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Debt Talk

Ripon Ray
Economic Abuse
Debt
London, United Kingdom
Housing
Domestic Abuse
Crypto
Energy Prices
Gambling
Social Housing
Banking Industry
Savings
Moneyhelper
Fuel Poverty
Christian Against Poverty
Custody
Poverty
Lived Experience
Money
Food Poverty
Policy and Funding For Social Support

"Debt’s a tough subject — but it’s time we talked. With the cost of living crisis biting and big changes shaking up the debt world, Debt Talk dives into the heart of it all. From collectors and enforcers to lenders and advice charities, we’re bringing real voices and raw stories to the mic. Let’s break the silence, challenge the system, and find out what support really looks like when debt hits ho... more

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With major wars unfolding globally, including the most recent tensions involving Iran, Israel, and the USA, the impact is being felt far beyond the countries directly involved. Even here in the UK, people are starting to see the effects in everyday l... more

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As April 2026 begins, local councils across the UK have already set their budgets and secured funding to support financially vulnerable communities. In this episode of the Debt Talk podcast with your host, Ripon Ray, we explore an issue that matters ... more

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January is hard.

The celebrations are over, the bills have arrived, and for many of us, savings have quietly disappeared. As we wait, often painfully, for the next pay cheque, January becomes the month of fresh starts, New Year’s resolutions, and, i... more

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As we move into the next episode of the Debt Talk podcast, Financial Abuse & Our Communities, we do so against the backdrop of growing public concern about domestic abuse in the UK, particularly the recent cases where coercive control, economic explo... more

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Rachel Ledwith
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Episode: Debt Talk: Wars & Our Personal Finance
Rachel London
From Fuel Poverty Action
Fuel Poverty Action
Episode: Debt Talk: Wars & Our Personal Finance
Laura Stoker
Head of Tackling Poverty Team, Lambeth Council
Lambeth Council
Episode: Debt Talk: Council Crisis & Resilience Funds
Baljit Badesha
CEO, Nucleus Legal Advice
Nucleus Legal Advice
Episode: Debt Talk: Council Crisis & Resilience Funds
Gareth Evans
Founder and Director, CashPerks
CashPerks
Episode: Debt Talk: Council Crisis & Resilience Funds
Shakira Taylor
Fitness instructor on the front lines helping people stay active
Fitness with Shakira
Episode: Debt Talk: January Financial Planning
Joe Marley
Representative from Alcohol Change UK
Alcohol Change UK
Episode: Debt Talk: January Financial Planning
Nick Hill
Representative from Money & Pensions Service
Money & Pensions Service
Episode: Debt Talk: January Financial Planning
Clare Wiper
Assistant Professor in Criminology at Northumbria University; co-author of Designing Out Economic Abuse report
Northumbria University
Episode: Debt Talk: Financial Abuse & Our Communities

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Ripon Ray
Host of Debt Talk with a focus on policy, debt relief, and community-based perspectives.

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Debt Talk: The Cost of Housing
Q: From a housing perspective, what should campaigners focus on?
Encourage governance participation, push for extending housing standards laws to all landlords, and prioritize practical improvements in existing stock while balancing the need for new homes.
Debt Talk: The Cost of Housing
Q: What are your top tips for campaigners working to improve housing conditions?
Get involved directly in local decision-making by joining boards, panels, or even running for local office to influence policy from within, and advocate for systemic changes that expand accountability and standards across all landlord types.
Debt Talk: Family Planning, Divorce & Debt
Q: What are the main barriers to seeking debt advice, especially for victims of economic abuse?
Shame and embarrassment, fear for personal safety, and competing priorities like housing and mental health often prevent people from seeking timely help; efforts should emphasize safe, accessible support and collaboration with domestic abuse services.
Debt Talk: Family Planning, Divorce & Debt
Q: What practical steps can fathers take during custody battles with limited resources?
Utilize free resources and online communities for guidance, document everything, and work with lawyers strategically by researching precedents and country-specific rules to maximize understanding and leverage in court.
Debt Talk: Family Planning, Divorce & Debt
Q: What top tips would you share to debt-talk listeners from Bilkis?
Find ways to retain your own identity and independence, plan education and finances for yourself, and ensure you have a contingency plan so that if a partner leaves, you're not left financially devastated.

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Debt Talk examines debt, poverty, and the cost-of-living crisis through conversations with frontline charities, policymakers, and financial-services experts. Across episodes, the show often centers on how policy gaps, funding pressures, and practical support intersect with real households' stories—covering energy pricing, housing affordability, digital inclusion, and economic abuse. Noteworthy angles include cash-first relief approaches, the role of debt-advice charities, and the tension between innovation in finance (and crypto) and consumer protection. The format tends to blend expert insight with lived experience, aiming to translate complex policy into actionable guidance for individuals and decision-makers alike. Potential listeners wh... more

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1. Rachel Ledwith
2. Rachel London
3. Laura Stoker
4. Baljit Badesha
5. Gareth Evans
6. Shakira Taylor
7. Joe Marley
8. Nick Hill

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