Tommy Mottola
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Sep 23, 2026
Pop Culture Rewind - Jennifer Lopez's Movieline Interview
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35:49Rachel FisherHOST
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35:49Desi JedeikinHOST
mean, and it's like, She even we saw that she did the same kind of thing in her music career, which we which we talked about in one of our Mariah Carey episodes where she got with Tommy Mottola.
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36:02Rachel FisherHOST
Yeah.
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36:03Desi JedeikinHOST
After the fact.
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36:17Rachel FisherHOST
There was an article about her being like one of the big payola, like they were paying cause she had like all of the biggest names in music backing her.
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36:26Rachel FisherHOST
Yes.
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36:27Rachel FisherHOST
Like Benny Medina, Tommy Mottola, like pushing her, uh, to play her records.
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36:34Desi JedeikinHOST
Uh, I was never a fan of her music.
Nonember
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98:52TylerHOST
We don't even have to question it anymore.
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98:54JohnnyHOST
Excuse me? Excuse motherfucking me? If I'm not Mariah Carey, Then why are you Tommy Mottola?
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99:03TylerHOST
I am not Tommy Mottola.
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99:05TylerHOST
Do
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99:06JohnnyHOST
you take that back? I will not.
Lizzo: Why Record Company Shade and GLP1 Backlash Is Tanking Her Album
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3:01Yasmin ShirazHOST
Michael Jackson versus Sony with his Invincible album of 2001.
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3:07Yasmin ShirazHOST
Jackson was publicly critical of Sony and label head Tommy Mottola.
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3:13Yasmin ShirazHOST
saying the label wasn't promoting the album with the aggression his career had always gotten, despite Invincible still selling millions worldwide.
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3:26Yasmin ShirazHOST
Let me give you another example.
WCA #614 with Michael Frondelli, Part 1 – Astoria, R&B Days, Salsa Nights, and Electric Lady
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31:38Michael FrondelliGUEST
Electric Lady was a rock studio.
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31:40Michael FrondelliGUEST
I mean, we were meeting Tony Orlando and Don, Hall and Oates had come in, Dr. Buzzard's original Savannah band at Broadway Recording, Tommy Mottola in his early days was bringing artists in, and then the Latin sessions.
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31:55Michael FrondelliGUEST
When I got to Electric Lady, it was completely different.
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31:58Michael FrondelliGUEST
It was rock and roll.
Trevor Horn
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35:29Trevor HornGUEST
And Randy was part of a management company.
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35:33Trevor HornGUEST
It had Tommy Mottola in it.
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35:38Trevor HornGUEST
Randy Hoffman, maybe, his name.
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35:40Trevor HornGUEST
Anyway, and so we went out for dinner and there was me, the head of Warner Brothers, Malcolm McLaren, this guy, Randy Hoffman, and Gary, I think.
ep 230 Onslaught, Iron Maiden, and more
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9:18Adam LanganHOST
[laughs] Yo, I, my theory with him, with, like, for example, that Roger Waters story, is I feel like this guy's been famous for so long, and he's ha- he's had a script to read for so long, as a, like, from a, from a three-year-old, that, like, I think to him, like, reading a script in his mind or real- uh, like, it doesn't even matter to him.
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9:41Adam LanganHOST
Like, it's just like, "Okay," like, "if this is what I want reality to be, this is what it's gonna be, and I'm just, like, reading a script from my mind." And when he asked for Roger Waters' blessing to basically borrow [laughs] his keyboard player, Ro- Roger Waters was like, "Absolutely." You know? When, when, when Michael Jackson offered to get What's Up with Youth, um, to To- no, who was it? It wasn't Tommy Mottola, was it? It's, like, one of those, like, big, like, big record exec dudes.
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10:12Adam LanganHOST
He was like, "No, Michael."
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10:14SamHOST
Yeah.
Iced Coffees with Bye Pumkin'! Podcast
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54:15PrincessGUEST
Right.
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54:16PrincessGUEST
And she was dragged along because Tommy Mottola was trying to force Mariah Carey into the nuthouse.
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54:24PrincessGUEST
She left him.
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54:25PrincessGUEST
He was like, nah, I made you.
Episode 291 - Mariah Carey's "Butterfly"
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1:39NaomiHOST
By 1997, Mariah Carey was already one of the most successful pop vocalists in history.
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1:45NaomiHOST
But behind the scenes, she was struggling under a highly controlled public image and a dissolving marriage to Sony music executive Tommy Mottola.
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1:54NaomiHOST
Seeking both artistic and personal liberation, Mariah poured her newfound independence into her sixth studio album, Butterfly, a deeply personal project that transformed her career and reshaped the landscape of late 90s music.
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2:09NaomiHOST
Moving away from the polished, adult contemporary pop ballads that defined her early years, Carrie leaned heavily into R&B and urban hip-hop soul.
6 MINS LATER
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7:58ShalinaGUEST
I don't remember.
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7:59ShalinaGUEST
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8:00NaomiHOST
think there might be some symbolism there from her divorce with Tommy Mottola where she got to spread her wings.
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8:05ShalinaGUEST
Oh yeah.
Embracing a New Era with H.E.R.
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32:52H.E.R.GUEST
... those, like, little moments that kind of one thing led to another.
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32:56H.E.R.GUEST
And eventually, you know, we're walking out of the Today Show building, and, like, Tommy Mottola's like, "Oh, hello," Kenny, my dad, you know.
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33:03Michelle ObamaHOST
Mm-hmm.
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33:04H.E.R.GUEST
Uh, "We wanna meet your daughter." And he's like, "What is happening?" Like, all these people-
Kim Zolciak’s Son Faces Shocking New Charges & Mariah Carey Diva Stories!
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40:48Heather McDonaldHOST
... quite young to-
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40:50Matthew AddisonGUEST
Tommy
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40:50Heather McDonaldHOST
...
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40:51Heather McDonaldHOST
Tommy Mottola.
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40:52Matthew AddisonGUEST
Mottola.
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40:52Matthew AddisonGUEST
Yeah.
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