The Podcast
If you want to understand the full story but do not want to work your way through years of emails, letters, complaints, policies, investigations and other documents, this podcast series offers another way to follow what happened.
The episodes tell the story in a conversational format, working through the events step by step: what happened, what I asked, how the NHS responded, how the complaint developed, what was uncovered along the way, and how a request for healthcare eventually became a much wider fight about patient rights, transparency and accountability.
Start here. The podcast is designed to help you understand the chronology and the evidence without having to begin by reading the entire documentary archive yourself.
Listen to the Series
What This Podcast Is
This is not a collection of media interviews or podcasts on which I have appeared as a guest. Those are included separately within the Media Coverage section of this website.
This series is the story itself.
It is intended as an audio companion to the written archive and Chronicles on this website, allowing listeners to follow the case in a more accessible, conversational way.
The written archive remains the primary source of evidence. If something discussed in the podcast is particularly important to you, I encourage you to explore the corresponding documents, correspondence and chronology for yourself.
These podcast episodes are AI-generated using Google's NotebookLM / Gemini tools.
The source material supplied for their creation includes the direct documentary record of the case, such as emails, official letters, complaint correspondence and other written evidence.
The purpose of using AI here is not to invent or dramatise the story, but to help transform a large and complicated documentary record into a conversational format that is easier to listen to and follow. Where accuracy or detail matters, the original documents published within this archive should be treated as the primary source.
Follow the Story Your Way
You can listen to the podcast for the conversational version, follow the Chronicles for the story in written form, or explore the original documents and evidence throughout this website.
Whichever route you choose, the aim is the same: to make it possible to understand not only what happened, but how it happened, how the system responded when challenged, and what the documentary record shows.
Media & Interview Enquiries
If you are a journalist, podcaster, researcher or creator interested in interviewing me about the case, the Ombudsman investigation, patient rights, reproductive autonomy or NHS accountability, please visit the Contact page for details.
