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I’m looking for professionals who can help people understand family court, child welfare, civil rights, accountability, and meaningful reform. Tell me what you do, what you know, and what we should talk about.

Attorneys, researchers, clinicians, journalists, educators, policymakers, and professionals working in advocacy or reform are welcome to apply.

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A parent wanting to share your own story?

Parents sharing their personal experiences with family court or child welfare should apply to On the Record with Mandy. The application below is for professional guests joining Meg to discuss their expertise.

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Professional guest application

Tell me about your work.

Applications are reviewed for fit with the show. If selected, we’ll discuss your topic, recording details, and next steps. Submitting this form does not book an appearance.

Fields marked * are required. Please keep answers focused on your professional work.

Full name *Email *

Professional role / title *Organization / practice (optional)Relevant experience and credentials *Tell Meg about your work, qualifications, and connection to this topic.Proposed conversation topic *What would viewers learn? *Share two or three ideas, questions, or practical insights you could bring to the conversation. Leave out private case details.Professional website, bio, or published work *Availability and time zone (optional)I’m applying to discuss my professional expertise on The Stand With Meg Show. This application is not for sharing my own experience as a parent affected by family court.Meg may contact me about this application. I understand that applying does not guarantee an appearance and does not give permission to record or publish my application.

Please do not include children’s names, confidential client information, sealed records, or private case documents. Your contact details and application are for guest review. Privacy policy.

If you need parental rights help, read the record first and then share the survey.