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Well, hi there, I am Jeff, and welcome to history
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and Factoids about today, visited by Cool Media. Today's December
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the fourteenth.
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The monkey, The monkey, the monkey, Monkey.
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I'm not so Today is National Monkey Day. The difference
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between monkeys and apes. Apes do not have tails, and
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monkeys are smaller. The smallest monkey is a pygmy marmoset
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is five inches long and three point five ounces. The
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largest monkey is a mandro. Males they can get up
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to about one hundred pounds. Females a little old less
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than thirty. I do just celebrate monkey Day. Why you
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go to the zoo? You can read some Curious George books.
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You know you can't use that fun being silly like
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a monkey would. Now, No, monkeys do not make good pets,
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so don't even think about that for Christmas.
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All right?
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This is going on in entertainment on December the fourteenth,
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and the year nineteen sixty six.
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Number one album was The Monkeys by the Monkeys. That's
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just a coincidence.
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The Beach Boys had the number one song with good vibrations.
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I'm taking.
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She's getting me excitations.
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Jack Green had the number one country song, but there
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goes my everything.
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Oh, my dreams.
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There smile.
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The number one book was the Secret of Santa Victoria
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by Robert Crichton. The top movie was A Man for
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All Seasons. It's the story of Sir Thomas Moore. He
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stood up King Henry the Eighth when the king got
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rid of the Catholic Church so he could divorce and
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remare stars Paul Schofield, Wendy Hiller and Robert Shaw.
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Okay, what happened on.
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December of the fourteenth, twelve eighty seven in the northwest Netherlands,
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The zuitter Ze seawall collapsed during the Saint Lucia Flood.
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It's the seventh largest recorded flood in world history. Fifty thousand,
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eighty thousand people were killed. Fifteen forty two In Scotland,
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King James the fifth had died, so his daughter took
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over as ruling at Scotland. She was Queen Mary, the
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first Queen Mary was six days old. In Paris, France,
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in sixteen fifty six, they figured out how to make
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artificial or fake pearls. They'd used gypsum pellets and cover
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them with fish scales. Now, after all these years and
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all the technology, the easiest way to tell a pearl
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is real and yeah, it just robe against your teeth.
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If it feels rough, it's real. If it feels smooth,
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it's fake. And what is considered the first military engagement
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of the American Revolution seventeen seventy four a fore under
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New Hampshire Militia min they attacked Fort William and Mary.
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It was a British fort. Yeah, the militia men they
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were able to take over the fort, got a whole
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bunch of small arms and about one hundred cask of gunpowder.
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Happy Birthday Alabama is today in eighteen nineteen Alabama in
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the twenty second state Alabama. It's a Creek Indian word.
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It means tribal town. Capital is Montgomery. Highest point as
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Mount Chee had twenty four and thirteen feet. Alabama state
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bird as wild turkey, fish is the large mount bath,
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mammal is the black bear insect, monarch, butterfly, trey, longleaf,
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pine liquor, wild turkey, and Alba. Alabama they had three
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state foods peach, BlackBerry, i'm pecan unofficial state food well turkey.
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Some people born in Alabama Helen Keller, Rosa Parks, Jesse Owens,
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Hank Williams cond Lisa Rice, Charles Barkley, Courtney Cox, Lina Ritchie, Hank,
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Aaron bo Jackson, Channing Tatum, and is some of the
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people born in the Hearted Dixie. Nineteen eleven in Norway's
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rold Umson, he became the first person to stand on
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the south Pole. Nineteen forty seven in Daytona Beach, Florida,
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the National Association for Stock Car Racing was formed. Yeah,
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we all just call it NASCAR. Nineteen sixty two of
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the United States spacecraft, the Mariner two, became the first
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interplanetary spacecraft when it flew past Venus. Yeah, passed Venus
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by twenty one thy six hundred miles. That was actually
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close enough to take Venus's temperature in nine hundred degrees.
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Nineteen seventy two United States astronauts Hamilton Schmidt and Eugene
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Cernon they crawled back into their lunar spacecraft. That ended
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the Apollo seventeen trip to the Moon, and no one's
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in back to the Moon since. In twenty twelve, at
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the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newton, Connecticut, a gunman
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fired one hundred and fifty six shots in five minutes,
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killed twenty kids who were six and seven years old
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and seven adults murderer. He ended up killing himself. They
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still don't really know why the net job did it.
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In twenty sixteen, at the University of Toronto, their scientists
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announced they found the oldest water on the planet. They
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found it deep in a Canadian mine. Now the water
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dated back to two billion years old.
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I bet it tasted funny.
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A very successful British surgeon. His name was Simon Bramwell.
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He was famous worldwide for successful organ transplants. Yeah, he
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performed him all over well today in twenty seventeen.
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Yeah, he had to come clean. He fessed up.
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He had to admit to the fact that twice while
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performing liver transplants, he etched his initials into those two livers. Yeah.
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I really didn't damn with the liverage. But everybody knew
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that it was just wrong.
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They didn't know how to punish him, so finally they
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just charged him with as salt and made him pay
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a ten thousand pounds fine joke, joke.
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Joked, joke, shote Thish shivers day. Please don't he left
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this shiverfday. We want simple tags. He left this shivers
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day and you don't do to Okay.
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It was born on December of the fourteenth American General
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and stead Byley Jimmy Doolittle. He was born in Alameda, California,
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in eighteen ninety six. Nineteen twenty seven, Jimmy he made
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the first blind airplane flight. Now, they blacked out his
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entire cockpit and so he had to make that entire
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flight from takeoff the landing with just his instruments. Then
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during World War Two he was awarded the Middle of
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Honors see four months after Pearl Harbor happened. America, Yeah,
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they were pretty down, But Japan they were on top
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of the world. They didn't think anybody could touch them.
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Well anyway, Doolittle he led sixteen bombers on a one
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way mission bombing mission. They took off from an aircraft carrier,
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dropped their bombs on Tokyo. They didn't have enough gas
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get back, so they just kept going and dissed their
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planes in China. Sixty nine men lived, three died. Now
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Japan they were freaked out. They thought they were intougible.
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America I got a little bounce back on her step Jamie.
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He married nineteen seventeen and they had two sons. He
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died from a stroke in nineteen ninety three at ninety
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six years old. Actress Francis BeVier. She was born in Manhattan,
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New York in nineteen o two. She was best known
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for playing MP on The Andy Griffith Show and then
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Maybe RFT No. I wasn't sure, but they think she
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got married for a couple years in the nineteen thirties.
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Francis she died from congestive heart failure in nineteen eighty nine,
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eight days before eighty seventh birthday. She lived in this
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early small town called Silver City, North Carolina. In her will,
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she left a one hundred thousand trust fund for the
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town's entire police force. She wanted to make sure they
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received Christmas bonuses every year. Comedian actor Maury Amsterdam. He
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was born in Chicago in nineteen oh eight. Start out
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on vaudeville, then radio. Best known for playing Buddy on
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The Dick Van Dyke Show. Now, when Maury would do
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his stand up act, he was called the human joke machine.
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See he would just have people in the audience yell
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out a subject. Yeah, he can make a joke out
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of everything. He married a second wife in nineteen forty
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nine and they were together until he died in nineteen
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ninety six at eighty seven years old from art attack.
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They had two children, Hey did you happen to see
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the most Beautiful the World?
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And fifteen.
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She cried, Hey, Hey.
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That was country singer Charlie Rich. He was born in Colt, Arkansas,
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in nineteen thirty two. Started releasing songs in the nineteen sixties,
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but he you get really big in the nineteen seventies.
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Some of his number one songs were behind closed Doors
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most Beautiful Girl. That actually was the number one on
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the pop chart. He had a very special love song,
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I Love my Friend Now.
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He pretty much.
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Retired in the nineteen eighties, though. Yeah, even though he
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was having a really big success, he kind of got
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burned down. Got married nineteen fifty two and they had
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four children. Charlie died in nineteen ninety five and sixty
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two years old from a pulmonary embolems embolism.
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Old three times on the ceiling and he he's the
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answer is my sleeves means you meet me in the hall.
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Joyce Vincent Wilson. She is half of Don in Tony
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Orlando and Don Joyce and Thema Hopkins were done Joyce,
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she's seventy eight. She's born in Detroit nineteen forty six.
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Now Joyce and Thoma became his backup singer Don in
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nineteen seventy. Now supposedly this last year they ended at
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They're All Done. They had their fail War tours and
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all that kind of stuff. So we'll see Tony, Orlando
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and Don. They were really big in the nineteen seventies.
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They even had their own TV variety show. Some of
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their heads for Candida Knock three times, Ty Yellow Ribbon
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around the old Oak tray, he don't Love You like
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I Love You. Yeah. When she wasn't performing, she'd do
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other reunion tours with other acts from.
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The nineteen sixties and stuff. Yeah.
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She even sing with Us Springs for a little bit. Yeah,
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she stayed really busy. Actress Patty Duke. She was born
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in New York City in nineteen forty six. When she
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was fifteen, she went an oscar playing Helen Keller and
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the Miracle Worker. Then she started on her own TV show,
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The Patty Duke Show, but she actually played two identical cousins.
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In nineteen eight and nineteen eighty two, Patty she was
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diagnosed with bipolar disilder and no one talked about mental
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illness back then. Patty, she came out public with it. Yeah,
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she was the first celebrity to talk about mental illness.
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She was really groundbreaking. I mean she would advocate for
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it and try and raise money for it and all
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that kind of stuff. She had a son then when
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she married her throat husband, that guy he adopted him.
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That son is actor Sean Austin. How her and that
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husband had another son and they divorced. Then she married
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her fourth husband in nineteen eighty six and they had
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a son. They were together till Patty died from sepsis
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in twenty sixteen and sixty nine years old. Actress Dee
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Wallace is seventy six. She was born in Kansas City, Kansas.
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In nineteen forty eight, she played the mom on the
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movie Et. Then she did a whole bunch of horror films,
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The Hills Have Eyes, the Howling Kujo Critters, that was
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just some of them. D She had a daughter from
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her second husband. Her second husband died and then she
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married her third husband in nineteen ninety eight.
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That was C. J. Snare singing for a Firehouse.
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He was born in Washington, d C in nineteen fifty nine,
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helped form Fire Our House back in nineteen eighty four.
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He sang and wrote all or hit songs. Some of
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those hits are Don't Treat Me Bad, Love of a
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Lifetime all she wrote when I Look into Your Eyes Now.
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He had two sons and one daughter. In twenty twenty
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A c J. Yeah, he was diagnosed with colon cancer.
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He took a little break from the band, but he's
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gonna go back out on tour with him this year
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about the colon cancer had got him. On April fifth,
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at sixty four years old, all.
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Right, let's go back and talk about monkeys. How our monkeys.
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They have one of the loudest calls of any land
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man animal. You can hear a hower monkey car roar
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three miles away. Oh, thank you for listening today. Don't
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The podcast The Father of Our Country. George Washington died
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today in seventeen ninety nine, sixty seven years old. Tour says,
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if freedom of speech is taken away, we will all
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be led like Shekh the slaughter. You guys have an
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awesome day and we'll talk tomorrow.
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