One Harm Two Voices

Jo Luck
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One Harm Two Voices is a podcast series which brings into focus those topics we find hardest to talk about. Harmful, complicated human experiences are at the centre of each episode; the common thread is the stigma surrounding them. Developed by an advocate of restorative approaches, we invite you to listen in on the raw, unfiltered conversation of two people sitting on different, at times opposite, sides of a harmful experience.  Our guests will share their personal stories and combine their unique perspectives to make more sense of what happened; reflecting on what helped them to find a way through and a way forward. Professionally, the podcast host Jo Luck has spent the past 17 years working in the Criminal Justice sector. Qualified in Restorative Justice practices, her work has included mediation between crime victims and perpetrators,  as well as leading on a nationally launched ‘restorative’ probation practitioner toolkit. More recently, Jo became an Associate Prison Inspector. One Harm Two Voices is Jo's passion project. The podcast aims to instil some hope in those listeners impacted by the harm topics, and offer some pointers on what has helped others repair and recover. Produced by James MilloyMusic by Fiona Fey

Episodes

  1. 01/20/2025

    Suicide Harms with Kevin Murphy & Clinton Blair

    In episode two of One Harm Two Voices, we turn our attention to suicide harms, with a focus on the experience of losing someone to suicide. We’ve brought together two seasoned criminal justice professionals, both with significant lived experience of suicide harms. Kevin Murphy, whose bereavement story featured in Alison Wertheimer’s book ‘A Special Scar’, will draw on learning from two losses to suicide, one in childhood and one as an adult. Clinton Blair, who specialises in serious group offending, will be talking through the very recent loss of a close friend to suicide. This is the third of Clinton’s friends to take their life in the past decade. Keeping yourself safe If you are a listener who has been impacted by our harm topic, consider whether this is the right time to be listening to content which may evoke difficult emotions. Take breaks as you need to. Note: episode references suicide throughout. In line with media guidelines, we have avoided referencing any suicide methods that continue to be available. Producer: James Milloy Episode 2 Resources: Samaritans https://samaritanshope.org/ Tel: 116 123 Survivors of Bereavement by Suicide https://uksobs.com Suicide & Co https://suicideandco.squarespace.com/ Episode 1 Resources: National Problem Gambling Clinic https://www.cnwl.nhs.uk/national-problem-gambling-clinic East of England https://www.eofegamblingservice.nhs.uk/ East Midlands https://www.eastmidlandsgambling.nhs.uk/ Northern www.leedsandyorkpft.nhs.uk Southern SouthernGamblingService@southernhealth.nhs.uk West Midlands https://www.midlandsgamblingclinic.org/ www.gamblersanonymous.org.uk www.gamban.com/talkbanstop ...

    1h 13m

  2. 03/19/2024

    Gambling Harms with Patrick Foster

    In our pilot episode, the focus is on gambling harms. Patrick Foster, Founder and Director of Gam-ed (Gambling, Addiction and Mental Health Talks) and author of ‘Might Bite’ will be sharing his experience of developing and recovering from a severe and sustained gambling addiction. Jo Luck, the podcast’s creator will put herself in the guest seat and share her own experiences of being an ‘affected other’, financially and emotionally harmed by the gambling addiction of her long-term partner.  Restorative Practices facilitator Joanne Ramsey will host the conversation.  Keeping yourself safe If you are a listener in active gambling addiction or, if you are in recovery but feeling fragile,  listening to Jo's story (the affected other) may be experienced as emotionally challenging. Note: episode references suicide. Producer: James Milloy Episode 2 Resources: Samaritans https://samaritanshope.org/ Tel: 116 123 Survivors of Bereavement by Suicide https://uksobs.com Suicide & Co https://suicideandco.squarespace.com/ Episode 1 Resources: National Problem Gambling Clinic https://www.cnwl.nhs.uk/national-problem-gambling-clinic East of England https://www.eofegamblingservice.nhs.uk/ East Midlands https://www.eastmidlandsgambling.nhs.uk/ Northern www.leedsandyorkpft.nhs.uk Southern SouthernGamblingService@southernhealth.nhs.uk West Midlands https://www.midlandsgamblingclinic.org/ www.gamblersanonymous.org.uk www.gamban.com/talkbanstop ...

    1h 21m
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About

One Harm Two Voices is a podcast series which brings into focus those topics we find hardest to talk about. Harmful, complicated human experiences are at the centre of each episode; the common thread is the stigma surrounding them. Developed by an advocate of restorative approaches, we invite you to listen in on the raw, unfiltered conversation of two people sitting on different, at times opposite, sides of a harmful experience.  Our guests will share their personal stories and combine their unique perspectives to make more sense of what happened; reflecting on what helped them to find a way through and a way forward. Professionally, the podcast host Jo Luck has spent the past 17 years working in the Criminal Justice sector. Qualified in Restorative Justice practices, her work has included mediation between crime victims and perpetrators,  as well as leading on a nationally launched ‘restorative’ probation practitioner toolkit. More recently, Jo became an Associate Prison Inspector. One Harm Two Voices is Jo's passion project. The podcast aims to instil some hope in those listeners impacted by the harm topics, and offer some pointers on what has helped others repair and recover. Produced by James MilloyMusic by Fiona Fey

Information

  • Creator
    Jo Luck
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2025
  • Episodes
    2
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 2025 One Harm Two Voices
  • Show Website
    One Harm Two Voices