Ep 203 - Pink, Olivia Newton-John, Aretha Franklin, David Lee Roth

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An incredibly rowdy interview from Pink in 2003 and we discuss how she grew into one of the best performers around today. We go back 40 years for a surprising interview with Olivia Newton-John as she talks about challenges in her career. She also talks about the new movie she had just finished shooting... "Grease". We remember The Queen Of Soul with a revealing clip of Aretha Franklin from the early '70s. And on the very last "Wisdom Of Dave", David Lee Roth addresses the infamous "Brown M&Ms" story.

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This week on Famous Lost Words: An incredibly fun interview from Pink in 2003 as she reveals her wild side. And we'll talk about how she has become one of the best live performers of this decade. We also go back 40 years (!) for a...

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