The Richie Allen Show

Richie was joined by his childhood friend, Nigel Coad, who comes from one of Ireland's most celebrated footballing families. The Coad's of Waterford have produced League of Ireland stars and international players, earning immense respect and affection throughout Irish football.

In 2018, Nigel's older brother, David, died in tragic circumstances. Deeply loved and sorely missed, David remains very much in Nigel's thoughts. Last week, however, something extraordinary happened—an experience so remarkable that it left Nigel, ordinarily a sceptic when it comes to such matters, convinced that David was reaching out to him.

Nigel shares his deeply personal and compelling story with Richie. Richie's fiancée, Caroline, a researcher with a longstanding interest in metaphysics, also joins the conversation to explore questions surrounding the afterlife, signs from departed loved ones, and whether those who have passed on may still find ways to communicate with us.

Richie is joined by the great Gerald Celente. Gerald is the founding editor of the legendary Trends Journal. Through the pages of The Journal, Gerald has successfully predicted macroeconomic and geopolitical trends for decades. On today's show the guys discuss this week's NATO meeting in Ankara, Turkey, Trump's declaration that the ceasefire with Iran has ended, the UK government's intention to compel social media companies to give prominence to so-called "established media organisations" and much more. Subscribe to The Trends Journal here:

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Richie is joined by the author and former Fleet Street investigative journalist, Christine Hart. 
Today has been one of the most significant days in the long-running battle between Britain's newspapers and some of the country's best-known public figures. This afternoon, the High Court dismissed the claims brought by Prince Harry and a number of other high-profile claimants against the publisher of the Daily Mail, Associated Newspapers. Harry's costs could run into tens of millions of pounds. For more than a decade she worked undercover on major investigations for national newspapers before leaving Fleet Street in the aftermath of the phone-hacking scandal. In a remarkable and highly controversial new book, "Prince Harry & The Grifters", Christine tells Richie that Harry's case against the Daily mail was a HOAX. She makes serious allegations about journalists, lawyers, campaigners and the legal strategy behind some of Britain's biggest privacy claims. This is must-listen radio. 

For Christine's book, follow this link:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Prince-Harry-Mail-Grifters-Psychotherapist-ebook/dp/B0H6LSDH9C/ref=sr_1_2?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.dCxuuPSW0G1HsIPrgYPKddIkcfUZ68P-1N8TK-lJec30DBbk_Rmp3kFHMbT5ndac5IQ-ulZVpRFxVTAsRPRGya1sM9Y00PQq6QE3WlTU71pgTpFXrZotWDX00AlJG1KSdbmxP19jkiDxM6T52E-0rf8kq1l8Kb1VFQkSqPJMVOcQ5ukD4mKpEIRH8d7QYps_Qp6TK8UKy_tw_awbNwCAoWz6erslDX2dMweGTR0cf8M.gP5oumdLwBXZaP3VLWSaeMyd6ajV2ZDui2Ls1oSZYWE&dib_tag=se&qid=1783447868&refinements=p_27%3AChristine+Joanna+Hart.&s=books&sr=1-2

Richie is joined by the broadcaster and writer, Tony Gosling. On today's show: Donald Trump leans on FIFA President to lift suspension of US player. What's going on? Is Nigel Farage the victim of an establishment stitch-up? Andy Burnham's coup is nearly complete. Tony tells Richie what the country can expect when he is coronated! Plus: The EU has passed legislation that criminalises the sharing of content from Russia Today. UK based Left-wing website The Canary is de-banked! Tony discusses the future of the independent media. Also: Russia-Ukraine, the royal family's interesting charity work and much more. 

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Richie Allen with unique and often hilarious commentary on the day's top news stories. On today's show: Why Nigel Farage's supporters don't care about the millions of pounds and luxury houses he owns and how he got them. Everyone wants the Pakistani grooming gang leader deported. He won't be. Keir Starmer said he'd "smash the people-smuggling gangs." It turns out the gang leaders are living under his nose, here in the UK! 

Plus: Richie explains his ingenious plan to get back at the French for failing to stop the boats. And much more too!