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In the 75th Episode of The Michael Anthony Show we discuss the disgraceful methods of entertainment people engage in during lockdown, the misguided idolisation of RTE news, the angelus, Eurovision and mental health.
A disagreement regarding domestic abuse also occurs between the hosts as Pat Martin weighs in on the male victims of the violence.
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The blind, Vince McMahon's effect on society, Billy Joe Saunders and Jack Grealish are all discussed in today's MA Show, as a heavily involved Pat Martin puts himself in the shop window for female listeners, whilst revisiting his rocky relationship with the travelling community.
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Episode 73 sees discussion which questions the necessity of how we are reacting to COVD-19, as well as examining the role of global politics in this pandemic. Daffodil Day and numerous other topics are also discussed, as Martin's Markets also returns.
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With the prospect of homeschooling keeping the young Mothers of South Dublin awake at night, Episode 72 of The Michael Anthony Show explores the origins and existence of a unique breed of child bearers. Mature Students, the problem with Ireland's publicans, ski trips and Dublin's cocaine culture are all also explored.
Martin's Markets returns for this episode, as the long term effects of social isolation is also weighed up. The intoxication of the hosts in Wednesday's show is also dealt with in a high tempo and more middle of the bat MA Show.
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Today see's the hosts attempt to make sense of recent events. Enjoy the MA Show is solitude.
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Michael Anthony is joined by renowned Spanish journalist Guillem Balague for a unique conversation in which they discuss the eccentric world of football. In an open and volatile conversation, a variety of fascinating topics are touched on, with the Spaniard providing remarkable insight into the characters that have defined the beautiful game over the past three decades, something afforded to him though his unrivalled list of sources, built up over years at the top of his craft.
A variety of social issues are also discussed such as homosexuality, racism and poverty, as the Show also sees Balague open up on his relationships with both Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi, having penned biographies for both of the games greatest ever artists.
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Episode 69 out now. An Episode with Pat Martin as the hosts discuss his unusual sexual development, the Coronavirus, the tragedy concerning Caroline Flack, smoking and more.
Tyson Fury is also touched on as we see the return of the much criticised 'Martin's Markets'.
Details of a pending Patreon page discussed, as is the competition for the Andy Cole signed Treble jersey.
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Footballing icon and Treble winner Andy Cole opens up on his fascinating life in a manner in which you've never seen him before in Episode 68 of The Michael Anthony Show. Funny, honest, insightful, the Premier League's third highest goalscorer of all time discusses a variety of things with the host such as his limited International career, racism, the commercialisation of modern football, his feud with Teddy Sheringham and his recent health scare in a unique and compelling Episode.
His time at Manchester United where he won five leagues as well as the demise of the club post-Ferguson in also discussed in depth in an unmissable chat for any football fan.
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Comedy writer Graham Linehan joins Episode 67 of The Michael Anthony Show for a fascinating and honest discussion, in which he speaks of how he created the most successful Irish TV Show of all time in 'Father Ted', working with Dermot Morgan, his fight with "ball cancer" and his other successes with shows such as 'The IT Crowd'
In recent years, Linehan has also become heavily concerned with the cancel culture that has began to dominate the arts. As a man who has always identified on the left, the fifty one year old who brought Craggy Island from brain to screen, doing so much in helping to modernise Ireland away from the clutches of the Catholic Church, Linehan now finds himself abused online and daily vilified in the media for his stance on women’s rights.
Although this pursuit is negatively impacting the writer in not just his professional but also personal life, he cannot stand back and let something he deems as detrimental to the future of humanity be not only tolerated, but also encouraged. Whether in agreement or not, like so much of his work in the past, Linehan's take on modern society is undoubtedly compelling.
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Episode 66 of The Michael Anthony Show sees the hosts engage in in depth conversations regarding health and fitness, the fallings of youth, the toxic effects of the Leinster Schools Cup whilst recalling personal experiences, the real importance of Valentines day as well as Philip Schofield's recent declaration.
The Irish political landscape is also touched on as we see 'Martin's Markets' return.
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