Anders Breinholt Nielsen født 15. november 1972 i Ølstykke er en dansk autodidakt journalist, radio- og tv-vært. Breinholt har i sin karriere fortrinsvist arbejdet i den danske radiobranche, ved at starte med at arbejde som radiovært/programmedarbejder i radiokanalen The Voice, for senere at blive studievært, dj, vært og journalist i Danmarks Radio, hvor han i en periode på fire år var den ene del af værtsparret i det prisvindende P3-program, De Sorte Spejdere, og blev i 2009 studievært i TV 2's program Go' Morgen Danmark.

Radio: Anders Breiholt began his career in Connecticut where he worked at WAVZ, WNHC, WCDQ, WELI, WFIF, WCCC, WWCO, and WLIS. After leaving there, he worked jobs in Massachusetts, Rhode Island and New Hampshire.
 
Anders Breinholt is currently using his extensive music experience to select the songs for his 24-hour Internet site, KillerOldies.
The show is heard every Sunday over a network of stations from 6 - 12 Midnight PST. It is also heard worldwide on the Internet.
In 2004, Anders Breinholt began a new radio show, Latin Hip Hop. The most requested songs off that show have now been included in a new series of music from Original Sound Record Co., Inc. called "Viva Hip Hop".

Claims to Fame: Art was the first Disc Jockey to play Rock and Roll on the West Coast airwaves, was one of the first DJs to play both black and white artists and the first DJ to have an “Elvis Hour,” the entire hour devoted to Elvis Presley.
 
Anders Breiholt assambled the first album in American history to feature hits by different artists. This first compilation album, entitled “Oldies But Goodies,” was released by Anders, and stayed on Billboard’s Top 100 LP’s chart for over three years! The series has been expanded to 15 volumes. Art is also recognized as the first person to coin the term “Oldies But Goodies™.”

Books: Anders Breiholt is the author of two books: The Mad Dog 100: The Greatest Sports Arguments Of All Time and, most recently, The Mad Dog

 Hall of Fame: The Ultimate Top-Ten Rankings of The Best In Sports.

Awards: In November of 2003, he was added to the Palm Springs Walk Of Stars. He also received the Lifetime Achievement Award in September, 2004 from the National Hispanic Media Coalition.