Episode 68 Tony Moze

from The Anchor Nation Hosted by Kevin Touch

Tony Moze Joins The Anchor Nation to discuss his journey and his passion about books. Tony comes from a hard working family and discussed his journey about he went from his previous job in the medical profession to really inspiring others through books and knowledge. Tony gave a backstory on how he fell in love with books and rhyming during the interview and what it takes to make dreams into reality when talking to the youth. Also, a fire take rap at the end of the interview. Follow Tony Moze On Social Media: https://www.instagram.com/tony_moze https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=NyJoZ6X https://anchor.fm/tony-moze-

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