Episode NotesWhat 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 t
Party time as the boys have been promised a gift by a listener!Unsurprisingly, they decide to do another listener suggested episode as they have little moral fibre and are willing to sell themselves to any bidder.Find out more at https://bare
Happy New Year.Good episode this one, we talk about the Post office scandal and a pub in Bolton called Fanny's which (as you might guess) gets us a little sidetracked. Find out more at https://barely-legal-comedy-podcast.pinecast.coThis podc
This ep is about some legal stuff, but seriously, Automatism is a great name for a band. Anyone able to play anything and want to join? I can play a bit of guitar and Kehoe can too but he will probably want to play a balalaika or a sitar or so
Stop the boats, don't stop the boats baby, stop the boats, don't tip the boat over.Find out more at https://barely-legal-comedy-podcast.pinecast.coThis podcast is powered by Pinecast.
Episode NotesA listener question from a copper called Blue Anon. and a problem she frequently encounters whilst working as a police officer in the North of England.Also, lots of whingeing, a book recommendation and an idea for where the Govt
Episode NotesShitification, Suella writes (and wrongs) and to quote The Beastie Boys, some other bullshit.https://www.2harecourt.com/training-knowledge/the-campaign-against-anti-semitism-v-dpp/Find out more at https://barely-legal-comedy-pod
Episode NotesWhat does Kehoe eat for his dinner? Plus what bollocks is the Home Sec involved with now, and a former barrister's POV about Russel Brand.Find out more at https://barely-legal-comedy-podcast.pinecast.coThis podcast is powered by
Episode NotesShould defendants have to face their victims and the family of their victims in court? Former barrister and University lecturer Chris Kehoe outlines the many problems associated with this idea, suggests why both the conservatives
Episode NotesMason Greenwood was "Cleared of all charges" according to statements from Manchester United and Mason Greenwood himself earlier this week. Was he?Comedian Tom Binns received a suspended sentence last week. Does this mean he was g
Episode NotesThis episode stems from a question from listener Toby Grier. We, (0h alright then), Kehoe, also answers the seemingly logical question, "Why when you are charged for murder, are you not also tried for attempted murder" posed by li
Episode NotesThe tragic case of the woman who aborted her unborn foetus at 34 weeks during lockdown, sentencing, the inadequacy of the very old law, suggestions for improvements and also further cases in this area.Elsewhere, we have been cont
Episode NotesWhat is a Newton Hearing and how does it relate to the ongoing case of comedian Tom Binns?Elsewhere the boys discuss squirrels and anal.Find out more at https://barely-legal-comedy-podcast.pinecast.coThis podcast is powered by
Earlier this month Tom Binns, a comedian whom both Chris and Alex know, admitted in court to five counts of "Making" and one count of "possessing" indecent images of children.Whar exactly does "Making" indecent images of children mean? What is
What is a refugee? When is a terrorist not a terrorist? Is the Home Secretary to blame for a recent terrorist attack which led to a man's death?With thanks to @nataliehusdan
Is this Kehoe's final episode before we get in a younger, sexier, woman-ier replacement in? I hope so.In the meantime he looks at the soup throwing Criminal Damage case from the news this week. What is the charge, what are the possible please a
Heckler in Scotland arrested as Queen's funeral car passes. Man in London arrested for holding up a blank piece of paper 'In case' he wrote something with an anti-monarchy message on it. Are we finally living in a right-wing/ dystopian/ fascist
With all the news this week (death of the Monarch, new PM) you may have missed the fatal shooting of Chris Kaba (24) in Streatham Hill London at the hands of the police.As Chris is a barrister who is attached to the police, he guides us through
Chris talks about his day in court, the upcoming barrister strike and reveals how a discussion with a female police officer in one of his cases leads to us starting a new topic, unlawful act manslaughter.
Just what can you say on stage? Is there a wokeist cabal running the industry? Are right wingers against market forces? Are there actually any leftist comedians anyway? Should comedy be unleashed or leashed or is it all just a cynical marketing