1107 - Jelly Roll Lost Over 120 Pounds, New Music From Lady Gaga & Happiest Part Of The Day!
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What is the opening intro and format of The Roz and Mocha Show?
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guys are awesome, man. This is the Roz and Mocha Show podcast.
Yo, it's Razamoka. Who's this? Hi, Renata. Hi, Renata. How are you? I'm good. How are you? Doing great. What can we do for you? Today, my son is turning 10, my son Pedro. And he's a big fan, and he would like to introduce the news. Hey, all right. Yo, put Pedro on the phone. Hey, Pedro, come. Hi, Luca. Yo, Pedro. Happy birthday, dog. Thank you. All right. So you want to introduce the news. You know how this goes down? Yeah. Yeah. Have
you
been practicing? Yes.
Okay, cool. All right. Are there two kids there? Yes. Okay. Who's the other kid?
Julia.
Okay. So it's Pedro and Julia.
Yeah.
And you're both going to yell it?
Yeah. How old are you,
Julia?
Eight.
Eight. Oh, man. Okay. This is not going to be a disaster. Okay. Anytime you guys are ready, go ahead.
Hey, Mocha.
Yeah.
Yeah. Are you ready? Yeah. Yeah. Let's do the news. There we go. Happy birthday, Pedro. Thank you. They've been practicing a lot. Love it. Have a wonderful day, guys. Thank you so much. You too. Bye. The Roz and Mocha Show podcast. Newsbreak.
Fire Aid was last night. The big concert for Los Angeles started at 9 o'clock Eastern. What time did it finish? It finished. I woke up late for work.
I was in the car watching on my phone through Apple while driving. I was
listening on my phone while driving at 345 this morning when Lady Gaga closed out the show.
How did the Fire Aid concert raise money for Los Angeles fire relief?
So we did a lot of talking about this, right? It was the biggest thing. It was unavoidable. That's what we kept saying. It was unavoidable. Anywhere that you stream anything, it was going to have this concert. You know, I woke up this morning and I was like, oh, damn. Oh, you forgot? Completely forgot.
You didn't
have Netflix on? Not one second of it. Yeah, I watched that Will Ferrell Reese Witherspoon movie. Is it good? It's funny. I like when Will Ferrell swears, right?
I like a sweary Will
Ferrell movie. So he's like, he says MF in this. Oh, yeah? Yeah, it's really good. So the concert last night, Billy Crystal, who lost his home that he had been in since I think like 1975 or something like that, came out, opened up the show, and you'll hear a little bit of this, and then he talks about going back to where his house was, and there was just rubble there, and the only thing that he found was a rock that they had in the backyard that just had the word laughter written on it, and that was left, and he brought that out on stage with him. Here's Billy Crystal.
Hello, L.A., and everybody watching around the world watching us. Welcome to Fire Aid. We are gathered here at the Kia Forum. Our goal is simple tonight, to raise more money than the Dodgers spent on free agents. You'll be
hearing
from a number of people who were tragically affected by these fires, and I am one of them. I stepped onto the grounds and I fell to my knees, and I wailed. I had not cried like that since I was 15 years old, and I was told that my father had just died. This was the only thing that was left. I felt there was a message from that 15-year-old me saying, it's going to be okay, and it will be okay. Thank you.
And I don't know how much money they raised, but L.A. Clippers owner, I know this, Steve Ballmer and his wife Connie, they pledged to match all the donations that were brought in during the live broadcast. No. Which is a lot of money. So I don't know what that total is going to be, but whatever it is, Steve Ballmer is going to match it dollar for dollar.
They raised like $60 million leading into
it. That was just leading into it, right? Yeah, ticket sales and sponsorship money.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the opening intro and format of The Roz and Mocha Show?
0:00–2:16
2
How did the Fire Aid concert raise money for Los Angeles fire relief?
2:16–17:16
3
What is Jelly Roll’s weight‑loss transformation and upcoming 5K challenge?
17:16–29:47
4
What new music did The Weeknd release with his “Hurry Up Tomorrow” album?
29:47–38:22
5
What new Lady Gaga song debuted at the Grammys and why is it notable?
38:22–47:40
6
What did Travis Kelce say about the upcoming Super Bowl matchup?
47:40–55:48
7
What are the latest Canada‑U.S. tariff updates and their impact on alcohol sales?
55:48–1:03:51
8
Why are mornings considered the happiest part of the day according to recent research?
1:03:51–1:08:52
Speakers
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