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Barely Legal Comedy Podcast

By: Alex Boardman & Chris Kehoe
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  • Criminal Barrister Chris Kehoe and squirrel worrier Alex Boardman are both comedians. Here, they discuss English Criminal Law cases in a light-hearted, easy to understand way. Instagram: barelylegalcomedypodcast Twitter: BarelyLegalPod
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  • S1E41 - Hugh Grant settles

    S1E41 - Hugh Grant settles
    Apr 19 2024

    There is an annoying whistling coming from Mr Kehoe's office. Can the polymath, academic, former barrister with a post graduate European Law degree figure out a simple solution so that we don't have to listen to it for 45 mins? Spoiler alert: No.

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    47 mins
  • S1E40 - Imposter Syndrome

    S1E40 - Imposter Syndrome
    Mar 27 2024
    Episode Notes

    What is imposter syndrome? Do you suffer from it? Are you worried that you don't suffer from it and maybe you should? More to the point what does all this have to do with Kehoe having to follow Baroness Hale, former President of the Supreme Court, speaking at an event for women in the law?

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    23 mins
  • S1E39 - The Jury Channel 4 TV Show

    S1E39 - The Jury Channel 4 TV Show
    Mar 5 2024
    Listener John asked a question which we answer in this episode.
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    57 mins
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