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Tola Talks about Washington D.C. legalizing marijuana, Bikram Yoga and the lawsuit against its founder, Madonna taking a spill during the Brit Awards, and Winston Churchill’s blood being auctioned off. Plus it’s Throwback Thursday, so check-out all the first timers from 1982.
Weekdays on youtube.com/tolatalks and all Social: @richtola
Tola Talks about the record-setting blockbuster, Fifty Shades of Grey, and the 6 reasons why women love this story – Six Degrees of Fifty Shades. Plus, Happy President’s Day everyone and a special celebrity shout-out to the cast and crew of Saturday Night Live for 40 years of greatness!
Weekdays on youtube.com/tolatalks. Social: @richtola
Tola Talks about Katy Perry & the Super Bowl, Katherine the great white shark & stupid shoplifters, plus it’s Fitness Friday so check-out the 5 things you NEVER say to someone who has gained weight. Because no matter what, anything you say, you’re going to offend someone!
Weekdays on youtube.com/tolatalks
Tola Talks about Jermaine Jackson & Teri Garr, men living in ceilings and getting lost at sea for 12 days, the top 10 states in the US with the worst driving records, and the Get Your SH!T Together Award to the drunk woman in NYC who plowed into 6 pedestrians in midtown Manhattan. On Throwback Thursday, Rich takes us back to the sex, drugs and rock-n-roll days of 1969. Watch the show weekdays on youtube.com/tolatalks. Follow all social: @richtola
Tola Talks about daring descents in outer space to land on a comet speeding at 35,000 MPH, baby elephants in Zambia surviving a 14-lion attack, RIP tributes to Mrs. Wolowitz (Carol Ann Susi) of The Big Bang Theory and Big Bank Hank (Henry Jackson) of the Sugar Hill Gang, billionaire booty calls for Kim Kardashian West, and Happy 30th Anniversary to the Queen of Pop, Madonna, for her Live a Virgin album of 1984. On Whatever Wednesdays, Rich also talks with attorney and motivational speaker, Paul Finizio about “Evolving and not Revolving” plus the importance of family as well as preserving and promoting Italian culture to kids in Florida.
Watch weekdays on youtube.com/tolatalks.
Tola Talks with Lucid Dreamer & Musician Chris Duque. On Top 10 Tuesdays, Rich also ranks his Top 10 Albums of All Time (before he turned 30). Weekdays on youtube.com/tolatalks
There is much we can learn about poise and leadership from one of the greatest shortstops of all-time – The Captain of the New York Yankees, Derek Jeter. Thanks for the memories – R
Who can forget “the Eighties”, right? Ronald Reagan and the end of the Cold War, Nancy Reagan’s Just Say No to drugs campaign, Dallas, Dynasty, Seinfeld and Miami Vice, Pac-Man and Nintendo, the Walkman and the Boombox, the arrival of Halley’s Comet, the Mount St. Helens eruption, MTV, Madonna and Michael Jackson’s Thriller, the Yugo and the DeLorean, “Big hair” and Ray-Bans, the Cabbage Patch Doll, famine in Ethiopia and the Live Aid concert, the Chernobyl diaster, the Lockerbie disaster, the Bhopal diaster, the Tiananmen Square protests, the fall of the Berlin Wall, the NASA Space Shuttle Challenger’s disintegration, the Exon Valdez spill, the beginning of the AIDS pandemic, the Apple Mackintosh, Wayne Gretsky, Michael Jordan, Mike Tyson, Donald Trump and Michael Milken, Chariots of Fire, Platoon, Top Gun, The Breakfast Club, Rain Man, Terms of Endearment, Beverly Hills Cop, The Terminator, Die Hard and Rambo, the death of Bob Marley, and the assassination of The Beatles John Lennon, Egyptian president Anwar Sadat, Indian prime minister Indira Gandhi, and Marvin Gaye. For those of us who experienced the go-go Eighties, it was quite a decade. Now it’s time to enter the Fat Burning Eighties, i.e., today marks our 80th consecutive 5 Minute Fat Burning Workout. So enjoy today’s Killer Kalves as we reminisce about the Eighties. – R