The Michael Anthony Show

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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Former England winger Shaun Wright Phillips joins The Michael Anthony Show this week for Episode 127, discussing a variety of topics.

 His time winning the league at Chelsea, the changing face of Manchester City, racism, the cultural shift amongst footballers, the quality of the MLS, his problematic QPR stint, hooliganism,  growing up with Ian Wright and many other topics are delved into as Wright-Phillips and MA go down many paths.

We also get the best XI of players he graced the pitch with during his career.

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Comedian and author Dara Ó Briain joins The Michael Anthony Show for Episode 126, available now on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. 

The Mock the Week host delves into a variety of topics including how he ended up in the strange and complex world of stand up comedy, family, football, his relationship with both Britain and Ireland as well as a variety of other topics.

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Talking boxing and life in Episode 125 of The Michael Anthony Show, with the returning George Groves.

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Episode 124 of The Michael Anthony Show is out now on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

A truly unique and strange individual, David McMillan opens on his journey from an aristocratic but unstable childhood, to drug smuggling at a level of worldwide infamy.

Perhaps most well known for being the only Westerner to have escaped from Bangkok's Klong Prem prison, the man of many names has spent over two decades behind bars in countries all around the globe. 

Torture, death, corruption and cruelty have all been dominant parts of this enigma's life, but as long as there is adventure, the Englishman has struggled to turn his back.

A worldview that is weird, haunting, thought provoking, eccentric. McMillan is a fascinating human being.

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A huge honour for The Michael Anthony, as Oscar nominated actor and creator of the iconic 'A Bronx Tale', Chazz Palminteri joins the show.

From growing up in the Mafia-ridden Bronx of the 1960's, to having Robert DeNiro depict his father on the silver screen, the New Yorker has had a career as equally compelling as his uniquely fascinating life. 

Numerous topics are discussed with the open and philosophical Palminteri in Episode 123, as he brings us true a period in time that possessed a magic that is unlikely to be recreated.

The saddest thing in life is wasted talent.

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