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Women Are MadS7 E6 Dr Charlotte Proudman takes WAM to courtDr Charlotte Proudman is a fearless defender of women and children's rights in the family court. She's also made a name outside the courts, having to defend herself in the face of attempts by some in her profession to shut her down personally.In this episode, Charlotte speaks to the ways the legal system punishes women - including Charlotte herself. She eloquently and movingly describes the emotional impact of the vital work she does, and where her passionate need for justice comes from.We're excited to let you know that Charlotte's book, 'He...2025-06-0341 min
Right to EqualitySpecial Episode: Take the Stand & Open Justice for All—The Power of Being HeardLucy sits down with Charlotte and Juliana to talk about their podcast and critical work in the fight for survivor justice. Charlotte explains how survivors are routinely charged thousands of pounds to obtain their own court transcripts—a deeply unjust barrier to healing, accountability, and justice. Juliana shares insights from survivors whose words were never spoken in court (this episode contains a portion of her own statement), and how reading their victim impact statements (VIS) on Take the Stand has helped reclaim their voice.We dive into the emotional, legal, and societal implications of denying survivors access to...2025-05-2235 minRight to EqualityBringing [Dis]ability to the Bar with Konstantina NoukaIn this episode, Lucy Hayton is joined by Konstantina Nouka, a pupil barrister at Nexus Chambers and the Chair and Founder of Bringing [Dis]ability to the Bar—an organisation led by and for disabled aspiring barristers. Through education, research, mentorship, and advocacy, the initiative works to make the Bar more accessible and inclusive. Lucy and Konstantina discuss common misconceptions about disability, the importance of advocating for marginalised clients, and practical ways to improve accessibility within the legal profession and the courtroom.2025-05-1530 min
Iain Dale - The Whole ShowShould you be able to drive a train at eighteen?Should you be able to drive a train at eighteen?Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are Labour MP Barry Gardiner, Conservative MP and shadow housing minister David Simmonds, barrister and author Dr Charlotte Proudman and London Standard columnist Emily Sheffield.2025-05-072h 28
Cross Question with Iain DaleBarry Gardiner, David Simmonds, Charlotte Proudman & Emily SheffieldJoining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are Labour MP Barry Gardiner, Conservative MP and shadow housing minister David Simmonds, barrister and author Dr Charlotte Proudman and London Standard columnist Emily Sheffield.2025-05-0754 minRight to EqualitySpecial Episode: Supporting Domestic Abuse Survivors in Family CourtIn this episode, Lucy Hayton is joined by Amy Finnimore, a domestic abuse advocate, and Cathryn Blyth from Voices Charity in Bath. Together, they share the story behind the creation of a groundbreaking Domestic Abuse Advisory Board, developed in partnership with the Bristol Family Justice Board. This unique collaboration aims to transform how family courts respond to domestic abuse. Amy and Cathryn discuss the development of a new court guide designed to help survivors navigate the legal system with greater clarity and confidence. They also explore the challenges survivors face in family court and the urgent need to...2025-05-0726 min
Woman's HourHeadteacher Emma Mills on Smartphones, Dr Charlotte Proudman, A Musical Tribute to George EliotHeadteachers are gathering today in Harrogate for the annual conference of the National Association of Head Teachers. The negative effects on their students of smartphones and social media access has become a national conversation in recent months, with differing views on who should take the lead in protecting children; the Government, schools, parents, or tech companies. Anita Rani talks to secondary head Emma Mills. Her school, Birchwood High in Warrington, attracted national attention two years ago when teenager Brianna Ghey was murdered. Emma joins Anita to explain why she implemented the ban and what the effects have been so...2025-05-0254 min
Next Up: NarcissismEpisode 51:Transparency in Family Court and Parental Alienation with Dr. Charlotte ProudmanFamily courts were designed to protect families. So why do so many survivors find themselves trapped by the very system that was supposed to protect them?
In this episode, I’m joined by Dr. Charlotte Proudman, a family law barrister and founder of Right to Equality. Charlotte has spent her career challenging the failures of the family court system, especially when it comes to cases involving domestic abuse, sexual coercion, coercive control, and parental alienation. We talk openly about the real impact these failures have on women and children, and why change is so urgently nee...2025-05-0244 min
Crime AnalystEp 250: He Said, She Said: Truth, Trauma and The Struggle for Justice in the Family Courts with Dr Charlotte ProudmanLaura interviews award winning Barrister and campaigner Dr Charlotte Proudman about her trailblazing work in the family law courts. In this powerful and urgent conversation, you will hear harrowing cases, learn about the troubling biases and shocking prejudice that underlie the legal system and Dr Proudman’s fight for justice and long-term change.
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Law Pod UKDr Charlotte Proudman And The Struggle For Justice In The Family CourtsIn Episode 218 Emma-Louise Fenelon interviews Dr Charlotte Proudman about her new book: He Said, She Said.
Dr Proudman is a barrister at Goldsmith Chambers, a campaigner for legal reform, an author, and the founder and Director of the NGO Right to Equality. She tweets @Dr Proudman.
He Said, She Said is published by Orion, and is available to order at Waterstones here, Amazon here and at all good book shops.
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Law and DisorderDr Charlotte Proudman v the Old Boys' ClubOur special guest on today's episode of Law & Disorder is Dr Charlotte Proudman, a family law barrister, campaigner, and author of a new book, He Said She Said: Truth, Trauma and the Struggle for Justice in Family Court. In this interview, Helena Kennedy, Nicholas Mostyn and Charlie Falconer explore Charlotte's history with the law, some of her most striking cases, and the key question of whether the bar is still a fundamentally misogynistic institution. If you have questions, criticisms, praise or other feedback, please do send your thoughts to us via lawanddisorderfeedback@gmail.com!2025-04-0544 minRight to EqualitySpotlight on the Violence Against Women and Girls Sector: Safe Accommodation with Lisa HilderIn episode 8 of "Spotlight on the Violence Against Women and Girls Sector," Lucy Hayton discusses providing safe accommodation for women with Lisa Hilder MBE, the founder, treasurer and current Trustee of Preston Road Women’s Centre and Affordable Justice based in Hull. She also co-designed the Social and Sustainable Housing Fund and is a senior strategic leader in the NHS. They discuss how Lisa developed a portfolio of safe accomodation for women fleeing gender-based abuse, created a social enterprise based model for affordable justice and established financial independence from grant funders and contracts. 2025-03-2039 minRight to EqualitySpotlight on the Violence Against Women and Girls Sector: Holistic Services and International Perspectives with Yasmin RehmanIn episode 7 of "Spotlight on the Violence Against Women and Girls Sector," Lucy Hayton discusses offering holistic services to victims of gender-based violence with Yasmin Rehman, the CEO at Juno Women’s Aid in Nottingham. Yasmin has worked for more than 30 years predominantly on violence against women and girls, race, faith and gender, and human rights. She co-edited a book, Moving in the Shadows: Violence in the Lives of Minority Women and Children and is working on a second examining polygamous and temporary marriage and is an expert on abuse, honour-based abuse, forced ma...2025-03-1429 minRight to EqualitySpotlight on the Violence Against Women and Girls Sector: Lived Experience with Lisa WardIn episode 6 of "Spotlight on the Violence Against Women and Girls Sector," Lucy Hayton discusses lived experience with Lisa Ward, the Lived Experience Involvement Consultant to the Violence, Abuse and Mental Health Network based at King’s College, London. They discuss the significance of language and terminology in this sector, the origins of feminist counseling and the early rape crisis centres, campaigning for street lighting for women to feel safer, and her journey as an “accidental feminist”. 2025-03-0739 minRight to EqualitySpotlight on the Violence Against Women and Girls Sector: Intersectionality with Benaifer BhandariIn episode 5 of "Spotlight on the Violence Against Women and Girls Sector," Lucy Hayton discusses intersectional feminism with Benaifer Bhandari. She is the CEO at the Hopscotch Women’s Centre, which provides support services for Asian women and other minority women and their families on a wide range of issues including domestic violence, training, employment, housing, and welfare benefits. She also chairs Voluntary Action Camden and Camden and Islington's Trauma Informed Network and is a trustee of Global Generation, Naz and Matt Foundation, and an active trustee of Camden’s consortium of community centres. They discuss Hopscotch Women's Cent...2025-02-2833 minRight to EqualitySpotlight on the Violence Against Women and Girls Sector: Public Sexual Harassment with Dr Fiona Vera-GrayIn episode 4 of "Spotlight on the Violence Against Women and Girls Sector," Lucy Hayton discusses sexual offences with Dr Fiona Vera-Gray from the Child and Women Abuse Studies Unit at London Metropolitan University. Fiona is an internationally renowned expert on public sexual harassment and sexual offending. She is the author of several books, including Men’s Intrusion, Women’s Embodiment: A critical analysis of street harassment (2017) and The Right Amount of Panic: How women trade freedom for safety (2018) and Women on Porn (2024). She has also been part of the Home Offi...2025-02-2037 minRight to EqualitySpotlight on the Violence Against Women and Girls Sector: Women in Refuge with Angie HerreraIn episode 3 of "Spotlight on the Violence Against Women and Girls Sector," Lucy Hayton discusses the complexities of supporting migrant and minoritised women with Angie Herrera from Latin American Women Aid. LAWA is the only organisation that offers refuges in Europe and in the UK “by and for” Latin American women and children fleeing gender-based violence. Angie and Lucy discuss the barriers facing migrant women, LAWA's precedent-setting court case and protecting women and children in refuge from court-ordered contact with an abuser. 2025-02-1438 minRight to EqualitySpotlight on the Violence Against Women and Girls Sector: Child Sexual Abuse with Luci CoffeyIn episode 2 of "Spotlight on the Violence Against Women and Girls Sector," Lucy Hayton discusses failures in family law with Luci Coffey from We Stand, an organisation that supports families affected by child sexual abuse. Luci has worked in the sector for 14 years and provides qualified pro-bono family law advice. Luci and Lucy discuss gender inequality in family courts, including how child victims are not believed, sex offenders are given access to children, and protective parents are punished by a patriarchal legal system. If you have been affected by child sexual abuse and need s...2025-02-0735 minRight to EqualitySpotlight on the Violence Against Women and Girls Sector: Legal Reform with Nogah OferIn episode 1 of a new mini-series "Spotlight on the Violence Against Women and Girls Sector," our host Lucy Hayton discusses advocating for victims with Nogah Ofer from the Centre for Women's Justice. Nogah has been a solicitor for 25 years specialising in human rights law, in particular civil law on holding the police and other criminal justice agencies to account in cases involving failure to protect or investigate VAWG. She has also been a volunteer on several helplines including Rape Crisis, National Domestic Abuse Helpline, and providing free legal advice in cases of sexual harassment in the workplace. Nogah...2025-01-3034 minCross Question with Iain DalePiers Linney, Dame Siobhain McDonagh, Dr Charlotte Proudman & Sir Ashley FoxSimon Marks sits in and is joined on Cross Question by entrepreneur and investor (and former Dragon) Piers Linney, Labour MP Dame Siobhain McDonagh, human rights barrister Dr Charlotte Proudman and Conservative MP Sir Ashley Fox.2024-09-0452 min
AntiSocial'Extreme' MisogynyShould some forms of misogyny be classed as extremism?After the Government announced it would look at ‘extreme misogyny’ in a review of its counter-extremism strategy, a fierce row kicked off on social media.Would creating a category of ‘extreme misogyny’ be a long-overdue move, or dangerous overreach that risks labelling young men and boys as radical? We look at the kind of misogynist content the government might be worried about, what the law does and doesn’t say about extremism, and how the government’s de-radicalisation programme Prevent is already dealing with forms of mis...2024-08-2353 min
TimeToBloom PodcastEP44 - Orgueil & 5 Préjugés sur les violences faites aux femmes / féminicidesRévoltée par le terrible triple meurtre de Louise Hunt, sa sœur aînée Hannah et leur mère Carol, assassinées par l'ex de Louise, le sanguinaire Kyle Clifford, j'insiste à nouveau sur l'importance d’une vigilance accrue et d'une tolérance zéro envers les comportements toxiques. J’évoque aussi les réactions inadéquates des gouvernements, qui se concentrent sur les armes plutôt que sur les agresseurs. Enfin, je souligne que pour mettre fin à "l'épidémie" des violences conjugales, il est primordial d'étudier les préjugés que l'on peut avoir sur...2024-07-1724 min
The Law ShowSewage-polluted waters, Divorce and financial orders, Leasehold reformWeekly conversation led by Dr Joelle Grogan about the law stories making the news and the legal decisions that could have a bearing on everyone in the UK. Whether it’s explaining a new law or seeking clarity for you on a legal issue, The Law Show will be your guide.This week:Water: from the cryptosporidium outbreak in tap water in Devon, to E. coli bacteria in the Thames, and sewage in rivers, lakes and seas across the country - what does the law say about clean water? What obligations do water companies have, wh...2024-06-0528 minThe Law ShowAssisted dying, County court judgments, Drill music and ... nakednessWeekly conversation led by Dr Joelle Grogan about the law stories making the news and the legal decisions that could have a bearing on everyone in the UK. Whether it’s unpicking a landmark legal ruling, explaining how laws are made or seeking clarity for you on a legal issue, The Law Show will be your guide.This week:Assisted dying. Jersey, the Isle of Man, and Scotland are all taking steps towards making it legal to help someone die, in very specific and limited circumstances. It's currently a crime punishable by 14 years' imprisonment in En...2024-05-2928 min
Honey Badger Radio70,000 Government Jobs are AFUERA! Charlotte Proudman Faces Suspension | HBR News 450Hello and welcome to HBR News where we talk about the news of the week! This week we talk about the gains made by Argentina preident Javier Milei, Trudeau passes a new anti free speech bill, Amber Heard stan Charlotte Prudman faces a potential suspension or fine, and more!2024-04-061h 18
Rachel Johnson's Difficult WomenDr Charlotte Proudman, the original 'feminazi lawyer'"A barrister said I should be sectioned and left in a padded room" This week's difficult woman is Dr Charlotte Proudman, a fiercely defiant lawyer who isn't afraid to call a sexist spade a sexist spade. You will no doubt have first heard of Charlotte when she ousted a leering older colleague who had been making inappropriate comments about her linked in profile picture. A stunt that got her labelled an attention seeking feminazi. Dr Proudman has been no less difficult in the years that followed, always at the forefront of tackling misogyny when it rears its ugly head.2024-03-1244 minCross Question with Iain DaleSir Simon Jenkins, Daisy Cooper, Sir Robert Buckland & Charlotte ProudmanJoining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are Guardian columnist and former editor of The Times Sir Simon Jenkins, Deputy Leader of the Liberal Democrats Daisy Cooper, Conservative MP and former justice secretary Sir Robert Buckland and human rights barrister Charlotte Proudman.2024-01-2252 minIain Dale - The Whole ShowDoes it matter if Saturday post is axed? Should women be reported to the police for illegal abortions?Does it matter if Saturday post is axed? Should women be reported to the police for illegal abortions?Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are Guardian columnist and former editor of The Times Sir Simon Jenkins, Deputy Leader of the Liberal Democrats Daisy Cooper, Conservative MP and former justice secretary Sir Robert Buckland and human rights barrister Charlotte Proudman.2024-01-222h 23Right to EqualityAddressing Sexism and Bullying in the Legal Profession with Stephanie HaywardThis week, Stephanie Hayward joined us to discuss the address of sexism within the legal profession and her work combatting bullying within the Bar, per the BSB guidance. In addition to her work in the legal profession, she's the leader of Behind the Gown, an organisation pushing for equality at the Bar with the mission to lead an inclusive culture in which diversity thrives. Stephanie draws on her personal experiences to inform her passionate activism for change and shares with us the amazing work she's accomplished. Listen in to learn more!2023-12-0133 minRight to Equality'The Pocket Guide to the Patriarchy' with Maya OppenheimWe're excited to be joined by Maya Oppenheim, the only Women’s Correspondent at a UK news outlet. She's amplified women’s rights, often covering sexual and domestic violence, abortion, the criminal justice system, women’s health, policing, mental health and more. Today we discussed her recently released book!She is the author of 'The Pocket Guide to the Patriarchy,' which includes real-world examples and observations about misogyny, as well as statistics and data on the realities women face under the patriarchy, such as restricted and criminalised abortion, high dangers of facing male violence, discrepancies in pay, a...2023-10-2231 minRight to EqualityChildcare and Feminist Activism with Mandu ReidThis week, we had the privilege of speaking with Mandu Reid, the leader of the Women’s Equality Party! Our discussion covered the need for universal childcare, the often-gendered nature of childcare, and the role childcare can play in family law. This is an extremely important topic affecting everyone, and we are so grateful to Mandu for her work! You can check out more about Mandu and the Women's Equality Party's work online at: https://www.womensequality.org.uk/equal_parenting_and_caregiving2023-10-2031 minRight to EqualityA Discussion on Misogyny and 'Himpathy' with Dr Kate ManneIn this episode, Dr Charlotte Proudman discusses misogyny and 'himpathy' with noted feminist academic Dr Kate Manne! She is the author of three books: Down Girl: The Logic of Misogyny, Entitled: How Male Privilege Hurts Women, and coming soon, Unshrinking: How to Face Fatphobia.Today's discussion explored how 'himpathy' (a term coined by Dr Kate Manne) and misogyny are often present in societal and interpersonal ways. Additionally, the exploration of entitlement was explored in how it can be a lens used to change our worldview. We're so thrilled that Dr Kate Manne joined us this week, and we...2023-10-0227 minRight to EqualityFeminist Activism & Gender Literacy with Gina MartinIn this episode, Dr. Charlotte Proudman discusses feminist activism with activist and writer Gina Martin! Gina has advocated for gender equality and creating positive change and joined us to share her experiences and insights. Today's discussion explored conversations for meaningful change, facilitation and gender literacy. She shares wisdom on activist work, particularly in prioritising mental health in the work. Through Gina’s insightful perspective, we examined the implications of activist work and experience on equality. 2023-09-1238 minIain Dale - The Whole ShowShadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves takes your calls, Cross Question & do we need a 'Minister for Men'?Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves takes your calls, Cross Question & do we need a 'Minister for Men'?Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are Conservative Party Chairman Greg Hands, Liberal Democrat MP Layla Moran, human rights barrister Dr Charlotte Proudman and Dan Hodges from the Mail on Sunday.2023-09-062h 25Cross Question with Iain DaleGreg Hands, Layla Moran, Charlotte Proudman & Dan HodgesJoining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are Conservative Party Chairman Greg Hands, Liberal Democrat MP Layla Moran, human rights barrister Dr Charlotte Proudman and Dan Hodges from the Mail on Sunday.2023-09-0653 minRight to EqualityUnveiling the Enclosure of Care: With Sarah Stein LubranoOn our most recent Right to Equality podcast episode, our host Charlotte Proudman is joined Sarah Stein Lubrano from Oxford to explore "Unveiling the Enclosure of Care." The talk covers confined care, its link to patriarchy, family creation by the state, and norms like monogamy. Communes challenge care enclosure, valuing friendships empowers women, and communal living reduces domestic violence. Actionable steps for dismantling care constraints and promoting gender equality are discussed. 2023-08-1631 min
The Weekly ScepticLondon FallingWelcome to the Weekly Sceptic, episode 50! This week: -Toby reflects on the sad end of his other podcast, London Calling -Oliver Anthony goes viral with a rebellious country song that resonates with US conservatives -Germany attempts to ban the AFD because they are doing too well in a Democratic system -Leftie nutters call to reintroduce wolves to the English countryside -West Yorkshire police arrest an autistic teenager for hate speech, but become hated themselves -Barrister Charlotte Proudman chastises a lowly ‘white male’ for trying to help her -The ‘crazy plane lady’ finally speaks out on her crazy plane antics and of course...2023-08-151h 48AntiSocialBarbie and the patriarchyWhat is 'the patriarchy' and does it still exist in the UK today?The Barbie movie’s portrayal of the patriarchy and a world in which men have all the positions of power has triggered debate on social media around whether the UK is a patriarchal society. According to Barbie's friend Ken, patriarchy is when “men on horses run everything”. According to history, Marxist scholars first described the patriarchy as a system that favoured men over women and characterised it as integral part of the capitalist system. Years later, in the 1970s, it became...2023-07-2853 minRight to EqualityKILLJOY FEMINISM: Are You Ready to Embrace Your Inner Killjoy?In this episode, Charlotte is joined with Sara Ahmed to discuss Sara's new book, The Feminist Killjoy Handbook. Together, they discuss how activists become "killjoys" in order to build a more just world. Through this process, they can feel killjoy joy, making strides to change the status quo. Sara Ahmed is is a writer and scholar whose area of study includes the intersection of feminist theory & critical race theory. She blogs at feministkilljoys.com.2023-07-0422 minIain Dale - The Whole ShowSir Ed Davey suggests a Lib-Lab coalition would be 'logical', Cross Question & are you addicted to gambling?Sir Ed Davey suggests a Lib-Lab coalition would be 'logical', Cross Question & are you addicted to gambling?Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question are Labour MP Bell Ribeiro-Addy, Conservative MP Brendan Clarke-Smith, barrister Charlotte Proudman and Editor-in-Chief of UnHerd Freddie Sayers.2023-05-162h 20Cross Question with Iain DaleBell Ribeiro-Addy, Brendan Clarke-Smith, Charlotte Proudman & Freddie SayersJoining Iain Dale on Cross Question are Labour MP Bell Ribeiro-Addy, Conservative MP Brendan Clarke-Smith, barrister Charlotte Proudman and Editor-in-Chief of UnHerd Freddie Sayers.2023-05-1648 min
Swipe Date Repeat024. LinkedIn per l'amore, Tinder per il lavoroDa qualche anno alcune donne si lamentano di ricevere attenzioni indesiderate su LinkedIn, sempre più trattato ormai anche come un sito di dating. In questo episodio vi racconterò alcune di queste esperienze (compresa la mia) e vi leggerò sette motivi per cui è una buona idea usare LinkedIn come sito di incontri. Spoiler: no, non è una buona idea. E poi risponderò a una domanda: ma se LinkedIn viene usato per l'amore, Tinder può essere usato per il lavoro?
FONTI:
Rosenbaum, Sarah, "Woman shames guy who tried to pick her up on LinkedIn". New York Post, 18 luglio 2016, https://nypost.com/2016/07/18/woman-shames-guy-who-tried-to-pick-her-up-on-linkedin/.
Tart, Tomas T...2023-05-0123 minRight to EqualityTackling FGM, misogyny, racism and white supremacy: A Conversation with Dr Leyla HusseinJoin Charlotte on this episode of Right to Equality as she engages in a thought-provoking discussion with award winning Dr Leyla Hussein. A renowned psychotherapist, lecturer, and advocate for women’s rights, Dr Hussein shares her insights on the crucial topic of female genital mutilation (FGM). Together they delve into the human rights aspect of FGM and explore the role misogyny and racism play in perpetuating this harmful procedure. Join these two feminists as they discuss actionable steps we can all take to help put an end to this harmful practice.2023-03-2933 minRight to EqualityInternational Women's Day 2023: With Patsy StevensonJoin Charlotte and Patsy on IWD as they reflect on the past two years of feminism and women's safety in the UK. In a dynamic conversation, they delve into misogyny in the police force, intersectional feminism and the media. From examining the experiences of women to dismantling patriarchal structures, this is the perfect way to celebrate International Women's Day 2023. 2023-03-0829 minRight to EqualityDiscrimination in Life and Law: With Ann Olivarius KC OBEJoining Charlotte on the show today is the fantastic international feminist attorney delivering justice for those who need it, Dr Ann Olivarius KC (Hon) OBE. Ann is Chair of the Executive Committee of McAllister Olivarius, an international law firm specialising in cases of sexual misconduct and discrimination. The two feminist lawyers discuss the issue of discrimination against women and the impact on their lives.2023-03-0136 minRight to EqualityMISOGYNY IN THE MEDIA: With Natasha DevonCharlotte is joined by writer, presenter & activist Natasha Devon MBE. Together they discuss women in the media and how they are portrayed. They reflect on the rise of Andrew Tate and incel voices. Join their honest and open discussion on what it means to be a woman in the public eye.2023-02-1730 minRight to EqualityLAW AND ACTIVISM: Can lawyers be activists? with Jolyon MaughamIn this episode, Charlotte is joined by her good friend and founder of Good Law Project, Jolyon Maugham. Together they discuss Jo’s new book, Bringing Down Goliath – How Good Law Can Topple the Powerful; the discrimination of women under the law; the impact and need for the Good Law project as well as exploring whether lawyers can also be activists. When it comes to fighting for justice and tearing down inequality, these two are forces to be reckoned with.2023-02-1744 minRight to EqualityTOXIC MASCULINITY: Challenging norms with David ChallenIn this very special episode, Charlotte is joined by domestic abuse campaigner, and writer, David Challen. Together, they talk about misogyny in our society with the rise of men such as Andrew Tate, the prevalence of male violence against women and girls and how it is men’s responsibility to combat it. There is nothing off the table when these two talk feminism.2023-02-0932 minIain Dale - The Whole ShowBiggest collection of strikes for a decade, Cross Question & does your employer deal effectively with bullying in the workplace?Biggest collection of strikes for a decade, Cross Question & does your employer deal effectively with bullying in the workplace?
Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are musician and podcaster Winston Marshall, Liberal Democrat MP Wera Hobhouse, Conservative Lord (Jonathan) Marland and human rights barrister Charlotte Proudman.2023-02-012h 24
Cross Question with Iain DaleWinston Marshall, Wera Hobhouse, Lord Marland & Charlotte ProudmanJoining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are musician and podcaster Winston Marshall, Liberal Democrat MP Wera Hobhouse, Conservative Lord (Jonathan) Marland and human rights barrister Charlotte Proudman.2023-02-0152 minRight to EqualityDOMESTIC ABUSE & THE FAMILY COURTS: With Dr Adrienne BarnettJoining Dr Proudman on the show today is the brilliant Dr Adrienne Barnett. Dr Barnett is a Reader in Law at Brunel University, London and practised as a Family Law barrister in London for over 25 years. Her specialist area of research is domestic abuse and family court proceedings and, more recently, parental alienation. Together they discuss domestic abuse, the so-called theory of ‘parental alienation’ in the family courts, the highly anticipated Victims Bill and the importance of the 2020 Harm Panel Report.2023-01-2736 minRight to EqualityINTERSECTIONAL FEMINISM: Transgender rights with Katy MontgomerieIn this episode, Charlotte is joined by fierce feminist, advocate for trans rights and LGBTQIA+ rights Katy Montgomerie. Together they talk about feminism and the recent decision by the UK government to block a controversial Scottish bill, designed to make it easier for people to change their legal gender. Join Charlotte and Katy as they talk about feminism, transgender politics and inclusion in our current society.2023-01-1735 minRight to EqualityRADICAL FEMINISM: Andrea Dworkin, #Metoo, Amber Heard, pornography and trans rights with Moira DoneganIn this special episode, Charlotte meets journalist, columnist for the Guardian and all-round rad feminist Moira Donegan. Join Charlotte and Moira as they cover topical feminist issues in our society from the perspective of revolutionary feminist herself, Andrea Dworkin. Nothing is off the table in this open and honest conversation between two revolutionary feminist activists.2023-01-1341 minRight to EqualityHEARD V DEPP IRL Witch-trials and Victim BlamingIn this episode, Charlotte and Lucia Osborne-Crowley share their views about the live-streamed Heard v Depp defamation trial in Virginia, US. Lucia is an award-winning writer and journalist. Her news reporting and literary work appeared in Granta, GQ, The Sunday Times, the Guardian, The Lifted Brow and others. She’s smart and brilliant. Both Charlotte and Lucia followed the trial, which became trial by TikTok. It was all popcorn and drama until it became trauma porn in which Amber Heard was relentlessly mocked and ridiculed on our screens. They share their views about the effect that the trial wi...2023-01-0927 minRight to EqualitySEX: Conversations on Consent to SexIn this episode, Charlotte is joined by Nicole Bogott, director of the Philia Project association and co-initiator of the conversations on the consent campaign and Alex Born, financial director of the Philia Association and co-initiator of Consent Revolution, a community-driven leadership initiative working to promote equality and justice globally. Together they have a radical conversation about overhauling the law on consent to sex and what it means to be deceived into sex. Is deception to sex a form of rape? They discuss ‘affirmative consent’ as a new approach that requires both parties to ask for consent before having sex...2023-01-0928 minRight to EqualityCHILD MARRIAGE: Ending Violence against ChildrenIn this episode, Charlotte is joined by Naomi Wiseman, barrister at Garden Court Chambers specialising in violence against women and girls and Payzee Malika, award-winning activist and survivor of child marriage. They reflect on their long fought campaign to increase the age of marriage and criminalise child marriage in England and Wales. Alongside a coalition of amazing women’s organisations representing women and children from all backgrounds, they campaigned to change the law and they were successful. The Pauline Latham MP Bill came into effect in 2022. Until recently, children were able to marry at the age of 16 with pa...2023-01-0931 minRight to EqualityCOERCIVE CONTROL: Shattering Myths with Professor Evan StarkIn this episode, Charlotte is joined by Professor Evan Stark, sociologist, forensic social worker, widely published author and an award-winning researcher with an international reputation for his innovative work on the legal, policy and health dimensions of interpersonal violence, including its effects on children. Professor Stark coined the term ‘coercive and controlling behaviour’ which now appears on statute books across the world and is a recognised criminal offence in many jurisdictions. Together they debunk myths and examine the impact of coercive control on the lives of children as well as how family courts across the...2022-12-1939 min
The Grand Thunk49 - Alex's New Book! Wander Women - Behind the ScenesWe have a very special guest this episode, Alex Howlett, who is currently a reporter with Al Jazeera's Investigative Unit but most importantly, she is Alex B's co-author for their newly released book, Wander Women: Tales of Transgression in a Bordered World - OUT NOW! In this episode, the Alexes natter about their writing processes, delving into the details of the book and what they're wearing for the launch party on 14th Dec in London.
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A deeply thoughtful, in...2022-12-1237 minRight to EqualityINEQUALITY IN MEDICINE: Dispelling the Gender Pain Gap and Sexism in Healthcare with Dr Maddy Lucy DannIn this episode, Charlotte meets Accident and Emergency Doctor and internet sensation, Dr Maddy Lucy Dan. She’s feisty, funny and intelligent. They discuss the gender inequality gap in healthcare and medicine, touching on topics such as the gender pain gap and reproductive healthcare in Britain. Did you know that abortion is a crime in Britain subject to certain exceptions from prosecution? Maddy dispels harmful health myths, such as false information about hysterical women and virginity testing. In this episode, we tackle deep-seated prejudices that remain within the medical profession. Nothing is off the table in a frank an...2022-11-2333 minRight to EqualityANTI-SEMITISM AND MISOGYNY: Challenging the Status Quo with Eve BarlowIn this episode, Charlotte is joined by Eve Barlow. Eve is an active voice on Jewish identity and fighting antisemitism on social media. She was listed as Algemeiner's Top 100 People Positively Influencing Jewish Life in both 2020 and 2021 for her efforts. Eve Barlow is a pop culture journalist based in Los Angeles. As activists for social change, they share the ups and downs of challenging the status quo and going against the grain. They discuss the intersection of misogyny and anti-semitism, as forms of hatred regularly dished out on social media. In a frank conversation...2022-11-0841 minRight to EqualityCONTROL: Coercive control, gaslighting and patriarchal bargainingDr Emma Katz and Dr Roxanne Khan join Charlotte in a new episode to talk about coercive and controlling behaviour and how it impacts on the lives of victims and children. They explore the key signs to look out for if a child or mother is a victim of coercive and controlling behaviour, how the law can help to protect future victims and the harm and danger caused by coercive control. Dr Emma Katz is Senior Lecturer in Childhood and Youth at Liverpool Hope University and is the author of the m...2022-11-0836 minRight to EqualityREVOLUTIONARY FEMINIST: The Life of Valerie SolanasWe can only truly achieve the liberation of women with a revolution that dismantles patriarchal structures that oppress women and harm men. Let’s talk about revolutionary feminism. In this episode, Charlotte is joined by Professor Breanne Fahs, a Professor of Women and Gender Studies at Arizona State University. Breanne has authored six books: Performing Sex; Valerie Solanas; Out for Blood; Firebrand Feminism; Women, Sex, and Madness; and, most recently, Unshaved. Together, they follow the footsteps or giant leaps of Valerie Solanas, the woman who infamously shot Andy Warhol. They discuss the complex, fascinating and revolutionary existence of So...2022-11-0856 minRight to EqualityABORTION: The Movement to De-criminalise AbortionIn this episode, Charlotte is joined by Dr Jonathan Lord, UK medical director of MSI Reproductive Choices. They share their views on access to abortion in Britain and the laws and restrictions surrounding this fundamental right to reproductive healthcare. A recent string of reports have emerged in the British press with harrowing details of women being prosecuted for abortion in the UK. At the moment two women are on trial for abortion-related offences. Women are criminalised under Victorian-era legislation which was enacted at a time when women did not even have the right to vote. The recent prosecutions...2022-11-0832 minIain Dale - The Whole ShowLiz Truss vows to take on 'anti-growth coalition' in conference speech, Cross Question & nurse is sacked for crass commentsLiz Truss vows to take on 'anti-growth coalition' in conference speech, Cross Question & nurse is sacked after crass comments about Tory voters not deserving resuscitation
Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are human rights barrister Charlotte Proudman, Liberal Democrat MP Munira Wilson, political YouTuber Mahyar Tousi and former Conservative MP and minister Michael Brown.2022-10-052h 27Cross Question with Iain DaleCharlotte Proudman, Munira Wilson, Mahyar Tousi & Michael BrownJoining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are human rights barrister Charlotte Proudman, Liberal Democrat MP Munira Wilson, political YouTuber Mahyar Tousi and former Conservative MP and minister Michael Brown.2022-10-0550 minWoman's HourKate Garner, Carly Perry, Kelly Lindsey, Kate Mosse, Bonnie Tyler, Dame Susan Ion, Charlotte ProudmanThe songwriter and pianist Kate Garner is the daughter of Chas Hodges of Chas and Dave fame. Chas’s mother, Daisy, recorded a special tribute to the Queen for the silver jubilee back in 1977. But to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, Kate has decided to continue the family tradition and has penned her own song called Platinum Queen. She performs live and tells Nuala McGovern how her song prompted a response from the Queen herself.For the first time this year the Women’s FA Cup Final was played on the same weekend as the men’s and ma...2022-06-0253 min
The Hearing – A Legal PodcastEP. 97 – Dr Charlotte Proudman (Goldsmith Chambers)In this episode Yasmin catches up with a previous guest – Charlotte Proudman: feminist, family barrister and agent for change.Charlotte talks about her work fighting for the survivors of sexual violence and what the problems are with our current justice system. The pair also discuss the introduction of no-fault divorces in the UK and why this change is long overdue.This episode won’t disappoint if you’re a fan of straight-talking advocates. Do you agree with Charlotte – do we need a feminist revolution?
Find out more at tr.com/TheHearing2022-05-3043 minIain Dale - The Whole ShowBoris Johnson wants to visit Kyiv, Cross Question and what's your experience with loan sharks?Boris Johnson wants to visit Kyiv, Cross Question and what's your experience with loan sharks?
Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are National Farmers' Union President Minette Batters, Labour MP Ben Bradshaw, human rights barrister Charlotte Proudman and broadcaster Mike Parry.2022-03-212h 17Cross Question with Iain DaleMinette Batters, Ben Bradshaw, Charlotte Proudman & Mike ParryJoining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are National Farmers' Union President Minette Batters, Labour MP Ben Bradshaw, human rights barrister Charlotte Proudman and broadcaster Mike Parry.2022-03-2150 min
The Owen Jones PodcastJeffrey Epstein Associate Found DEADAs Jeffrey Epstein's associate Jean-Luc Brunel is found hanged in a prison cell - after being accused of rape and supplying underage girls to the late US financier - we discuss the latest in this scandal. What does Prince Andrew's settlement with Virginia Giuffre really mean? What about the victim blaming against Virginia and other survivors? With Epstein and Brunel both dead, will we ever finally get the truth? What does this tell us about power on both sides of the Atlantic - and wider issues about child abuse, male violence against girls and women, and human trafficking? And...2022-02-2044 minIain Dale - The Whole ShowCOP26 draft agreement published, Cross Question & what's your experience of AIDS and HIV?COP26 draft agreement published, Cross Question & what's your experience of AIDS and HIV?
Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are barrister Charlotte Proudman, Conservative MP Brendan Clarke-Smith, Daily Mail Deputy Political Editor John Stevens and Green Party politician Shahrar Ali.2021-11-102h 16Cross Question with Iain DaleCharlotte Proudman, Brendan Clarke-Smith, John Stevens & Shahrar AliJoining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are barrister Charlotte Proudman, Conservative MP Brendan Clarke-Smith, Daily Mail Deputy Political Editor John Stevens and Green Party politician Shahrar Ali.2021-11-1047 minIain Dale - The Whole ShowImpact of the gas crisis, Cross Question & why is Labour fighting with itself again?Impact of the gas crisis, Cross Question & why is Labour fighting with itself again?
Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are former Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond, human rights barrister Dr Charlotte Proudman, Conservative MP Joy Morrissey & Simon Marks, LBC's Washington Correspondent.2021-09-222h 19
Cross Question with Iain DaleAlex Salmond, Charlotte Proudman, Joy Morrissey & Simon MarksJoining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are former Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond, human rights barrister Dr Charlotte Proudman, Conservative MP Joy Morrissey & Simon Marks, LBC's Washington Correspondent.2021-09-2250 min
Money BoxEconomic abuse law changesEarlier this week the Government announced that economic abuse will be a criminal offence under the Domestic Abuse Bill. The law previously only recognised abuse that took place within a relationship, not after separation. We hear one survivor's shocking tale - she was left with nearly half a million pounds of debt - and hear her reaction to the law change. Paul Lewis talks to barrister Dr Charlotte Proudman.On Wednesday the DWP revealed that 200,000 women could be in line for payouts averaging £13,500 to compensate them for the underpayment of their state pensions going back decades. The D...2021-03-0625 min
A Good ReadJohny Pitts & Charlotte ProudmanWriter Johny Pitts and barrister Dr Charlotte Proudman talk to Harriett about the books that have inspired and entertained them. Johny chooses Romance in Marseilles, written in the 1930s by Harlem Renaissance writer Claude McKay but only published this year because it was considered so transgressive at the time. Charlotte describes how Butterfly Politics by the feminist and legal scholar Catharine A MacKinnon persuaded her not to leave the law, and some of the same themes of consent and sexual harassment are addressed in the form of a novel, This is Pleasure by Mary Gaitskill, which is Harriett's choice.
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Get Legally Speaking With Hatti SuvariFemale Genital MutilationIn this episode Hatti Suvari and Barrister Charlotte Proudman discuss this serious and underreported area of law on female genital mutilation, which effects thousands of young girls and women in the UK. Hatti and Charlotte explain what female genital mutilation is, the fact that it is a criminal offence in the UK, how our laws can prevent and protect young girls and women from female genital mutilation, and where help is available if you are concerned about this act being conducted on you, or on a family member or a friend or a loved one. This is a great...2020-08-3128 minThe Hearing – A Legal PodcastEP. 12 – Charlotte ProudmanBefore the #MeToo movement, publicly speaking out against sexual harassment was a much riskier exercise. Calling out behaviour could find you isolated and even alienated in certain industries, both professionally and personally. Despite these risks, that's exactly what our latest guest did – challenging a senior solicitor over a now infamous message he sent via LinkedIn. In episode 12 of The Hearing, barrister and self-proclaimed feminist Charlotte Proudman sits down with Kevin to speak about how she dealt with her face being splashed across the front pages, being trolled by keyboard warriors and even being labelled a 'feminazi'. Charlotte and Kevin also co...2018-10-2235 min
Informed Podcast by Mark Williams. The podcast for LinkedIn™️ usersEpisode 98. Twenty Million Brits are on LinkedIn!News
LinkedIn hits 20 million members in the UK
How many users are actually active though? I estimate the figure is nearer to 6-8 million that are regularly using LinkedIn - still an impressive number!
LinkedIn announce UK top 10 power profiles (most viewed) in 6 categories
Is a LinkedIn takeover of the Financial Times as crazy as it sounds?
Top Seven Stupidest Titles on LinkedIn
The 5C System.
For a limited time I am allowing free access to module 1 of my new e-learning LinkedIn business development programme.
All I ask for in...2016-01-2331 minInformed Podcast by Mark Williams. The podcast for LinkedIn™️ usersEpisode 95. 5 Things To Make 2016 Your Best LinkedIn Year EverWelcome to episode 95 and more importantly welcome to 2016!
News
French social network Viadeo has closed it’s Chinese LinkedIn competitor Tianji
Data Shows How Google Drives Search Traffic To LinkedIn
A quick review of the main events of 2015
The biggest story of the year involved Barrister Charlotte Proudman rebuking a senior solicitor for complimenting her on her LinkedIn profile picture. This story went global and is still being debated by many people today.
2015 was the year when ordinary LinkedIn users really took to publishing posts.
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BBC Radio London Vanessa FeltzCharlotte Proudman speaks to Vanessa about LinkedInVanessa speaks to #charlotteproudman about the comments on her #LinkedIn profile on @bbclondon9492015-09-1000 min