Air Date: June 7th, 2026
Hosts: Lord Willie Haughey and Sir Tom Hunter
The Go Radio Business Show with Barclays Hampden Hospitality and Events
This week Sir Tom Hunter and Lord Willie Haughey don’t hold back. From fiery debates on tax fairness and political accountability to Scotland’s massive economic opportunities, this episode is packed with sharp opinions and real-world insight.
You’ll hear why business leaders are frustrated with government policy, how skills shortages are holding back billion-pound energy investments, and whether university degrees are still worth it. Plus, the duo dive into the AI gold rush, eye-watering tech valuations, and the risks behind the hype.
Special guest Stuart Patrick (Glasgow Chamber of Commerce) joins to unpack Glasgow’s future—from transport chaos and city centre challenges to bold plans for investment, infrastructure, and the upcoming Commonwealth Games.
If you care about business, the economy, and where Scotland goes next—this one’s unmissable.
Episode Highlights
💥 Taxpayer Fury – Should the public fund legal defences for financial wrongdoing?
⚡ Energy Boom vs Skills Crisis – Billions in investment… but not enough workers to deliver it
🎓 Degrees vs Reality – Are universities preparing students for today’s jobs market?
🤖 AI Mania – Trillion-dollar valuations, IPO buzz, and warnings of a tech bubble
🏙️ Glasgow at a Crossroads – Transport issues, investment potential, and city centre struggles
🚆 Big Infrastructure Bets – The case for a Glasgow airport rail link and metro expansion
🌍 Global Ambition – Scotland’s place in AI, tech, and international trade
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For more about our sponsor, Barclays Hampden Hospitality and Events visit: https://www.hampdenpark.co.uk/goradio/
Air Date: June 7th, 2026
Hosts: Lord Willie Haughey and Sir Tom Hunter
The Go Radio Business Show with Barclays Hampden Hospitality and Events
This week Sir Tom Hunter and Lord Willie Haughey don’t hold back. From fiery debates on tax fairness and political accountability to Scotland’s massive economic opportunities, this episode is packed with sharp opinions and real-world insight.
You’ll hear why business leaders are frustrated with government policy, how skills shortages are holding back billion-pound energy investments, and whether university degrees are still worth it. Plus, the duo dive into the AI gold rush, eye-watering tech valuations, and the risks behind the hype.
Special guest Stuart Patrick (Glasgow Chamber of Commerce) joins to unpack Glasgow’s future—from transport chaos and city centre challenges to bold plans for investment, infrastructure, and the upcoming Commonwealth Games.
If you care about business, the economy, and where Scotland goes next—this one’s unmissable.
Episode Highlights
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...
For more about our sponsor, Barclays Hampden Hospitality and Events visit: https://www.hampdenpark.co.uk/goradio/
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.