The Richie Allen Show (The Richie Allen Show)

Richie reviews Friday's newspapers.

Richie reviews Monday's newspapers

Richie is joined by Hermann Kelly and Kevin Barrett. 















Hermann Kelly is the President of The Irish Freedom Party. Hermann came on to discuss the revelation that 1 in 5 people in Ireland today were not born in the country, the Irish hate speech bill and next years referenda, which could have a profoundly negative impact on women.

www.irishfreedom.ie

Kevin Barrett is a regular visitor to The Richie Allen Show. Kevin came on to discuss the destruction of Gaza, the horrific loss of life there and why Western governments do nothing to prevent it.

www.kevinbarrett.substack.com 

Richie reviews Tuesday's newspapers

Richie is joined by Jana Lunden and Christian Morris. 
















An Irish teacher who refused to refer to a student as 'they' rather than 'he' is set to spend Christmas in prison. Enoch Burke was jailed for a second time in September for ignoring a court order banning him from the grounds of his former school in Westmeath. His detention was reviewed at the High Court today where Burke said that he would not obey the order to stay away from Wilson's Hospital School, from which he was fired last year. To discuss the implications of this, Richie is joined by Jana Lunden. Jana is a childen's rights advocate and the founder of the Natural Women’s Council.

https://twitter.com/Jklunden


Christian Morris is a social media commentator and free speech absolutist. He's also very funny! Christian came on to discuss Ireland's lurch towards totaliatarianism, the growing opposition to it, the Ukraine war, the transgender agenda and what's really driving that and much more. Follow Christian here:

https://odysee.com/@christianmorristv:e

Richie reviews Wednesday's newspapers.

Richie is joined by Dr. Jessie Keener. Jessie is a dedicated educator and facilitator for true health. She has hosted her own TV Health talk show, and featured on hundreds of radio shows and podcasts. On today's show, Jessie discusses RFK Jr's run for The White House, why general practitioners are unqualified to deal with mRNA vaccine injuries, how natural healers have been assassinated for hundreds of years, the tyranny of digital currencies and much more in a wide-ranging chat. Do not miss Jessie. 

https://drjessie.life/

https://twitter.com/DrJessieKeener

Richie reviews Thursday's newspapers

The phone-in. Richie heard from some very insightful and entertaining listeners on a variety of topics.

Richie reviews Friday's newspapers

Richie reviews Monday's newspapers

Richie is joined by Christine Hart and Stuart Waiton. 


















Last week, a High Court Judge told Mirror Group Newspapers to pay Prince Harry over £140,000 in damages for hacking his phone. What if the phone hacking scandal was the brainchild of the deep state in order to destroy the free press in the UK? Christine Hart believes that this is the case. Christine is a journalist and Sunday Times bestselling author. Do not miss her. 

https://twitter.com/christinehartPI

The Scottish Union for Education (SUE) is warning that Scotland's schools are teaching subjects through the prism of social justice and anti-racism. SUE chairman Stuart Waiton claims that: "the clear sense of what education is, is being lost – lost not least of all as a consequence of the politicisation of the curriculum and the overloading of education with adult (elite) concerns about everything other than the very thing that schools are there to provide." This is a must-listen interview. 

 https://scottishunionforeducation.substack.com/

Richie reviews Tuesday's newspapers

Richie is joined by Mike Fairclough.














Mike is the only UK headteacher/school principal to have questioned the Covid lockdowns, mask wearing and whether it was right to vaccinate children. He has paid a heavy price for it. Mike has been falsely labelled as an antivaxxer, accused of being a member of the far-right and was even reported to the UK government's anti-extremism programme. The harassment he received forced him out of the job he loves. He's fighting back though and is going to court to make a stand for free speech. Mike discusses this and more with Richie.

https://substack.com/@mikefairclough

Plus: Richie discusses calls for the UK government to legalise assisted dying. 

Richie reviews Wednesday's newspapers

Richie is joined by Ben Gilroy and Mark Bajerski. Ben Gilroy is an Irish political activist and human rights campaigner. Ben came on to discuss the rising tension in Ireland as illegal immigration spirals out of control there. 

https://twitter.com/BenGilroyIRL

Mark Bajerski is an old friend of the show. Mark is the founder of the Pure Energy Healing Academy and a successful author. On today's show, Mark discussed how to move on from regret, the importance of quietening our brains, reconnecting with the innocent child we all once were and much more. 

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCte1dGdRGfzZXbnoUOWmcQ

https://www.markbajerski.com/

Richie reviews Thursday's newspapers

Richie is joined by the Irish journalist and author John Waters for the final show of 2023. The guys discuss Ireland's migration woes, how politicians are compromised into serving globalist agendas, cognitive dissonance in the population, the future of journalism and much more. 

https://substack.com/@johnwaters

Richie reviews Friday's newspapers. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

Richie reviews Monday's newspapers. 

Richie is joined by Hermann Kelly and Meria Heller. Hermann is the President of The Irish Freedom Party. He came on to discuss Ireland's migration policy which has led to protests across the country and international media attention. 

https://www.irishfreedom.ie/

Meria Heller is a broadcast journalist and writer. Meria has the longest running podcast on the internet. On today's show Meria and Richie discuss the US election, the Epstein files, the genocide in Gaza, ULEZ in the US and much more. 

https://meria.net/

Richie reiews Tuesday's newspapers. 

Richie is joined by Derek Blighe and Ben Irvine PhD. Irish people are coming out in their thousands to protest the government's open-door immigration policy. To discuss all the issues around this, Richie is joined by Derek Blighe. Derek is the President of Ireland First, a centre-right political party.

https://twitter.com/BligheDerek

In early March 2020, the UK government declared covid-19 to be a mild respiratory illness that was harmless to most people. The nation was told to carry on as normal. Vulnerable people were advised to take the same precautions they would in any Winter. Then, everything changed. The government locked down the country and introduced a series of arbitrary infection control measures. We're living with the devastating social and economic consequences of that decision today. Ben Irvine PhD is a philosopher and author. Ben has written a series of books and essays on how and why the government was coerced into enforcing the lockdowns. It is vital work. Do not miss this interview.

https://twitter.com/BenIrvineAuthor

https://benirvine.co.uk/

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Truth-about-Wuhan-Lockdown-Became-ebook/dp/B09XWLRWC7?ref_=ast_author_mpb

Richie reviews Wednesday's newspapers. 

Richie is joined by Karen Churchill and Dean Henderson. Karen Churchill and Neil McDougall are suing the UK government for failing to implement public health protection measures as 5G is rolled out across the country. Karen discusses the importance of the case with Richie and explains how you can hold your own local authority to account and put a stop to the erection of 5G masts where you live. 

https://www.gofundme.com/f/admin-fees-for-litigants-in-person

Dean Henderson is a geopolitical commentator, broadcaster and author. On today's show, Dean discusses the genocide in Gaza, how it can be stopped, why violent resistance is justified, the coming fall of the US Empire and much more. 
Read Dean here:

https://substack.com/@deanhenderson

Richie reviews Thursday's newspapers

The phone-in. Richie takes calls from listeners on a wide range of topics. 

Richie revies Friday's newspapers

Richie reviews Monday's newspapers

Richie is joined by Molly Kingsley. Molly is the executive founder of Us For Them, a committed team of grassroots volunteer campaigners who first joined forces in May 2020 to stand up for children’s interests during the pandemic. Molly came on to discuss her new book which was co-written with her husband Ben Kingsley and Arabella Skinner. 

"The Accountabilty Deficit" is a forensic account of the devastating catalogue of failures of governance, government and ethics during the Covid pandemic. Purchase a copy here:

https://usforthem.co.uk/the-accountability-deficit/

Plus: Richie breaks down the day's top news stories. 

Richie reviews Tuesday's newspapers. 

Richie is joined by Keira Connolly. Keira is an Irish radio presenter and social commentator. Last year, Keira received information that a Zimbabwean man wanted for murder in his own country was living in Ireland. Interpol had issued a red notice on the man. His capture was high priority. When Keira informed the police, the media and the Irish government she was ignored and her social media posts were deleted. What is going on in Ireland? Keira discusses this with Richie and tells him why so many hoteliers are decommissioning their hotels and handing them over to local authorities to be repurposed for housing asylum seekers. 

https://twitter.com/keira_con

Plus: Richie rounds up the day's biggest news stories. 

Richie reviews Wednesday's newspapers. 

Do you know your rights when dealing with banks, utility providers, local authorities, the courts and the taxman? Richie is joined by Bill (not his real name) a former corporate lawyer turned entrepreneur. Bill tells Richie that he and others have chosen not to comply with an increasingly authoritarian system through non-payment of taxes. This really is a must-listen show. For details of how it is possible to legally opt out of the system, email keepatem@gmail.com  

Richie reviews Thursday's newspapers. 

Richie is joined by David Kurten and Laura Boyle. David Kurten is the founder and leader of The Heritage Party. David came on the show to discuss UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's Rwanda plan, covid vaccine injuries and excess deaths and more. 

https://twitter.com/davidkurten

Immigration to Ireland rose by 32 per cent to more than 140,000 in the year ending April 2023. Of these arrivals, more than 13,000 were asylum seekers. And since the Russian invasion, nearly 100,000 Ukrainians have arrived in Ireland. The immigration influx – the largest since 2007 – comes amid a shortfall of 250,000 homes in Ireland and astronomical rent prices. The Irish government recently admitted that there is not enough room to house new arrivals, slashing the monetary allowance for Ukrainians by four fifths and offering new asylum seekers tents to sleep in.

Laura Boyle is a leading campaigner against plans to house 56 International Protection Applicants (all men) at the historic Abbeyville House in Fermoy in County Cork. Laura lives four doors away from Abbeyville House. She came on the show to explain why so many locals are opposed to the plans.  

https://twitter.com/Laura_Ann_Boyle

Richie reviews Friday's newspapers

Richie reviews Monday's newspapers. 

Richie is joined by Dr. Jayne Donegan and James Roguski. A measles outbreak in the midlands has prompted the UK Health Security Agency to declare a national incident. It is being partly blamed on the fact that millions of kids missed their measles jabs during the pandemic. To discuss this and more, Richie is joined by regular guest Dr. Jayne Donegan. 

https://www.jayne-donegan.co.uk/


Californian James Roguski is an author and researcher. James has made it his mission to expose the World Health Organisation's pandemic treaty. James tells Richie that while people are right to be concerned about the implications of the treaty, the reality is far worse than they realise. 

https://jamesroguski.substack.com/

Richie reviews Tuesday's newspapers

Richie is joined by Clifford Miller and Paul Craig Roberts. The British media is blaming former doctor Andrew Wakefield for an outbreak of measles in the midlands. In 1998, Wakefield, along with a dozen colleagues, published a study in the Lancet Journal linking the MMR jab to autism. It was peer reiewed. Later, the British Medical Journal and The Sunday Times claimed that the study was fraudulent. Wakefield was later struck off the medical register for professional misconduct. Clifford Miller is a former lawyer who also holds a degree in physics. He represented Wakefield in a defamation case. Clifford is about to launch a series of films entitled: "How the Case Against Andrew Wakefield Was Fixed - In Eight Steps - A 21st Century Medical Controversy." For more information DO follow this link and subscribe to the Euripides substack:

https://euripides.substack.com/p/main-bmj-wakefield-fraud

Paul Craig Roberts is an author, journalist and former US Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. Paul is a recurring guest on The Richie Allen Show. On today's show, Paul discusses the tension in the Middle East, The WHO Pandemic Treaty, why a cashless society MUST be resisted and much more. 

https://www.paulcraigroberts.org/

Richie reviews Wednesday's newspapers

Richie is joined by Captain Dan Hanley. Dan is a vastly experienced commercial pilot who also flew for the US Navy. In 2003 Dan was forced into mandatory retirement for blowing the whistle on safety issues following the 9/11 attacks. This depite his impeccable flying record and unimpeachable character.  

Dan is the spokesman for https://911pilots.org/

He tells Richie why neither he nor any other pilot could have flown the 9/11 flight paths. Put simply, the hijackers could not have flown the planes into the Twin Towers or the Pentagon. So, how did it happen? Do not miss this show. Follow Dan here:

https://twitter.com/danhanley4

Rihie reviews Thursday's newspapers. 

Richie is joined by Roseanne Dolan from https://healthFreedomIreland.com an organisation that was set up to help Irish citizens make informed decisions when it comes to vaccinating themselves and their children. Health Freedom Ireland recently launched a book which is available on their website. 
Roseanne Dolan discusses the book with Richie and tells him why she chose not to vaccinate her own children and also why she opted for homeschooling over traditional education. 
Do not miss this show. 

www.healthfreedomireland.com 

Plus: Richie rounds up the day's biggest news stories. 

Richie reviews Friday's newspapers. 

Richie reviews Monday's newspapers

Richie reviews Tuesday's newspapers

Richie is joined by Gearóid Ó Colmáin and Dr. Stuart Waiton. Hundreds of tractors have laid siege to Paris. Farmers are furious at French and European rules and said they intend to “starve Parisians”. Long lines of tractors are blocking motorways at eight entry points to the city as one militant union promised to take control of the world’s biggest fresh food market. “[Blockading Paris] will happen naturally. Parisians are going to be hungry. The goal is to starve Parisians. That’s it”, said Benoît Durand, a grain farmer. Durand, like thousands of others, said he is struggling against low income, red tape and environmental policies that are pushing costs up. To discuss this, Richie is joined by Gearóid Ó Colmáin, an Irish journalist and author who lives in Paris. 

https://gearidocolmin.substack.com/

https://twitter.com/Speardove

The evidence used to justify the use of judge only trials in rape cases in Scotland is fundamentally flawed according to criminology lecturer Dr. Stuart Waiton. Stuart made his case in a recent paper which was published in the International Journal of Evidence and Proof. Why do some academics and feminists want to take juries out of rape trials? Is there any proof that so-called "rape myths" lead to prejudicial juries and allow rapists to walk free? Stuart Waiton discusses this and more with Richie.

https://scottishunionforeducation.substack.com/

https://twitter.com/StuartWaiton

Richie reviews Wednesday's newspapers. 

Richie is joined by Jana Lunden and Lucian Gill. Two referendums to change Ireland’s constitution regarding gender and family will be held on March 8th, International Women's Day. Ireland's Taoiseach Leo Varadkar says that the amendments will “reinforce the fact that Ireland is a modern, inclusive nation that strives to treat and care for all its people equally.” Jana Lunden is one of the founders of Ireland's Natural Women's Council. She tells Richie why the referendum result could set back women's rights in the country. 

https://twitter.com/Jklunden

Professor Lucian Gill is an eminently qualified scientist and researcher. He is an expert in mining and mineral processing and has lectured on soil and water science. Lucian has also worked for governments around the world as a senior adviser on environmental cleanup projects. 
He has published a book under the pen name Lois Caborn (Soil Carbon). The book, "Catchments and Carbon - The Real Cause Of Unstable Weather" investigates whether modern farming methods are having a detrimental impact on the hydrological cycle of the planet and playing a role in recent weather disruption. 
For more on Lucian follow these links:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBKx4G1KWfI

https://loiscaborn-institute.com/

Richie reviews Thursday's newspapers

Richie is joined by Kevin Barrett and Poppy from mindfulnurse.co.uk

Writer and broadcaster Kevin Barrett came on to discuss the latest news from Gaza, the Houthi attacks on commercial ships in The Red Sea, the prospect of wider conflict and more. 

https://kevinbarrett.substack.com/

Poppy is an experienced NMC registered nurse with a background in emergency medicine and primary care nursing. Poppy published a TikTok video calling for a public inquiry into the worrying increase in excess deaths in the UK. It went viral. Poppy came on to discuss her concerns with Richie.  

https://www.mindfulnurse.co.uk/

https://www.instagram.com/Mindful_nurse_

Richie reviews Friday's newspapers

Richie reviews Monday's newspapers

Richie is joined by Fotini Hamplova and Captain Bahig Saliba. Searchgoodbooks.com was set up to help parents and teachers find quality and age-appropriate books for children. According to the website: "Thousands of books are being published for children and young people every year. These are promoted everywhere, in libraries, schools, bookstores and digitally. However, when we tried to get books for our children to read, we found that many of these books were not worth reading. We started to feel that this mass of publications was creating so much noise, that it was becoming harder for families to find the good books. It feels as if all the quality literature has gotten mixed up with, and buried under, the endless pile of ‘not that great books’. Fotini Hamplova holds a PhD in Philosophy of Education. She sources (and reviews) books for the website.

https://www.searchgoodbooks.com/

Captain Bahig Saliba is a vastly experienced pilot with more than 20,000 miles of flight time. American Airlines grounded Bahig when he refused to wear a mask in the cockpit. Bahig was adamant that he would not comprise his own health or the safety of his passengers. The company put him on leave and eventually terminated his contract. The company broke the law. Legally, Pilots cannot be compelled to take a medical intervention. Bahig discusses his legal case against the airline, vaccine injuries and deaths among airline staff and much more. 

https://www.pilotgateway.com/

https://twitter.com/CaptSaliba

Richie reviews Tuesday's newspapers

Richie is joined by the journalist, broadcaster and author Tony Gosling. On today's show the guys discuss the news that King Charles has been diagnosed with cancer, the mysterious case of the British spy who was found dead in a padlocked bag in his bathroom, Tommy Robinson and Muslim grooming gangs, French farmer protests and much more. 

For more on Tony, visit:

www.thisweek.org.uk

www.bilderberg.org

Richie reviews Wednesday's newspapers

Richie is joined by Emma Hardy. Emma is a former teaching assistant who is currently homeschooling her two daughters. She is crowdfunding to sue David Lloyd Leisure Clubs for indirect discrimination on the grounds of sex (and gender critical beliefs) and breach of contract for mis-selling single sex facilities. Emma discusses this with Richie and also tells him why parents should pay closer attention to the books in their kids school libraries. 

For more on Emma's case visit:

https://democracythree.org/help-emma-sue-david-lloyd

https://twitter.com/EmmaHardy196290

Plus! Richie poses the question, how much do music celebrities like Taylor Swift, U2's Bono, Madonna and Bruce Springsteen know about The Great Reset? 

Richie reviews Thursday's newspapers

Richie is joined by Gerald Celente, the indomitable publisher of the legendary Trends Journal. On today's show, Gerald reveals his Top Trends for 2024 and shares his thoughts on the genocide in Gaza, the baiting of Iran, the forthcoming US Presidential election, the likelihood of a banking collapse and more. Subscribe to The Journal today at:

https://trendsjournal.com/

https://twitter.com/geraldcelente

Richie review Friday's newspapers

Richie reviews Monday's newspapers

Richie is joined by Ryan Cristian and Dr. Marcus De Brún.

Ryan came on to discuss the horrifying situation in Rafah, Southern Gaza. Hundreds of thousands of terrified Palestinians are surrounded by Israeli forces. The Palestinian ambassador to the UK has labelled it "the first genocide in history to be filmed by the victims." UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron has said that the Palestinians are trapped and have nowhere to go. What will happen next? Why is the international community so reluctant to order Israel to stand down?  Broadcast journalist Ryan Cristian discusses this and more with Richie.

https://www.thelastamericanvagabond.com/

https://twitter.com/TLAVagabond


Dr. Marcus De Brún is a hero. He put his livelihood and his closest relationships on the line when he challenged the Irish government's response to the covid pandemic. Macus resigned fom the Irish Medical Council. He refused to administer Covid shots. The media went for him. He stood firm. Marcus and Richie look back over the past few years and discuss excess deaths, vaccine injuries, media silence, how the Irish have lost faith in the health service and why this is not necessarily a good thing and more.   

https://twitter.com/indepdubnrth

Richie reviews Tuesday's newspapers

Richie Allen with unique analysis of the day's biggest news stories. On today's show: Rishi Sunak is confronted by the vaccine injured on live television, Labour disowns election candidate who claimed Israel had advance knowledge of October 7th attack, the return of Bubonic plague, why chemtrails are real and much more. 

Support YOUR Richie Allen Show here:

https://richieallen.co.uk/support/

Richie reviews Wednesday's newspapers

Richie is joined by Mandy Gall and Elana Freeland. Two referendums to change Ireland’s constitution regarding gender and family will be held on March 8th. To discuss the implications of a yes vote for Irish women and why people should vote no, Richie is joined by Irish Freedom Party candidate Mandy Gall. 

https://twitter.com/TheMandyGall

Researcher and author Elana Freeland has been investigating geoengineering and chemtrails for years. She has written several groundbreaking books on the subject. On today's show, Elana tells Richie why it is happening, who it benefits and where it is leading unless humanity wakes up to it. 

For more on Elana and her books visit:

https://www.amazon.com/stores/Elana-Freeland/author/B00J0RO49W?ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=true

Richie reviews Thursday's newpapers

Residents in the Irish town of Drogheda are livid. The local authority has announced plans to house 500 asylum seekers in a hotel in the town centre. Locals believe it will have a negative impact on tourism and the local economy, affecting not just the town centre of Drogheda but the wider area also. There was no public consultation. To discuss the wider implications of this, Richie is joined by Irish Freedom Party candidate Patrice Johnson. 

https://twitter.com/patricej36

Plus: Richie rounds up the day's biggest news stories and what they don't want you to know. 

Richie reviews Friday's newspapers

Richie reviews Monday's newspapers

Headteachers in England have been handed advice on how to ban mobile phones from school classrooms. Guidance issued by the UK government includes how to search students and their bags for devices "if necessary". Headteachers "can and should identify mobile phones and similar devices as something that may be searched for in their school behaviour policy," it says.

To discuss this, Richie is joined by Katie. Katie is a mother of two teenage girls. She is completely opposed to the phone ban and tells Richie that on at least two occasions her children could have been seriously harmed at school were it not for the fact that they had access to a mobile phone. 

Katie has worked in schools as a behavioural therapist and special needs assistant. Parents, do not miss this. 

Plus: Richie rounds up the day's biggest news stories. 

Richie reviews Tuesday's newspapers.

Richie is joined by Zachary Foster. Zach is a Jewish-American academic who says he was a Zionist until he began studying the history of Palestine. He holds a PhD in Near Eastern Studies (Princeton) and is a Fellow at the Rutgers Center for Security, Race and Rights. 

On today's show Zach discusses the genocide in Gaza and the possibility of peace, how the Israeli lobby operates in Washington, the origins of Palestine itself, Zionism v Judaism, the future for Gaza and more. 

For more on Zachary Foster, follow these links:

https://twitter.com/_ZachFoster

https://palestinenexus.com/

Richie reviews Wednesday's newspapers

Richie reviews Thursday's newspapers

Richie is joined by Mark Windows. Mark is a broadcaster, public speaker, documentary filmmaker and author. On today's show, Mark discusses Citizens Assemblies - why you need to know what they are and how to stop them, farmer protests in Europe, the people's uprising in Ireland, plans to regulate the independent media and much more. Listen to Mark each Sunday at 8pm UK Time on www.windowsontheworld.net 

Plus: Richie rounds up the day's top news stories. 

Richie reviews Friday's newspapers. 

Richie reviews Monday's newspapers

Richie is joined by the author and academic Nick Kollerstrom. Nick has been following the trial of conspiracy researcher Richard D. Hall. A father and daughter who were injured in the Manchester Arena bombing in 2017 are suing Hall for harrassment. Hall produced a book and a film about the bombing. He claims that the attack was staged using crisis actors and that nobody died. Nick Kollerstrom has written several books on false flag terrorism and discusses the case and Hall's theories with Richie.

Plus: Richie rounds up the day's biggest news stories. 

www.terroronthetube.co.uk 

Richie reviews Tuesday's newspapers

Richie reviews Wednesday's newspapers

Richie is joined by the irrepressible Meria Heller. On today's show, Meria discusses the ailing health of Joe Biden and Donald Trump, RFK Jr and why it's so difficult for a third candidate to win in the US, The Book of Revelation and what it says about the world today and much more. 

Follow Meria at www.meria.net

Plus: Richie rounds up the day's biggest news stories. 

Riche reviews Thursday's newspapers

Richie is joined by the Irish politician and activist, Ben Gilroy. Irish police are investigating the alleged physical assault of a young girl by an individual at a hotel which is housing asylum seekers in Kildare.

Rumours circulated on social media that a young girl staying at the hotel near Celbridge, which houses International Protection applicants, was sexually assaulted by three men. 

This led to a demonstration outside the hotel on Tuesday evening, which was attended by figures prominent in the anti-immigrant movement and during which officers were targeted with fireworks.

Ben Gilroy discusses the implications of this with Richie and also looks ahead to next weeks referendums. 

https://twitter.com/BenGilroyIRL

Richie reviews Friday's newspapers

Richie reviews Monday's newspapers

Richie is joined by the Irish author and journalist John Waters. This coming Friday, Irish voters will be asked to vote on two very important constitutional changes. According to The Irish Independent:
 "Éamon de Valera’s officials wrote the 1937 Constitution, with considerable input from the Catholic bishops, and it was narrowly endorsed in our first referendum in June of that year. Over its 87 years the document has evolved through Supreme Court test-case rulings and 38 referendums. But many people have long felt references to the role of women in the home and the family based on marriage are seriously out of line with life as lived in modern Ireland. These proposed changes have been talked about for decades – now it’s up to the voters to decide on March 8."

John Waters discusses the importance of these referendums with Richie. 

John also discussed the state of fathers rights in today's society. There was a huge reaction to this. There will be a special show on the issue soon. 

For more on John Waters visit:

https://substack.com/@johnwaters

Richie reviews Tuesday's newspapers.

Richie is joined by Richard and Fred Fairbrass from Right Said Fred. Right Said Fred have sold millions of records, topped the charts in the US and won multiple songwriting awards. Their music has been sampled by the likes of Taylor Swift and Drake. 

The band has legions of fans around the world. Despite having nothing to gain and everything to lose, the guys spoke out against lockdowns, censorship and vaccine mandates. They were cancelled. The band's publisher even disowned their book and had it pulled from leading book stores. 

On today's show, Fred and Richard discuss the events of the last four years. They also share their thoughts on patriotism, British values, Israel and Palestine, the importance of music and theatre in healing, their future plans and much more. 

https://rightsaidfred.com/

https://twitter.com/TheFreds

Richie reviews Wednesday's newspapers

Richie is joined by Jana Lunden and Stuart Waiton. As you know by now, on Friday the people of Ireland are being asked to vote in two controversial referendums on the country's constitution as it petains to women and families. To discuss this, Richie is joined by Jana Lunden from Ireland's Natural Women's Council. 

https://twitter.com/jklunden
https://www.youtube.com/@naturalwomenscouncil

The Scottish Union For Education (SUE) annual conference takes place this coming Saturday in Glasgow. The theme is "Education Not Indoctrination." It is hugely important.

To discuss this, Richie is joined by Stuart Waiton. Stuart is an author, lecturer, journalist and General Secretary of the SUE. 

For details on how to attend Saturday's conference, visit:

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/scottish-union-for-education-education-not-indoctrination-conference-tickets-818510776767?aff=ebdsoporgprofile

Richie reviews Thursday's newspapers.

Richie is joined by Melissa Ciummei and Sophie Ottaway. Melissa Ciummei is an academic and investor. On today's show Melissa discusses the current state of the global economy, the soaring price of Bitcoin, the cost of living crisis, managing your assets, tomorrow's Irish referendums and more. 

https://www.facebook.com/melissa.ciummei

https://twitter.com/KSCUBKEE

When Sophie Ottaway was born a boy in 1986, a rare birth defect meant that doctors pushed for surgery that would change her gender from male to female, warning her mother and father that the procedure must remain a secret – even from Sophie herself. It was only by chance that, at the age of 22, she found out the truth, sparking fury at her parents and doctors, and leading to years of denial, excessive drinking and drug use. Sophie shares her incredible story with Richie. 

https://www.sophiesstory.com/

https://twitter.com/northernotter86

Richie reviews Friday's newspapers

Richie reviews Monday's newspapers

On today's show, Richie opened the phone lines. His listeners never let him down. The callers discussed the results of Ireland's referendums, how NGO's dictate your government's policies, mRNA jabs and cancer, how Artificial Intelligence will be used to programme us and predict what we will do and say and much more. 

Sarah came on to provide an update on her brother Phil. Phil has been receiving treatment for multiple myloma and amyloidosis. Sarah told us previously that she believes Phil became ill after covid vaccination. Phil is raising money for Macmillan Nurses. To find out more, visit:

https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/phil-ferguson

Richie reviews Tuesday's newspapers