My Life In The IRA - Sam Millar Tells His Story

Anything Goes with James English Ep/242

My Life In The IRA - Sam Millar Tells His Story

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[Themenace-]

Love how James just sits back no interruptions throughout the podcast!

[Ladumasports]

Having been born in Belfast In The 1970s Into a Protestant family - but being raised and now living in South Africa 🇿🇦 this podcast has given me a real perspective on what the Catholic people of Northern Ireland really had to endure over that dark period. Sam Millar is a brilliant story teller and an amazing man. Thanks again for another great podcast James - keep them coming.

[markhynes]

I'm from a staunch loyalist area in Belfast and I have to say this man's story is incredible and James done a great job letting the convo flow, fair play Sam.👍🏻

[KitbogasEyebrow]

This is an elite interview. Not just for the topics covered but for the professionalism. Minimal questions and letting the guest speak freely.

[craig]

This man's been through more than most can ever imagine just to live free. Absolute brilliant Podcast James, Top respect 👍💙

[lmac]

This is the best thing I've watched on YouTube. Jesus, what a life this guy has had. Massive respect for him.

[neophyte]

I was totally zoned in on this story there, picturing the events in my head . Belter James keep it up

[andrewparry]

This is by far the best podcast James English has done

[petertherdbanks]

Absolutely amazing story, had me gripped from start to finish, well done James for getting Sam to speak to you and thank you Sam for sharing your story.

[mariameenan]

Just listening to Sam about the H Blocks and it really saddens me. My Granda, Vol Teddy Campbell, was a political prisoner and died in Kesh H Blocks in 1974. I never got to know him but the older I get I'm very proud of him. He fought for what he believed in. Great interview James.

[isabellmurphy]

My grandfather was killed in McGurks bar and the family have and still are fighting for the truth. The ripple effect was to consolidate the families rage against the British Government. I grew up in the 70's was 13 during the hunger strikes, I laugh at soldiers having done a "tour" in NI which was 6mths and went home to a "normal" life and had PTSD, I say THIS WAS MY WHOLE CHILDHOOD

[ganzful]

This is been absolutely fascinating and the best thing I've seen and heard in 2022. as a kid growing up in the 70 and 80s make you realise how grim that era was compared to the 90s and later. No one of my generation will have forgotten Bobby Sands.

[green]

I am a loyalist but it's really hard to dislike this guy. Proper Man. Loyal and Tough.

[themackdaddy]

I’ve been following you for a while now James but I have to say my friend I was absolutely glued to this for 2 hours . Fantastic viewing

[h.o]

Hello! Im from Finland 🇫🇮 and this was one of the best interviews i ever seen and listen. This story teached me more about Northern irish history and reasons why things was and are like they are. This was unreal lifestory that i didn't knew before, big repect to him.
Thank you about this!

[gregoryevans]

I've watched a lot of interviews and this one is withoubt a doubt one of the best. What a man! What a life he's led! Am really looking forward to reading his book "On the Brinks".

[HavingTheCrack]

I don't use the word legend lightly but my good lord what a story and what a legend he is, one of the best podcasts I've ever listened to, you really let him tell his story and didn't unnecessarily interject.

[andrewmartin]

Genuinely the best podcast I’ve ever listened to. Fair play.

[jacktrout]

I want to leave a comment so everytime someone watches, comments, or likes this video ill be reminded of this awsome interview. As an Irish-American thats a U.S Marine I have nothing but respect for people like this. 🇮🇪☘️🇺🇲 we love our Irish cousins from across the pond no matter what you think of us. Sláinte

[GodKnows]

I'm proud to be a Irish man" Sam is man that wears his heart on his sleeve, God blessed him" His story is truly amazing 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪