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Regardless of lack of popular demand, Dan Butler and Tom Lamm are back with a one-off financial festive feast for your ears with the Bitesize Business Direct Christmas Special!!

First up they discuss the most important part of the holidays...work, followed by letters from both the listeners, before an exclusive interview with the tech clever-bod, computerhead, man who helped build the AI programme used in this very episode!

If you listen for more than 10 minutes you'll hear a very, VERY special appearance from a certain famous 'holiday hero' in a red suit!! (Please note, to avoid disappointment, it's neither Daredevil nor Fireman Sam). You could skip forward but you'll end up on the naughty list!! (This is of course, a flippant comment referencing the standard pop culture tropes of the season and how its celebrated in certain English language speaking parts of the world. Daniel Lloyd Bank and Thomas Benjamin Lamm in no way claim to have higher knowledge or agency regarding the placement of any individuals place in the complex diacotomy of right and wrong or the right to decide who belongs on any list based on percieved positive or negative life choices. It's just a reference to Santa Claus. Nothing more nothing less.)

So sit back with a mulled wine, or a hot cocoa if you're watching your alcohol intake, or a hot water if you're watching your sugar intake, and enjoy the final ever episode of Bitesize Business Direct!!

Featuring strong language and even stronger informative content throughout. You have been warned.

Bitesize Business Direct: The Christmas Special is written and produced by Nico Diodoro and Lewis Peter Wills.

Also featuring the voices of Paul Tonkin, Alexandra Donnachie, Chade O'Brien, Hannah Margaret, and 'Mr and Mrs S Claus.'

Thumbnail and Logo created by Nico Diodoro. All music written and performed by Lewis Peter Wills, apart from the beats playing downstairs in the pub. No-one's taking responsibility for those.

Also, every character featured here is a complete work of fiction. Any views expressed by them or similarities between anyone living or dead is purely coincidental.