This week on the podcast, James and Anthony ask what Rupert Murdoch’s retirement means for one of the biggest media empires on earth, examine the looming battle between Australia’s biggest superannuation fund and one of the world’s biggest private capital players and look ahead to another white paper out of the government. 

This week on the podcast, James and Anthony look behind the firestorm sparked by property developer Tim Gurner, reveal where super funds want to invest and look ahead to a big competition call. 

This week on the podcast, James and Anthony ask what new Qantas boss Vanessa Hudson needs to do to clean up the airline, explain why Australia’s per capita recession matters and look ahead to next week’s consumer health check.

This week on the podcast, James & Anthony explain how Qantas ended up in the brace position, look at Andrew Forrest’s rollercoaster of a week and read the tea leaves on the RBA’s rate decision next Tuesday. 

In this week’s episode, James and Anthony dig into the big issues raised by the intergenerational report, examine Qantas’ monster profit and look ahead to next week’s key update on inflation.

In this week’s episode, James and Anthony pick through the hits and misses of company profits season, take a deep dive into the property sector, and look ahead to the market-moving speech from the Jackson Hole conference.

In this week’s episode, James and Anthony examine the wealth generation gap exposed by the Commonwealth Bank, drill into earnings season, and reveal the big data point to watch next week.

This week on the podcast, James and Anthony take a look at the ACCC's decision to block ANZ's $5 billion takeover of Suncorp bank, ask whether the RBA is done raising rates and go deep on where Australia's energy transition is really at. To ask a question, emailchanticleer@afr.com This podcast is brought to you by PGIM.

This week James and Anthony ask which way the RBA will jump after softer inflation data, examine the new twist in the work from home debate and are joined by Andrew McMullan, Chief Data and Analytics officer at Commonwealth Bank to look at how artificial intelligence is going to change the way we live and work. To ask a question, emailchanticleer@afr.com This podcast is brought to you by PGIM.

In this week’s episode, James and Anthony preview a pivotal earnings season, reveal why strong employment numbers are good and bad news, and look ahead to a massive year for the Australian economy with special guest RBC’s Su-Lin Ong. To ask a question, emailchanticleer@afr.com This podcast is brought to you by PGIM.

In this week’s episode, James and Anthony discuss the appointment of new RBA governor Michele Bullock, look at what Andrew and Nicola Forrest’s marriage breakup means for Fortescue Metals Group, and welcome a special guest Tanya Branwhite from TCorp to look ahead to a huge year for markets. To ask a question, emailchanticleer@afr.com This podcast is brought to you by PGIM.

In this week’s episode, James and Anthony look at what’s driving your super fund return, ask whether PwC has finally stopped the bleeding, and look ahead to Phil Lowe’s big day out. To ask a question, emailchanticleer@afr.com This podcast is brought to you by PGIM.

In this week’s episode, James, Anthony and special guest former Chanticleer columnist Tony Boyd look at the biggest stories from the 2023 financial year, name their winners and losers, and look ahead to the new financial year with their top predictions. To ask a question, emailchanticleer@afr.com This podcast is brought to you by PGIM.

In this week's episode, James and Anthony discuss what the blocking of Telstra's plan to share TPG's regional network means for consumers, how shareholders are starting to feel the pain of interest rate rises, and hear how venture capitalists make their picks on the next big thing. To ask a question, emailchanticleer@afr.com This podcast is brought to you by PGIM.

In this week’s episode, James and Anthony discuss companies struggling as interest rates rise and ones that are immune to the pain, why good news on jobs is bad news for homeowners, and ask if the canary in the coal mine for office property just died. To ask a question, emailchanticleer@afr.com This podcast is brought to you by PGIM. Listen to Jon Gray's speech here

In this week's episode, James and Anthony unpack why some people can still eat at fancy restaurants while others can't meet their loan repayments, meet two billionaire US fund managers, and talk about sports ripe for disruption. This podcast is brought to you by PGIM.

In this week’s episode, James is joined by special guests, stockpicker Katie Hudson and senior AFR writer Jemima Whyte, to pull apart possibly the worst week yet in the PwC scandal, discuss why rising house prices are a warning sign, and get some sharemarket tips. This podcast is brought to you by PGIM.

In this week's episode, James and Anthony go west to discover Australia's next mining boom, spot an uncomfortable circuit breaker for PwC in the tax leak scandal and discuss who's who on The Australian Financial Review Rich List for 2023. This podcast is brought to you by PGIM.

In this week's episode, James and Anthony discuss where the scandal engulfing PwC could go next, a surprise fan of winding back negative gearing on property, and the evaporation of $50 billion from the sharemarket.

In this week’s episode, James and Anthony pick out who did best – and worst – from the federal budget, find a time bomb hidden in the budget papers, and Anthony gets rare access to one of Australia’s big trading rooms. This podcast is brought to you by PGIM.

In this week’s episode, James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald dive into Macquarie Group’s $5.2 billion profit, dissect a big week for bank earnings, and give their tips for budget surprises. This podcast is brought to you by PGIM.

In this week’s episode, James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald discuss the best bits of The Financial Review Alpha Live investment summit, including why some of the biggest fund managers think inflation will stick around and what clues short sellers look for that a company is in trouble.

In this week’s episode, James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald examine who really won and lost in Rupert Murdoch’s giant legal battle, analyse the RBA review, and take a look at the disaster at The Star.

In this week’s episode, James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald examine what the collapse of local delivery service MilkRun says about the state of the economy; examine why the competition watchdog wants more power over deals, and pick apart Bank of Queensland’s next big moment. This podcast is brought to you by PGIM.

In this week’s special episode, Tony Boyd and veteran stock picker John Sevior look back on more than three decades at the heart of Australian business, as they both head into retirement. This podcast is brought to you by PGIM.

In this week’s episode, Tony, James and Anthony discuss how Fortress Australia will resist the global banking crisis, why the bid for lithium miner Liontown is the funnest takeover fight of the year, and we bid farewell to the longest-serving Chanticleer columnist. This podcast is brought to you by PGIM.

This week we assess the human and financial cost of the fall of Credit Suisse, how the US Federal Reserve shook markets with yet another interest rate rise, and look ahead to a huge week of economic data that will decide whether the Reserve Bank lift rates next month. This podcast is brought to you by PGIM.

From Monday, March 20 on the How I Made It podcast, you’ll hear stories from women who’ve faced down enormous challenges to take a simple idea and build a business. Some would go global.   They’re changing the face of Australian business and paving the way for a new generation of female leaders. We’ll uncover the daily hacks they use to get ahead and they’ll share some unique challenges that, rightly or wrongly, get thrown at them simply because they’re women. Listen to Female Founders fortnightly on the How I Made It feed, as we reveal how these entrepreneurs got their businesses off the ground and the sacrifices made in the relentless pursuit of success.   Brought to you by The Australian Financial Review. Follow us wherever you get your podcast.

This week we take an in-depth look at a chaotic week on global markets, from the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank to the wave of panic set off by Credit Suisse. We look at how it happened, what comes next, and what it means to Australia. We are joined again by the newest member of the Chanticleer team, Anthony Macdonald. This podcast is brought to you by PGIM.

This week the Chanticleer podcast examines the five big themes that investors have to know about, the job losses at Atlassian and Xero and what to read to get your investing career up and running. We also introduce the newest member of the Chanticleer team,  Anthony Macdonald. This podcast is brought to you by PGIM.

This week the Chanticleer podcast looks at the war over Labor’s plans to double the tax on earnings on the biggest superannuation balances, and looks ahead to next week’s interest rate decision.

In this week's episode, Tony Boyd and James Thomson dive into Domino Pizza's big loss, Labor's plans for your super, and Qantas' monster profit.

In this week's episode, Tony Boyd and James Thomson dig into Commonwealth Bank's $5.1 billion profit and find the mortgage cliff may not be as bad as some people think, put the kybosh on Philip Lowe's chances of another term as RBA governor and give their tips for profit season next week.

This week the Chanticleer podcast looks at how Google and Microsoft are squaring up for the next global arms race in technology, takes a punt on how many more times the Reserve Bank will raise interest rates and why $24 billion is not enough to get the mega-bid for gold miner Newcrest over the line.

This week, Tony and James discuss Salesforce and Facebook’s brutal sacking of some workers by email, if the idea of interest rates coming down this year is too good to be true, why there is almost no chance that booming airline profits will translate into cheaper airfares any time soon and Tony's retirement as the longest-serving Chanticleer columnist. 

This week the Chanticleer podcast digs into the latest messes at The Star Entertainment Group and ASX and looks back at the two defining stories of the year. Tony Boyd and James Thomson also offer summer reading tips and look forward to markets in 2023 with their first guest on the show, Katie Hudson from Yarra Capital Management.

This week, Tony Boyd and James Thomson look at two big energy plays energy plays by two of the countries richest miners, discuss the fiasco at the ASX and ask how high will interest rates go. This week's question comes from James Rawlings who asks, will we ever see nuclear power kick off in Australia.

This week, Tony Boyd and James Thomson investigate what's behind the Christmas rally, examine the fall of Bank of Queensland's controversial CEO, dig into China’s COVID-19 crisis and look forward to the Reserve Bank's final interest rate call of the year – will they, or won’t they? This week’s listener question is from Derek Lee in NSW’s Blue Mountains. He is currently in an industry fund which invests in unlisted assets and private equity, and wants to know if there’s any data to suggest these investments help outperform an index strategy.

This week, James Thomson and Tony Boyd explore Qantas’ remarkable financial turnaround, examine the fallout from the collapse of crypto exchange FTX and discusses where they think Australian house prices are headed. This week’s listener question is from Anastasia Hardman from Lewisham in Sydney, who asks how she can boost her financial acumen in a business sense to get ahead at work.

This week the Chanticleer podcast looks at the ASX’s tech disaster; did BHP pay too much for OZ Minerals and fresh stock tips from the Sohn conference.

This week the Chanticleer podcast looks at what the massive takeover offer for Origin Energy means for Australia’s decarbonisation push, examines when interest rates are going to catch up with consumer spending and looks ahead to the showdown at the AGL annual general meeting.

This week the Chanticleer podcast takes you inside the mind of one of the world’s most famous investors, asks what’s next for interest rates and looks ahead to the COP 27 climate meeting in Egypt. Background reading: How bargain hunter Howard Marks is preparing to pounce In an exclusive interview, the Wall Street icon tells the Financial Review that he is preparing to go bargain hunting, as interest rates turn the market’s fear of missing out into a fear of losing money. Why Pendal’s stock has great upside – and downside – potential Pendal boss Nick Good is confident a binding contract will stop Regal Funds Management from scuttling its merger with Perpetual. His investors hope he’s right.

This week the Chanticleer podcast takes you inside the corridors of power to examine the federal budget, break down the big news in the Macquarie, ANZ profits and offer tips for Tuesday’s two big events – the RBA rate decision and the Melbourne Cup. They explain how the data breach at Medibank went from bad to worse to absolutely chaotic this week; analyse Credit Suisse’s big rescue; and pick out a surprising result from the Financial Review’sYoung Rich list. This week’s question is from listener Delia French of Rozelle, Sydney, who asks what’s worse – inflation or recession? Ask Tony and James a question by email to chanticleer@afr.com

This week the Chanticleer podcast dissects what the fall of UK prime minister Liz Truss means for investors, and compares this week’s Medibank hack with the recent Optus breach.They examine the coronation of China’s president and the implications for the world; explain why dirty coal has turned into gold for some investors; and preview Tuesday’s federal budget.

This week Tony Boyd and James Thomson discuss an extraordinary moment in the energy debate; the elusive benefits of bank mergers; what to look for as the annual general meeting season kicks off; and what next week’s Australian jobs data means for interest rates. Tony and James are keen to hear from you. Ask a question via email at chanticleer@afr.com

In this episode, Tony and James discuss the crazy week in global markets, the Credit Suisse pile on, and the one number to watch next week.

In this week's episode, Tony Boyd and James Thomson wade through the maze of pain Optus finds itself in, try to make sense of fear and loathing on global markets and look ahead to the RBA's big call. Tony and James are keen to hear from you. Ask a question via email at chanticleer@afr.com

In this week's episode, Tony Boyd and James Thomson explain the "total chaos" at AGL energy; how markets misread the Fed; the dynamic duo in Australian retail; and why September 30 is a big day for the banks. Tony and James are keen to hear from you. Ask a question via email at chanticleer@afr.com

Tony Boyd and James Thomson discuss if a casino can ever lose its licence; why US inflation spooked markets right around the world this week; the effect of rising inflation on corporate deals; and what is going to happen to property prices in Australia. Tony and James are keen to hear from you. Ask a question via email at chanticleer@afr.com

Australia’s most prestigious business column is now a podcast. Chanticleer is a weekly news breakdown of all things business, finance and markets. Every Friday, Australian Financial Review columnists Tony Boyd and James Thomson go behind the doors of corporate Australia to give you their unvarnished analysis.  The first episode drops 5pm, Friday September 16.