Aug 28th-Red Wine Day!, 1st American Saint, Shania Twain, Jack Black, Leann Rimes, MLK "I have a Dram"

0:19 Hi everyone, I am Jeffrey. Welcome to history and factory is about today? Today is August of twenty eighth. Red red Wine. You memba fee so fine? You can keep me rocky in follow all the time, Red red Wine, your memorphee, sony lad when you're just saying Red red Why my memor fee so sad? Anytime I see you with me for body? Did you know Neil Diamond actually recorded that song fifteen years before you be forty. Red Red one. It's up to you. Oh, I can't do loved.

1:03 Timbers Wall goal. Just thought i'd give you a couple options today. Now it is National Red Wine Day. Now, five ounce glass the red wine. It is fat free, cholesterol free, only one hundred calories, so not bad now. The skin of the grapes that they use to make red wine, it has this protein in him and it's proven to slow down Alzheimer's dementia and help with blip flow. So, whether you do it for medicinal reasons or just for fun, enjoy some red wine today. Since going on entertainment in August, the twenty eight let's about Your two thousand and three number one album was Bad Boys Too. The movie soundtrack. Bouncing jay Z had the number one song with crazy and Love Okay Alan Jackson and Jimmy Buffett adding them one country song with It's five o'clock somewhere.

2:14 Get the phones from me. You can tell them I'm just sailed away. And poor miss something tall and strong. Make it a burl cane angle. Listen, it's only half past twelve. I don't care. It's five o'clock somewhere. Number one book was The Teeth of the Tiger by Tom Clancy Todd. Movie was Jeepers Creepers too. Now the Creeper he is a winged fresh eat flesh eating guy. Yeah, well he's on the last day of his twenty three day feeding frenzy, so he attacks a school bus. Stars Jonathan Beck, Grace Wise, and Vicky Acox. All right, let's see what happening in the world. On August the twentieth, eighteen thirty. Peter Cooper he built the first American steam engine locomotive. Now he called it Tom Thumb. Now that's right before that. See before then, they did have rail tracks and all that kind of stuff, but horses and mules they always pulled the rail carts. So the people were pretty skeptical about old Tom Thumb there, so they decided to have a race between Tom Thumb and a horse.

3:21 So Tom he got up to eighteen miles an hour, he was way ahead pulling his cart, but he broke down. So the horse ended up winning the race, but everybody was pretty impressed with old Tom there. A couple of years later, yeah, horses and mules. They'd been replaced by the steam engines. England. In eighteen thirty seven, pharmacists John Ley and William Parents they started selling worcester Shire sauce. You know it's in Worcester Sire sauce, well barley, malt, vinegar, spirit, vinegar, molasses, sugar, salt, anchovies, tamarack extra and onions. United States Navy Captain N. C. Brooks, he had claimed the Midway Islands for the United States. Took a few years, but today in eighteen sixty seven, Midway Islands became the United States and US territory. They're the first US territory that was actually outside of the continental the United States. Eighteen ninety eight, Caleb Bradham, he was really having trouble selling his new soft drink, Well Carbonated Beverage, so he called his drink Brad's drink. Well he wasn't like I said it one son, so he changed the name to Pepsi. Sales just boomed. Why Pepsi, Well, his drink contained pepsin. See pepsin helps with digestion, and digestion is what the reason he created the drink to begin with. But now it's just a pepsi calla So it's just for entertainment. Yeah, that's how kay Pepsi. Nineteen twenty two, New York City radio station WAF they started.

4:40 They played the first radio commercial. It was a ten minute commercial for an apartment building by the Queensboro Realty Company. Paid one hundred bucks for it. I have a dream. That one day, on the Red Hills of Georgia, the sons of farmer slaves and the sons of farmer slave owner we'll be able to sit down together at the table of brotherhood. I have a dream. It was today, in nineteen sixty three, that over two hundred and fifty thousand civil rights marchers arrived in Washington, DC at the steps of the Lincoln the morning. Yep, they were listening to doctor Martin Luther King Jr. Is Now it's a famous speech, I have a dream.

5:21 Dop co joke joke Arge dish Shibirthday. We're gonna tar he left this shiver birthday. We don't simple tage like dish shibirthday. And you know we don't give up birthday. Okay. It was born on August the twentieth Elizabethan Bailey Seaton. She was born in New York City in seventeen seventy four. Now, when she was nineteen, she married. Then they had five children. Then she took in her husband six younger siblings. Then when she was twenty nine years old, her husband died, left her pur y much penniless. The Catholic Church took her in though, so she actually converted from episcopae into the Catholic She had not becoming a nun. That's what you can become a Catholic nun as a woman after you've had kids and everything, as long as the kids aren't depending on you. Elizabeth, she started the very first Catholic girls school in the United States. It was in Maryland.

6:09 Then she formed the Sisters of Charity. Sure you've heard about that. It's still going now. After a lifetime of doing great works, she died from tu berkleyosis in eighteen twenty one, at forty six years old. She has a bunch of schools named after probably the biggest one of seat in haul University, and a lot of churches are named for it. There's churches named for in forty different states, Canada, and Italy. She became a saint in nineteen seventy five, and she is the first United States born person to become a saint. Where we're moving now.

6:56 Not the best transition there. Actress Roxy Rooker. She was born in Miami, Florida, in nineteen twenty nine. She's best known for playing Missus Willis on the TV shows That Jefferson's Now Like Missus Willis. Roxy. She married a white guy in real life. Nowadays you don't even think twice about it. I see back in the nineteen sixties, that was really rare. Sadly, they did divorce after twenty three years. But they did have a son, you know him singer, magician or musician, Yeah, Lenny Kravitz with her kid Roxy. She died in nineteen ninety five from breast cancer, sixty six years old. Don't give up all the space, misstill with motrum last tumb.

7:41 Just Rain. That was David soul Now. When he started out singing, they called him the covered man. Say. He would sing on the MERV Griffin Show wearing a mask, so he wanted people to pay attention to a singing and not his looks. That song I played, Don't give up on This, Yeah, I went to number one in nineteen seventy six. That was his only hit. And if you're wondering, no, he wasn't good looking. But he's better known as an actor. He played Hutch on the TV show Stirsky and Hutch Now. He was born in Chicago in nineteen forty three. He died last year at eighty years old. He divorced four times and had five sons and one daughter spread out between him. Married his fifth wife in twenty ten. Actor Daniel Stern. He's sixty eight. He was born in Bethesda, Maryland, in nineteen fifty seven.

8:23 Biggest role, well, the frizzy haired guy in all those home alone movies. He was a burg No, maybe not. He was also in City Slickers. Yeah, all those movies, so pretty big roles. He was the adult voice of Kevin on the TV show The Wonder Years. Does a little acting now, but mostly he concentrates on being an artist. He creates bronze sculptures, really successful at it. He married nineteen eighty and they have two daughters and one son. Rick Rossvelle. She was born in Palo Alto, California, in nineteen fifty seven. Sixty eight year old. You know him best from the nineteen eighties. Yeah, he had a small part but he was killed by the terminator. Then he was in Top Gun Roxanne Navy Seals. In the nineties. On TV, he was on e Iron, The Pacific Blue, then later end in the nineties, the acting girls kind of dried.

9:04 Up for him. He said, you know that's okay, He goes, I saved and invested my money really well, so this is no big deal. I've been retired. He got married nineteen eighty five and they have a son and a daughter. Actors Emma Sam's is sixty five. She's born in nineteen sixty and London, England. She first did on the daytime soap opera General Hospital, then she switched over and did the nighttime soap Opera's Dynasty, then The Colby's. She had two children from her third husband, married a fourth husband and twenty twenty one have you Boozman. Sales?

9:51 Sh She and I Had Twain. She's sixty. She's born on Windsor, Canada, in nineteen sixty five. She's not the biggest selling Canadian singer anymore. No, she's start she's buying Celine, Dion and Drake. But she has sold over one hundred million records now, not just Canada, but worldwide. She is the biggest selling female country singer of all time, and her album Come On Over He has the best selling country album of all time. She married music producer Mutt Lang in nineteen ninety three. Now they had a son. Then in twenty ten, she divorced Mutt and her best friend divorced her husband. Then they switched husband, so Mutt went to be her best friend's husband and her friend's best ex husband became Shanaian's husband. I know, talk about it.

10:34 Soapopera actor Jason Priestley's fifty six. He was born in Vancouver, Canada in nineteen sixty nine. Best known for Brandon on the TV show Beverly Hills nine oh two on Them did a lot of Canadian TV. That makes sense. He's Canadian. Married his second wife in two thousand and five, and they have a son and a daughter. I have loved them. Mutty Castle made of crowns there since Wonder Boys Senior, so proudly not too much to say. Up. That was Jack Black singing for Tenash's d Jack's fifty six.

11:16 He's born in Santa Monica, California, most known for his acting saving Silverman Shallow House, School of Rock at some Musbond been married since two thousand and six, and they have two sons. So also. Why lively? That was thirteen year old Leanne Rymes. Now after that, she's actually won a couple Grammy sold over forty million records. Now she's forty three years old. She was born in Jackson, Mississippi, in nineteen eighty two. Now she's going to be turning the United States and November through the end of December.

12:01 If he goes here, you'll probably hear blue one way ticket unchained melody the Light of My Eyes. Now she got married to a second Esman in twenty eleven. Alrightyre quote of the day, it's gonna come from actors Ruth Gordon. She died to day in nineteen eighty five at eighty eight years old. Little Ruth says courage is the very important. It's like a muscle. It's strengthened by use. Pretty profound. Well, thank you all for listening today, and don't forget to follow us on who you listen to his on so you can always find us. Comes here's a cool media dot com that's cool with three Yeo's our country underground radio artists today. It comes from Tony down there in Phoenix. He wants to hear Kenyon Lockry in his song little Fiance. You guys have an awesome day. We'll talk tomorrow.

12:43 Me and my Darlene we into France to live for some real romance. Hella buss all hands some crimble in now I call her fance. Be out of town. At the top. He live on resh We pop the top. I hit on me to see what you say? Well, she said, yes, my let fiance, You're only made true to seek your maid. Do you make goos for some champagne trost to day? There I change her name.

13:52 Oh now I love my little fiance.