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Episodes
Ditch the algorithms and curate your own social media feed
Erica McCoy presents Nicole Koby’s guide on reclaiming control from internet algorithms that prioritize engagement over user well-being.
Are you better off switching banks? Or should you stay loyal?
Host James and guests Grace Witherton and Caitlin Eas discuss the Current Account Switch Service, which turns 13 next month.
The tech problems we solve most often - and how to fix them yourself
In this episode of Witch Shorts, tech expert Cathy Hudson shares insights from the magazine’s support team, featuring Connor Houlihan.
How to save £200 on your car insurance
Witch Money hosts James and Dean Sobers discuss how to haggle for lower car insurance premiums.
Is dark chocolate good for you?
This episode investigates the health benefits of dark chocolate, explaining how cocoa solids and processing affect flavanol levels.
How to turn your dream retirement into reality
This episode of Witch Money explores the gap between retirement expectations and reality, featuring researcher Holly Lanyon and member Stuart Anderson.
Why Slovenia should be on your holiday bucket list
Host James Rowe presents travel expert Jo Rhodes’ review of Slovenia from Witch Travel magazine.
Is private healthcare good value for money?
This episode examines the surge in private healthcare usage driven by long NHS waiting times, featuring insights from Which?
Why you need to upgrade from Windows 10
This Witch Shorts discusses the end of support for Windows 10, which Microsoft has extended until October 2027 via its Extended Security Updates program.
Can AI replace financial advice?
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The hidden dangers behind Tripadvisor's AI hotel summaries
This Witch Shorts episode investigates TripAdvisor’s AI-generated hotel summaries, revealing they often contradict actual user reviews.
Will new 'buy now, pay later' protections help everyone?
This episode of Witch Money examines new UK regulations for Buy Now, Pay Later schemes, which now align with credit card rules to offer stronger consumer protections.