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TheBigD with Ateh and Buzzy

TheBigD with Ateh and Buzzy

De: Ateh Jewel & Buzzy Randall
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Welcome to The Big D with @atehjewel and @buzzyrandall a new podcast all about divorce, dating, surviving and thriving after your world has shattered apart. This podcast will be be a fun safe space to help you through, find community, info and shed a tear and a giggle as you navigate through one of the most traumatic things that can happen to a person…..Ateh and Buzzy will be there sharing their journey, have expert guests on to help us all pick up the shattered pieces of your old life and make it into a disco ball so you can shine and twirl into your new one!The Big D with Ateh and Buz Ciencias Sociales Relaciones
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  • Leaving, Losing, and Learning: Claire Gilchrist’s Journey to Clarity
    Nov 24 2025

    Claire Gilchrist joins The Big D to share the deeply personal story behind her reinvention. From the guilt and grief of leaving her marriage to navigating estrangement from her youngest, Claire reveals how she rebuilt her identity piece by piece. A tender, powerful exploration of what clarity really looks like when life breaks open. To learn more about Claire’s breakup and divorce coaching, including support for the emotional, legal and financial side of separation, visit: www.cotswoldsdivorcecoach.co.uk — you can book a call with her directly through the site

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    49 m
  • Trust, Communication and Divorce: A Conversation with Debbie Chism
    Nov 14 2025

    Grab a pen and paper and saddle up as Debbie gives you the best advice and support you need to get you through this turbulent timeIn this episode, Debbie Chism joins Ateh & Buzzy to explore the role of trust, communication and collaboration in family law, with a focus on how couples can navigate divorce more constructively. Debbie draws on her expertise at Stewarts Law to share case examples, best practices, and practical steps that individuals and families can take when facing relationship breakdown.

    This interview is really valuable for anyone facing separation, divorce, or a significant relationship change. Debbie’s insights bring a fresh perspective to how legal professionals can act as facilitators of change rather than combatants. It also reminds us that how things are done matters just as much as what is done. For couples, families, and professionals alike, the episode offers actionable tools and mindset shifts that can reduce damage, increase fairness, and help rebuild more solidly afterwards.

    Links:

    Stewarts Law – Debbie Chism profile: https://www.stewartslaw.com/people/debbie-chism/ Stewarts

    The Big D with Ateh & Buzzy – Podcast home / subscribe page: https://thebigdwithatehandbuz.podbean.com/thebigdwithatehandbuz.podbean.com

    Spotify link: https://open.spotify.com/show/7ekTTN57DO3ibZq1SItDmO

    Spotify Apple Podcasts / iTunes listing: https://www.chartoo.co.uk/itunes/podcast/1843455108-thebigd-with-ateh-and-buzzy

    chartoo.co.uk Instagram for the podcast: https://www.instagram.com/thebigdwithatehandbuzzy/

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    1 h y 37 m
  • Anouska Lancaster and talks wallpaper reinvention and being a warrior
    Nov 8 2025

    Anouska opens up about her harrowing story of surviving domestic abuse, a violent situation that escalated over time, and how she found the strength to rebuild her life. From those darkest moments, she turned her passion into a thriving business and an inspiring success story. Stories like Anoushka’s are powerful, brave, and deeply human. This episode isn’t just moving, it’s one we believe men need to hear.

    *Trigger warning* domestic violence being discussed is this podcast which some people may find disturbing.

    If you or someone close to you is going through domestic abuse, you’re not alone. There’s help and understanding available at https://www.kaleidoscopic.uk a safe place to find support and guidance.

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    57 m
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