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Sanctus want to change the perception of mental health. They see a world where people view it in the same way that they view their physical health, and have ambitions plans to put the first mental health gym on the high street. It all started with a blog post in which their co-founder, James Routledge, wrote about the stress, anxiety and panic attacks that arose from the pressures of running his first start up. The post received an extremely powerful response from readers who identified strongly with his message and wrote openly about similar experiences of their own. An idea was born. In this episode we spoke with James about how Sanctus is trying to become the Nike of mental health by making it feel relatable, accessible and aspirational.

Alex Allen and Anna Stables catch up with Hossein kakavand, Luther Systems' CEO, about their plans to create one of the world's first Blockchain technology companies.

Alex Allen speaks to Dan Garrett, Farewill's co-founder, about will writing in the 21st Century.

Anna Stables and Alex Allen grab 20 minutes with founders of Reposit to discuss the challenges of being part of generation rent, and how an innovative new approach to tenancy deposits could give renters more freedom and more security.

Alex Allen and Anna Stables grab 20 minutes with Gerard Keeley, Vidsy's CEO and co-founder, to find out how one of London's most exciting marketing start ups is making content for the social age in a whole new way.

Alex Allen answers questions from Graham walker about the differences between iOS and Android, which features are novelty and which you really need, and what we can expect next

We're running out of good domain names, using other people's intellectual property is a nightmare, and you don't even know what the product is yet so how are you supposed to create a brand for it? In this episode Alex Allen delves in to the myth that creating something from scratch really gives anyone more creative control.

The Friction Makes Fire team take a look at what it takes to get in to innovation and technology jobs, what a typical day looks like, what they wish they'd known 10 years ago, and what they think the role will look like in the future.