The Rest Is Money

Goalhanger Podcasts

Robert Peston and Steph McGovern bring you insightful business and finance stories. Read more

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Episodes

249. ⁠Epstein, Mandelson & the system that failed survivors

02/05/2026 00:43:14248. How Iran’s uprising has been driven by economic failure

02/02/2026 00:53:34 247. Sir Keir in China & will there be aftershocks from Japan’s bond quake?

01/29/2026 00:58:14246. Why we need more businesses to go bust

01/27/2026 00:43:21245. The TACO president - Why Trump Always Chickens Out

01/22/2026 00:46:36 Show all episodes

Our take on The Rest Is Money podcast

The Rest Is Money offers an accessible deep-dive into economics and finance, hosted by business journalist Steph McGovern and economics guru Robert Peston. The pair brilliantly untangles complex issues like AI's impact on jobs or the reasons behind high inflation. What sets this podcast apart is its ability to simplify jargon-heavy topics into understandable conversations. But that's not all; they also offer historical context by revisiting major financial events of the past. If you've ever felt intimidated by the world of money, this podcast serves as an excellent entry point. It's an educational yet engaging way to understand issues that touch our daily lives. The Rest Is Money is a business podcast by Goalhanger Podcasts. This producer is also known for The Rest is Politics, Empire, The Rest is Football, The Rest is History and Match of the Day: Top 10, We Have Ways of Making You Talk and Battleground.

Producer
Goalhanger Podcasts

Host
Steph McGovern and Robert Peston

Country
United Kingdom

Episodes count
252

Average duration
45'

Frequency
Weekly

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Listener reviews

sara lewis - 01/26/2026
Interesting podcast but I always feel like they’re towing the line of the establishment, not addressing concerns such as why on earth we are subsidising oil and gas companies by billions each year (when they make enormous profits) but moaning about how expensive green energy is…. Dismissing alternative economics when we all know the current state of economics is not working….. definitely I feel they are told what to discuss and what to leave out, which is disappointing.