What will women do without men to guide and support them?

Claire is joined by content and copywriter, Michelle Eshkeri, to talk about the bad business in the 2015 film The Intern.

In this episode we discuss:

• How surely a 70 year old can use a computer.
• Why women can be successful, have a family and also friends.
• Not every business situation needs a man.

Find out more about Michelle at https://www.letmewrite.co.uk

This podcast is presented by Claire Owen-Jones of Loud and Clear Accounting www.loudandclearaccounting.co.uk
It is edited by Emily Crosby Media.
Theme Tune by AxolotMusica
Artwork by Alternative Aesthetics

Can you do whatever you want, no matter how evil or reckless, if you are in business?

Claire is joined by business and mindset coach, Lauren Malone, to talk about the bad business in the long running Australian soap, Neighbours.

In this episode we discuss:

• How in soap land, if you are a lawyer or doctor, you can do everything people ask.
• If you wear a suit, it means you are business. And business is rich and powerful.
• How your business decisions tell people what kind of a person you are.

Find out more about Lauren at https://www.laurenmalone.co.uk

This podcast is presented by Claire Owen-Jones of Loud and Clear Accounting www.loudandclearaccounting.co.uk
It is edited by Emily Crosby Media.
Theme Tune by AxolotMusica
Artwork by Alternative Aesthetics

Is this just an eccentric man who is rubbish at running a business?

Claire is joined by brand copywriter and tone of voice consultant, Matt Drzymala, to talk about the bad business in the 2005 film, Wallace and Gromit: the case of the were-rabbit.

In this episode we discuss:

• Why is everyone so supportive of this man and his businesses?
• What were they planning on doing with all the rabbits?
• Does Wallace actually have a fantastic business plan?

Find out more about Matt at https://www.indeliblethink.co.uk

This podcast is presented by Claire Owen-Jones of Loud and Clear Accounting www.loudandclearaccounting.co.uk
It is edited by Emily Crosby Media.
Theme Tune by AxolotMusica
Artwork by Alternative Aesthetics

Is Kinky Boots still a progressive film about niching?

Claire is joined by leadership and development coach and trainer, Al Pacifico-France, to talk about the bad business in the 2005 film, Kinky Boots.

In this episode we discuss:

• Can you niche in community you have no interest in?
• Can you leave the inclusion within your organisation to the employees?
• Does this film try to make "othering" seem okay?

Find out more about Al’s diversity and inclusion training here: https://www.evosis.co.uk

This podcast is presented by Claire Owen-Jones of Loud and Clear Accounting www.loudandclearaccounting.co.uk
It is edited by Emily Crosby Media.
Theme Tune by AxolotMusica
Artwork by Alternative Aesthetics

Can a high level of confidence create a successful business?

Claire is joined by freelance graphic designer and founder of the Doing It For The Kids community, Frankie Tortora, to talk about the bad business in the children's show Postman Pat: Special Delivery Service. The epiosde we focus on is Series 1, Episode 1: The Runaway Cow.

In this episode we discuss:

• How does the Special Delivery service actually work?
• Can you trust a man from Royal Mail more than experts?
• Can a confident person trick a whole village into believing they are good at their job?

Find out more about Frankie at https://www.doingitforthekids.net

This podcast is presented by Claire Owen-Jones of Loud and Clear Accounting www.loudandclearaccounting.co.uk
It is edited by Emily Crosby Media.
Theme Tune by AxolotMusica
Artwork by Alternative Aesthetics

What happens when your business model is flawed from the start?

Claire is joined by classic car and motorbike enthusiast and also fellow accountant, Linda Booth, to talk about the bad business in the Discovery Plus series Flipping Bangers.

• Can unrealistic deadlines force you to make good decisions?
• Can you use friends and family to increase your profits?
• What happens if your business model is flawed from the start?

Find out more about Linda at https://www.wedothebooks.co.uk

This podcast is presented by Claire Owen-Jones of Loud and Clear Accounting www.loudandclearaccounting.co.uk
It is edited by Emily Crosby Media.
Theme Tune by AxolotMusica
Artwork by Alternative Aesthetics

How do you keep working on your business when you are happy and comfortable with how things are?

Claire is joined business coach and the 6 Figure Bookkeeper founder, Zoe Whitman, to talk about the bad business in the BBC's late 2000's series Mary Queen of Shops . The episode we focus on is Series 3, episode 5 on Clealls.

• Is Mary too high end to help these businesses?
• Can you make someone change their behaviour by shouting at them?
• Was saving these businesses an impossible task?

Find out more about Zoe at https://www.zoewhitman.com

This podcast is presented by Claire Owen-Jones of Loud and Clear Accounting www.loudandclearaccounting.co.uk
It is edited by Emily Crosby Media.
Theme Tune by AxolotMusica
Artwork by Alternative Aesthetics

Have we reached the point where we can really wear what we want to work?

Claire is joined by style and confidence coach, Samantha Harman, to talk about the bad business in the 2006 film, The Devil Wears Prada.

• Was Andy's interview outfit actually okay?
• Were the employees at Runway right to be annoyed with Andy and her clothing?
• Can a new outfit really make you better at your job?

Find out more about Samantha at https://www.thestyleeditor.co.uk

This podcast is presented by Claire Owen-Jones of Loud and Clear Accounting www.loudandclearaccounting.co.uk
It is edited by Emily Crosby Media.
Theme Tune by AxolotMusica
Artwork by Alternative Aesthetics