Episode 24: Kathie Lee Gifford—TV Legend

The Aggressive Life with Brian Tome

Crossroads

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.9 • 756 Ratings

🗓️ 4 February 2020

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

For over 25 years, Kathie Lee Gifford was part of America's morning routine, earning 11 Daytime Emmy nominations for her work on Live! and Today. She sits down with Brian for a personal look into her career and life, tackling topics like aging, infidelity, and forgiveness, with her trademark grace and charm.

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0:00.0	In the long run, passivity won't pay off. It never pays off. If you want a life of meaning and transcendence, you're going to have to move.
0:17.3	Aggression doesn't have to be toxic or damaging. Healthy aggression risks.
0:22.2	It builds new things.
0:23.5	It breaks through barriers.
0:25.0	It's the key to living a life that matters.
0:28.3	I'm Brian Tome.
0:29.3	This is the aggressive life.
0:44.3	I'm Brian Tome. Welcome to the aggressive life.
0:48.5	Today, it's called the aggressive life because I just did something pretty darn aggressive.
0:50.0	I don't say so myself.
0:57.8	I went to this place to have lunch in Nashville, the person I know by the name of Angie, and I went in and we're having lunch.
1:05.1	And who is in the restaurant but Kathy Lee Gifford? And so I said, hey, let's make an aggressive move.
1:11.6	And I asked her, hey, I got this podcast. Would you like to be on my podcast?
1:13.0	And she said yes.
1:15.4	And so I got a boardroom.
1:15.9	They gave me.
1:16.9	We set up with my run.
1:17.5	Here we are.
1:20.9	Kathy Lee Gifford, welcome to the aggressive life.
1:21.5	Thank you.
1:23.3	I felt sorry for you.
1:24.1	Oh, you did?
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