In an episode recorded last year, we bring you this episode where guest Rhys Brown discusses epilepsy and how his interest in the law developed from the discrimination faced by his school.

We are delighted to be joined by Faisel Sadiq for our third episode in this series. Faisel is a property barrister at Gatehouse Chambers and is the Chair of the Bar Counsel's Disability Panel. He discusses his work, the importance of outreach and support within the profession as well as his condition, Ankylosing Spondylitis.

In the second episode of our new season, we are joined by bar course student Emily Mae Christie who discusses her career to the Bar with EDS and having a hip replacement. Emily also discusses working within the courts and the impact that this has had on her journey.

Welcome back! In our first episode of season 2, we are joined by the wonderful Christina Warner to talk about her career and progressive sight loss. Recording on the hottest day of the year, we were a little delirious but tune in for a chat about disability, pride and embracing change.

Wow... The end of season 1 is here! Thank you to everybody who has made this season possible, and to all of our supporters on social media.

In our final guest episode of season 1, Irish barrister Lorraine Lally discusses practicing with epilepsy, her challenges with telling others, her work with immigration law and devilling at the Law Library. 

In our penultimate guest episode of the series, Daniel Taylor talks to us about access during studies, changing career path, illness during the pupillage season and how having a disability can feel like a part-time job!

In our penultimate guest episode of series one, Barrister Colin Wells talks to us about his experience of Parkinson's, how it has changed his approach to practice, and the support of Chambers and the profession

After a pause to get through the pupillage application season, we return with a guest who we have hoped to have on as a guest for a long time - Daniel Holt (@daniel_p_holt). Daniel's activism supersedes him and he talks to us about his journey to becoming a future pupil barrister and having cerebral palsy.

We are joined in this episode by Judge Vee Munro who discusses losing her sight whilst at the Bench and how she had adapted since.