Ever wondered what the world's wealthiest people did to get so ridiculously rich?

Our podcast Good Bad Billionaire takes one billionaire at a time and explains exactly how they made their money.

And then we decide if they are actually good, bad or just plain wealthy.

So if you want to know if Rihanna is as much of a bad guy as she claims,

or what Jeff Bezos really did to become the first person in history to pocket $100 billion,

listen to Good Bad Billionaire with me, Simon Jack, and me, Zinc Zinc.

Listen on BBC Sounds.

BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts.

This is the football daily with Kelly Cates.

And this is the sound of the Etihad stadium where Manchester City came from behind to be Red Starbele grade 3-1.

We'll be reflecting on Newcastle's return to the Champions League shortly as well as a dramatic night for Celtic.

As the press ball and Chris Sutton watched the holders this evening, as did former Manchester City midfielder,

Michael Brown, who has joined us.

Michael, there was a bit of a scare if you could call it that in the first half when Red Star got their goal,

but it was very comfortable for Manchester City in the end.

Yeah, they had me scared, Kelly. I was listening to the commentary.

There were a sort of egg in it on it and coaching it a little bit, as you know, Chris probably would like to do,

just to set the drama to set the scene,

but obviously Red Star delivered, and then it was all about the reaction.

Obviously Pat Guideolo was forced to make his substitution just before half time,

losing Bernardo Silva yet another injury.

But as against West Ham, you know, start the second half very, very quickly.

...