The Go Radio Business Show with Hunter & Haughey. Scotland’s Business Podcast.

Air Date: March 10th, 2026
Hosts: Lord Willie Haughey and Sir Tom Hunter

In this episode of The Go Radio Business Show, hosts Sir Tom Hunter and Lord Willie Haughey unpack the reality of Scotland’s election results—through a strictly business lens.
Cutting through party politics, the duo asks the big questions: How is Scotland performing as a business? Where are the gaps—and what needs to change now?
From a £4.7bn deficit and stalled economic growth to business rates chaos, housing bottlenecks, and the independence debate, this is a straight-talking conversation about accountability, leadership, and hard choices.
Expect bold opinions, real-world analogies, and a practical wishlist for the new First Minister’s first 100 days—including immediate wins that could restore confidence among businesses and communities alike.
It’s passionate, provocative, and grounded in one shared goal: helping Scotland flourish.
Episode Highlights

The election fallout explained from a business performance perspective
Why Scotland’s economy is “flat-lining”—and what that means for jobs and growth
The reality behind “free” policies, tax burdens, and a growing deficit
Housing, planning delays, and why faster decisions matter
Business rates, pub closures, and saving Scotland’s hospitality sector
Independence: what a credible economic plan must include
A clear, actionable 100‑day priority list for government

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Show Notes

Air Date: March 10th, 2026

Hosts: Lord Willie Haughey and Sir Tom Hunter

In this episode of The Go Radio Business Show, hosts Sir Tom Hunter and Lord Willie Haughey unpack the reality of Scotland’s election results—through a strictly business lens.

Cutting through party politics, the duo asks the big questions: How is Scotland performing as a business? Where are the gaps—and what needs to change now?

From a £4.7bn deficit and stalled economic growth to business rates chaos, housing bottlenecks, and the independence debate, this is a straight-talking conversation about accountability, leadership, and hard choices.

Expect bold opinions, real-world analogies, and a practical wishlist for the new First Minister’s first 100 days—including immediate wins that could restore confidence among businesses and communities alike.

It’s passionate, provocative, and grounded in one shared goal: helping Scotland flourish.

Episode Highlights

  • The election fallout explained from a business performance perspective
  • Why Scotland’s economy is “flat-lining”—and what that means for jobs and growth
  • The reality behind “free” policies, tax burdens, and a growing deficit
  • Housing, planning delays, and why faster decisions matter
  • Business rates, pub closures, and saving Scotland’s hospitality sector
  • Independence: what a credible economic plan must include
  • A clear, actionable 100‑day priority list for government

Join the Conversation 

What did you think of this episode?  Email: GoBusiness@thisisgo.co.uk 

Follow us @thisisgoradio on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and Tik Tok 

For more Go Studio Podcasts, head to: https://thisisgo.co.uk/podcasts/ 

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/1ATeQD...

What is The Go Radio Business Show with Hunter & Haughey. Scotland’s Business Podcast.?

A weekly podcast from Glasgow that brings sharp commentary and real-time reaction to the ever-evolving world of business. Hosted by two of Scotland’s most influential entrepreneurs, Sir Tom Hunter and Lord Willie Haughey.

This is a front-row seat to how global economic shifts, political turbulence, and technological disruption are impacting businesses in Scotland and beyond.

Each episode also features candid conversations with Scotland’s top CEOs, founders, and innovators, unpacking how they are navigating uncertainty, adapting to change, and seizing new opportunities.

Through a no-nonsense Scottish lens, Hunter and Haughey offer grounded insight and practical advice for anyone in business - whether you’re scaling a startup or steering a legacy brand.

Made in Glasgow. Relevant Worldwide.