture and his role in communicating the story.

Cary Marsh talks about successfully crowdfunding her engineering project Bootclaw and FlipBook.

Jeevan Gnanam talks about building on his grandfathers legacy to create Sri Lanka’s tech scene.

Tony Fish talks about Immutable Data and the need for Corporate Data Governance.

Dan Murray-Serter talks about his new ‘DNVB’ Heights, that sells smart multi-vitamins.

Chris Ward talks about suffering from Perfectionism and the Disorder OCPD in his new book.

Walid Al Saqqaf talks about why companies are using private/enterprise blockchains.

Daniel Appelquist talks about the ‘Open Web’ and Sir Tim Berners-Lee’s new ‘Contract for the Web’

Ben Hammersley talks about how he became a futurologist and known as ‘The Podfather’

Sam talks with Ali Mitchell talks about why he likes to invest big on startups or go home.

Ralph Cochrane talks about the future of video creation and short form video consumption.

Martin Bryant talks about the future of journalism, paywalls and podcasting

Ed Hodges talks about building an automated messaging platform for Smart Cities.

Giles Rhys Jones talks about What3Words being a global address system that names every 3m x 3m square in the world with a unique 3-word address.

Oliver Wellington talks about how easy it is to create social videos using Headliner.

Daniel Snell talks about how businesses can unlock their “Diversity Dividend”.

James Cridland talks about radio’s future given the threat posed by on-demand audio.

Nick Coleman talks about how a £500 bet became the ‘Duke of Pork’ from scratch.

Julien Genestoux talks about how Web 3.0 will evolve towards 'Decentralised Autonomous Organisations' using the unlock protocol.

Stewart Townsend talks about numerous startup ‘Flowery’ events we organised in the noughties.

Tom Holder talks about taking back control of your personal data in a master record.

Hannah Power talks about Personal Development Branding and her 6 step process

Charles Cadbury talks about building conversational interfaces on Alexa to reduce friction.

Jamie Riddell talks about selling his first startup and how GDPR stopped him selling his second

Dr Alan Watkins talks about the future of work, the future of leadership, the future of economics & politics and the future of democracy.

Tiffany St James talks about her work with Sir Tim Berners-Lee to make the UK Government the most data transparent in the world.

James Poulter talks about ‘Voice First’ interfaces and ‘Conversational Commerce’.

Katie King talks about AI in Marketing, who is using it successfully and who is not.

Sam Liang talks about Otter's real time voice transcription services

David Terrar talks about why he believes 2007 was a significant milestone year for technology.

Hermione Way talks about being Reality TV personality, Growth Hacker and Mumpreneur.

Andy Evans about starting his entrepreneurial career at 15 and semi-retiring by 50.

Dave Isbitski talks about his role as Chief Evangelist for Amazon Alexa and Alexa's future.

Richard Edwards talks about being the ‘Man from Del Monte’ who said no to corporate life and yes to startups.

Marcus Cauchi talks about why getting your prospect to say no quickly can lead to faster/shorter sales cycles.

Glenn Shoosmith Talks about challenges of up-scaling a startup and fundraising in the US.

Hugh MacLeod talks about how his business card drawings have the power to transform business.

Noury Bernard-Hasan talks about the future of Alexa and Amazon Web Services.

Robert Scoble talks about 'What is Spatial Computing?'

Dan Scarfe talks about the impending 'Cloud Wars' between Google, Amazon and Microsoft.

Paul Walsh talks about building a query and response web protocol on the Blockchain that enables a 'Decentralized Trust and Reputation Protocol'.

Paul Ayres talks about the future of your connected street and the the current limits of 5G.

Josh Russell talks about how Techfugees have used technology to "empower the displaced".

Peter Jones talks about the future of VC funding and the role of the Chief Funding Officer

Nicole Yershon talks about her new book Rough Diamonds and Intrapreneurship

Jane Dixon talks about the rapidly growing role of Experiential Marketing.

Lopa Patel talks about the need for diversity and inclusion to prevent racism and sexism engineered into algorithms.

Kate Burns talks about the past, present and future of Google.

Katz Kiely talks about her epiphany at Burning Man that led to her work in digital transformation

Matt Hodges-Long talks about how companies can manage this privacy & data risk before they face significant GDPR fines.

Sarah Lamb talks about Girl Geek Dinners and Reclaiming Our Data Ownership

Benjamin Ellis talks about will governments take back control or will they lose all control?

Charlie Cox talks about blockchains, ICO, STO, Crypto and smart contracts

Raj Anand talks about the use of hyperlocal data and AI to provide leads

Lucy Adams talks about the changing future workplace and the modern role of HR.

Penny Power talk about aiming high with Ecademy and the financial low of homelessness.

Drew Ellis talks about designing for Pink Floyd and Katharine Hamnett

Steve Karmeinsky talks about being an Angel Investor and his predictions for 2019.

Andrew Gerrard talks about how he helps Israeli & Finnish companies enter the UK market.

Katie Bell talks about the Cannabis 'Green Rush’ and her newsletter ‘The Telegrass’.

Katie Lips talks about her cybersecurity company and why we should all be vigilant online.

Tom Foale talks about Cyber Security, Blockchains and Smart Contracts.

Euan Semple talks about being the former Head of BBC Social Media Lab and now a blogger, speaker and long distance lorry driver.

Suzie Walker talks about why she started her company and how difficult it was to raise funding.

Julia Herd talks about starting her new PR company and the future of PR