Hosted by Kate Daly

The Divorce Podcast

The Divorce Podcast explores divorce, break-ups and co-parenting from different angles. Countering the often sensationalist way it is portrayed in the media and offering a pragmatic and helpful space for those who are navigating a separation. Shortlisted for the British Podcast Awards 2025.

Kate Daly

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Emotional journey
1 April 2026
38 MIN

The ‘selfish’ woman's guide to divorce

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

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Emotional journey
25 March 2026
20 MIN

In brief: The hidden cost of delaying divorce

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 moving forward.

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Coparenting
18 March 2026
31 MIN

Blended family life: the realities and how to make it work

If you’re navigating life in a stepfamily and finding the dynamics more complex than you expected, this episode offers practical guidance to help you build stronger, healthier relationships.

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Coparenting
11 March 2026
10 MIN

In brief: Divorce with adult children

If you’re separating with adult children and finding it more emotionally complicated than you expected, this episode offers calm, reassuring guidance to help you navigate it with care.

#185
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Life after divorce
4 March 2026
43 MIN

How to heal after separation: 44 things I tried

If you’re trying to feel better after separation and make sense of what healing really looks like, this episode offers honest reassurance and practical guidance for moving forward with self-compassion.

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Life after divorce
25 February 2026
13 MIN

In brief: Making a house move smoother after separation

If you’re facing a house move during or after separation and feeling overwhelmed by the logistics, emotions or sheer volume of decisions, this episode offers calm, practical guidance to help you feel more in control.

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Meet your host

Kate is a divorce expert, entrepreneur and co-founder of UK's most trusted divorce service, amicable, founded after her own expensive and traumatic divorce. Kate was shocked by how much time and money the divorce took and the hurt it inflicted on her whole family, leading to her decision to find a way to enable couples to divorce differently.

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Upcoming webinars with Kate Daly

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Past webinars
Past 30 March 2026 at 12:30 45 min 2 days ago

Why isn't my ex ready yet?

Divorce and separation are rarely simple or simultaneous decisions. Often, one partner feels ready to move forward while the other is still processing, leaving couples stuck in emotional limbo. In this 45-minute webinar, Kate Daly, co-founder of amicable, and Eve Stanway, Divorce and Break-Up Coach, explore how to navigate these challenging situations with clarity, compassion and intention. During the session, they will discuss why couples often reach the decision to separate at very different times, how emotional timelines and the "shock gap" affect communication and behaviour, and practical ways to manage conflict without escalating tension. They will also offer guidance on supporting a partner who isn't ready while maintaining your own clarity and on recognising when waiting may be doing more harm than good.