Deborah Meaden

on BBC Brit, which is Channel 120, it's Return of Dragons Den, now in its 23rd season.

Returning Dragons, Peter Jones, Deborah Meaden, Toka Suleiman and Stephen Bartlett are joined by guest investors, including former England footballer Gary Neville, musician and entrepreneur Tiny Temper, beauty entrepreneur Susie Ma and business founder Jenna Meek.

And then on Tuesday, 8 p.m., also on BBC Brit, there's the first season of A Taste of Murder.

And following the death of his wife, DCI Joe Motram, takes a sabbatical and travels to Italy with his teenage daughter in the hope of reconnecting as a family.

And I think it's getting to that point where you're actually happy with where you want to be.

I think it was Deborah Meaden I heard that said that years, many years ago, every business has got its sort of niche size, this nice size that...

And you've just got to work that out because if you work that out, then you'll work everything to that and you'll stick with that.

It's like those addictive games on your phone where you build a farm up or whatever.

So what did you like, and what jumped out at you about this specific little revival that happened?

What I really loved about this campaign is not only did they get Deborah Meaden involved as well on LinkedIn and Instagram, but also, like, like you say, it's the nostalgia to the customers and their audience that were around and w- like, used to engage in the Twitter and the Facebook.

And I think, like, nostalgia marketing is having such a resurgence, but that is actually, like, a pivotal cultural moment.

Like, it's not just nostalgia.

[laughs]

Or Deborah.

I was gonna say, I'd be Deborah.

100%.

Oh, Deborah.

I love Deborah Meaden.

I'm out.

Uh.

Famed Peterborough street artist Nathan Murdoch may not have won an investment from the Dragons on hit BBC show Dragon's Den, but he says he's come out of the den with everything he needed.

Nathan appeared in front of Dragons Peter Jones, Deborah Meaden, Tuka Suleiman, Stephen Bartlett and Gary Neville on last Thursday's edition of the show, August 27th.

Nathan pitched a £60,000 investment for 10% of his company, Street Arts Hire Ltd, who provide personalised art installations for a whole variety of clients.

He stated that the demand was now outstripping the company's capabilities and that he estimated that they were losing around 40% of potential businesses.

And if the wealth wasn't hoarded by a few dragons on their massive mega-ranches building their doomsday bunkers, maybe we'd have a, a-

What, Deborah Meaden? Deborah Meaden and Duncan Banatine.

Maybe that wouldn't be a problem.

Deborah Meaden.

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That's, that's the reality.

So actually I got my two favourite dragons.

So Deborah Meaden and Trini Woodall came in together.

And then the tips I was given from other founders had been through it.

Because even if you shoot the episode, you may not get aired.

you got? I got 50k, so 25k from each, just less than 2%.

So it was 100% worth it.

And Deborah Meaden has been unbelievable.

Yeah, so she's, you know, she's great.