Other guests have included marketing legend Rory


Sutherland, Northamptonshire music sensations Billy Lockett and Faryl Smith, and Olympian Derek Redmond. All have shared their stories, and answered that


famous fi nal question from Ben of their choice of four imaginary dinner guests – with some surprising results. Ben said: “I always felt T e Podcast would be a great


way to add value to our existing audience, but also grow our audience, and it’s thanks to Frazer, how he and I ended up hosting it, and the feedback we had as a duo was really positive. I love hosting the podcast, it’s a chance to really dig deep and get to the bottom of someone’s story. “Sometimes it’s useful advice or analysis, and sometimes


All Things Business – The Podcast The podcast was launched in 2020 with BBC Radio Northamptonshire presenter John Griff in the chair for the fi rst episodes. Episodes have ranged from the light-hearted – a game of Mr and Mrs featuring Ben T omas and the then All T ing Business Sales Director Frazer Arnott, and hosted by Connor Slasberg from Bechtle – to the heart-rending story of rugby legend Steve T ompson’s battle with early-onset dementia. Topics have included inclusivity and diversity, menopause, further education, the Employment Rights Bill and the four-day working week.


it’s the story behind a business. Either way, it brings a different dimension to what we offer and the listening fi gures suggest that people agree with us, and enjoy tuning in to fi nd out what’s on the agenda this time. T e fi gures for T e Podcast are growing year on year, and across all platforms we are averaging over 10,000 listens per episode.”


To fi nd out more about any aspect of All T ings Business call 01604 250900, email news@allthingsbusiness.co.uk or visit www.allthingsbusiness.co.uk


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