Nathan Gower
@nathanjgower.bsky.social
BBC audio journalist working on, amongst other programmes, More or Less.
Trying to make a career out of splicing together complex explanations with stupid, stupid jokes. Results pending.
Trying to make a career out of splicing together complex explanations with stupid, stupid jokes. Results pending.
Bank of England getting out of the bond-buying game as it announces plans to drop a seminal prog rock album.
November 12, 2025 at 2:47 PM
Bank of England getting out of the bond-buying game as it announces plans to drop a seminal prog rock album.
Some superb details in the Guardian review of Ozzy Osbourne's autobiography.
October 7, 2025 at 6:44 AM
Some superb details in the Guardian review of Ozzy Osbourne's autobiography.
My money's on Julia Roberts.
September 25, 2025 at 10:38 AM
My money's on Julia Roberts.
Once again the implausibly hunky Eric Whitacre crashes my timeline.
September 18, 2025 at 6:55 PM
Once again the implausibly hunky Eric Whitacre crashes my timeline.
This is on on Radio 4 in ten minutes.
Some classic Easter-themed bond market content for you.
But seriously, if you want to learn about how the financial markets that the government leans on for its spending plans add up actually work, and the consequences for our public finances, listen in!
Some classic Easter-themed bond market content for you.
But seriously, if you want to learn about how the financial markets that the government leans on for its spending plans add up actually work, and the consequences for our public finances, listen in!
April 20, 2025 at 12:23 PM
This is on on Radio 4 in ten minutes.
Some classic Easter-themed bond market content for you.
But seriously, if you want to learn about how the financial markets that the government leans on for its spending plans add up actually work, and the consequences for our public finances, listen in!
Some classic Easter-themed bond market content for you.
But seriously, if you want to learn about how the financial markets that the government leans on for its spending plans add up actually work, and the consequences for our public finances, listen in!