If a 16-year-old can understand climate change, why do so many still fight it?

Greta Thunberg, the environmental activist would not think she is doing anything that anyone else could have done. Yet in less than 12 months from her first climate strike in front of the Swedish Parliament, she has inspired millions of others to join her and been invited to speak at the UN and World Economic Forum.

Guest: Colin Cullis/Business Unusual Correspondent at the Money Show. 

Picture: Anders Hellberg (Wikimedia)

If a 16-year-old can understand climate change, why do so many still fight it?
Greta Thunberg, the environmental activist would not think she is doing anything that anyone else could have done. Yet in less than 12 months from her first climate strike in front of the Swedish Parliament, she has inspired millions of others to join her and been invited to speak at the UN and World Economic Forum.
Guest: Colin Cullis/Business Unusual Correspondent at the Money Show.&nbsp;
Picture: <a href="https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Greta_Thunberg_7.jpg">Anders Hellberg (Wikimedia)</a>

The best disruptors are focused on customers, not products, they use technology rather than fear it, they create new opportunities often where regulations don't exist and they are backed by those with deep pockets and an appetite for risk.

Colin Cullis presents stories of Business Unusual - those people and companies driving the next industrial revolution. The associated articles and videos are available here

The best disruptors are focused on customers, not products, they use technology rather than fear it, they create new opportunities often where regulations don't exist and they are backed by those with deep pockets and an appetite for risk.
Colin Cullis presents stories of Business Unusual - those people and companies driving the next industrial revolution. <a href="http://www.capetalk.co.za/features/110/business-unusual">The associated articles and videos are available here</a>

A guide to surviving the 4th industrial revolution.

Business Unusual

If you love listening to the entire show subscribe to the podcast. 

For the big features, you can subscribe to them directly.

If you are looking for a particular interview, not in a feature, you will find it here.

The Best of the Money Show

An archive of each full weekday episode of the award-winning program presented by Bruce Whitfield.

The Money Show

Bruce Whitfield offers a wrap-up of the day’s business news as well as insight into trends and expert advice on all things money-related.

The Greta Thunberg effect

Mining experts, along with host Bruce Whitfield, explore BHP's buyout proposal to Anglo American, highlighting its potential to reshape the copper market. They delve into the implications this move could have for the Johannesburg Stock Exchange. 



Bertina Engelbrecht , Clicks Group CEO tells host Bruce Whitfield that the retailer's half-year earnings rose by 13% on strong turnover and profit growth, driven primarily by the higher demand for beauty and personal care products. 



 Professor Adrian Saville, who teaches Economics and Finance at GIBS, along with host Bruce Whitfield, explore Norway's achievement of establishing a wealth fund exceeding $290,000 for each citizen and discuss ways in which South Africa could replicate such prosperity for its populace.

Mining experts, along with host Bruce Whitfield, explore BHP's buyout proposal to Anglo American, highlighting its potential to reshape the copper market. They delve into the implications this move could have for the Johannesburg Stock Exchange. 
 
Bertina Engelbrecht , Clicks Group CEO tells host Bruce Whitfield that the retailer's half-year earnings rose by 13% on strong turnover and profit growth, driven primarily by the higher demand for beauty and personal care products. 
 
 Professor Adrian Saville, who teaches Economics and Finance at GIBS, along with host Bruce Whitfield, explore Norway's achievement of establishing a wealth fund exceeding $290,000 for each citizen and discuss ways in which South Africa could replicate such prosperity for its populace.

BHP's buyout proposal to Anglo American could reshape the copper market; Norway now has a wealth fund worth $290k+ for every citizen of the country. How can SA achieve the same for its citizens?

David Shapiro, a seasoned stockbroker and Chief Global Equity Strategist at Sasfin, along with host Bruce Whitfield, delve into strategies for navigating the potential merger of two of the largest mining companies, (BHP and Anglo ) in the world

David Shapiro, a seasoned stockbroker and Chief Global Equity Strategist at Sasfin, along with host Bruce Whitfield, delve into strategies for navigating the potential merger of two of the largest mining companies, (BHP and Anglo ) in the world

Investment School -   what to do when two of the worlds biggest mining companies could merge- what it mean

Pavlo Phitidis, CEO of Aurik Business Accelerator and an expert in small business, joins Bruce Whitfield to discuss the concept of "Freedom within a framework." They explore strategies for identifying, retaining, and delegating to a purpose-driven team.

Pavlo Phitidis, CEO of Aurik Business Accelerator and an expert in small business, joins Bruce Whitfield to discuss the concept of "Freedom within a framework." They explore strategies for identifying, retaining, and delegating to a purpose-driven team.

The Greta Thunberg effect

In 1 playlist(s)

The Money Show

Social links

Follow podcast

Recent clips