Richard Greene (journalist)

Richard Greene (born February 25, 1954) is an American media personality, author and journalist. In 2007, Air America Radio Network launched his weekly radio program, Clout (also known as Hollywood Clout) which he created and hosted. The show ran until the closing of the network in January 2010. He is also the author of Words that Shook the World first published in 2001 by Penguin Press’ Prentice Hall Press. The book’s foreword was written by self help guru Tony Robbins.

Greene, who is also known as a celebrity speech coach, with clients that include the late Princess Diana of Wales has been a regular columnist for The Huffington Post, with articles dating back to July 2008. Greene was also a celebrity judge on The Learning Channel’s series The Messengers.

Author

Richard Greene is the author of the book Words That Shook The World: 100 Years of Unforgettable Speeches and Events, which was published by Penguin Publishing’s Prentice Hall Press and features an introduction from Tony Robbins, whom he worked with at the start of Robbin’s career as a business advisor and attorney. He is also the author of The Five Communication Secrets that Swept Obama to the Presidency, a training DVD and a workbook and "E=MC2 and The.New Definition of God" a children's book.

References

1. Richard Greene (disambiguation)
2. Graham Greene
3. Bob Greene
4. Hugh Greene
5. Fort Greene, Brooklyn
6. Richard Evans (journalist)
7. David Greene (director)
8. Planet of the Apes
9. The Trust: A Game of Greed
10. Richard Belzer
11. Trevor Greene
12. University Wits
13. Richard Nixon
14. Richard
15. Pattie Boyd
16. Lurma Rackley
17. Bright young things
18. Rake (Australian TV series)
19. PUBG: Battlegrounds
20. Cliff Richard