The Divorce Podcast
Co-founder of amicable, Kate Daly is the host of The Divorce Podcast.
The Divorce Podcast explores all aspects of ending relationships, separation and parenting apart.
You can access The Divorce Podcast on all of your favourite listening platforms including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts or Buzzsprout.
If your marriage or partnership has ended or you have family and friends who are separating, this podcast is for you.
Kate Daly is a relationship counsellor and Divorce Specialist. She created the podcast to look at relationships and separation from different angles including emotional, legal and social.
In each episode, Kate is joined by experts and special guests who share their own stories, experiences, and tips with the goal of helping people end relationships in a kinder, better way.
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Latest Episodes:
How the latest government budget could impact your divorce
With Louise Oliver
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The three G's with Paul Roseby
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Property & divorce FAQs
with Jamie Cole and Edwina Homfray-Davies
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Neurodiversity, divorce and separation
With Dr. Angharad Rudkin
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How to untie the knot amicably
With Kate & Joe Sharp
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A therapist's guide to navigating trauma during relationships, breakups, and divorce
With Lulu Sunnucks
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Navigating name changes in relationships, separation, and divorce
With Cécile Mazuet-Eller
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Comedians Bobby Mair and Harriet Kemsley get divorced (part two)
With Harriet Kemsley
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Comedians Bobby Mair and Harriet Kemsley get divorced (part one)
With Bobby Mair
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Finding joy in relationships, separation and divorce
With Ali Mortimer
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The two Ds – death and divorce
With Sam Grice
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