A selection of recorded interviews, panel discussions and podcast appearances — exploring law, governance, ethics, leadership and social purpose.
Review - Tales from Port Navas Creek
Yellow Shelf is a short-form interview series that helps readers and listeners discover new ideas through conversations with authors and thought-leaders. Each ten-minute episode explores what inspired the work, what we can take from it, and how to connect further.
IBE Report and Ethical Challenges Part 1
In this interview with the Counsel Culture team, Guy explores the findings of the IBE (Institute of Business Ethics) legal taskforce report and the ethical pressures facing modern law firms. He discusses how law, trust and purpose must guide decision-making in firms, and how the profession can rebuild its reputation.
Counsel Culture, Interviewed by Olivia Adam
IBE Report and Ethical Challenges Part 2
Guy dives deeper into ethical dilemmas in legal practice, exploring governance, organisational culture, and the role of purpose in decision‑making. He expands on how firms can embed values at every level — not just in policy, but in day‑to‑day behaviour.
Counsel Culture, Interviewed by Olivia Adam
In this episode, Guy discusses the findings of the Taskforce on Business Ethics and the Legal Profession, which he chaired for the Institute of Business Ethics. The report urges law firms — especially those in the City — to go beyond technical compliance and consider public trust when accepting new clients.
The conversation explores how greater transparency, accessibility and accountability can help the legal profession safeguard its reputation while resisting the enabling of kleptocracy and corruption.
A Lawyer Writes, with Joshua Rozenberg
Guy speaks about the challenges faced by lawyers in vulnerable jurisdictions, and the importance of defending legal freedom. The discussion delves into how rule of law principles can be upheld under pressure, and how the international legal community can offer support.
Portraits of Resilience, Hope and Solidarity
This panel discussion explores the role of so‑called professional enablers — including lawyers, accountants, and consultants — in facilitating corruption. The group distinguishes between legal and illegal activity, shares global case examples, and focuses on how the legal profession can raise ethical standards.
Guy contributes insight from his work chairing the Taskforce on Business Ethics and the Legal Profession, highlighting the importance of transparency, accountability, and public trust.
Episode 102 – Centre for the Study of Corruption
with Robert Barrington, Liz Dávid-Barrett, and Tena Prelec.
Climate Action Live
Guy discusses the intersection of climate governance, corporate responsibility, and legal accountability. He reflects on how law and ethics must evolve to support climate action, and the role of institutions in reinforcing environmental justice.
Peace One Day
Interviewed by Richard Lu Anchor and Journalist
MSNBC/NBC News
Justice Live
In this special feature marking the Day of International Criminal Justice, Jenny Afia interviews Guy as part of Peace One Day’s Justice Live initiative. Their discussion explores the future of criminal law, the importance of fairness and trust, and how individuals and institutions can play a role in upholding justice in an evolving world.
Peace One Day — Interview with Jenny Afia (Schillings)
Guy joins Peace One Day founder Jeremy Gilley to discuss the intersection of peace, justice, and the rule of law. In this thoughtful exchange, they explore how legal systems contribute to long-term peacebuilding, the economic value of justice, and the need for global investment in fair legal infrastructure.
Peace One Day – Interview with Jeremy Gilley, Founder.
Guy Beringer, accepts his Honorary Doctorate from The University of Law.