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Former Downing Street adviser, Jimmy McLoughlin interviews top entrepreneurs, politicians, and just about anyone at the top of their game on where they think the future of our economy is going through the prism of jobs.

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SheerLuxe Founder on Hiring, Creator-Led Media & Selling the Business for £40M

Jimmy interviews Georgie Coleridge Cole about building SheerLuxe over nearly two decades into a creator-led digital media business, what she looks for when hiring (cultur... more

Amazon’s Upskilling Push: Career Choice, Skilled Hiring, and Supported Internships

At a new Amazon fulfillment center, Amazon UK & I Country Manager John Boumphrey discusses job announcements, hiring needs, and major upskilling efforts, including th... more

Tom Kerridge on Why UK Restaurants Are Failing: Rising Costs, VAT the Problem, and the Fight to Save Hospitality

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At Tom Kerridge’s Whitehall restaurant, we explores why UK hospitality is stru... more

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Lord Matthew Elliott on Vote Leave, Modern Campaigning, AI Microtargeting, and the Jobs Foundation

Jimmy interviews Lord Matthew Elliott, former Vote Leave CEO and author of “Ten Years On,” about building and running political campaigns, recruiting ... more

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Recent Guests

Georgie Coleridge Cole
Founder of SheerLuxe
SheerLuxe
Episode: Georgie Coleridge Cole, Sheerluxe Founder | Building a £40M Business By Ignoring the Rules
Tom Kerridge
Celebrity chef, restaurateur, and media personality
Kerridge restaurants / hospitality group
Episode: Tom Kerridge REVEALS What Destroys the Hospitality Industry
Matthew Elliott
Former Vote Leave CEO; President of the Jobs Foundation
Vote Leave; Jobs Foundation
Episode: Brexit Made Us Poorer? Think Again | Vote Leave CEO Lord Elliot
Nihal Arthanayake
Former BBC Radio 1 presenter; long-time broadcaster
BBC (Radio 1, Asian Network, 5 Live)
Episode: The TRUTH About The BBC | Nihal Arthanayake, Former BBC Radio 1 Presenter
Jimmy Wales
Founder of Wikipedia
Wikipedia
Episode: Jimmy Wales: What Happens When Nobody Trusts Anybody?
Simon Morris
Head of international marketing at Adobe
Adobe
Episode: The Adobe Takeover Nobody's Talking About & The Future of Creativity
Stefanie Walde Scott
Head of Policy and Government Relations for Europe, Middle East and Africa at Adobe
Adobe
Episode: The Adobe Takeover Nobody's Talking About & The Future of Creativity
Alex Baldock
Chief Executive of Currys
Currys
Episode: Currys CEO Alex Baldock & Octopus Energy’s Greg Jackson on Retail, Energy, Regulation and AI
Greg Jackson
Chief Executive and Founder of Octopus Energy
Octopus Energy
Episode: Currys CEO Alex Baldock & Octopus Energy’s Greg Jackson on Retail, Energy, Regulation and AI

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Jimmy McLoughlin
Host of Jimmy's Jobs of the Future

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 1.1k ratings
  • Good Interviews, Awful Audio

    Very interesting and different interviews. Don’t think Jimmy has a particularly good interview style though. But audio quality is awful, the general volume level is the lowest of all the podcasts I listen to so have to turn the volume right up and Jimmy’s mic level is usually so much lower that the guest so it goes from quiet with Jimmy speaking to the guest shouting when using headphones. The Andrew Barclay pod is the worst, basically can’t hear Jimmy so a one sided interview. No good for a pro... more

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    bbajfhdkdkdhsjsid
    United Kingdom9 months ago
  • A-Levels

    This podcast helped me significantly with my A-Levels in politics, economics and business. Could not have achieved the results without it - thanks very much!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tommy20066
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Such great insights

    I love the podcast. I get great value from the guests and the insights you both deliver. Loved listening today to you and Andy and the great things BGF do.

    Thank you for showing up and giving me this amazing content to listen to. Louise Morgan

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LMOR33
    United Kingdom3 years ago
  • Terrific

    Great podcast, really enjoyed the episode with Miles Jacobsen

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Yv0F86
    United Kingdom3 years ago
  • Phenomenal

    Really good show, the editing is slick, the guests are amazing and the host is a true pro

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mrbeast45
    United Kingdom3 years ago

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Listeners praise the show for its diverse, high-profile guests and sharp questions.
Guests are often described as impactful and the host as well-prepared and thoughtful.
Some listeners note audio quality inconsistencies in episodes.
Audience finds the mix of business and politics insightful for career and policy perspectives.

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#8
United Kingdom/Business/Careers
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#96
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#221
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#229
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#7
Singapore/Business/Careers
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#8
Norway/Business/Careers

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Tom Kerridge REVEALS What Destroys the Hospitality Industry
Q: What do you make of how government policy has affected hospitality during and after the pandemic?
The guest explains that furlough and targeted support helped the industry survive the immediate crisis, but ongoing policy gaps—especially around energy costs, rising VAT, and inconsistent cross-ministerial messaging—have impeded long-term recovery and growth. He advocates for a model that shows growth and reinvestment rather than just saving existing businesses.
Amazon: The Plan to Get 30,000 People Into Work
Q: What do you look for when hiring senior executives, and how do you evaluate their ability to lead teams?
I look for a track record of hiring great talent, investing in that talent, and the ability to get teams upgraded. I prefer concrete examples of time, not hypotheticals, and I want to know what they are most proud of and what they would do differently if given another chance.
Amazon: The Plan to Get 30,000 People Into Work
Q: Can you talk us through some of that upskilling and how it fits into your broader workforce strategy?
We offer Career Choice, paying for nationally recognized qualifications up to three thousand pounds per year, with a target to train hundreds of thousands globally by 2030. We tailor offerings to meet high-demand roles like mechatronics, HGV driving, and other skills to help employees move up within Amazon and fill critical gaps.
Jimmy Wales: What Happens When Nobody Trusts Anybody?
Q: Why did you want to write the book and what is the premise?
The premise centers on trust as a social technology; tracing how trust has evolved, how institutions like Wikipedia earn trust through openness, and what lessons that offers for managing trust in a shifting tech-driven economy.
Jimmy Wales: What Happens When Nobody Trusts Anybody?
Q: If you could go back in time to any point in history for 24 hours, when and where would you choose?
I would likely choose a moment when critical ideas about rights, governance, and human dignity were being forged, so I could discuss with historical figures about how information and institutions could evolve to support more open and fair societies.

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A current affairs-oriented show that combines business, politics, and entrepreneurship to explore the future of the economy and jobs. Guests range from former leaders to founders, policymakers, and thinkers, with conversations often centering on leadership, policy, and practical strategies for building and adapting in a changing economy. Noteworthy is the blend of high-profile political figures with startup founders and branding experts, plus a consistent emphasis on real-world implications for work, hiring, and industry trends. Potential listeners include professionals plotting career strategy, executives shaping public policy, and founders seeking market-ready insights.

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Recent guests on Jimmy's Jobs of the Future include:

1. Georgie Coleridge Cole
2. Tom Kerridge
3. Matthew Elliott
4. Nihal Arthanayake
5. Jimmy Wales
6. Simon Morris
7. Stefanie Walde Scott
8. Alex Baldock

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