The All or Nothing Podcast with Billy Moore

Lawrence Kenwrtight talks about the systemic fraud within our city and government

CAMPBELL Gillespie is a living miracle. He cheated death when he was struck by lightning. Campbell, who was 39 at the time, was struck by lightning as he ran through a park. As several million volts coursed through his body, he fell face forward into a deep puddle. Only the quick actions of his friends saved his life. The sheet lightning struck a gold chain which Campbell was wearing round his neck. The chain disintegrated but the gold cross attached to it survived without a mark.

The Tax Man - former Liverpool gang banger Sicarias McGrath tells his story.

Tony Moran says he has been 'moulded by adversity' but, after losing his job and finding refuge in homeless shelters, he can now call himself a world champion.

The hunt for my brothers killer

Quadrant Park & The State nightclub DJ Mike Knowler tells how he brought house music to Liverpool

MMA fighter Shem Rock went on the run at a young age because he feared the police would lock him up for a crime he didn’t commit. Shem fled to Malaysia for almost a decade before being arrested

The untold story of the attempted assassination of Pablo Escobar, while at the height of his powers, by a small team of elite mercenaries. Peter McAleese tells his incredible story.

Danny Christie from Carlisle took part in a bloodied bare-knuckle fight despite being banned by a court from having any contact with his rival has narrowly escaped being jailed. He has now honed his bare knuckle boxing skills and reigned in the rage to become a major contender in Wembley arena on the 16th July

Veronica Packman disappeared from her family home in Bournemouth in 1985. Her daughter Sam Gillingham, then 16, came home from school to find a note, supposedly from her mother, along with her wedding ring. The letter said that she was leaving their family. The year before, Causley moved his lover Patricia Causley into the house and later changed his surname to hers. It wasn't until 10 years later, when Causley was jailed for two years for trying to fake his death in a boating accident that he was found guilty of her murder.

True Crime - The unbelievable story of J.M.Kane 34 years in a US penitentiary.

The mind blowing story of one mans descent into the very bowels of an American penitentiary and how he survived the crazy regime with serial killers such as Charles Manson and Ed Kemper

X factor finalist Marcus Collins opens up and shares honesty about his time during X factor, behind the scenes,his ups and downs and the overwhelming feelings he felt of being thrust to stardom over night

Tony Bellew & Molly McCann talk about ' Weapons Down GlovesUp' and the problems we have in Liverpool

John Burton aka “Juice Bomb John” is back on my podcast with more incredible stories of change and redemption

Paul Venis K1 fighter recovering addict shares his humble story with his heart open to vulnerability

Former professional footballer, Shaun Tuck, was jailed for racist tweets following the murder of soldier Lee Rigby

Good Friday Special 2022  

Sam Ahmed tells her explosive story of a failing care system, grooming and addiction

Boxer Jack Catterall robbed of his glory

Music with rare meaning, ‘people’s poet’ Jamie Webster has built a movement around songcraft that distils struggle, finds hope and the tugs at the ties that bind. Creating pin-sharp pictures of people he sees around him striving and failing, through no fault of their own, to make better lives, Webster’s motivations and inspirations are unambiguous. Singing for the downtrodden, dispossessed and ill-advised with fists-aloft, smile-wide songs that invite, if not demand the release of communal celebration, Webster’s story has a cast of thousands. Rooted in Liverpool, yet finding the same faces with different accents singing every word back at him, from London to Glasgow, Manchester to Belfast, every moment of Webster’s success is shared. scoring a UK Official Albums Chart Top Ten and UK Official Folk Chart Number One with his debut album, We Get By, Webster is held up by the enthusiasm of people just like him: those who simply love music and see the cracks in people’s troubles that serve to let the light in. His 2021 album, Moments, was produced by Manic Street Preachers’ producer Dave Eringa at Rockfield Studios and elevates Webster to full-blooded, plugged-in, R’n’B and Laurel Canyon-inspired indie anthemist with everything to say.

The best BKB boxer on the planet & 5 X World Champion, traveller Jimmy Sweeney on prison & alcohol.

Paddy Lacey the professional footballer who went to prison then became a professional boxer

Rusty Firmin was born in Carlisle in 1950. He joined the Royal Artillery at an early age and was then posted to 49 Field Regiment RA and subsequently to the 29 Commando RA. Getting a taste for commando ops, Rusty passed the SAS gruelling selection and joined B-Squadron 22 (SAS) Regiment in 1977.  

There were numerous desert training trips to the Middle East, four tours in Northern Ireland on both covert and overt operations, the Falkland Island conflict (image top right), four tours on the counter terrorist team and was heavily involved as a Blue Team leader as a lance corporal at the 1980 Iranian Embassy siege in London where he was directly involved with the incidents inside the embassy

Joe Kidd who grew up on the wrong side of the path in Liverpool and lost a good friend to an horrific murder hit many rock bottoms but changed his life to become a successful businessman and own his own cleaning company making it on the hit TV show Hoarder homes on channel 5.

Colin Dunne was an explosive boxer who defended his world title 6 times.

Gordon Hill 'The Wealdstone Raider' tells his story.

Ricky Killeen became an IPP prisoner with a 99yr tariff after being involved in a violent crime.   He was determined to go to prison from an early age to be with his father who was his hero and serving a life sentence.  He soon realised this was not the life he wanted and made an effort to change and in doing so wrote a fitness book to help other inmates overcome their low self esteem and mental health.

Denise Fergus shares her heartbreaking concerns and worries over the killers of her son, the charity she has formed in James’s name and her hopes for the future.  Supported by husband Stuart Fergus

The most daring con of the 90s:  A reformed con artist from Manchester has spoken about his double life as an international fraudster, and how he pulled off an elaborate multi million pound jewellery heist.  Saqib Mumtaz, 49, and his accomplices persuaded top-end Beverley Hills jewellers Bijan that the brother of the Sultan of Brunei was planning a lavish wedding and was in the market for precious stones

Brendan Wyatt aka Jockey tells an incredible story from the very depths of despair, loss, drug addiction and banged up in prisons abroad

Bryan Creighton went from an Afghanistan war zone to the MMA arena where another war began this is his story

Jonathan Wheeler served over 18 years after his death sentence was commuted to 50 years for attempting to smuggle 2kg of pure heroin out of the country.

Champion boxer Joe Ainscough was viciously stabbed in a street attack that almost ended his life, this is his story.

Alleged Hit man Kevin Lane, who was sentenced to life for a contract murder back in the 90s, tells his powerful story of injustice

Comedian and host of the Have A Word Podcast, Adam Rowe, tells his story

Jose Baxter seemed set for glory aged 16, but poor choices meant his life takes a turn for the worse, with his problems deepening after he received a drugs ban while at Sheffield United in 2015.

Danny Christie, the former boxer from Carlisle with a tough upbringing, recently fought a popular YouTuber in a bare knuckle fight after years of bad blood, to become the peoples champion.

Ben Hatchett joins Billy Moore for the 2nd time to answer some tough questions.

Kev's Cab tells his story

Liverpool's DJ & Song writer Davey T talks about his incredible journey through the generation of dance music.  His credits are old school dance hits "Rock To The Rhythm" and "Brother & Sisters". He was also Liverpool's first body popping champion.

Mark Scanlon talks about his journey through MMA and his mindfulness approach to life and how to cope in difficult situations.

Londoner Micheal Emmett born into a family of crime was taught early in life to be the best villain possible from petty crime to organised drug smuggeling Michael became the best of the best at what he did. His story is one of redemption and change he knew deep down that this wasn't his destiny his destiny was not to be the best villain but a decent law abiding human being.

Liverpool film critic Rob Ager talks movies and more

Lawrence Kenwright the son of a docker who became a millionaire developer tells his story.

UFC heavyweight Tom Aspinall talks about the incredible journey he has been on to make it to the top of his game, his belief in becoming the next world champion, his training regime and family life and values.

Join Billy in this new hilarious podcast with special guests John May and Darren Smith

Broken hearted mother of Daniel Gee - Jamieson who was killed in a fatal knife attack at the tender age of sixteen. Mandy shares  the horrific story of her sons murder on that fatal night.

Police operations caused Bob Croxton’s world to fall apart but he became a changed man and placed thousands of young kids back into legitimate employment.

Join Billy and Darren in this new hilarious podcast with special guest Chris Cairns

Dean Garnett head coach in Aspire with an honours degree in coaching and development shares his journey, his opinions and views.  These are Dean's personal thoughts on current issues that we are faced with today.