In this podcast, Bob Mills takes us on a journey to the lower leagues of English football, to a land of broken toilets, Bovril and Balti pies.

This podcast is part of Economy Explores: Sport. Take a look at the rest of the feature here: www.ecnmy.org/explores/sport

Bob Mills: How football's obsession with money divides the game into the haves and the have-nots

Jeremy Corbyn outlines his vision for the future of the UK economy at Bloomberg HQ in London.

Economy Goes To Bloomberg: Jeremy Corbyn's Press Conference

We were so excited to be invited onto Radio 6 to chat to Lauren about why we need to make economics clear, accessible, and, well, just a bit more interesting. Here's our co-director Victoria Waldersee on how we're planning on doing just that.

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BBC Radio 6 with Lauren Laverne: Introducing Economy

Off the back of Philip Hammond's announcement about cutting tax relief for pensioners to fund lower National Insurance contributions from young people, Julia Hartley-Brewer interviews Victoria Waldersee from Economy on why young people feel particularly excluded from economics, and whose responsibility it is to fix it.

Originally aired on 16th October, 2017.

Talk Radio, Victoria Waldersee & Julia Hartley-Brewer: Are young people really that alienated?

Stand-up comedian & former Labour adviser Ayesha Hazarika, Talk Radio host Sam Delaney, and Head of Comms at the Conservative Party Katie Perrior debate whether the Chancellor should be communicating the budget in simpler terms, or whether it's really just for big business to be listening to.

Featured on Talk Radio with Sam Delaney, 22nd November 2017.

Ayesha Hazarika, Katie Perrior, & Sam Delaney: Who is the budget announcement really for?

"Politics is the art of sharing things out. That very quickly becomes economics. But most of the economics we hear is either impenetrable, or seems completely wrong, and I'd like to know whether that's true."

Brian Eno on why it's so essential we change the way we communicate about economics. In conversation with Sam Delaney on Talk Radio, 22nd November 2017.

Brian Eno: "Economics should be a public language. But it's not."

Charlotte Church chats to Sam Delaney about Economy, Brexit, Bono, and living up to your values, however rich you may be.

Aired on Talk Radio, 22nd November 2017.

Charlotte Church: Why shouldn't celebrities speak up on the economy too?

On Monday 12th February 2018, a government consultation on the statutory nature of PSHE closes. Hear Joe Richards, Co-DIrector at Economy argue why we need to make a basic economics education at schools a priority, and why PSHE is the perfect place to do it. Find more consultation advice at www.ecnmy.org/campaign/schools/pshe.

Originally aired on 7th February, 2018.

TalkRadio, Paul Ross & Joe Richards: Should a basic economics education at school be compulsory?

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