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One of the show's hosts is [[John Palmer (TV journalist)|John Palmer]], former [[news anchor|news reader]] on ''[[The Today Show]]''. Another is Lea Thompson, former chief consumer correspondent for ''[[Dateline NBC]]''. [[Florence Henderson]], best known for her role as one of America's favorite moms on [[The Brady Bunch]] is also a host of an entertainment show. |
One of the show's hosts is [[John Palmer (TV journalist)|John Palmer]], former [[news anchor|news reader]] on ''[[The Today Show]]''. Another is Lea Thompson, former chief consumer correspondent for ''[[Dateline NBC]]''. [[Florence Henderson]], best known for her role as one of America's favorite moms on [[The Brady Bunch]] is also a host of an entertainment show. |
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Retirement Living was started by entrepreneur [[John C. Erickson]], founder and [[chief executive officer]] of Erickson Retirement Communities and founder of [http://www.umbc.edu/erickson/ The Erickson School] of Aging at the [[University of Maryland, Baltimore County]]. Erickson is also building a new office building with integrated studio space near the UMBC campus. Right now, the network has temporary studios and offices in [[Columbia, Maryland]], [[Los |
Retirement Living was started by entrepreneur [[John C. Erickson]], founder and [[chief executive officer]] of Erickson Retirement Communities and founder of [http://www.umbc.edu/erickson/ The Erickson School] of Aging at the [[University of Maryland, Baltimore County]]. Erickson is also building a new office building with integrated studio space near the UMBC campus. Right now, the network has temporary studios and offices in [[Columbia, Maryland]], [[Los Angeles, California]] and at the [[Reuters]] studio in [[Washington, D.C.]]. |
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RLTV sponsored the car driven by 72-year-old [[James Hylton]] in his attempt to qualify for the [[2007 Daytona 500]].[http://www.jayski.com/schemes/2007/58cup.htm] Hylton was attempting to be the oldest driver in the race's history, but he failed to qualify. |
RLTV sponsored the car driven by 72-year-old [[James Hylton]] in his attempt to qualify for the [[2007 Daytona 500]].[http://www.jayski.com/schemes/2007/58cup.htm] Hylton was attempting to be the oldest driver in the race's history, but he failed to qualify. |
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| Type | Cable television network |
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| Branding | RLTV |
| Headquarters |  Baltimore, Maryland, United States
country = United States |
Launch date | Fall, 2006 |
Official website | www.rl.tv |
Retirement Living is an American television channel devoted to programming that is geared toward older residents of the United States.
RLTV airs on DirecTV channel 364 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern time, and is also available on some cable systems, including CN8, owned and programmed by Comcast.
Programs airing on this network include lifestyle shows, political shows, health and fitness programs, and a financial program.
One of the show's hosts is John Palmer, former news reader on The Today Show. Another is Lea Thompson, former chief consumer correspondent for Dateline NBC. Florence Henderson, best known for her role as one of America's favorite moms on The Brady Bunch is also a host of an entertainment show.
Retirement Living was started by entrepreneur John C. Erickson, founder and chief executive officer of Erickson Retirement Communities and founder of The Erickson School of Aging at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. Erickson is also building a new office building with integrated studio space near the UMBC campus. Right now, the network has temporary studios and offices in Columbia, Maryland, Los Angeles, California and at the Reuters studio in Washington, D.C..
RLTV sponsored the car driven by 72-year-old James Hylton in his attempt to qualify for the 2007 Daytona 500.[1] Hylton was attempting to be the oldest driver in the race's history, but he failed to qualify.
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