The Richie Allen Show

Join the celebration of a decade of independent broadcasting, filled with nostalgia and heartfelt reflections. The host shares memorable moments, funny struggles, and profound connections with listeners. Heartwarming messages highlight the show’s impact on lives, while the journey of expression and companionship is explored through personal anecdotes. Musical tributes and a playful recounting of the podcasting journey add a light-hearted touch. As laughter mingles with gratitude, the atmosphere embraces community, warmth, and the significance of shared experiences over the years.

Richie reviews Friday's newspapers. Plans to ban junk food ads before 9pm.Putin warns West against allowing Ukraine use long range missilesAnd more

In hour one, Richie was joined by lawyer, writer, mother and executive founder of Us For Them, Molly Kingsley. Molly came on to discuss a number of important news stories around education, child welfare and free speech. https://x.com/lensiseethroughhttps://usforthem.co.uk/The second hour features a fascinating phone-in on the afterlife. When we eventually die, where do we go? The listeners did not disappoint!

David Icke, an influential author and public speaker, joins to discuss his groundbreaking book, The Reveal. He delves into the hijacking of alternative media and exposes the hidden nature of reality while shedding light on the global cult’s secrets. The conversation also touches on the significant omissions in the 9/11 Commission Report, the implications of AI on society, and concerns surrounding mRNA vaccines and nanotechnology. Icke emphasizes the importance of empathy in leadership and the need for genuine media integrity.

Richie reviews Wednesday's newspapers.Reaction as Kamala Harris and Donald Trump square off in PhiladelphiaTaylor Swift endorses HarrisUS to allow Ukraine fire long-range missiles into RussiaBlack Professor visited by police after calling black broadcaster a "house negro"And more

Richie is joined by Ryan Cristian and Stuart Waiton. Did you know that global corporations are subverting democracy in Honduras and attempting to annex parts of the country? It's true. In recent years, international firms have established their own courts, laws, tax systems, and private police forces inside Honduras. The Honduran government wants them out. The United Nations has warned that if it isn't addressed, globalists will soon control 40 per cent of Honduran Land. Broadcast journalist Ryan Cristian discusses this with Richie.https://www.thelastamericanvagabond.com/https://x.com/TLAVagabondStuart Waiton is a criminology lecturer, journalist and the founder of The Scottish Union For Education. Stuart's latest paper is a political sociological look at knee-taking in football (or soccer) inspired by the Black Lives Matter campaign. Based upon a study of the new elites, it explores the essence of this performative act and situates it within the ‘obsession’ with racism and anti-racism. Based less on the reality of the problem of racism than upon the emerging values of this new ‘class’, the celebration and promotion of taking the knee is understood as a new type of political etiquette that combines a sense of shame-awareness with a certain contempt for the ‘masses’ who attend football matches. Read it here:https://www.mdpi.com/2076-0760/13/9/457https://scottishunionforeducation.substack.com/https://x.com/StuartWaiton

Richie reviews Tuesday's newspapersMedia gushes over Princess of Wales video updateWHO says world must prepare for bird flu pandemicUnions tell Labour Party that austerity will fuel far-rightAnd more

Richie is joined by Marilyn Hawes and Jana Lunden. Marilyn is a former teacher and fearless campaigner. She works day and night to educate children and parents on how to recognise grooming and what to do about it. Support her now at https://freedom-abuse.org/ Marilyn believes that sexual abuse is linked to childhood trauma and that if more is done to protect kids from experiencing trauma, the result will be less sexual predators in society. It's a controversial concept but Marilyn makes a sound case on today's show. Jana Lunden is a tireless campaigner for family rights and for an education system free from indoctrination. Last week, the Educational Company of Ireland (Edco) was forced to pull a section of a textbook that, in seeking to promote diversity, came close to outright anti-Irish racism. Why is it that Ireland's educators are pushing programmes that are in no way inclusive and in fact promote hatred and fear of cultural norms? Why did a head teacher in Meath take to the intercom system to call for a round of applause from all students because a pupil had announced he had begun transitioning to female? What is going on?Don't miss Jana.https://www.naturalwomenscouncil.ie/

Richie reviews Monday's newspapersStarmer facing rebellion over winter fuel payment cutsNHS in decline for first time in 50 yearsRight to online anonymity under threatImpact of Covid lockdowns to disrupt learning for a decadeAnd more

Richie reviews Friday's newspapersUK prisoners could be sent to Estonia to ease overcrowdingGermany to send illegal migrants to RwandaLucy Letby appoints new legal teamAnd much more