Deep Dive: The Execution of Louis XVI, the Legacy of Telly Savalas, and National Hugging Day - January 21, 2026
This episode explores the seismic 1793 execution of Louis XVI, the careers of cultural giants like Telly Savalas and Geena Davis, and the heartwarming origins of National Hugging Day.
We take a closer look at the events of January 21st, from the radical shift of the French Revolution to the stars of stage and screen.
- 📜 The Fall of the Monarchy: The trial and 1793 execution of Louis XVI that changed the course of European history.
- 🎭 Kojak’s Legacy: Remembering Telly Savalas, his military service, and his iconic television presence.
- 🎶 A Tenor's Journey: The incredible career of Plácido Domingo, from The Three Tenors to his work as a conductor.
- 🎬 Representation Matters: Geena Davis’s impact on Hollywood both on-camera and through her research institute.
- 🤗 National Hugging Day: Why Kevin Zaborney created this day in 1986 to bridge the emotional gap between the holidays.
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