Ode to Jesse Owens: A Story of Brotherhood on Tola Talks – Ep #245

In this conversation, Rich reflects on the life and legacy of Jesse Owens, a legendary athlete who made history at the 1936 Olympics. He discusses Owens’ achievements, his friendship with German athlete Luz Long, and the broader themes of brotherhood and unity in the face of adversity. Tola emphasizes the importance of sportsmanship, connection, and embracing different perspectives, drawing parallels to contemporary societal issues.

Watch now and discover: → Jesse Owens was a symbol of hope and brotherhood. → His achievements at the 1936 Olympics challenged racial stereotypes. → The friendship between Jesse Owens and Luz Long transcended political boundaries. → The letter from Luz Long to Jesse Owens exemplifies deep human connection. → Rich Tola’s ode to Jesse Owens emphasizes love and acceptance.

Tola Talks with Actress/Producer, Troy Titus-Adams

Good things come in threes, so this week Tola Talks is all about celebrating three very special 10 year anniversaries.

The first, a decade of friendship with my lovely co-host, Actress/Producer Troy Titus-Adams. Second, it’s our 10th show since returning to LA Talk Radio – the second time around. And third, it’s my 10 year anniversary of sobriety. That’s right, an amazing decade of hangover-free mornings…not to mention more than $50,000 worth of savings!

There’s also some sober talk about going the mile, i.e., adding an extra 10% to your exercise regime, allowing transgender individuals in the military, plus one of my favorite leadership books by best selling author Dr. John C. Maxwell, Talent is Never Enough.

Have an awesome week everyone, and remember to get your workout in!

Peace – R