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Anything Goes with James English

Anything Goes with James English
Mental Health
Addiction
Crime
Prison
Prison System
Luke Mitchell
Violence
Child Trafficking
Boxing
Redemption
Child Abuse
Jodie Jones
Recovery
Social Media
Prison Life
Child Protection
Corruption
Jeffrey Epstein
Family
Madeleine Mccann

The Anything Goes Podcast Show is a place you'll find people talking about their real-life stories and experiences. Hosted by James English, guests include reformed gangsters, comedians, actors, footballers, porn stars, politicians and many more who all have a story to tell. Expect shocking stories about murder, crime, depression, addictions and suicide, with some laughs along the way with sagas o... more

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Anything Goes with James English Ep 5593 Years in Prison for a Tweet - Lucy Connolly Tells Her StoryLucy Connolly’s case has sparked one of the biggest debates in Britain about free speech, online speech, and the criminal justice system.In this episo... more

Anything Goes with James English Ep 558

Inside Trader to FBI Informant: The Man Who Exposed Wall Street

What really happens behind the closed doors of Wall Street?

In this gripping episode, we sit down with a former insider trader, Tom Hardin, who... more

Anything Goes with James English Ep 557

Surviving Britain's Most Evil Fiancé - Amanda Stanhope Tells Her Story

The Hidden Horror Behind a Perfect Relationship

Amanda Stanhope shares her deeply personal story in one of the most emotional episodes w... more

Anything Goes with James English, Ep 556

London Gangster on Fighting Terrorists & Paedophiles in PrisonBrad Donavan’s life is a story of crime, prison, addiction, redemption, and resilience.

Raised in London by a mother struggling with crack addict... more

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Recent Guests

Tom Hardin
Former hedge fund analyst and FBI informant in insider trading cases
Former hedge fund, FBI informant
Episode: Inside Trader to FBI Informant: The Man Who Exposed Wall Street
Amanda Stanhope
Survivor of coercive control and drug-facilitated rape
Campaigner for iCheck / End iCheck
Episode: Surviving Britain's Most Evil Fiancé - Amanda Stanhope Tells Her Story
Brad Donovan
Former gangster, bare-knuckle fighter, recovery advocate
Episode: London Gangster on Fighting Terrorists & Paedophiles in Prison
George Bamby
Undercover journalist and former undercover investigator
Episode: Madeleine McCann Number 1 Suspect, Christian Brueckner
Karen Gravano
Mob Wives star, author of Mob Daughter
VH1/Mob Wives
Episode: Daughter of a Mafia Hitman - Mob Wives Star Karen Gravano Tells Her Story
Richard Gage
Founder of 9-11 Truth movement, architect by training
9-11 Truth Movement
Episode: 9/11 was a Controlled Demolition - Richard Gage Exposes the Dark Truth
Daryl Davies
Author of The Clan Whisperer; former Ku Klux Klan member; professional musician
Author and musician
Episode: Bringing Down the KKK - Daryl Davies Tells His Powerful Story
Paul Gascoigne
Football legend and guest
Professional footballer, Gazza
Episode: Football Legend Paul Gascoigne Tells His Life Story
Sophia Stewart
Author and creator associated with Matrix and Terminator concepts
Independent author/creative
Episode: The Oracle: The Woman Behind the Matrix - Sophia Stewart Tells Her Story

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James English
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Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 6.7k ratings
  • Total (no) Recall

    I’m listening to the episode with the ex MI6 lawyer. Fascinating. What’s really impressive is how he repeatedly answers the same questions over and over. The host has the recall of a goldfish. It’s embarrassing. Did you watch the moon landings. Already answered. Why didn’t you follow your father into the military. Well he was a lawyer as is the guest. Did you lack a father figure due to boarding school? Already said he had a fantastic relationship with his parents. Also enjoyed James referring t... more

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    IED 1970
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • Good podcast but some are very discriminatory

    I listen to this podcast everyday and love all the different topics. I cannot fault the way James interviews people and the variety of guests is great! It’s really good to hear from people who aren’t celebrities which is why I listen to it.

    What’s brought me here today to write this review (which let me add is rare for me to be annoyed by something so much to leave a review) is I listened to the woman who stuck up for Prince Andrew.. I found it interesting until the transphobia started. I simp... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    AL_.S
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • Tony argent

    Honest and genuine. As a teacher although not a writer if Tony needs any help In his book or telling his story in schools or working with youngsters to tell his story. He has a purpose. Good listen

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GNO81.
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • Dan Davies - Jimmy Savile chat

    Such a great episode - what Dan uncovered about this narcissistic predator is incredible to hear - and absolutely chilling to think JS was never brought to justice.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    VickiGamblin
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • Great host

    Listen to podcasts at work , he engages well and lets people tell their story’s , well worth a listen 👍

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rick,h75
    United Kingdom3 months ago

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Audience appreciates authentic, human-centered storytelling with high-stakes lives and redemption arcs.
Listeners praise the host's interview style and the range of guests, though some note inconsistent interview structure and controversial topics can polarize audiences.
Critiques include critiques of pacing and occasional perception of bias or lack of pushback on certain guests.

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Inside Trader to FBI Informant: The Man Who Exposed Wall Street
Q: What was the turning point that made you decide to cooperate with the FBI?
Growing pressure, guilt, fear for his family, and a realization that continuing would likely ruin more lives, including his own, led him to cooperate and provide information to build cases.
Inside Trader to FBI Informant: The Man Who Exposed Wall Street
Q: What led you into insider trading in the first place?
A mix of desperation to fit in, the chase for status, and seeing a path to quick financial success in a high-pressure environment, all reinforced by mentors and peers who rewarded such behavior.
Radio man the worlds most famous homeless man.
Q: What was it like meeting Robin Williams?
Robin was generous and curious, treating me like a real collaborator. He invited me to share perspectives on how homeless characters should be portrayed and to help guide filming with authenticity, which built a strong friendship between us.
Radio man the worlds most famous homeless man.
Q: How did you first get into movies?
I wandered onto a movie set, talked my way in, and a producer saw something in me. That introduction led to roles, a SAG card, and a long journey through various films where I became a familiar face on set.
London Gangster Doing Satanic Rituals - Paul Stockton Tells His Story
Q: When did you first encounter beliefs or practices that shifted your path?
During prison, after a dramatic rage episode, he experiences a 'God in a Cell' moment and begins exploring spirituality through church and later magical traditions.

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What is Anything Goes about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show features long, candid conversations with a wide range of real-life characters—from former gang members and crime survivors to athletes, actors, and controversial researchers. Episodes often center on personal transformation, life in crime or fame, resilience, and the social dynamics surrounding taboo or sensational topics. A defining trait is the host's informal, conversational style that invites deep storytelling, sometimes prompting provocative or polarizing exchanges. This mix of gripping life stories, redemption arcs, and behind-the-scenes perspectives is likely to appeal to listeners who enjoy raw, human-centered narratives and risk-taking careers. The program's standout element is its willingness to spotlight marginalized or ... more

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Recent guests on Anything Goes include:

1. Tom Hardin
2. Amanda Stanhope
3. Brad Donovan
4. George Bamby
5. Karen Gravano
6. Richard Gage
7. Daryl Davies
8. Paul Gascoigne

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