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Sarah Vine’s Femail Half-Hour: Should mental illness entitle you to special treatment?

In this week's episode of her brilliant new weekly Mail+ podcast, our host Sarah Vine is joined by her friend and author Imogen Edwards-Jones. They chat to psychologist Emma Kenny about tennis ace Naomi Osaka's decision to quit the French open, and are joined by actress and model Linda Lusardi. Plu…

Ep 493 | Sorry, Kamala! Being a Black Woman Does NOT Entitle You to the WH!

Kamala Harris ended her pathetic campaign for president. She and her Democrat colleagues are saying it’s sad that America is not ready for a woman of color as president. They say Kamala faced an unfair battle. Bogus. Kamala lost because she had no idea who she was as a candidate. All she had to say…

60. Part 1 of the Country Home Series Does buying a property entitle you to live in Ireland?

Anyone can buy a property in Ireland, but does buying a property entitle you to Irish residency or a visa?   If you’ve been thinking about buying property in Ireland, retiring to Ireland or even spending a couple of weeks in Ireland, it’s highly likely that you’ve wondered about any legal or visa…

Episode 485: The two relationships (marriage does not get you love)

Much of the confusion and frustration around relationships disappears once you understand that every relationship is actually two relationships: the negotiated structure and the emotional bond. Possession of the one does not guarantee the other. For example, marriage does not entitle you to love, a…

No Brakes in the Friend Zone

When does “just friends” really mean just friends? This week on A Pod Named Kickback, Nu’ and Jacquie (yeah, that’s J-A-C-Q-U-I-E!) dive into the messy truth about the friend zone — why most people waiting there aren’t real friends, and why being “the nice guy” doesn’t entitle you to anything. Fro…

How to Stop Work Without Breaching

Episode 161 of The Subcontractors Blueprint sees Jacob Austin explain how to stop work on site without breaching your own subcontract. When a main contractor is weeks late paying, walking off can feel like the only move left, yet it can turn a £100,000 debt into a six-figure liability. Jacob sets o…

Marcus Ryder, CEO Film and TV Charity on the Greg Wallace controversy and the mental health crisis in the industry

Marcus Ryder, CEO of the Film and TV Charity and former head of current affairs at BBC Scotland, discusses the recent Greg Wallace controversy, workplace behaviour, mental health, and power dynamics in the film and television industry. "The very fact that so many people have come forward means that…

John Ware, veteran investigative journalist on Gerry Adams' defamation case, the BBC and Middle East coverage

John Ware, veteran investigative journalist and former BBC Panorama reporter, with decades of experience covering complex and controversial subjects from the Troubles in Northern Ireland to antisemitism in British politics, discusses Gerry Adams’ defamation case against the BBC, the silence from pa…

Prof John Wyver, on the campaign for access to the BBC Written Archives

Professor John Wyver, Professor of Arts on Screen at the University of Westminster, joins us to discuss his involvement in the recent campaign opposing changes to access at the BBC Written Archive Centre. We explore the archive’s purpose, the proposed access restrictions and their impact, the consu…

Patrick Spence, exec producer 'Mr Bates vs the Post Office' on the crisis facing British drama

Fresh from his BAFTA award, Patrick Spence, executive producer for Mr. Bates vs The Post Office discusses how the series was commissioned, why it was a success, how it was funded, the decline of certain TV drama genres, the crisis in the industry, the need of government support: levy vs tax breaks,…