What's News? by Strictly Business: Recent Episodes
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What's News? The dominating South African news stories with Katy Katopodis - previously Radio702's news editor and who now heads up her own media company, Nala Media (nalamedia.co.za).
What's News? The dominating South African news stories with Katy Katopodis - previously Radio702's news editor and who now heads up her own media company, Nala Media (nalamedia.co.za).
What's News? The dominating South African news stories with Katy Katopodis - previously Radio702's news editor and who now heads up her own media company, Nala Media (nalamedia.co.za).
Katy Katopodis discusses SA news from a momentous weekend while Lindsay questions the McDonald's sacking.
What's News? The dominating South African news stories with Katy Katopodis - previously Radio702's news editor and who now heads up her own media company, Nala Media (nalamedia.co.za).
What's News? The dominating South African news stories with Katy Katopodis - previously Radio702's news editor and who now heads up her own media company, Nala Media (nalamedia.co.za).
What's News? The dominating South African news stories with Katy Katopodis - previously Radio702's news editor and who now heads up her own media company, Nala Media (nalamedia.co.za).
What's News? The dominating South African news stories with Katy Katopodis - previously Radio702's news editor and who now heads up her own media company, Nala Media (nalamedia.co.za).
Katy Katopodis was Radio702's news editor in her twenties and now heads up her own media company.
Katy Katopodis was Radio702's news editor in her twenties and now heads up her own media company.
Katy Katopodis was Radio702's news editor in her twenties and now heads up her own media company.
The G7 Meeting is about to draw to a close, to talk about it is J Brook Spector, retired US Diplomat and Associate Editor at the Daily Maverick.
Katy Katopodis was Radio702's news editor in her twenties and now heads up her own media company.
Katy Katopodis was Radio702's news editor in her twenties and now heads up her own media company.
Katy Katopodis was Radio702's news editor in her twenties and now heads up her own media company.
Katy Katopodis was Radio702's news editor in her twenties and now heads up her own media company.
Katy Katopodis was Radio702's news editor in her twenties and now heads up her own media company.
It's the Manchester Derby. It's Huge. And even if you don't love football it will touch you. Man Utd 11 to 2??? Amy Jones from @paddypower sets the scene.
Celia Walden’s CV makes me realise that my life has been, at best pedestrian. She talks to us of the difference between living in London and Los Angeles, between Brexit and Trump, and of cynicism and pubs versus optimism and, well, sunshine and Americans. More importantly, Celia speaks seriously about her husband (Piers Morgan) and what jeans she allows him to wear, and why she’s impressed by my eye cream.
One of my favourite features allows us to speak to anyone, about anything, at any time. We won’t be sticking to the world of finance and markets but will have in-depth discussions on a variety of subjects, as long as they are pertinent, informative, fun and enlightening. Politics, sport, food, conservation, travel and so much more—we’ll cover the lot with our very special guests.
She was Radio702's news editor in her twenties and now heads up her own media company. Katy Katopodis talks SA Media, why Lindsay was useless, and a morbid fascination for 'plane crashes.
with Fraser Perring: Viceroy Research was an unknown entity until the Steinhoff scandal broke. Much has been written, much as been said about this small team of short-sellers of stocks. Here is the best explanation you’ll hear of this enigmatic band of chaps just trying to make a living, honestly. I think. Viceroy Research
The scourge of plastic in the oceans and its environmental impact is fast becoming a ‘trending’ topic, especially with The Ocean Cleanup initiative currently taking place to help combat this problem.
For the inaugural 2 Peas in a Podcast, Lindsay speaks to long-time friend, radio DJ and entrepreneur Richard Hardiman, about his start-up technological company, RanMarine, and the journey of the development of its first offering: The WasteShark. Richard also offers his opinion on start-up funding in South Africa and some thoughts on the ambitiously large Ocean Cleanup project: "contrary to popular belief, it’s not all about size". In order to tackle the marine waste problem at its source, RanMarine’s WasteShark cleans up plastic and other debris in marine and port areas before it reaches the ocean. Richard’s semi-autonomous, ‘Goldilocks'-sized, aesthetically pleasing, aquadrone is an effective and efficient tool to have in the arsenal of weaponry used to pro-actively solve this environmental predicament.
Stay tuned for further inspiring developments, including RanMarine’s newly developed SharkPod, to be released by the end of January 2019. For more information go to www.ranmarine.io RanMarine Technology
Lindsay speaks to Russell Silberston from Investec Asset Management in London.
"Better a horrible ending than an unending horror."