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The Mark and Pete Show – where faith, culture, and economics collide in a lively and thought-provoking podcast. Hosted by Mark and Pete this show delivers insightful commentary on social, economic, and religious issues, unpacking how these forces shape our world.

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Sep 23, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    Do we need a Kill Switch, or just kill AI? (opens the original)

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    The people building AI say it could destroy humanity, which is an unusually frank product review. In this episode of Mark and Pete, we ask: Do We Need a Kill Switch, or Just Kill AI? As artificial intelligence becomes more powerful, the argument about AI safety is getting rather harder to dismiss. Sam Altman and other industry leaders have raised serious concerns about where the technology could take us. Donald Trump wants America to win the AI race. British parliamentarians want stronger contro

  2. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    Warren Buffett: Sixty Years of Getting Rich Slowly (opens the original)

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    Warren Buffett spent sixty years proving that patience pays, which is awkward news for everyone selling a six-week millionaire course. In this episode of Mark and Pete, we celebrate Warren Buffett’s investment philosophy, his business ethos and the unfashionable possibility that building something worthwhile might take a while. Quite a while, actually. You may need to sit down. As Buffett steps back from leading Berkshire Hathaway, we look at what made the “Oracle of Omaha” so extraordinary. The

  3. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    Is Jaguar Landrover Running Out of Road? (opens the original)

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    Here’s the episode 2 description, keeping the JLR story central but widening into the bigger British-industry and net-zero question. Jaguar Land Rover is cutting around 4,000 jobs, trying to save £1.7 billion and facing fierce competition from China, tariffs, rising costs and the lingering effects of a devastating cyberattack. Britain’s biggest carmaker is not going bust. But something is clearly going wrong. citeturn131080news47 In this episode of Mark & Pete, we ask: is Jaguar Land Rover ru

  4. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    The $5000 Vote: Trump Dividend or Trump Bribe? (opens the original)

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    Donald Trump is promising Americans a $5,000 payment if Republicans win control of Congress. He calls it a dividend. Critics call it a bribe. And somewhere in the middle sits one of the strangest election promises in recent memory. In this episode of Mark & Pete, we ask whether the proposed $5,000 Trump dividend is actually a reward for American economic success, a spectacular piece of political theatre, or something uncomfortably close to buying goodwill with public money. The numbers are enorm

  5. Episode · Sep 11, 2026

    Robotaxis: are we ready to sack drivers? (opens the original)

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    Robotaxis have arrived in London. Uber and British autonomous-driving company Wayve have launched the UK’s first public autonomous ride-hailing service, using specially equipped all-electric Ford Mustang Mach-E cars. You can now request an UberX, Uber Electric or Uber Comfort and, if fate is feeling futuristic, a self-driving car may turn up instead. There is, however, one small detail. There is still a driver. For now, each of London’s first robotaxis carries a qualified human safety driver beh

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