Hollywood Stuntman to Ketchup Enthusiast

from Let's Make Some Noise · host Edwina Adams

Welcome back to another amazing episode of Let’s Make Some Noise! In today’s episode, our host Edwina Adams is joined by Anthony Martins AKA The Real Ketchup Guy for an encouraging and inspirational! We start off by discussing Anthony's background, and how he got into boxing, and becoming a stuntman! We then move on to how he moved from Hollywood stunts to being a ketchup enthusiast and talking about the things he loves. This is a great episode you don’t want to miss!Check out https://www.therealketchupguy.com/ for more information on Anthony, and to engage with Edwina visit https://edwinamakesiteasy.wixsite.com/website. Thank you for joining us! Host: Edwina AdamsGuest: Anthony MartinsTime Stamps & Show Notes: (00:00 - 01:50) Intro (01:51 - 04:32) Our Guests Story(04:33 - 06:59) Golden Gloves (07:00 - 10:58) Getting Into Stunts(10:59 - 14:21) Injuries and Marketing (14:22 - 18:40) Making Noise (18:41 - 21:50) Helping Others (21:51 - 23:05) Never Give Up(23:04 - 24:26) Closing Thoughts

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