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 a hundred billion dollars,

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

Listen on BBC Sounds.

On the podium season two is available now.

Like many people in this world I had never seen an Olympic medal before.

Bringing you more remarkable stories of Olympic and Paralympic athletes

and their incredible journeys to the podium.

This is my dream and it's came through that day.

Find out more at the end of this podcast.

There was a quiet hush in the control room September 20,

as the world listened in for the start-up of the world's biggest experiment.

Okay, five, four, three, two, one, zero.

Speeding protons injected for the first time into the enormous underground LHC accelerator

beneath the Swiss French border. Big Bang Day had arrived. BBC Radio had cleared the schedules

for the moment and five years later, the massive multinational science and engineering

gamble received his reward, Professor Higgs.

I now ask you to step forward to receive your Nobel Prize from the hands of his Majesty, the King.

The discovery of the Higgs boson announced 10 years ago in July 2012 and canonised a year later

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