Pricey Talks Real Life

Frank Meeink chats about his former life as a Skinhead and Neo Nazi. He tells his story with clarity, starting with his abusive childhood that made him a candidate to join the Neo-Nazi world. Frank was filled with hate and anger and carried out countless acts of violence. He was a racist who became one of the most notorious Skinhead Neo-Nazi leaders in the USA. After kidnapping and torturing a rival gang member Frank was sent to prison for 3 years. His time in prison and meeting other ethnic groups was the start of his exit from the Skinhead Neo-Nazi world. After the Oklahoma bombing in 1995, Frank knew he was done and went to talk to the FBI and tell them his story. Since then he has been active in the community speaking out loudly about racism. Today he is a Civil Rights and Police Reform Activist. His story is brutally honest but shows that from deep darkness there is hope and empathy in humanity.

Great news we are back on Sept 23rd, 2022 with Season 2 of Pricey Talks Real Life. It promises to be a great season. Always appreciate your feedback.

Louise Quinn chats about her life as a professional footballer. Louise currently has 99 international caps and has scored 14 goals for the Republic of Ireland. She has represented the Republic of Ireland at under 17, under 19, and Senior levels. As a professional footballer, she has played in Ireland, Sweden, Italy, and England. Her current club is Birmingham City WFC. Louise talks about her young life in Ireland, her passion for football, the road she took to become a professional footballer, and living in Sweden, Italy, and England. Louise was part of the women's national football team that was forced to confront the FAI in 2017 to request basic entitlements and improvements for the women's national football team. Their courage and bravery have helped develop women's football in Ireland which is in a better place today. On Oct 12th, 2022 Louise was part of the victorious Irish team that beat Scotland at Hampden Park making history to secure Ireland’s qualification for next year's World Cup Finals in Australia and New Zealand. This was another exciting first for Louise and she chats about her preparation for this game. Her story is inspirational and motivational. Enjoy.

In this episode, I speak to Joanne McConville an incredible woman who amazingly survived a 6,500-foot skydiving accident. On April 1st, 1995 Joanne went skydiving and her parachute malfunctioned, she plummeted to the ground at 100 mph eventually hitting the ground with nothing to break her fall. How she survived is beyond belief. She speaks honestly about her life, the day of the accident, her husband Joe, her near-death experience, and a lot more. It took Joanne over 25 years to confront the trauma in the aftermath of the accident and talks about how it affected her life and family. Today she is an amazing, strong, determined woman in full control of her life and leading by example. Her story is one not to miss.

Jim Schofield serial adventurer from Blessington in Wicklow is building his own 5.8 mtr long sail boat in his garden shed. This is to fulfil his lifelong dream of sailing solo across the Atlantic ocean. Jim talks today about what has driven him to take on this tough challenge. If all goes to plan, he will start his 3,600 mile journey later this year from Portugal hoping to arrive in the West Indies after a month of adventure on the high sea's. We chat to Jim today and get to know him and hear about his plan to cross the Atlantic solo.