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The Divorce Podcast

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Divorce
Co-Parenting
Separation
Blended Families
Mental Health
Family Court
Child Welfare
Boundaries
Parenting Styles
Emotional Support
Single Parenting
Abusive Relationships
Divorce Process
CAFCAS
Child Development
Emotional Freedom Technique
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Psychology
Emotional Resilience
A Child's Right To Matter

The Divorce Podcast is a podcast dedicated to looking at divorce from new perspectives and driving reform. Hosted by Kate Daly, each episode invites experts from a variety of backgrounds and disciplines to discuss their own views on divorce, and debate them with the other guests.British Podcast Awards 2025 Finalist.

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Latest Episodes

Hal Cruttenden has found the funny side of divorce – most recently in his show 'Can Dish It Out But Can't Take It'. But in this conversation, he goes deeper and gets honest about what it's really been like.

Kate is joined by comedian Hal Cruttenden,... more

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Shares, crypto, business interests. Complex assets can feel like a foreign language during divorce – but with the right knowledge, they don't have to.

Kate is joined by Tom Francis, Head of Personal Finance at Octopus Money, to explore what complex ... more

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If you've ever felt guilty for putting yourself first, this episode is for you.

Kate is joined by Valerie Jones, author, coach and founder of The Selfish Woman movement, to explore what it really means to be a 'selfish woman' in divorce - and why re... more

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You know your marriage is over. But you're still waiting – for the right moment, more certainty, or permission you're not sure will ever come. This episode is for anyone who's been circling the same question and is ready to stop waiting and start mov... more

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Recent Guests

Valerie Jones
Advocate of the Selfish Year concept; author of The Selfish Year
Author, Speaker
Episode: The ‘selfish’ woman's guide to divorce
Farhana Hussain
UK's first divorce doula, author of She's Not Done Yet
Divorce Doula, Author
Episode: In brief: The hidden cost of delaying divorce
April Eldemire
Licensed marriage and family therapist, former step-mom
Independent; former step-mom
Episode: Blended family life: the realities and how to make it work
Bec Jones
Head of negotiation at Amicable
Amicable
Episode: Blended family life: the realities and how to make it work
Corey Seemiller
Award-winning leadership professor and author of The Soulmate Strategy
University/Academia
Episode: How to heal after separation: 44 things I tried
James Mehmet
Representative from Abels, Moving Service
Abels Moving Service
Episode: In brief: Making a house move smoother after separation
Nicholas Illingworth
Representative from Abels, Moving Service
Abels Moving Service
Episode: In brief: Making a house move smoother after separation
Tom Francis
Head of Personal Finance at Octopus Money
Octopus Money
Episode: How to talk about money in relationships and divorce
Sarah Wilson
Founder of Coastal Coaching SUCCESS Limited
Coastal Coaching SUCCESS Limited
Episode: Breaking free from shame and self-blame after divorce

Host

Kate Daly
Host of The Divorce Podcast; Co-founder of Amicable and relationship counselor

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 122 ratings
  • Divorce is horrible and this reminded me why

    I find some of these episodes helpful overall. The episode today with Simon I found a hard listen. I felt that Simon came across as quite cold about his divorce and factual. I know this is the nature of divorce otherwise it wouldn’t be happening but I think it summed up how I’m feeling about my divorce as a woman who’s dealing with a cold, emotionally lacking man.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Dollymix16
    United Kingdom4 months ago
  • Elizabeth Day Episdoe

    I actually loved this, I am a guy going through separation and almost done with the divorce. I’m looking to qualify as a coach next year and help others, thank you 🙏🏻

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SimonHolland747
    United Kingdom7 months ago
  • Divorce advice from people who get it

    I’ve worked with a wide range of professionals in the family separation sector and a lot are driven by ‘winning’. Kate, Holly, and the team at Amicable are different - their work supporting separating families and this podcast show how much they care about all the parties involved and how they are driven by what’s best for the whole family. Highly recommend.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    uksigma
    United Kingdom3 years ago
  • The Divorce Podcast

    I recommend this to clients & colleagues alike.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Janie I
    United Kingdom4 years ago

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Great resource for clients and colleagues seeking divorce support.
Insightful, compassionate host with practical, family-centered guidance.
Audience appreciates the balance of professional advice and personal experience.
Strong emphasis on children's well-being and healthy co-parenting.
Guests deliver authentic expertise and relatable stories.

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The ‘selfish’ woman's guide to divorce
Q: What practical steps can listeners start with right now to begin showing up for themselves?
Pause to check in with feelings, journaling with intention, and asking, does this feel good or bad? followed by small, consistent actions that align with personal truth.
The ‘selfish’ woman's guide to divorce
Q: How do you define selfishness in this context, and why is it a powerful concept for women in divorce?
Selfishness is about being full of self and connected to your truth rather than pleasing others; it becomes a compass for healthier boundaries and decisions that honor your worth.
The ‘selfish’ woman's guide to divorce
Q: What was that first year like when you decided to put yourself first?
It involved taking space, facing the truth about the marriage, learning to make decisions from a connected sense of self, and gradually building self-trust through small actions.
In brief: Complex assets in divorce, made simple
Q: What's your advice on dividing complex assets that are volatile and have changing valuations?
Start with the three buckets framework to see what can be split more easily, and where offsetting or more careful planning is necessary; combine this with a solid financial plan to understand the future needs and ensure the asset aligns with long-term goals.
In brief: The hidden cost of delaying divorce
Q: What resources do you offer besides the book?
There are freebies and services described on the site, plus guidance on navigating separation and co-parenting, and links to related support via Amicable.

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A thoughtful series exploring divorce from multiple angles, with guests ranging from legal and financial professionals to mental health experts and personal-storytellers. Episodes emphasize practical guidance for separation, co-parenting, and healing, often featuring actionable tips on communication, budgeting, and navigating the emotional landscape. A notable strength is the blend of expert insight with real-world experiences, including book authors, coaches, and service providers focused on helping families through transitions. This approach makes it particularly useful for listeners seeking constructive, family-centered strategies and for potential guests or sponsors looking to reach people navigating complex separations and parenting af... more

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2. Farhana Hussain
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5. Corey Seemiller
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7. Nicholas Illingworth
8. Tom Francis

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