The Michael Anthony Show

The Michael Anthony returns, as this week, topics discussed include childhood peculiarities, takeaway coffee culture, hypochondriacs and chemists, toxic masculinity and much more.

Manchester United are also discussed in depth. 

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The Michael Anthony Show returns and in a high energy episode, weight loss, OCD, Megan Markle & The Royals, Gordon Elliot, Manchester United and more are all discussed. 

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This week, The Michael Anthony Show is joined by singer and writer, Aimee Osbourne. A fascinating woman, the 'ARO' star is the eldest child of the iconic Ozzy Osbourne and wife Sharon, and the notoriously private synth pop vocalist has led a truly unique life.

Having refused to take part in the global sensation that was the fly on the wall MTV reality show 'The Osbournes', Aimee has faced numerous struggles in becoming her own woman whilst forging a path in an industry in which she is a reluctant heir to royalty. 

Discovering an identity is one of life's great struggles for any human being, but when your father exists as the Prince of Darkness, it is a journey of far greater complexities. This, as well as many other topics are discussed throughout an intriguing show.

Aimee's own music is also a point of discussion, as she now finds herself at a stage in which she feels comfortable in expressing her voice through her art. Although Osbourne states that addiction is not something that was placed upon her by genetics, her soul packed voice and ear for a memorable melody make it evident that talent was.

In an era of shallowness in which many obsess over that coveted fifteen minutes of fame, the unassuming Osbourne would revive your faith in humanity. 

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This week, The Michael Anthony Show is joined by TV's Tim Lovejoy. Best known for his pivotal role in developing the sensation that was Soccer AM, Lovejoy opens up on some fascinating topics in episode 109.

The evolution of the iconic football show that history looks back on with mixed emotions, mental health, the loss of his brother, being a single father, the concept of love and drugs are just some of the topics discussed, in what is an intriguing conversation with a man who believes that he is rapidly changing with age.

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Episode 108: Clive Tyldesley 

This week, The Michael Anthony Show has reached the promised land, with one of the greatest football commentators of all time diving deep into the beautiful game in Episode 108. Recognisable to many ears as perhaps the prominent sporting voice of the past generation, Tyldesley offers a fascinating insight into life in the gantry, a journey that has seen him narrate us through over twenty European Cup and five World Cup finals. 

Possessing an unrivalled collection of first hand footballing anecdotes, the encyclopedic and open broadcaster discusses a wide array of intriguing topics, ranging from the erratic Brian Clough, the commercial rise of the English game, his recent setback in being replaced as ITV's main man and the changing face of media, the beauty of Messi and Ronaldo, the ever disappointing English national team and many more.

The Treble game of 1999 and Istanbul 2005 are just two of the iconic events in which Tyldesley has acted as our verbal guide and this role has not come without its unique pressures, many of which are dealt with by the man whose words have become immortalised in many of Britain's footballing cathedrals, throughout the show.

The role is of a commentator exceeds football. Their voices allow us to travel back in time and on many occasions the phrasing that they adopt can live longer in the souls of fans than the action itself. Clive Tyldesley maintains that people do not go to a film for the soundtrack, but not even Hollywood would have the audacity to have Manchester United score. Even if they did always score.

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This week's MA Show focuses on brushes with the law, mental health, the fascinating Saved by the Bell, racism and news consumption, as well as various other social issues.

The ten greatest individual Premier League campaigns are also discussed in depth.

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In strange circumstances, this week's MA Show is left to the unlikely duo of Kevin and Joel.

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Episode 105. 

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This week, The MA Show welcomes comedian and actor Doc Brown. An interesting man, Doc opens up on a life that saw him go from social work in his late twenties, to selling out arenas and working alongside some of the entertainment industries biggest name such as Mark Ronson and more recently, Ricky Gervais, with a key supporting role in David Brent's 2016 comeback, 'Life on the Road'.

Many topics are discussed throughout the show, with an in depth discussion into comedy, human existence, cancel culture, mental health and more. Doc also decided to bring his new dog along, who took a shit in the room during the early stages of the get together.


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Former West Ham defender Anton Ferdinand joins The MA Show this week for an open discussion about his fascinating football career that saw him escape the shadow of legendary brother Rio and forge his own path, before being part of the most well known racial incident in the history of English football.

Many other topics also discussed throughout.

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