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The Divorce Podcast

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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. Silver winner in Sex & Relationships category at the British Podcast Awards 2026.

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In partnership with Octopus Money

Welcome back to our 3-part mini-series on The Divorce Podcast, on finance before, during and after divorce. This is part 2.

The two biggest things that come up in the middle of a divorce? The family home and pensio... more

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In partnership with Octopus Money

Welcome to our 3-part mini-series, packed with helpful tips on finances before your divorce process begins, during it, and how to start rebuilding afterwards. 

Before you can split anything fairly in a divorce, you... more

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If you're divorced and thinking about marrying again, you already know why the money conversation early on is so important. Watch the full episode on YouTube.

Kate is joined by Andrew Bowker, co-founder of wedding booking platform Wedissimo, to talk... more

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If you've ever wondered whether heartbreak gets easier with age, or just different, this episode might surprise you. Watch the video version here. 

Kate is joined by Jemma Sbeg, host of The Psychology of Your 20s podcast and author of Person in Prog... more

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Recent Guests

Molly Haylett
Chartered Financial Planner at Octopus Money
Octopus Money
Episode: In brief: money before divorce - getting organised
Andrew Bowker
Co-founder of Wedissimo, a UK wedding booking platform
Wedissimo
Episode: Second marriage or first: put a prenup on your wedding checklist
Jemma Sbeg
Host of The Psychology of Your 20s, author and mental health advocate
The Psychology of Your 20s
Episode: The psychology of heartbreak at any age, with Jemma Sbeg
Josh Gordon
Head of Digital Retirement at Octopus Money
Octopus Money
Episode: In brief: myths around pensions and divorce
Sally Phillips
English actor, writer and comedian; joined to discuss life after divorce
Captain Dolly (executive producer); actress and writer
Episode: 'The very worst thing happened – and I could do it': Sally Phillips on life after divorce
Michelle Lynne
Canadian pianist and singer
Independent artist
Episode: One step at a time: Pianist's journey through divorce
Buzzy Randall
Hospitality consultant, sharing her separation story and lessons
Independent consultant
Episode: How to be a role model for your children through divorce
Jess Robinson
Multi award-winning comedy impressionist
Episode: Comedian Jess Robinson on finding love again after separation
Hugo Ostyn
Head of Product at Amicable
Amicable
Episode: In brief: Can AI write your consent order?

Host

Kate Daly
Host and relationship counselor, divorce specialist

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 135 ratings
  • Really helpful divorce resource

    So many great interviews on here, this has been the single most useful podcast that has helped me get through the last challenging 18 months. I love Kate’s style of presenting, she too has so much insight to share. Thank you for this brilliant resource- I have recommended it, and Amicable, to many people.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    QRS140
    United Kingdom5 months ago
  • 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 Kingdom10 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 Kingdoma year 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 Kingdom4 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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Listeners praise practical, compassionate guidance and real-world tips for navigating separation.
The show is seen as a strong resource for anyone facing divorce or supporting someone who is.
Guests are described as credible and helpful, with a focus on family-centered outcomes.

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Second marriage or first: put a prenup on your wedding checklist
Q: Why should prenups be considered in the context of wedding planning rather than as a divorce tool?
Kate argues that prenups are about clarifying financial expectations and protecting what couples build together, not anticipating failure; Andrew adds that they can influence everyday decisions and reduce risk by making priorities explicit.
Second marriage or first: put a prenup on your wedding checklist
Q: What do you see in that space about how couples actually start to talk about money and how they come to something like planning a wedding?
Andrew explains that couples filter by price on Wedissimo, have joint conversations via video calls, and increasingly initiate money talks early in the relationship, using the platform to make pricing transparent and manageable.
In brief: The history of the family court - and why it matters
Q: How have cross-border influences shaped custody law over time?
Revolutions in France and the United States introduced the idea that children have rights and welfare should guide custody decisions, with France codifying welfare-focused principles early on and America moving toward case-law-based judgments that prioritized the child's welfare rather than rigid common-law rules.
In brief: The history of the family court - and why it matters
Q: If you wanted people to know one thing about the family court, Lara, what would it be?
That it is fundamentally adversarial and designed to pit parents against each other, so there is a need to look beyond this process to focus on the child's welfare and explore alternatives that avoid turning custody into a victory for one parent over the other.
In brief: myths around pensions and divorce
Q: The first myth is, it's my pension, it's in my name, so that means my ex can't touch it. True or false?
No, pensions are part of the assets and must be disclosed in divorce; they are often among the biggest assets and cannot be ignored in settlement discussions.

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A practical, empathetic show that explores divorce from multiple angles—emotional, legal, financial, and practical. Episodes frequently feature guests with lived experience and professional expertise, including therapists, coaches, authors, executives, and advocates, sharing actionable tips for co-parenting, boundary-setting, and navigating complex assets, stepfamilies, and workplace impact. The tone blends personal storytelling with evidence-based guidance and resources, aiming to empower separating families to make kinder, smarter decisions while keeping children at the center. A standout element is the emphasis on amicable, constructive approaches and real-world strategies that listeners can apply in their own separations and post-separa... more

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2. Andrew Bowker
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5. Sally Phillips
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