Episode 137 of The Michael Anthony Show sees MA going solo behind the mic as a variety of issues are dealt with throughout a sombre but energetic show.

The increasingly disheartening affairs of Manchester United, Tom Brady, some concerning introductions into Dublin terminology, the influx of foreign players into the IRFU rugby team, previous guests and much more discussed, as the League of Ireland is also examined.

Combat sport also features, as last weekend saw the KO of Olympian Michael Conlan, with the creativity of Vince McMahon being once again lauded.

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The Michael Anthony Show returns this week for Episode 136 in which actor and author Rupert Everett joins the show. Fascinating in equal measure for both his unique life as well as his on screen career, Everett delves into numerous topics as he takes us on his journey from a stiff upper lip old English militant background, to Hollywood fame.

The ever philosophical and reflective sixty-two year old opens up on sexuality, gender, the declining nature of the arts, changes in the gay community, the effects of technology on society, mortality, his experiences with Harvey Weinstein, as well as his love for Oscar Wilde and more.

Having hit worldwide fame following his role as George in 1997's 'My Best Friend's Wedding', Everett discusses his decision not to spend his career dining out on the gay best friend character, and tells us of his regrets as well as struggles in the unforgiving and often isolating world of show business. 

A man with an intriguing view on how we interpret the concepts of love and individualism, Everett's path has included brushes with sex work, heroin use and decades of promiscuity. 'The Happy Prince' creator is resilient, a character of his generation. A generation that he now longs for in an ever virtual world.

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The Michael Anthony Show returns with Episode 135 that sees MA attack the daily newspapers following this weeks coverage of 134, analyse the Novak Djokovic saga and discuss many other cultural topics such as the problem with David Beckham, toxic online culture, Winning Streak, the evolution of cheating in sports and more.

The show also delves into the concept of 'Not All Men', with the role of phones in our life also being spoken on. MUFC touched on throughout. 

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The Michael Anthony Show returns for Episode 134 with the iconic Jaap Stam.

Commonly regarded as one of the greatest centre halves ever to grace a football pitch, the ever honest 'Rock of Kampen' delves into numerous topics of discussion, including his unusual route to the top,  his trophy laden three years at Old Trafford and infamously abrupt exit, the Milan collapse in Istanbul 2005, Lansdowne Road 2001, his managerial career, playing with the Brazilian Ronaldo and more.

The Dutch icon also gives his views regarding the worrying changing face of modern football, and offers an insight into the mentality that creates somebody as consistent and fearless as Yip Jaap, Jaap Stam.

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Legendary actor John C. McGinley joins The Michael Anthony Show for Episode 133, out now on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. A New Yorker with proud Irish roots, the 'Wall Street' star opens up on his fascinating life which saw a failed athlete turn to the silver screen, before eventually embodying the now iconic Dr. Perry Cox in TV sensation 'Scrubs'. 

Many topics are discussed with the honest and frank McGinley, including his childhood, the psyche of Cox, 1980's Hollywood, mortality, special needs and much more, as he expresses affection for his ancestral homeland throughout, with a trip to Darndale in the horizon.

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Episode 132 of The Michael Anthony Show sees one of the world's greatest ever midfielders, Bryan Robson, open up on his unique career in which he became an icon to people worldwide. 

A God in Manchester, they don't make them like Captain Marvel anymore.

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Episode 131 of The Michael Anthony Show sees MA discuss the sex industry with escort and dominatrix Charlotte Rose. The former MP candidate has led a unique life as heard throughout the show, with a variety of topics delved into.

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This week the MA Show delves into a series of cultural and societal topics as well as Manchetser United.

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Episode 129 of The Michael Anthony Show with filmmaker Dan Reed is out now on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. The British director is perhaps best known for his documentary 'Leaving Neverland', in which Wade Robson and James Safechuck detail the alleged sexual abuse that they were subject to at the hands of Pop's King, Michael Jackson. Throughout this show, he discusses the controversial 2019 film in depth, as well as his unrelenting belief in the accusations levelled towards Jackson. 

A constant target of criticism for the vast and loyal Jackson fanbase, Reed delves in to his view of Jackson's paedophilic ways, the root of his ambition to make the documentary, the pending follow up, the absence of justice and the psychology of the world's greatest ever entertainer.

Many other topics are also discussed throughout including the porn industry, guns, social media, US culture and more. 

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Episode 128 of The Michael Anthony Show sees the first show without a guest in weeks, as MA delves into numerous topics such as sexuality, head lice in schools, R Kelly, mortality, Anthony Joshua and many more cultural issues.

Manchester United and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer are also discussed. Out now on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

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