For decades, business and management degrees have been seen as the safe path to career success. But as AI, automation, and digital transformation reshape the modern workplace, that old logic is breaking down.

This episode discusses how an oversupply of business graduates, shifting power structures, and accelerating technology are rewriting the rules of employability. This is about systems: how universities, markets, and governments interact to produce winners and losers in the graduate economy.

If you’re a graduate, early-career professional, parent, or leader trying to make sense of where the next generation fits in, this is an episode worth listening to.

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We live in an age where disruption is the norm. Political systems, economies, and industries are being reshaped by forces that are hard to predict and even harder to control. This episode of Forces and Signals explores what strategy really means in such a landscape and why clarity and leverage are its most powerful tools. Key insights that help us make smarter decisions in business, leadership, and investment.

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Western countries are in the middle of a housing crunch, which is about much more than shelter.

This episode discusses how the housing crisis is reshaping politics, straining economies, and testing governments. Rising costs are not just squeezing households; they also ripple through voter behaviour, immigration debates, inequality, business growth, and even financial stability.

Housing is the foundation of economies, communities, and future stability. Ignoring it isn’t an option.

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