RICH CELENZA talks about what his life was like as a young boy and how he helped his father book comedians for his nightclub.

Rich also talks about hanging out at The Comedy Club in LA and hanging with his friend Walter who ran an event there called "Trippin On Tuesdays".

Rich also talks about how he loves Sebastian Maniscalco but thinks Dave Chappelle is the best comedian ever. Rich also discusses what he thinks happens to comedians and bands over the year’s.

RICH CELENZA sits down with RIA LOEKS and discusses with her all the tricks of the trade on how to look and feel your best. Ria Loeks is fifty years old and most people are shocked because she looks like she's in her late 20' early  30's. Rich questions her on what skin products she uses along with her eating and sleeping habits. 

They also discuss how Ria actually  grew up feeling very unattractive and geeky. This is a real life story of the ugly duckling turning into the beautiful swan.

RICH CELENZA addresses a previously Podcast (Episode 96) on how people need to realize not all relationships are meant to last. Rich gets a little deeper on that subject and also discusses why he thinks people allow themselves to be in relationships and have friends who they know are toxic, which includes family members and colleagues

A lot of of people out there also like to point finger and blame others for being toxic, but never realize that their behavior and attitude was the problem all along.

Episode 2 - Check Out Episode 104 Before listening to Episode 105. RICH CELENZA talks with his close friend Miguel Martinez about the journey he took coaching his son in Baseball, which eventually lead his son to receiving an athletic college scholarship.

Miguel also talks about the ups and downs he and his son went through which included how much time, money, travel and dedication it  took. They also talk about how he didn't burn his child out and how he kept things fresh and fun while doing it!

RICH CELENZA talks with his close friend Miguel Martinez about the journey he took coaching his son in Baseball, which eventually lead his son to receiving an athletic college scholarship.

Miguel also talks about the ups and downs he and his son went through which included how much time, money, travel and dedication it  took. They also talk about how he didn't burn his child out and how he kept things fresh and fun while doing it!

RICH CELENZA talks about his past and what he went through regarding his first daughter needing a liver transplant. Rich talks about his journey regarding finding the right doctors and hospitals and what he and his ex-wife went through regarding the entire process.

While Rich was staying in the Children's Hospital helping his oldest daughter recover from surgery, Rich's second child was being born down the street in another hospital.

RICH CELENZA sits down with one of Rich's oldest buddies Joe Pensante (Better known as Joe Spaghetti / Joe Pins) and tells him he is starting Facebook page that is going to call out all Jag Offs. 

Rich is exhausted by everyones behavior in society and it's time people get exposed. No one is safe from Rich's crazy rants including family members, colleagues and friends. This FB page will have quotes, audio and video clips exposing all Jag Offs from all different places on Planet Earth. Not one is safe.

RICH CELENZA talks about how he grew up thinking he didn't have an addicted type personality. But as got older he realized that for the most part no matter who you are you are you slowly but surely start becoming addicted to things.

A lot of people become addicted too many different things throughout their life which include things that are healthy for them and things that are not. A lot of people also like to point out other peoples addictions and bad habits but don't seem to realize their own!

RICH CELENZA talks about how when growing up he learned that the beatings he received physically and mentally only made him that much stronger. Rich believes that the beatings and losses we take in our life define who we really are.

The more beatings you can take the stronger you can become. If you can't handle being beat down or set back you will most likely never succeed at what you truly want to go after. No matter who you are, you're going to be knocked down, but don't let anything knock you out!

Rich talks about his previous Episode 98 and how he thinks there is nothing wrong with becoming educated, but the way school systems are set up, can program our kids into becoming lazy. 

Rich also get’s into that he thinks a lot of what schools and teachers teach are a waste of time and should be teaching things like learning about financing, how to invest along with how to protect themselves and their money.