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Well, Hi everyone, I am Jeff and welcome to History
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and Facto. It's about today. They said we're the eighteenth.
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Now my co host today. If she's not the she
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is one of the coolest moms in our country right now.
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Is welcome Samantha. Why don't you tell everybody about yourself? Hi?
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My name is Samantha aka the Running Line Mom. I
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have a platform that is surrounding my favorite things, running, drinking,
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and currently being a mom, and really, how the heck
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am I trying to balance it all every day? Because
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it is the wine is needed for trying to balance
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it all.
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Well, I think that's pretty much everybody needs a little
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wine now and then don't yes, some more than others,
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which is kind of a cool transition today. Now everybody listens,
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they know that I usually talk about the national day,
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but I don't usually have a co host who's an
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expert at it.
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All the star.
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It's my favorite day, National Drink Wine Day. And if
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you didn't know, people who've been drinking wine for over
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seven thousand years. They have even found a winery in
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Armenia that dates back to four thousand DC. But wine
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has changed over the centuries, and that's really, what today
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is all about today is for you to change and
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try different wines that you normally don't drink. The adventurous,
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be daring, have fun experimenting. Just have fun today drinking wine.
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If anyone says anything, you just tell them you are
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self educated and broadening your horizons.
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So what kind of wine would the running Wine Mom recommend?
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Well, currently it's winter, so I'm in the red zone.
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My cousin is actually a winemaker in New Zealand, so
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it is in my blood and he has decibel wine.
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His decibel Pean War is probably my favorite, or his
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Junta which is a red blend. And Judica, fun fact,
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is my grand's maiden name, so that's what that's named after.
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So those are not only good wines, but I know
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they're made by a great winemaker.
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All right, people, so now you have no excuse not
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to go experimenting with some wine. You heard it from
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the Running Wine Mom. This is going on in entertainment.
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On February eighteenth, It's Got Your nineteen eighty six number
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one album was promised by said Whitney. Houston had the
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number one song with how Will I Know? The number
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one country song was There's No Stopping Your Height by
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Marie Osmond. The number one book was Lie Down with
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Lions by Kin Filett. The top movie was Down and
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On Beverly Hills, a messed up rich family their lives
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changed when a homeless man tries to drown himself in
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their swimming pool, stars Nick Nolty, Bett Miller, and Richard Dreyfus.
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Now we were talking.
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Do you like kin Filett? You read it?
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I could? Oh, have you ever read any kin filette?
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I don't think I have. I read lot, but I
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don't think I have read any of that.
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Well, you have your own book out too, don't you.
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I have a couple of journal prompt books. Yes. I
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work also in addition to being the running Why Mom,
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I am a high school helping to dead teacher. So
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I worked with my students. My newest one is a
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teen journal that you can get on Amazon, and they
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helped me kind of create all the questions that teenagers
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would want to know to kind of raise their self
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esteem and get their mindset right.
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Well, that sounds pretty cool, I think. Well, at the
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end of the show, she'll tell you how to get
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a hold of all our stuff, but we'll also put
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it into dation note, so you can always go and
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grab that too. All right, let's see what happened on
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February the eighteenth, fourteen seventy eight. George is the Duke
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of Clarence. He was found guilty of treason against his
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older brother, King Edward the four of England. Now they
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didn't want people to know that the royal family had
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been fighting, so George was quietly executed in the Tower
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of London. They drowned him in a vat of wine.
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So maybe that's why it's WHOA.
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What a way to go?
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Yeah, they have a lot better than the stocks.
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Right.
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In seventeen eighty seven, the Holy Roman Empire, Joseph the
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Second he banned children from under eight years old, is.
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Being used for labor.
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That's right. Their kids would start they'd start kids at
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four years old working in the fields and stuff. Now
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the Holy I got it to work. Now, the Holy
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Roman Empire, it was mostly in Germany and all that
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part of Europe, you know, in kind of central Europe.
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Get this, the city of Rome. It was never part
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of the Holy Roman Empire.
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Interesting should I do what is in eighteen sixty one?
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Right?
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Okay, So in eighteen sixty one, the United States wanted
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to make Colorado a territory. The problem was that it
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had given the Chine and a rapa Hole Indian tribes
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most of the eastern Colorado ten years earlier. The US
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was able to get a couple of chiefs that were
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is a minority to sign a treaty giving it back
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and take a reservation on the south east corner of
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the state. The majority was outraged, but since the US
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had signed a treaty, they had to move. The US
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was able to take four million acres from the Cheyenne
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and Arapah, but it did become a territory ten days later.
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In nineteen oh eight. Do you even use posted stamps anymore?
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Or do you all do it from the mail and
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your card near? Yeah, a lot of people are pretty young.
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But see the post of stamps had only come in
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flat books. In nineteen oh eight, the United States they
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started the first time in the world. They started selling
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their posted stamps in rolls in nineteen Yeah, I know,
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but I know now stamps, man, I don't know how
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they can make any money. I don't think anybody right
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mail's bills anymore.
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Only for Christmas cards. That's when he's spent the most
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on that jamps.
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And Mother's Day. Yeah.
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True.
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In nineteen eleven, the first air mail flight took place.
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It went.
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It wasn't in the United States though, No, it was
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over in India. A twenty three year old pirate, Henry Pigot.
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He flew sixty five hundred letters six miles from Alabad
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to Nanny. Now, I couldn't land in Yannia. It was
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two mountainous so he just threw the sixty five undred
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letters over the side of the plane. In nineteen thirteen,
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franch modernist painter, his name is Marcel Duchamp. He just
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caused it uproar that you would not believe out there.
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I was just saying it mildly. He unveiled his newest
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painting in New York City. It was called Nude Descending
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the Staircase. Now, if everybody was out outraged, I think
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he should have just used a pretty or nude.
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So. In nineteen thirty, carried Tomba at the Low Observatory
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in Arizona discovered the planet Pluto. Rit Pluto. Well, everyone
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loves debating what to call it. An eleven year old
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girl suggested Pluto, which is the Roman god of the underworld.
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In two thousand and six, Cinners reclassified Pluto as a
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dwarf planet. Also in nineteenth dwarfa. Also in nineteen thirty,
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ELM's farm Ali became the first caw to fly in
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an airplane. They flew her seventy two miles from Bismarck, Missouri,
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to the International Air Expo in Saint Louis. She was
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most mid flight and the milk was put into cartons.
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Then they parachuted the cartons down to the spectators below.
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That's an interesting fact. In nineteen seventy eight was the
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first iron Man triathlon that was held in ConA, Hawaii.
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It was a two point four mile it still is
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a two point four mile swim, one hundred and twelve
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mile bike ride, and then you had to run a
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marathon after all of that. Fifteen men started the race,
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twelve finished. Gordon Hayler one and maybe seal John dunbardot second.
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In fact, he ran out of water running the marathon,
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so his support crew gave him the next bext best thing,
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which is beer.
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Have you ever used that when you were running or
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do youesus go with one?
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You know, beer will give you the cards I always
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like to have a beer after my run. I feel
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like it is, you know, a nice you carve yourself
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back up, but wine is also very good after You're.
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Getting that from a professional gym teacher, folks, So remember.
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That all about balance, all about balance health care.
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Hey you have a podcast here right?
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Yes, my podcast is called The Running Line Mom. I
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actually started it pretty much exactly two years ago to
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the day. The thirteenth of February was my first episode
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two years ago.
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So how awesome do you do it? Is it random
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or is it set?
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Yeah?
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So I have new episodes every Tuesday. Honestly, when I
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started out, I really didn't know the direction that I
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was going. I had just had my second child, and
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you know sho, my kids are eighteen months apart, and
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I really needed some sort of creative outlet. And so
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I was just like, Hey, I'm gonna start a podcast.
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I'll probably like interview my family members. And then it
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kind of people just kept saying yes, and they keep
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saying yes, which is great. I've got to interview some
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of like my favorite authors, my favorite fitness people, people online.
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Just a really cool experience to talk to people and
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really just like to better myself too. Whatever I want
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to know about I ask people to be on the
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podcast and then ask them questions.
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Pretty awesome. So y'all know, like I said, we'll let
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you know. You can get it pretty much anywhere, right,
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It's on Everywhere the Place podcast.
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Yeah, it's on YEP, on Apple, Spotify, wherever podcasts are.
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I also post the episodes to YouTube if you want
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to watch it. But yeah, it's everywhere. So it's it's
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been a really cool experience.
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Well it sounds awesome.
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Let's see who born on February the eighteenthp.
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Dope cop.
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Joke show dish shilberth Day. We're gonna pause.
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He left this shiverfday.
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We got simple tage.
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He left Dish shilbirth Day.
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And you know you don't do that's birthday.
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Actor Jack Plants. He was born in Latimer Mines, Pennsylvania
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in nineteen nineteen. Know where that is, actually I do.
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I'm trying to think of. I wonder what county that's been,
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how moving it's so big, like I only know like
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Buck County in Montgomery County.
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Well, he made over ninety movies, nominated for Oscars. For
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his second and third movies, they were Sudden Fair and
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Shane in nineteen fifty two and nineteen fifty three. What
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was nominated again in for forty years then he won
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an Oscar for City Slickers. Now he almost always played
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the tough guy or the bad guy. Jackie had three
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children from his first wife, married a second wife in
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nineteen eighty seven. He died in two thousand and six
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at eighty seven years old from natural causes. Now as
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jack was, Yeah, he was actually a painter. He painted
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landscapes and in every painting that he sold he always
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wrote a poem that he attached to the back of it.
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Actor George Kennedy. He was born in New York City
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in nineteen twenty five. He was in over one hundred movies.
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He won an Oscar for playing in Cool Hand Luke.
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He was in all four of the Airport movies, The
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Agresaction Dealt, The Forest, Dirty Dozen. Yeah, he was a
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tough guy. Also, he had one Actually he had just
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watched one of the Magnificent sevens with him with my
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mom the other day. Ye had one child, Yeah, there's
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like I think the first one was Joel Brenner and
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the next one was George Kennedy. So yeah, there's been
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a bunch of them ever since. In the early nineteen sixties,
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Kennedy had one child from his first wife. He had
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two kids from his second wife. They divorced after twelve years,
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and then two years later, Yeah, they got remarried. Then
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they divorced five years later. So then he married his
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fourth wife or third woman in nineteen seventy eight, and
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they had three children. So Georgie I had to keep
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working a long time with all those kids. Died from
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hartseas in twenty sixteen at ninety one years old.
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We're sorry about that. That song Walking On to n
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Ice was the biggest hit Yoko Ono had. It made
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it up to number fifty eight in nineteen eighty one.
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Then in two thousand and three they added a bunch
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of electronics to it made it up to number one
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on the dance chart In Japan. Their name is Ono
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Yoko in the western part of the world. She is
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Yoko Ono ninety two today. Born in Tokyo nineteen thirty three.