The Michael Anthony Show returns for 2026 with a short but energetic solo show, covering a variety of topics relevant to today's ridiculous world. Greenland, Man United, Trump, AI, The Beckhams, Marty Supreme, and more are all touched on.

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Adam Richman, culinary maverick and TV legend, joins The Michael Anthony Show for a raw, no-holds-barred conversation in Episode 195. Richman takes us behind the scenes of his life and career. He opens up about his complex relationship with Anthony Bourdain (and the truth about forgiveness), life after the Man v Food whirlwind, and candid reflections on grief, loss, and mental health.

This is an honest, unfiltered conversation where Adam shares the grit required to navigate fame and loss, mixing deep personal insight with humour and true authenticity. He also delves into his love of Tottenham Hotspur, untold childhood stories, and his all-time favourite meals.

Richman's worldview makes for fascinating listening.

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Novelist and musician Kieran Saint Leonard joins The Michael Anthony Show for Episode 194 in a wide-ranging discussion covering music, philosophy, magic, modern technology, and his own creative journey. Author of the novel A Muse, Leonard also dives deep into his literary work and his music (as Saint Leonard), in a fascinating and thought-provoking conversation.

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Michael Anthony goes solo again in Episode 193, exploring the Charlie Kirk shooting, culture wars, politics, ageing, masculinity, beard transplants, Trump, hypocrisy, Willie Nelson, Ruben Amroim, and more. Packed with anecdotes, insights, and sharp observations, this episode blends thought-provoking ideas with entertaining moments.

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The Michael Anthony returns with a solo show for Episode 192, with a variety of topics discussed throughout. Manchester United and season preview, The MA Show's cinema debut, Ozzy Osbourne & Hulk Hogan, the suppression of emotions, delusions of futurism and much more discussed.

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The Michael Anthony Show returns with a solo show for Episode 191. A variety of topics discussed throughout, AI, modern "Irishness", Oasis reunion gig, Carl Jung and much more.

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Pete Doherty, frontman of The Libertines and Babyshambles, and one of British rock’s most captivating figures, joins The Michael Anthony Show for an unfiltered, wide-ranging conversation.

In this rare sit-down, Pete opens up about the music behind his new solo album 'Felt Better Alive', produced by Liam Gallagher’s guitarist Mike Moore, and reflects on how he balances loyalty to longtime fans with the drive to create something entirely new.

We dive into fatherhood, fear, hope, and life after heroin — as well as his thoughts on Trump, chaos, and keeping sane on tour. Pete also shares stories from a surreal career: duetting with Elton John, and a strange night in Russia involving Vladimir Putin.

Alongside the chat, Pete performs an exclusive live set featuring three new songs and the Babyshambles classic “Albion.”

He also talks founding his own label, Strap Originals, and the challenges that come with creating a label centred around a genuine love of music.

If you’re into real, raw conversations with icons who still have something to say , and sing, this one’s for you.

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John Lydon, frontman of the Sex Pistols and punk icon, joins The Michael Anthony Show for Episode 189 — a raw, honest, funny and wide-ranging conversation.

In this episode, the ever irreverent Lydon speaks openly about the spirit of punk, the legacy of the Sex Pistols, and his personal journey through grief and loss. He reflects on the importance of authenticity, discusses his views on politics — including Donald Trump and global conflicts — and shares stories involving The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, and his friend Sid Vicious.

Still performing with Public Image Ltd, Lydon also looks back on his unique childhood, the breakup of the Pistols, caring for his late wife Nora, and his enduring passion for football.

Fiery, unpredictable, and deeply human — this is a revealing insight into one of music’s most legendary voices.

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