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This podcast is basically all over the place! First, the Grinch made her holiday debut on the podcast. Kellie isn't exactly thrilled with her Christmas tree, but will she let it kill her holiday spirit? Should the Elf on the Shelf be worried? Kellie's office Christmas party is this weekend, which led to stories of office hookups, which led to Allen having a hoochie box, which led to Kellie getting drunk on cough syrup…which led to Phil Collins hurting his back….This will all make sense when you listen. Hopefully. While Allen is trying to figure out ways to infiltrate the ladies' knitting circle at his favorite Starbucks, Kellie is stressed about the gingerbread house decorating contest she's locked herself into. You'll also hear about Kellie's Walmart fashion find and get Allen's hot sports opinion on the college football championship games before they bring it all home for Jerome. Thank you to our podcast sponsors! Helix Sleep - Helix is offering 20% off all mattress orders and two free pillows for our listeners. Go to HelixSleep.com/SANDWICH. This is their best offer yet and it won't last long! With Helix, better sleep starts now. Caden Lane - Caden Lane is your one-stop shop for all your newborn, infant and toddler apparel. Head to CadenLane.com/SANDWICH and use code SANDWICH for 20% off your order. SOUL - It's time to get the sleep you deserve. Head to GetSoul.com/SANDWICH and use code SANDWICH for 20% off your order. FACTOR - Head to FactorMeals.com/sandwich50 and use code sandwich50 to get 50% off.

Can a judge override a defendant's choice of legal counsel, even if it appears to be against the defendant's wishes? This is the crux of the conundrum in the case against Richard Allen and the Delphi murders, which has been labeled by some as nothing short of a disaster. Tony Brueski, host of the "Hidden Killers" podcast, delved into the intricate legal web of this case with the insights of former Federal prosecutor Neama Rahmani.    Richard Allen, accused in the notorious Delphi murders, found himself at the center of a legal maelstrom. As the case unfolded, it became increasingly convoluted, with Allen's original attorneys being accused of gross negligence. This situation begs the question: Are Richard Allen's Sixth Amendment rights—ensuring the right to counsel of choice—being infringed upon?    Neama Rahmani, during his conversation with Brueski, made it clear that although the Sixth Amendment guarantees defendants the right to select their own attorneys, this is not an unfettered right. "You've got to get off the case if you're the lawyers, and that actual conflict is the potential malpractice claim," Rahmani explained, addressing the conflict of interest that can arise when an attorney faces allegations of gross negligence.    The dilemma intensified as Allen's preferred attorneys, Baldwin and Rozzi, were sidelined by Judge Gull, despite offering pro bono services. The judge's intervention in this aspect of the case points to a broader legal principle: the ability of a judge to disqualify lawyers due to potential or actual conflicts of interest. "Richard Allen would basically have to have separate counsel advising him that is really waiving this claim and he would have a knowing and voluntary...hearing," Rahmani stated, shedding light on the complex legal nuances at play.    While Allen's trial, originally scheduled for January, has been postponed to October 2024, his new legal representation has insisted on transparency, arguing for unsealing documents and ensuring public proceedings. This shift in legal defense comes after a series of oddities in the case, including the mention of "Odinistic arguments," which received considerable scorn and criticism for their unconventional nature.    The podcast conversation raised another critical issue: the possibility of a conspiracy within the legal ecosystem of the county. With the original legal team pushed out, questions linger about the motivations behind such decisions. "Everyone loves a good conspiracy theory," Rahmani quipped, acknowledging the curiosity such circumstances provoke.    Moreover, the aggressive stance of Allen's new attorneys contrasts with the peculiar strategies previously seen. Rahmani expressed confidence in the new team, "They may really know what they're doing here."    The discussion also touched upon Allen's current conditions of confinement, an element of the case that, while separate from his guilt or innocence, has raised concerns about his treatment and safety. "Whenever you're dealing with crimes against children, young children, those types of defendants, they're at risk when they're in custody," Rahmani pointed out, justifying the protective measures as standard procedure given the high-profile and sensitive nature of the case.    The complexities surrounding the case of Richard Allen, from the replacement of his legal team to the ethical dilemmas and the speculation of deeper machinations within the legal system, exemplify the intricate dance between law and justice. As the public awaits the commencement of the trial, the question that persists is not only about the fate of Richard Allen but also about the integrity of the judicial process itself.    Given the uncertainties and the potential for further twists, could the case of Richard Allen set a precedent for the rights of defendants to choose their own counsel, or will it become another cautionary tale of the justice system's fallibility? As the "Hidden Killers" podcast aptly reveals, this is a case that will be scrutinized not only for its outcome but for the legal journey that precedes it. Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Awaiting Admission: BTK's Unconfessed Crimes, Delphi Murders: Inside the Crime, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Malevolent Mormon Mommys, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com

Can a judge override a defendant's choice of legal counsel, even if it appears to be against the defendant's wishes? This is the crux of the conundrum in the case against Richard Allen and the Delphi murders, which has been labeled by some as nothing short of a disaster. Tony Brueski, host of the "Hidden Killers" podcast, delved into the intricate legal web of this case with the insights of former Federal prosecutor Neama Rahmani.    Richard Allen, accused in the notorious Delphi murders, found himself at the center of a legal maelstrom. As the case unfolded, it became increasingly convoluted, with Allen's original attorneys being accused of gross negligence. This situation begs the question: Are Richard Allen's Sixth Amendment rights—ensuring the right to counsel of choice—being infringed upon?    Neama Rahmani, during his conversation with Brueski, made it clear that although the Sixth Amendment guarantees defendants the right to select their own attorneys, this is not an unfettered right. "You've got to get off the case if you're the lawyers, and that actual conflict is the potential malpractice claim," Rahmani explained, addressing the conflict of interest that can arise when an attorney faces allegations of gross negligence.    The dilemma intensified as Allen's preferred attorneys, Baldwin and Rozzi, were sidelined by Judge Gull, despite offering pro bono services. The judge's intervention in this aspect of the case points to a broader legal principle: the ability of a judge to disqualify lawyers due to potential or actual conflicts of interest. "Richard Allen would basically have to have separate counsel advising him that is really waiving this claim and he would have a knowing and voluntary...hearing," Rahmani stated, shedding light on the complex legal nuances at play.    While Allen's trial, originally scheduled for January, has been postponed to October 2024, his new legal representation has insisted on transparency, arguing for unsealing documents and ensuring public proceedings. This shift in legal defense comes after a series of oddities in the case, including the mention of "Odinistic arguments," which received considerable scorn and criticism for their unconventional nature.    The podcast conversation raised another critical issue: the possibility of a conspiracy within the legal ecosystem of the county. With the original legal team pushed out, questions linger about the motivations behind such decisions. "Everyone loves a good conspiracy theory," Rahmani quipped, acknowledging the curiosity such circumstances provoke.    Moreover, the aggressive stance of Allen's new attorneys contrasts with the peculiar strategies previously seen. Rahmani expressed confidence in the new team, "They may really know what they're doing here."    The discussion also touched upon Allen's current conditions of confinement, an element of the case that, while separate from his guilt or innocence, has raised concerns about his treatment and safety. "Whenever you're dealing with crimes against children, young children, those types of defendants, they're at risk when they're in custody," Rahmani pointed out, justifying the protective measures as standard procedure given the high-profile and sensitive nature of the case.    The complexities surrounding the case of Richard Allen, from the replacement of his legal team to the ethical dilemmas and the speculation of deeper machinations within the legal system, exemplify the intricate dance between law and justice. As the public awaits the commencement of the trial, the question that persists is not only about the fate of Richard Allen but also about the integrity of the judicial process itself.    Given the uncertainties and the potential for further twists, could the case of Richard Allen set a precedent for the rights of defendants to choose their own counsel, or will it become another cautionary tale of the justice system's fallibility? As the "Hidden Killers" podcast aptly reveals, this is a case that will be scrutinized not only for its outcome but for the legal journey that precedes it. Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Awaiting Admission: BTK's Unconfessed Crimes, Delphi Murders: Inside the Crime, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Malevolent Mormon Mommys, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com

Can a judge override a defendant's choice of legal counsel, even if it appears to be against the defendant's wishes? This is the crux of the conundrum in the case against Richard Allen and the Delphi murders, which has been labeled by some as nothing short of a disaster. Tony Brueski, host of the "Hidden Killers" podcast, delved into the intricate legal web of this case with the insights of former Federal prosecutor Neama Rahmani.    Richard Allen, accused in the notorious Delphi murders, found himself at the center of a legal maelstrom. As the case unfolded, it became increasingly convoluted, with Allen's original attorneys being accused of gross negligence. This situation begs the question: Are Richard Allen's Sixth Amendment rights—ensuring the right to counsel of choice—being infringed upon?    Neama Rahmani, during his conversation with Brueski, made it clear that although the Sixth Amendment guarantees defendants the right to select their own attorneys, this is not an unfettered right. "You've got to get off the case if you're the lawyers, and that actual conflict is the potential malpractice claim," Rahmani explained, addressing the conflict of interest that can arise when an attorney faces allegations of gross negligence.    The dilemma intensified as Allen's preferred attorneys, Baldwin and Rozzi, were sidelined by Judge Gull, despite offering pro bono services. The judge's intervention in this aspect of the case points to a broader legal principle: the ability of a judge to disqualify lawyers due to potential or actual conflicts of interest. "Richard Allen would basically have to have separate counsel advising him that is really waiving this claim and he would have a knowing and voluntary...hearing," Rahmani stated, shedding light on the complex legal nuances at play.    While Allen's trial, originally scheduled for January, has been postponed to October 2024, his new legal representation has insisted on transparency, arguing for unsealing documents and ensuring public proceedings. This shift in legal defense comes after a series of oddities in the case, including the mention of "Odinistic arguments," which received considerable scorn and criticism for their unconventional nature.    The podcast conversation raised another critical issue: the possibility of a conspiracy within the legal ecosystem of the county. With the original legal team pushed out, questions linger about the motivations behind such decisions. "Everyone loves a good conspiracy theory," Rahmani quipped, acknowledging the curiosity such circumstances provoke.    Moreover, the aggressive stance of Allen's new attorneys contrasts with the peculiar strategies previously seen. Rahmani expressed confidence in the new team, "They may really know what they're doing here."    The discussion also touched upon Allen's current conditions of confinement, an element of the case that, while separate from his guilt or innocence, has raised concerns about his treatment and safety. "Whenever you're dealing with crimes against children, young children, those types of defendants, they're at risk when they're in custody," Rahmani pointed out, justifying the protective measures as standard procedure given the high-profile and sensitive nature of the case.    The complexities surrounding the case of Richard Allen, from the replacement of his legal team to the ethical dilemmas and the speculation of deeper machinations within the legal system, exemplify the intricate dance between law and justice. As the public awaits the commencement of the trial, the question that persists is not only about the fate of Richard Allen but also about the integrity of the judicial process itself.    Given the uncertainties and the potential for further twists, could the case of Richard Allen set a precedent for the rights of defendants to choose their own counsel, or will it become another cautionary tale of the justice system's fallibility? As the "Hidden Killers" podcast aptly reveals, this is a case that will be scrutinized not only for its outcome but for the legal journey that precedes it. Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Awaiting Admission: BTK's Unconfessed Crimes, Delphi Murders: Inside the Crime, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Malevolent Mormon Mommys, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com

It was in a recent episode of the podcast "Hidden Killers" that host Tony Brueski and guest Robin Dreeke, a retired FBI Special Agent, broached the mystifying case of Richard Allen, the man under scrutiny as the Delphi murderer. For a case that has seen a flurry of perplexing theories, from Odinistic cults to myriad others, one question stands out: What really is next for Richard Allen?    In an unprecedented move, the defense attorneys that once staunchly supported the Odinistic theory have removed themselves from the case. This surprise withdrawal begs the question - was the defense team so confident in Allen's innocence, or did they see the writing on the wall? Brueski expresses his admiration for the sheer tenacity of defense attorneys, especially given the curveballs this case has seen. "Every week when we go through our list of what we're going to chat about, what strikes me all the time is you can never have enough reps and understand it all," Brueski mentioned.    Dreeke opines that every case is distinct, reinforcing that no two are alike and the assumption of any being open-and-shut is misguided. However, the case of Richard Allen has been exceptionally convoluted. With the introduction of new eyes on the case, Dreeke anticipates potential changes. "It'll be really interesting. Can you imagine if another defense comes in there and comes up with the same defense?" he ponders.    This makes one wonder - would a similar defense strengthen Allen's position, or would it be the nail in the coffin? The mention of the Odinistic cults defense, as Brueski notes, seems far-fetched and out of the norm. It's a defense that requires several leaps of faith. Still, the possibility of another defense team validating it cannot be ignored. However, the challenge lies in the evidence presented. While Allen remains innocent until proven guilty, some defense tactics, as the hosts discussed, may make him appear even more culpable.    Furthermore, the discussion reveals internal challenges within the defense's office, which culminated in tragic circumstances, including a suicide. Dreeke underscores the chaos that pervades this case, and that chaos is emblematic of a lack of clarity. "When you have chaos, it's hard to nail down chaos because of all these moving parts with all these different people," Dreeke elucidates.    Beyond the legal labyrinth, another pressing concern is Allen's wellbeing. He remains in solitary confinement, and the toll this takes on his mental health cannot be overstated. Dreeke conjectures about Allen's possible past traumas and how current conditions might exacerbate them. The disparities in treatment between those incarcerated are stark, with Allen's confined conditions contrasting sharply with others who seem to have more evidence stacked against them.    Brueski and Dreeke's conversation emphasizes the many layers and complexities inherent in the legal system, especially when juxtaposed with personal liberties, mental health, and the pursuit of justice.    So, as the gavel remains poised to fall, we are left pondering: Will Richard Allen's fate be clarified with a fresh defense perspective, or will the layers of confusion only deepen? Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Awaiting Admission: BTK's Unconfessed Crimes, Delphi Murders: Inside the Crime, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Malevolent Mormon Mommys, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com

It was in a recent episode of the podcast "Hidden Killers" that host Tony Brueski and guest Robin Dreeke, a retired FBI Special Agent, broached the mystifying case of Richard Allen, the man under scrutiny as the Delphi murderer. For a case that has seen a flurry of perplexing theories, from Odinistic cults to myriad others, one question stands out: What really is next for Richard Allen?    In an unprecedented move, the defense attorneys that once staunchly supported the Odinistic theory have removed themselves from the case. This surprise withdrawal begs the question - was the defense team so confident in Allen's innocence, or did they see the writing on the wall? Brueski expresses his admiration for the sheer tenacity of defense attorneys, especially given the curveballs this case has seen. "Every week when we go through our list of what we're going to chat about, what strikes me all the time is you can never have enough reps and understand it all," Brueski mentioned.    Dreeke opines that every case is distinct, reinforcing that no two are alike and the assumption of any being open-and-shut is misguided. However, the case of Richard Allen has been exceptionally convoluted. With the introduction of new eyes on the case, Dreeke anticipates potential changes. "It'll be really interesting. Can you imagine if another defense comes in there and comes up with the same defense?" he ponders.    This makes one wonder - would a similar defense strengthen Allen's position, or would it be the nail in the coffin? The mention of the Odinistic cults defense, as Brueski notes, seems far-fetched and out of the norm. It's a defense that requires several leaps of faith. Still, the possibility of another defense team validating it cannot be ignored. However, the challenge lies in the evidence presented. While Allen remains innocent until proven guilty, some defense tactics, as the hosts discussed, may make him appear even more culpable.    Furthermore, the discussion reveals internal challenges within the defense's office, which culminated in tragic circumstances, including a suicide. Dreeke underscores the chaos that pervades this case, and that chaos is emblematic of a lack of clarity. "When you have chaos, it's hard to nail down chaos because of all these moving parts with all these different people," Dreeke elucidates.    Beyond the legal labyrinth, another pressing concern is Allen's wellbeing. He remains in solitary confinement, and the toll this takes on his mental health cannot be overstated. Dreeke conjectures about Allen's possible past traumas and how current conditions might exacerbate them. The disparities in treatment between those incarcerated are stark, with Allen's confined conditions contrasting sharply with others who seem to have more evidence stacked against them.    Brueski and Dreeke's conversation emphasizes the many layers and complexities inherent in the legal system, especially when juxtaposed with personal liberties, mental health, and the pursuit of justice.    So, as the gavel remains poised to fall, we are left pondering: Will Richard Allen's fate be clarified with a fresh defense perspective, or will the layers of confusion only deepen? Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Awaiting Admission: BTK's Unconfessed Crimes, Delphi Murders: Inside the Crime, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Malevolent Mormon Mommys, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com

It was in a recent episode of the podcast "Hidden Killers" that host Tony Brueski and guest Robin Dreeke, a retired FBI Special Agent, broached the mystifying case of Richard Allen, the man under scrutiny as the Delphi murderer. For a case that has seen a flurry of perplexing theories, from Odinistic cults to myriad others, one question stands out: What really is next for Richard Allen?    In an unprecedented move, the defense attorneys that once staunchly supported the Odinistic theory have removed themselves from the case. This surprise withdrawal begs the question - was the defense team so confident in Allen's innocence, or did they see the writing on the wall? Brueski expresses his admiration for the sheer tenacity of defense attorneys, especially given the curveballs this case has seen. "Every week when we go through our list of what we're going to chat about, what strikes me all the time is you can never have enough reps and understand it all," Brueski mentioned.    Dreeke opines that every case is distinct, reinforcing that no two are alike and the assumption of any being open-and-shut is misguided. However, the case of Richard Allen has been exceptionally convoluted. With the introduction of new eyes on the case, Dreeke anticipates potential changes. "It'll be really interesting. Can you imagine if another defense comes in there and comes up with the same defense?" he ponders.    This makes one wonder - would a similar defense strengthen Allen's position, or would it be the nail in the coffin? The mention of the Odinistic cults defense, as Brueski notes, seems far-fetched and out of the norm. It's a defense that requires several leaps of faith. Still, the possibility of another defense team validating it cannot be ignored. However, the challenge lies in the evidence presented. While Allen remains innocent until proven guilty, some defense tactics, as the hosts discussed, may make him appear even more culpable.    Furthermore, the discussion reveals internal challenges within the defense's office, which culminated in tragic circumstances, including a suicide. Dreeke underscores the chaos that pervades this case, and that chaos is emblematic of a lack of clarity. "When you have chaos, it's hard to nail down chaos because of all these moving parts with all these different people," Dreeke elucidates.    Beyond the legal labyrinth, another pressing concern is Allen's wellbeing. He remains in solitary confinement, and the toll this takes on his mental health cannot be overstated. Dreeke conjectures about Allen's possible past traumas and how current conditions might exacerbate them. The disparities in treatment between those incarcerated are stark, with Allen's confined conditions contrasting sharply with others who seem to have more evidence stacked against them.    Brueski and Dreeke's conversation emphasizes the many layers and complexities inherent in the legal system, especially when juxtaposed with personal liberties, mental health, and the pursuit of justice.    So, as the gavel remains poised to fall, we are left pondering: Will Richard Allen's fate be clarified with a fresh defense perspective, or will the layers of confusion only deepen? Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Awaiting Admission: BTK's Unconfessed Crimes, Delphi Murders: Inside the Crime, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Malevolent Mormon Mommys, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com

It was in a recent episode of the podcast "Hidden Killers" that host Tony Brueski and guest Robin Dreeke, a retired FBI Special Agent, broached the mystifying case of Richard Allen, the man under scrutiny as the Delphi murderer. For a case that has seen a flurry of perplexing theories, from Odinistic cults to myriad others, one question stands out: What really is next for Richard Allen?    In an unprecedented move, the defense attorneys that once staunchly supported the Odinistic theory have removed themselves from the case. This surprise withdrawal begs the question - was the defense team so confident in Allen's innocence, or did they see the writing on the wall? Brueski expresses his admiration for the sheer tenacity of defense attorneys, especially given the curveballs this case has seen. "Every week when we go through our list of what we're going to chat about, what strikes me all the time is you can never have enough reps and understand it all," Brueski mentioned.    Dreeke opines that every case is distinct, reinforcing that no two are alike and the assumption of any being open-and-shut is misguided. However, the case of Richard Allen has been exceptionally convoluted. With the introduction of new eyes on the case, Dreeke anticipates potential changes. "It'll be really interesting. Can you imagine if another defense comes in there and comes up with the same defense?" he ponders.    This makes one wonder - would a similar defense strengthen Allen's position, or would it be the nail in the coffin? The mention of the Odinistic cults defense, as Brueski notes, seems far-fetched and out of the norm. It's a defense that requires several leaps of faith. Still, the possibility of another defense team validating it cannot be ignored. However, the challenge lies in the evidence presented. While Allen remains innocent until proven guilty, some defense tactics, as the hosts discussed, may make him appear even more culpable.    Furthermore, the discussion reveals internal challenges within the defense's office, which culminated in tragic circumstances, including a suicide. Dreeke underscores the chaos that pervades this case, and that chaos is emblematic of a lack of clarity. "When you have chaos, it's hard to nail down chaos because of all these moving parts with all these different people," Dreeke elucidates.    Beyond the legal labyrinth, another pressing concern is Allen's wellbeing. He remains in solitary confinement, and the toll this takes on his mental health cannot be overstated. Dreeke conjectures about Allen's possible past traumas and how current conditions might exacerbate them. The disparities in treatment between those incarcerated are stark, with Allen's confined conditions contrasting sharply with others who seem to have more evidence stacked against them.    Brueski and Dreeke's conversation emphasizes the many layers and complexities inherent in the legal system, especially when juxtaposed with personal liberties, mental health, and the pursuit of justice.    So, as the gavel remains poised to fall, we are left pondering: Will Richard Allen's fate be clarified with a fresh defense perspective, or will the layers of confusion only deepen? Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Awaiting Admission: BTK's Unconfessed Crimes, Delphi Murders: Inside the Crime, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Malevolent Mormon Mommys, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com

Mark shares the exciting news that Amazon Alexa will soon have a #VocieFirst #ConversationalAI LLM chat mode! While Allen agrees that this is very exciting news, he still has quite a few questions about how #GenerativeAI technology will fit into Alexa skills. We ask the difficult questions and see what answers are currently out there. What do you think about this announcement from Alexa? More info: LLM feature description: https://developer.amazon.com/en-US/blogs/alexa/alexa-skills-kit/2023/09/alexa-llm-fall-devices-services-sep-2023 Event video: https://youtu.be/_JcP7N0QPOk

It's an American Reunion! No, not that one, the one where Ben reunites with the podcast he and Allen started three years ago. While Allen is busy being a new dad, Ben is dipping his toe back into red, white, and blue waters. On this episode, he discusses the first three of nine movies with American in the title released since 2020, examining the convoluted machinations of government programs in American Carnage, the corruption of local leaders in American Siege, and the aspirations of an American Underdog.

On her quest to learn how to golf in 2023, Allen gave Kellie her third golf lesson, and then gives her his honest assessment. After a little whining about both being sick, Kellie talks about going to a Tiffany concert, which led to Allen performing a Debbie Gibson tribute. While Allen has yet to recover, Kellie's had a lot of time to catch up on her favorite Housewives shows and learn some random trivia. She also came across some fascinating research about relationships. Do you want to know why he won't propose? Do you want to know the secret to a happy marriage? Do you want to know the top five signs to look for if you think your spouse is cheating?? Listen to find out. For some strange reason, Allen is upset by a muppet, which sets the tone for a big batch of listener letters. Listeners ask or give advice about everything from weight loss to foundation repair. We even get a delicious recipe for rice oregano! Thank you to our podcast sponsors! Sunday - Sunday is offering our listeners 50% off your first box at checkout, so you can get started today for as little as $55! Go to Sunday.com/Lovin. Reliefband - If you go to Reliefband.com and use promo code SANDWICH you'll receive 20% off plus free shipping. Thrive Causemetics - Right now, you can get an exclusive 20% off your first order when you visit thrivecausemetics.com/SANDWICH.Executive Producer is Riley Peleuses for YEA Networks / YEA Podcasts If you are interested in advertising on this podcast or having Kellie and Allen as guests on your Podcast, Radio Show, or TV Show, reach out to podcast@yeanetworks.com

Nonprofitnewsfeed.com   Brookings Institution President Resigns Amid FBI Foreign Lobbying Probe   Brookings Institution President John Allen has resigned after national press outlets reported he was under FBI investigation for undisclosed lobbying efforts on behalf of the government of Qatar. While Allen denies any wrongdoing, he was revealed in court filings to be the target of an FBI probe into violations of FARA (Foreign Agent Registration Act), which requires the registration of anyone conducting lobbying activities on behalf of foreign governments. Court documents also show he lied to federal investigators and attempted to withhold evidence saught by a federal subpoena. Allen, a retired four star U.S. Marine Corps general and former commander of NATO and U.S. troops in Afghanistan, publically resigned on Sunday after being placed on administrative leave. This comes amid increasing scrutiny of foreign influence in D.C.-based think tanks, and represents law enforcement efforts to curb illegal lobbying especially by wealthy Gulf countries like Qatar. Most of these policy-based think tanks are registered 501(c)3's and wield enormous influence in shaping federal public policy.     Summary:   Senators reach a bipartisan deal on gun safety legislation : NPR NPR.org Apple Adds iOS Safety Check for People Facing Domestic Violence CNET Jennifer Lopez Partners With Microfinance Nonprofit To Give Latina Entrepreneurs $14 Billion Capital Boost | Forbes Coastal Bend nonprofit offers summer program for students with special needs | KIIITV.com  The Kelsey Ayer Station Groundbreaking Community Celebration | The Kelsey

Nonprofitnewsfeed.com   Brookings Institution President Resigns Amid FBI Foreign Lobbying Probe   Brookings Institution President John Allen has resigned after national press outlets reported he was under FBI investigation for undisclosed lobbying efforts on behalf of the government of Qatar. While Allen denies any wrongdoing, he was revealed in court filings to be the target of an FBI probe into violations of FARA (Foreign Agent Registration Act), which requires the registration of anyone conducting lobbying activities on behalf of foreign governments. Court documents also show he lied to federal investigators and attempted to withhold evidence saught by a federal subpoena. Allen, a retired four star U.S. Marine Corps general and former commander of NATO and U.S. troops in Afghanistan, publically resigned on Sunday after being placed on administrative leave. This comes amid increasing scrutiny of foreign influence in D.C.-based think tanks, and represents law enforcement efforts to curb illegal lobbying especially by wealthy Gulf countries like Qatar. Most of these policy-based think tanks are registered 501(c)3's and wield enormous influence in shaping federal public policy.     Summary:   Senators reach a bipartisan deal on gun safety legislation : NPR NPR.org Apple Adds iOS Safety Check for People Facing Domestic Violence CNET Jennifer Lopez Partners With Microfinance Nonprofit To Give Latina Entrepreneurs $14 Billion Capital Boost | Forbes Coastal Bend nonprofit offers summer program for students with special needs | KIIITV.com  The Kelsey Ayer Station Groundbreaking Community Celebration | The Kelsey

It's that time of year again! Google I/O! When Google rolls out the latest tools and products for developers and everyone else to use. While Allen couldn't be there in person this year, he answers Mark's questions about what Google is doing in the #VoiceFirst space in general and with the Google Assistant, Actions on Google, App Actions, and the Matter protocol specifically.

In his first one-on-one interview since the end of the 2021 season, Indiana Hoosiers football Tom Allen discussed what led to the disastrous campaign and how he's gone about fixing matters in the months since. It was a very honest and open interview that answered a lot of the lingering questions regarding IU football.On today's episode of Locked on Hoosiers, Jacob Rude (@JacobRude) looks at the three biggest takeaways from the interview Allen did with Dustin Dopirak of the Bloomington Herald-Times. With so much covered in the interview, there are lots of talking points about the article.The biggest one was the accountability that wasn't present with the 2021 team but Allen has begun making changes to assure is there in 2022 and moving forward. It began with Cam Jones, Micah McFadden, Jaylin Williams, Tiawan Mullen, Devon Matthews and Jack Tuttle meeting with Allen the day after the season ended to ensure there would be no repeats of the 2-10 campaign.Allen also looked at what caused the injuries that severely hampered them in 2021 and whether it was something the program could change. While Allen learned it was largely a matter of bad luck through a study from an outside group, he still made changes for the 2022 season.The show wraps by also discussing the coaching changes Allen made after the season by firing offensive coordinator Nick Sheridan. He also explained the decision to not make any other coaching changes, even if some were made for him.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order.BetOnlineBetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts!Rock AutoAmazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In his first one-on-one interview since the end of the 2021 season, Indiana Hoosiers football Tom Allen discussed what led to the disastrous campaign and how he's gone about fixing matters in the months since. It was a very honest and open interview that answered a lot of the lingering questions regarding IU football. On today's episode of Locked on Hoosiers, Jacob Rude (@JacobRude) looks at the three biggest takeaways from the interview Allen did with Dustin Dopirak of the Bloomington Herald-Times. With so much covered in the interview, there are lots of talking points about the article. The biggest one was the accountability that wasn't present with the 2021 team but Allen has begun making changes to assure is there in 2022 and moving forward. It began with Cam Jones, Micah McFadden, Jaylin Williams, Tiawan Mullen, Devon Matthews and Jack Tuttle meeting with Allen the day after the season ended to ensure there would be no repeats of the 2-10 campaign. Allen also looked at what caused the injuries that severely hampered them in 2021 and whether it was something the program could change. While Allen learned it was largely a matter of bad luck through a study from an outside group, he still made changes for the 2022 season. The show wraps by also discussing the coaching changes Allen made after the season by firing offensive coordinator Nick Sheridan. He also explained the decision to not make any other coaching changes, even if some were made for him. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this weeks episode of Spin IT! on Sports, Stephynie is talking with 5 time Pro-Bowler and 4 time All-Pro NFL Legend Jared Allen. Most know Jared for his tenacity on the field, his relentless work ethic, his larger than life personality and of course his signature mullet….but there is so much more. Off the field he's gone on to be a highly successful Entrepreneur, making headlines by forming an All-Pro curling team. But that's not all, Jared's biggest impact has come in the form of helping critically-injured United States Military Veterans. While Allen was one of the best Defensive End's to ever do it and had an illustrious 12 season NFL career….his journey wasn't always smooth sailing and definitely had its fair share of challenges along the way.  On today's episode, we'll find out how Jared was able to overcome multiple bouts with the law and how he found a way to spin life in his direction….which ultimately led to becoming a Hall of Fame finalist, a devoted husband, father and a man that would change the lives of so many Veterans.   Timestamps:  00:00- Spin It! on Spots Intro 00:47- Jared Allen's Intro  00:50- When Jared chose to become a pro-athlete 05:30- Jared's Roots 07:15- Horses = No Boys 09:25- When Jared dies, he doesn't want to be just known for his football career. 12:07- “Have an identity outside of whatever it is you do.” 14:00- Jared's most pivotal moments before the NFL 17:25- “You either build eachother up or knock each other down.” 18:24- Jared's DUI's and what he learned! 23:30- Always make sure to surround yourself with good people 25:25- “We are a society of second chances.” 27:19- Don't be afraid to seek help! 29:27- How Jared chose “Wounded Warriors” 38:24- You have to Jump if you want to be an Entrepreneur  40:25- Faith, Family and Generosity  45:45- Jared biggest obstacle that he's been able to turn into an opportunity  50:33- Social Media & Important Links 52:37- Spin It! Outro  Social Media & Important Linked  Jared Allen's Homes for Wounded Warriors (JAH4WW):  https://homesforwoundedwarriors.com/ Jared Allen's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jaredallen69/

“Posing As Canadian – How Big Foreign Oil Captures Canadian Energy and Climate Policy” with Professor Gordon Laxer, January 27/29 2022 After winning the 2018 provincial election, Premier Jason Kenney set up a 3-year, $3.5 million “Public Inquiry into Anti-Alberta Energy Campaigns”, AKA the “Allen Inquiry”. Allen handed in his final report on October 21, 2021 having found only a dibble of so-called foreign “anti-Alberta” money where Kenney had alleged gushers. In fact, the amount of foreign money directed to anti-fossil fuel campaigns turned out to be less than the cost of the Public Inquiry itself. While Allen came up dry on the issue of foreign anti-fossil fuel financing, his Inquiry sparked renewed interest in foreign influence over Canadian energy and climate policy. This episode of Planet Haliburton features an interview with Professor Gordon Laxer, the author of a December 2021 report entitled “Posing As Canadian: How Big Foreign Oil Captures Canadian Energy and Climate Policy”.

While Allen was born in Oklahoma, his family relocated to Wyoming where they started their family business, Timco Service and Supply. Timco is an Oil field equipment supplier that now has offices in both Central Wyoming and Oklahoma City. Allen started sweeping floors and dusting shelves when he was just 10 years old. After getting married and settling down in Virginia with his wife received a call from his father to return to Wyoming to help with the family business. He knew nothing about running a business except a few classes in accounting and computers. Blessed to have a business mentor that helped see the potential and future of the company, they expanded their products and sales efforts. Allen has successfully managed the business for over 33 years, becoming a business partner in 1994. He met his wife on a high school mission trip to Guatemala and has two grown sons, one of which works in the family business. In addition to running Timco, he has also served the community as an EMT, deputy coroner and as a board member for several local non-profit organizations. He currently volunteers as a business mentor for SCORE, the largest network of free volunteer small business mentors in the nation and serves at LifeChurch Moore as an Operations Team member. Jack's Jellies is a family run business started in 2021 by 4th grader Jack Rosas. Jack and his mother Erin spend a lot of time in the kitchen together cooking so when Erin showed Jack the process of making pepper jelly, Jack's Jellies was born. Jack's Jellies are homemade using a simple recipe, come in several flavors from smokey to sweet, and each batch is crafted with love.

While Allen was born in Oklahoma, his family relocated to Wyoming where they started their family business, Timco Service and Supply. Timco is an Oil field equipment supplier that now has offices in both Central Wyoming and Oklahoma City.  Allen started sweeping floors and dusting shelves when he was just 10 years old.  After getting married and settling down in Virginia with his wife received a call from his father to return to Wyoming to help with the family business. He knew nothing about running a business except a few classes in accounting and computers.  Blessed to have a business mentor that helped see the potential and future of the company, they expanded their products and sales efforts. Allen has successfully managed the business for over 33 years, becoming a business partner in 1994. He met his wife on a high school  mission trip to Guatemala and has two grown sons, one of which works in the family business.  In addition to running Timco, he has also served the community as an EMT, deputy coroner and as a board member for several local non-profit organizations. He currently volunteers as a business mentor for SCORE, the largest network of free volunteer small business mentors in the nation and serves at LifeChurch Moore as an Operations Team member. Jack's Jellies is a family run business started in 2021 by 4th grader Jack Rosas. Jack and his mother Erin spend a lot of time in the kitchen together cooking so when Erin showed Jack the process of making pepper jelly, Jack's Jellies was born. Jack's Jellies are homemade using a simple recipe, come in several flavors from smokey to sweet, and each batch is crafted with love.

https://linktr.ee/WeebGamerhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdE3EaeU98CGeSDPZRSlaMQThis episode was revolutionary! Firstly it was the first time all members synchronized their starting claps, which boosted their already in the ground morale. Then Sean and Andre ripped open Tokyo Revengers MC and didn't hold back! While Allen was pleading his resurrections case about To Your Eternity's possible ending, IN WHICH ANDRE'S THIRD EYE HAS OPENED AND IS OPENING UP TO THE IDEA. The crew leaves off with some great anime/gaming news and their expectations on each. Lastly they all make fun of Sean for his lack of workplace benefits. This ones a good one, enter and be blessed by the WeebGamerPodcast's intelligent hosts and creative topics they speak about 

New Zealand named their squad to play the season-ending T20I series against Bangladesh and as was widely tipped, it will see a potential debut for explosive Wellington opener Finn Allen.The right-hander was at home in Auckland with extended family who gathered to say goodbye before he prepared to leave for the Indian Premier League, when he saw he had a call from Black Caps selector-coach Gary Stead. He left the room to take the call."I came out with a pretty big grin on my face," he said. "It's awesome to get that opportunity. I mean, who doesn't want to play for their country?"It caps a meteoric rise for the 21-year-old who a year ago was languishing on the fringes of the Auckland squad. Since then he has signed for Wellington, set records in the Super Smash, was called up as injury cover for Martin Guptill in the Black Caps, earned an IPL contract and now has a chance to prove himself at international level ahead of the World T20 in India this year."I'm so grateful to Cricket Wellington for giving me the opportunities," he said.The gratitude would be mutual.Allen was a pivotal part of Wellington's successful Super Smash side, scoring a competition-best 512 runs at an average of 56.9 and an eye-popping strike rate of 193.9.His approach is based on aggression, so he likes to call it "intent" and putting the new-ball bowlers under the cosh from ball one."For me [the key] is the simplicity of what I'm trying to do when I'm out there," he said. "Keeping my head as clear I can and literally just focusing on watching the ball and trying to hit it as hard as I can."His numbers paint a very modern picture. While Allen averages a touch over 48 in T20s, he hovers around 25 in List A cricket and under 20 in limited first-class opportunities since making his debut in 2018. This month he was signed by Virat Kohli's Royal Challengers Bangalore as a replacement for Australia's Josh Philippe. At a shade under $40,000 his contract will not put him in the millionaire's club but it was still a stunning opportunity for a player yet to wear national colours at senior level.Adam Milne will be more familiar to fans, having played 61 times for his country across the white ball formats.Milne, 28, made his debut for the Black Caps in 2010 as a teenage tearaway but the rigours of flat-out fast bowling on a slight frame have meant that injury has been a constant companion.Of late Milne has become a specialist T20 bowler, turning in consistent performances for the Sydney Thunder in the Big Bash. He has a $670,000 contract with the Mumbai Indians for the upcoming IPL and has been training with Central Districts since leaving managed isolation.Six regulars, including Kane Williamson are missing. He is joined on the sidelines for this series by Mitchell Santner, Kyle Jamieson, Jimmy Neesham, Tim Seifert and Trent Boult.Devon Conway will have the added responsibility of taking the gloves, while Will Young has been included as a top order option.Speedster Lockie Ferguson has recovered from a stress fracture and returns."It's certainly been a season like no other and once again we've had to be pragmatic in our approach," selector Gavin Larsen said."The six guys who will miss this series are incumbents in our T20 side and the decision to give them some time at home with family before they embark on a long stint in India was principally made with their welfare in mind."We're also very aware of the need to give others opportunities in a World Cup year."NZ squad to face Bangladesh: Tim Southee (c), Martin Guptill, Finn Allen, Devon Conway, Will Young, Glenn Phillips, Mark Chapman, Daryl Mitchell, Adam Milne, Lockie Ferguson, Ish Sodhi, Todd Astle, Hamish Bennett.text by Dylan Cleaver, NZ Herald

While Allen is off enjoying Hardy, Kellie invited her longtime friend and trainer Stephany Acosta of Elevate Fitness to be her cohost. After the year we had, we all need a reset physically, mentally and emotionally. Stephany talks about the proven health benefits of exercise, not just for the body, but also for your brain! Plus, how do you find motivation to get started from square one, and what should you look for when you're ready to hire a trainer to help you reach your fitness goals? Stephany also breaks down the current trend of intermittent fasting and explains what it means to follow a macro diet. And then Stephany makes a generous offer for our podcast family -- 4 training sessions for only $125!! Go to ElevateFitnessNow.com to sign up and you may run into Kellie while you're there! Thank you to our podcast sponsors! Theragun is the handheld percussive therapy device that releases your deepest muscle tension using a scientifically-calibrated combo of depth, speed, and power. Try Theragun for 30 days starting at only $199! Go to Theragun.com/LOVIN right now and get your Gen 4 Theragun today. With Best Fiends, there's something new today. And tomorrow. And every day after that. Literally thousands of levels to play—and counting. Plus tons of cute characters to collect. With Best Fiends, the fun never ends! Download Best Fiends free today on the Apple App Store or Google Play. That's FRIENDS without the R – Best Fiends!

Before you get lost in the episode, please consider supporting the podcast with as little as $0.99 Cents a month, your support means the world to me: https://anchor.fm/forensicsexperience... In this episode, I'm just excitedly reminiscing about Forensics with Kalen Allen! Kalen's Bio: At just 25 years old, award-nominated actor, producer, singer, and television personality Kalen Allen has catapulted into the mainstream media, reaching millions of people worldwide across his social media platforms and through his content online. Discovered in 2018 by renowned talk show host Ellen DeGeneres, Allen first made a name for himself through his hilarious “Kalen Reacts” videos, giving colorful and witty commentary on culinary concoctions online. It was one of these videos that caught the attention of Ellen, and he was invited to appear on the show. Ellen knew she had found something special in Allen, and offered him an opportunity to collaborate and produce content for her digital platforms. Today, Allen holds a regular guest spot on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” and often takes his trademark wide-brimmed red hat and infectious personality to high-profile events, such as the Billboard Music Awards and the MTV Video Music Awards as Ellen's correspondent. He also has his own weekly digital news series, “OMKalen,” where he gives one-of-a-kind commentary on hot topics and trending stories of the week. Allen also appears as a judge in the Food Network's newest baking competition series, “Cakealikes.” The series premiered on Discovery's new streaming service, discovery+ on January 4, 2021. On the digital front, Allen's videos boast an impressive 600+ million views across all Ellen platforms and is growing by the day. His work has also earned him a plethora of award nominations, including a Model D Award win for Best Host in a Web Series or Channel in 2018, and another for Best Celebrity Integration in a Web Series or Channel in 2019. He was also a finalist in the Best Weekly Unscripted Series and Best Use of a Digital Influencer in a Web Series categories for Model D, and was nominated for Best YouTube Comedian at the 2019 Shorty Awards. He was recently honored with the Social Influencer Award at Better Brothers Los Angeles 2019 Truth Awards and an Honoree at the 2020 Webby Awards. In film, Allen made his feature film acting debut in Seth Rogen's "An American Pickle” for HBO Max. Based on the 2013 New Yorker novella “Sell-Out,” the comedy follows an immigrant worker at a pickle factory that is accidentally preserved for 100 years and wakes up in modernday Brooklyn. The film, which also stars Maya Erskine (“Insecure”) and Sarah Snook (“Succession”), is directed by Brandon Trost ("The Disaster Artist") and premiered on August 6, 2020. While Allen continues to entertain on screen, he recently made his music debut with the release of his holiday album, “For Christmas Sake!” Featuring tracks with MJ Rodriguez (“Pose”) and Alex Newell (“Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist”), the EP soared to the Top 10 holiday charts upon its release in December 2020. Originally from Kansas City, Allen attended Temple University in Philadelphia and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre. He has a big place in his heart for charity, and actively supports The Point Foundation, which empowers aspiring LGBTQ+ individuals to achieve their full academic and leadership potential. He currently resides in the Los Angeles area. You can find Ginger on major social media platforms @Thekalenallen If you enjoyed this episode, please rate it 5 stars in the podcast app and subscribe as new episodes will be here EVERY Wednesday! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

While Allen is away The Illuminati welcome in a special guest for a deep analysis of The worldwide protest rallies and the policies that have recent come from them. Theme credit: Smooth Phuzion Logo Credit: Ginny Leano For more about The Metropolis Podcast Network. Check out our new site. http://themetropolisnetwork.com Be sure to subscribe to The Metropolis on Youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1kn0m_czn3nABboDBaH4YA Follow The Metropolis on Instagram/IGTV: @TheMetropolisCollective Join The Metropolis on Twitter: @MetropolisPAC Support The Illuminati by contributing on Patreon!: https://www.patreon.com/illuminatipodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/themetropoliscollective/message

Kellie and Allen finally had to face the truth and step on the scale. How did they survive a week without alcohol, carbs and candy do to a person in quarantine? Weigh in is tomorrow. We'll see if it was worth it! If you're not on the Next Door app during quarantine, you're missing out! Neighbors are turning on each other as they report each other for not wearing face masks and congregating in groups. While Allen was doing yard work, Kellie was secretly filming him and caught him in an embarrassing moment. Was she a hypocrite for posting it on Instagram after she forced Allen to take down an embarrassing video he'd posted of her? There's so much confusion over the benefit of wearing masks and gloves, but you'll be shocked by the experts' recommendations for handling packages delivered to your door. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Gary Allen joins hosts Eric Balkman and Dave Gerczak to talk about how he won the 2015 Fantasy Football Players Championship (FFPC) Main Event and the $300,000 grand prize that came with it. While Allen didn't expereince the same level of success in the 2015 Footballguys Players Championship (FPC), he was able to get big performances fom Jordan Reed, Julio Jones and Drew Brees en route to his big payday. Plus, your calls, emails and tweets all answered on The High Stakes Fantasy Football Hour!