Podcast Episodes
Back to SearchSyria: Starting a business in a warzone
How do you launch a successful start-up in a country where there’s been more than a decade of civil war? In this episode of Business Daily Maddy Sava…
3 years ago
The importance of handmade products
The market for real handmade products is reported to have surged in recent years.
Initiatives such as Australia's Seasons of New England Expo and Mak…
3 years ago
Ukraine war: Preserving culture
In this epsiode of Business Daily Ashish Sharma looks at how the art world has tried to preserve Ukraine´s cultural and artistic heritage from the on…
3 years ago
Ukraine war: Refugees and resilience
It is estimated almost eight million people have left Ukraine in the past 12 months. They have all had to start again - finding housing, schools and …
3 years ago
Ukraine war: Refugees starting again
It is estimated almost eight million people have left Ukraine in the past 12 months. They have all had to start again, finding housing, schools and a…
3 years ago
Ukraine war: Economic fallout
Nearly a year since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Ed Butler examines the real state of the Russian economy.
Ami Daniel, chief executive of Windwar…
3 years ago
Turkey earthquake: What is the future for young people?
As the rescue and recovery effort from the devastating earthquake continues, young people who survived are making tough decisions about the future. …
3 years ago
Sweden leads green steel race
Boden is a remote town in northern Sweden surrounded by pine forests, it's at the forefront of an initiative to try and clean up one of the world’s d…
3 years ago
Nigeria's election and the economy
Nigerians head to the polls very soon, in what's expected to be a very closely-contested election. In this episode of Business Daily Rob Young explor…
3 years ago
What does studying in the UK cost Africans?
Frey Lindsay investigates what some African students are required to do to get a place to study in the UK – and what that costs.
We examine the cost …
3 years ago