Before you listen to this BBC podcast, I want to tell you why I love podcasting.

Hi, my name's Tommy Dixon, and I make podcasts for the BBC.

I'm a big fan of stories, always loved a good book.

But when I started commuting for my first job, I discovered podcasts.

I was blown away by how a creative idea and the right mixture of sounds could take you into

a whole new world full of incredible stories. You know, the type that make you go, wow. And that kind of inspired me to

give it a go myself, which to cut a long story short led to a BBC training scheme and a whole

new career giving other people that exact same feeling. So if you want to hear amazing stories

that make you go wow like I did, they're just a tap or click away on BBC

Sounds BBC sounds music radio podcasts wake up to money from BBC 5 live hello welcome it is

wake up to money is a quiz question for you what do avococados, bourbon, Levi jeans, maple syrup, all have in common.

They are just some of the products caught up in Donald Trump's trade war. The US president now saying the EU will be next to see taxes on imports into the US.

We're going to be live from North America to get reaction there.

We'll hear of warnings of what might be in store for the UK.

And never mind trading globally just here in the Premier League, across our top divisions.

It's transfer deadline day.

We'll crunch the numbers and see which teams spend the most.

Wake up to Money with Sean Farrington.

Good morning to you. It is Wake Up to Money on this Monday morning. We're into February.

Round of applause. It's just after 5 o'clock on this 3rd of February Monday morning. I'm Sean

Farrington. Thank you for being with us. Big thank you to Joanna Jensen, who's with us as well, founder of Childs Farm,

that skincare product brand. It's on so many of our supermarket shelves was set up back in 2010.

...