Best Boss Security Screens Podcasts (2025)

James Daunt, CEO of Waterstones and Barnes & Noble, offers his take on the evolving landscape of bookselling in the United Kingdom and United States. Whilst he has a "natural and instinctive disdain" for literature generated by AI, he says that if they are clearly labelled as such he would sell them, if people wanted them. The conversation also exa…

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#14: St James's Place CEO: Budget Speculation Damaged People's Pensions 40:01

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Speculation surrounding the UK budget hurt the UK pension industry, that's according to Mark Fitzpatrick, Chief Executive of St. James’s Place, the UK's biggest wealth management company. He highlights how uncertainty in government policy has led to premature pension withdrawals, with many individuals acting on speculation rather than long-term str…

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These Screens Stop Crowbars! And They Look Good Too 5:39

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Would you feel safe leaving your front door open right now? In this episode, I get real about home security — not theory, not fear tactics, but real solutions that work. I’ve got three kids, and I travel for work, so I installed Boss Security Screens on my own home. Why? Because I don’t mess around when it comes to safety. Here’s what we cover: • W…

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How to Stop Burglars in Their Tracks 5:48

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16,000 homes protected. Zero break-ins. When it comes to real security, the numbers don’t lie. In this episode, we dive into what makes Boss Security Screens different from traditional locks, alarms, and cameras. You’ll hear first-hand stories — from a woman who woke up to an intruder in her room to a child hiding under a bed during a break-in. The…

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#13: Vodafone CEO: International Cooperation Needed For Sea Cable Security 36:55

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Vodafone’s chief executive, Margherita Della Valle, highlights the growing risks to Europe’s submarine cables, and calls for international cooperation to ensure the security and resilience of digital infrastructure. Addressing the recent threats posed by Russia, she calls for cross-border collaboration, and the implications for national and Europea…

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#12 Ford UK's Lisa Brankin: Pay Per Mile Tax Could Suppress EV Uptake. 32:16

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The UK automotive sector is navigating a period of significant change, with government policy, economic pressures, and international competition shaping the landscape. Ford UK boss Lisa Brankin outlines the risks posed by reported government measures, including a “pay per mile” on EVs, one of the measures the Chancellor is supposedly looking to add…

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The Best Home Security Solution in 2025/2026 7:55

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What if the next step in home protection didn’t look like a prison—but worked like a fortress? In this episode, we reveal the most overlooked solution in home security: Boss Security Screens. If you’ve ever looked at your front door and thought, “I hope this is enough,” this is for you. We break down: • What security screens really are—and how they…

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#11 Google CEO: AI Will Cause Societal Disruptions 29:26

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Sundar Pichai, chief executive of Google and Alphabet, acknowledges that no company is immune from the risks of an AI investment bubble, including Google itself, and warns that the rapid growth of artificial intelligence will lead to significant societal disruptions. Speaking to BBC Economics Editor Faisal Islam he explains that, despite the compan…

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How to Make Your Home’s Weakest Points the Strongest 6:18

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Your home’s most beautiful features—French doors, sliders, and big bright windows—are often the weakest points when it comes to break-ins. In this episode, we walk through how Boss Security Screens turns these vulnerable entry points into fortified layers of defense—without sacrificing style, airflow, or accessibility. Here’s what we cover: • How t…

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#10 Centrica CEO, Chris O'Shea: The Impact of North Sea Demise is Understated 39:57

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Centrica CEO Chris O’Shea provides a comprehensive overview of the challenges and opportunities facing the UK energy sector. He begins by addressing the recent collapse of Tomato Energy, emphasising that when energy suppliers fail, the costs are ultimately borne by consumers. He calls for stronger regulation and greater financial resilience among e…

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#9 Superdry Co-Founder & CEO: Restructuring, Renegotiating, Rebranding 37:12

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Julian Dunkerton co-founded Superdry and took it to a £2billion market cap at its height in 2010 - within years the company was fighting for survival, and in 2018 he walked away. A decision he says he regrets. But with Superdry now valued at just £8million and looking like it might fail, he returned just one year later and wrestled back control of …

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Why Window Bars No Longer Work: The Future of Home Security 28:49

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Is your home actually secure? In this episode, James Kerr from Boss Security Screens breaks down the evolution of home protection — from outdated window bars and rolling shutters to the latest generation of stainless steel security mesh. You’ll learn: • Why Gen 1 & Gen 2 solutions are no longer enough • What makes Gen 3 screens hurricane-rated, ADA…

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#8 VUE International Founder & CEO, Tim Richards: Streaming Giants Aren't Our Rivals 37:30

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Tim Richards is the CEO and Founder of Vue International—one of Europe’s largest cinema groups. He joins Will Bain for the Big Boss Interview to share his remarkable journey from mergers and acquisitions (M&A) lawyer to major Hollywood player, all sparked by a chance ad in the Financial Times. The anonymous job listing turned out to be for a role a…

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#7 British Retail Consortium Chair, Jo Whitfield: Delivery Drivers Need Greater Protection 35:48

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Jo Whitfield, in her first chat since becoming Chair of the British Retail Consortium, tells Sean Farrington how she ended up hat the organisation after a career spanning some of the High Street's biggest businesses. She shares why it’s such an important time for retail, and talks about how the sector’s changing—thanks to online shopping, social me…

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#6 Booking.com CEO/President, Glenn Fogel: The Trump Slump & Water Pistols at Dawn 26:05

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Glenn Fogel, CEO and President of the world's largest online travel platform, Booking.com joins Will Bain to discuss whether the USA is witnessing a downturn in foreign visits due to the policies of the Trump administration. He also outlines his thoughts on issues that affect many Brits on their summer holidays: over-tourism. You’ll also hear how h…

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#5 Merlin Entertainments CEO, Fiona Eastwood: Our Biggest Competition? Kids On Screens 38:16

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Fiona Eastwood, CEO of Merlin Entertainments tells Sean Farrington what it is like running one of the world’s leading entertainment companies. Merlin runs over a hundred theme parks and attractions around the world from Thorpe Park and Chessington World of Adventures, to Sea Life and Madame Tussauds. She explains how the main competition to her bus…

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#4 Greene King CEO, Nick Mackenzie: No More Budget Surprises, Chancellor 38:41

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Nick Mackenzie, CEO of Greene King, has issued a direct appeal to the Chancellor ahead of the autumn budget, urging immediate tax relief for Britain’s pubs. He told Felicity Hannah in this week's Big Boss Interview that unlike the last Budget, he hopes there are no surprises this time aound. The hospitality sector has absorbed over £300 million in …

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#3 JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon: The AI Bubble Will Burst 37:53

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Jamie Dimon, Chairman and CEO of JPMorgan, is the biggest name in global banking. He has a hotline to world leaders, and what he says matters. In a wide-ranging Big Boss Interview with BBC Business Editor Simon Jack, he shares his concerns about a frothy market fuelled by money boarding the AI hype train. He also admits that the USA has become a le…

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#2 BAT's Asli Ertonguc: Vaping industry needs more regulation 30:35

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If you want to sell vapes you should be forced to have a licence - that's according to Asli Ertonguc - the UK and Ireland Managing Director of British American Tobacco, or B.A.T as it's called. They're one of the world's largest tobacco manufacturers and sell the likes of Lucky Strike cigarettes, or Dunhill, and Rothmans. Asli says this approach wi…

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#1 AO CEO John Roberts: Taking the Tough Decisions 37:28

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AO Chief Executive and Founder, John Roberts is celebrating 25 years at the helm of of one of the UK's biggest electrical retailers - he speaks to Sean Farrington in the first episode of Big Boss Interview.John says he believes the UK is entering a recession and calls on the Government to do more to allow businesses like his aid growth. Instead he …