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Anthony Smith is an American UFC contender in the light heavyweight division and he takes on Australian Jimmy Crute in Florida this weekend. A year ago he deployed his MMA skills to subdue a home intruder until Police arrived. Here Anthony talks candidly about the PTSD he, his wife and three daughters have suffered from the incident and his belief that all people would benefit from learning self-defence techniques.

Here Anthony and I delve into how he first became inspired to be an actor, the climate of theatre in Seattle as well as being an African American male in our current day. Anthony Simmons is a 27 year old graduate from Cornish College of the Arts (2015). He was born and raised in San Diego California where he began acting at the age of 7. Currently living in Seattle Washington, he was just recently seen onstage for Sound Theatre Company’s world premiere play “Reparations”. Anthony thanks his close friends and family for their love and support thru his artistic journey. Intro: 0:00 How you started acting?: 0:25 Harnessing your acting ability at a Performing Arts School.: 2:00 What made you choose Cornish in Seattle to pursue acting?: 3:50 How does the presence of many theatres in the city affect the theater community?: 7:09 First show post grad.: 8:18 Did you ever think about moving back home?: 10:36 What was the first year of postgrad like?: 13:45 What is the work life balance of an artist like?: 16:52 Projects that were postponed due to Covid.: 18:37 Taking a mental health break.: 20:06 Anthony describes originating two roles in a play.: 23:22 What did taking a mental health break do for you moving forward?: 25:49 How did you continue your training as an actor during your break?: 28:10 How has it been like living out in Seattle since high school?: 31:09 At a breaking point wanting to leave Seattle.: 35:33 Taking care of ourselves. Know your worth.: 39:22 How important is it to maintain mental and physical well being as an artist?: 42:16 Freddy's Burger joint story.: 44:38 What has your experience been like being a black male?: 48:04 Bus story!: 55:07 Being an artist during Covid. How have you adjusted?: 57:00 What would you tell your thirteen-year-old self?: 1:01:1

Fortunate to grow up around the rich club culture of NYC and influenced by the sounds around him, Avision now finds himself helping to usher in a new wave of techno for the New York scene. Over the last couple of years, he’s had releases on a range of influential labels like Ellum, Drumcode, Hardgroove, Machine, We Are The Brave, Mindshake, Intec, On Edge Society, and many more. Support for his productions have been coming in strong from tastemakers like Adam Beyer, Maceo Plex, Nicole Moudaber, Chris Liebing, Laurent Garnier, Joseph Capriati, and The Martinez Brothers to name a few. Avision started young on the turntables at age 12, and his preference for a more mature sound lead to his first residency by the time he was 15. Recent touring highlights include gigs at The Brooklyn Mirage and Time Warp in NYC, Fabrik Madrid, Pacha Barcelona, Stereo Montreal, and Space Miami, as well as festivals like Elrow, The BPM Festival, and Dockyards in Amsterdam. Avision’s legacy is growing through clubland like a supernova exploding in the farthest reaches of our galaxy…and he’s just getting started. Here Anthony steps up to deliver a high energy, thumping disco and house mix to deliver you into the weekend with a b-b-b-b-bang! Artist: @avisionofficial

Episode 15: It's only Anthony Horowitz. One of Phil & Natalie's favourite writers. He's written authorised original stories for the Sherlock Holmes and James Bond estates; He brought Alex Rider back earlier in the year in NightShade, and has now produced another book within a book story for Moonflower Murders, the magnificent follow up to Magpie Murders. Here Anthony talks about how he crafts such complex whodunnits and reveals he has a brand new James Bond idea, should the Fleming Estate choose to sanction another original 007 story.He's a joy is Anthony Horowitz. Enjoy him here and revel in how amazing this book is. You can buy Moonflower Murders here: https://amzn.to/3hdetFk We benefit from qualifying purchases. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Here Anthony chats with Artist/ Educator: Laurie Damon Boese.

Here Anthony chats with artist: Tammy Jane Lepp!

Listen To Episode #46 Here Anthony is flying solo this episode.  But that’s ok, he doesn’t need to talk much.  This episode celebrates some great Christmas music from over the years.  And, the episode is SAFE FOR WORK. Have a great holiday season!  And we’ll see you in 2016! Thank you to all our listeners…

Listen To Episode #18 Here Anthony and Al recorded Episode #18 early Monday morning because Anthony will be attending the Primus show during the usual recording time.  Al fills us in on the Motley Crue / Alice Cooper show.  We cover some Rock & Roll news, and check out some new music from Billy Idol…

Something different yall...again! Welcome to part 2 of episode 11 of Justin's Apartment. Let's watch a movie together shall we. Here Anthony (@murseant) and Justin (@justin_mallari on Twitter; @justinmallari on IG) disect the oh so terrible movie called "Mantera". It's so bad, we had to save our listeners by splitting this into two parts. Anyways, please email us justinsAPTpodcast@gmail.com and rate, comment, subscribe on iTunes. Both themes this week are by The Good Lawdz. "Chuuch" is the intro, and as always, "A Lil Somethin Somethin" is what kicks off the episode. Enjoy this mediocre episode, but love Anthony and Justin please!!!

Something different yall! Welcome to another episode of Justin's Apartment. Let's watch a movie together shall we. Here Anthony (@murseant) and Justin (@justin_mallari on Twitter; @justinmallari on IG) disect the oh so terrible movie called "Mantera". It's so bad, we had to save our listeners by splitting this into two parts. Anyways, please email us justinsAPTpodcast@gmail.com and rate, comment, subscribe on iTunes. Intro theme this week is called "Someone Else's Memories" by Revolution Void, and it turns out that the band who has been featured for our theme song is not Royalty Sir, but they are called The Good Lawdz with their song entitled "A Lil Somethin Somethin" (Royalty Sir just features them on their youtube). Enjoy this mediocre episode, but love Anthony and Justin please!!!