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From multi-million copy bestselling Portia MacIntosh, comes Without a Hitch, a hilarious and heart-warming summer rom-com, narrated by Charlotte Ritchie (star of You and Ghosts). Holly thought she had it all: a perfect fiancé, a dream Maui wedding, and a thriving career writing about weddings. But when she's stood up at the altar, her world crumbles. Just as she's piecing it back together, her boss sends her on assignment to Maui – the very place where her happily-ever-after wedding was supposed to take place.

A Podcast discussing topics of public Interest while approaching them from a neutral perspective.

A Podcast discussing topics of public Interest while approaching them from a neutral perspective.

Lighthearted discussion and commentary from four Family Lawyers on life in practice, life in general and the occasional legal update. With beer, banter and a few beefs. An insiders view to the UK family justice system, those who practice within it and the clients that use it.

When Bhagat Singh was executed by the British after a sham trial for his involvement in the Lahore Conspiracy Case at the age of 23, he was glorified by the Indians as a martyr for his youth, his defiance and his reckless bravery. It was only many years later, after Independence in 1947, that his writings came to light. Today, it is these that set Bhagat Singh apart and reveal him as not just a hot-headed revolutionary who believed in the cult of the bomb but a widely-read intellectual inspired by the writings of Marx and Lenin.

Gossip Without Prejudice investigates the law: how it shapes, influences, and often fails our society. We also discuss current events, teach you how to be a better member of the legal community, and arm you with the tools you need to keep your head on straight in these crazy times. Join the COO of Hemmat Law John Avi Socha and team weekly as we laugh our way through the pain and advocate for positive change through gripping storytelling. We promise plenty of insight, humor, and maybe a guest or two.

Welcome to the "Without Prejudice" to Everything Podcast. This podcast is hosted by award winning and founder of Mckenna and Co solicitors Lisa Mckenna. She will be giving out property advice and speaking out about current gender inequality issues within the Solicitor field. She will also be touching on how important female empowerment is in such a male dominated profession. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Listen Without Prejudice brings you behind the scenes at Bishop & Sewell, one of London’s most forward-thinking law firms, and offers an insider’s perspective on the legal issues of the day. Meet solicitors from across the firm as they take us through issues they’re dealing with in practice, current trends and legal updates, and provide insights on a range of subjects - from real estate and business law to family and private client matters. Each episode offers valuable takeaways, featuring expert insights, real-world relevance, and valuable tips to apply to your private and business...

Produced by James Leong of counselling practice Listen without Prejudice & catalysed by Temasek Foundation The Oscar Fund & the Caregiver Empowerment Fund by SG Enable. This podcast series aims to unshackle caregivers from guilt and self-blame by addressing unhealthy family dynamics, grief and loss of self-identity. James is winner of the Thought-Leader/Innovator at the Asia Podcast Awards 2025 For more info, please visit Caregiving Welfare Association, and SG Enable's Caregiver Learning Roadmap at http://www.enablingguide.sg/caregiver-learning-roadmap

Roberto Alvarez’s world changed the day he could no longer attend Lemon Grove Grammar School in the small, rural community where he lived near San Diego, California. He and the other Mexican American students were told they had to go to a new, separate school on Olive Street. A school just for them. A school where they would not hold back the other students. But Roberto and the Mexican American students and their families believed the new school’s real purpose was to segregate, to separate. They didn’t think that was right, or just, or legal.