Ep 133: Citizenship, Detention and Legal Aid - A conversation with Dr Ayesha Riaz
What happens when citizenship can be taken away? Why are immigration detainees still struggling to access quality legal advice? And has legal aid been 'strangled by reform'?
Host Sarah Henry sits down with Dr Ayesha Riaz to discuss her fascinating research on citizenship deprivation, immigration d…
380: AI and Regulation in Counselling Practice
In Episode 380 of the Counselling Tutor Podcast, your hosts Rory Lees-Oakes and Ken Kelly take us through this week's three topics:
Firstly, in 'Ethical, Sustainable Practice', they explore AI and regulation in counselling practice - looking at the current regulatory landscape, ethical responsibil…
Scaling a Construction Company with Purpose and Process With Sarah Henry
In This Episode Growing a family business isn't just about increasing revenue—it's about successfully transferring leadership, preserving culture, and preparing the company for future generations.
In this episode, Adi Klevit interviews Sarah Henry, owner and CEO of Gaspar's Construction, about tak…
Sarah Henry Building Better Lives While Building a Great Business
Sarah Henry, the second-generation owner of Gaspars Construction, shares her journey of leading a woman-owned residential remodeling company and the challenges she faced.
She discusses her passion for people, the impact of her family background, and the importance of finding the right people for t…
Sarah Henry on TGT "Early Days" of Turnaround & WMT Earnings Preview
Sarah Henry sees Target (TGT) in "the early days of its evolution" after the big box retailer posted a strong earnings beat. She explains how the company is capitalizing on inventory needs and digital growth through AI. Looking ahead to Walmart (WMT) earnings, Sarah says investors will be "laser-fo…
Exciting New Subseries: Accidental Activist!
Introducing Accidental Activist, a special mini-series from the Activist Lawyer Podcast, sponsored by Humanitas Media and hosted by Brian Dooley and Sarah Henry.
Coming up are powerful conversations with campaigners and human rights defenders who never set out to become activists, but found themse…
Accidental Activist: Ep1, Johanna Nejedlová - Konsent
In this episode of Accidental Activist, Johanna Nejedlová, co-founder of Konsent, shares the story behind one of Europe's most influential consent education initiatives. Johanna discusses how her work emerged from a desire to challenge harmful attitudes around sex, relationships and consent, and ex…
382: Data security in the BACP Ethical Framework 2026
In Episode 382 of the Counselling Tutor Podcast, your hosts Rory Lees-Oakes and Ken Kelly take us through this week's three topics:
Firstly, in 'Ethical, Sustainable Practice', they explore data security in the BACP Ethical Framework 2026 - looking at what the new framework requires, why it matter…
Disconnect on 'What Consumers Say and What They Do' Has Long History
Sarah Henry discusses the "really interesting gap" between "what consumers say and what they do." As she explains, the disconnect comes from waning sentiment amid still strong spending, even if that spending becomes pickier. Sarah makes the case that the trend isn't a new one as she takes investors…
Accidential Activist: Ep 2, Hajrija Čobo
Hajrija Čobo joins Brian and Sarah to discuss her journey as an environmental rights defender and campaigner. She shares how concerns about environmental harm and its impact on local communities led her into activism, and reflects on the legal and advocacy efforts she has undertaken to protect envi…
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