Jan 11th-Milk, Alexander Hamilton, The Judds, Sha Na Na, Mary J. Blige, Amanda Peet, 1st Sextuplets

0:09 Well, hi there, I am Jeff and welcome to history. In fact, it's about today, presented by Cool Media. It is January the eleventh. Milky milk, Milky. Milky, milky, milk. I know you know the drill, tall glass, slightly chilled. Well that holy tail. You need some milk, milklean, no sail when you drink their milk. No, we get that drill. Today is National Milk Day. Cows they produce eighty five percent of all the milk that is drink in the world. Bite. You can also drink milk from buffalo goat, cheap yack, reindeer, camels, now camel milk that's supposed to be the healthiest milk of all. Milk gets used for a cream, butter, ice cream, cheese, yogurt.

0:55 I think you know all that. Now, Milk it is the only thing that you can survive. Only consider no other type of vegetable, lagoon, any kind of carbohydrate, anything like that. Yeah, so you could actually just live on milk alone. It contains all the nine aminial acids that it takes for humans to produce protein, and milk is eighty seven percent water, so you would stay hydrated. Think of what about a meat diet, Well, you still need vitamin C somewhere. Milk contains everything you need to live. So if you're lactose intolerant like I am, luckily we can't celebrate today. But it's cold outside, so we can actually celebrate National Hot Toddy Day. All right, let's he's going on. In entertainment, on January eleventh, back to nineteen sixty, number one album was Here We Go Again by the Kingston Trio.

1:41 Marty Robbins had the number one song with El Passel out. In the West Texas town of El Passle. I fell in love with the Mexican Goo. Nighttime would find Me in Roses CANTEENA music quid. Play and food. Blacker than nine Worthy Eyes. Of It was the number one country song. Too Miler was named. For this Mexican maiden. I was in love but in vain. I can tell one night a while, Young Cowboy came in wild. There's the West Texas Weird.

2:30 The number one book was Hawaii by James Mischner. The top movie was Benner a Jewish prince. He is sent into slavery by a Roman friend. Well, he gets his freedom and then it's payback time. Stars Charlton Heston, Jack Hawkins, and Steven Lloyd. All Right, what happened? On January the eleventh, fifteen sixty nine, the world's first lottery was held over in England. Queen Elizabeth the first. She yeld it at Saint Boss Cathedral outside of London. Now, instead of raising taxes, she came up with the lottery idea to raise money for England's harbors and coastal defenses and that kind of stuff. Each ticket it cost half a pound, so that was about three weeks pay for the average person. The grand prize was five thousand pounds, and then you could also win like expensive plates and cloth linens and tapestries and all that kind of stuff. But the kicker, the kicker was that everybody who bought a ticket was given immunity from one arrest. That's right, Well, except for piracy, murder or treason then yeah, the immunity didn't work for that.

3:27 Also in England, at seventeen eighty seven, William Marshall he discovered the first two moons on Uranus talking the planet. Now, he named them Titania and Oberon. From the Shakespeare book Midnight Midsummer Night's Premia eighteen thirty eight, Samuel Morris and Alfred Vale. They gave the first public demonstration for Morse Code, the Dots and Dashes. They were unveiled in New Jersey nineteen twenty two in the Toronto Hospital fourteen year old Leonard Thompson. He was slipping in and out of a diabetic coma, not knowing he was going to die. Doctor Frederick Banting he gave him the world's first shot of insulin. Well, Leonard, he immediately improved. He was doing pretty good, and they gave him a couple more, but then he ended up getting that insulin it was pretty impure, so he ended up having a really bad allergic reaction to it, and so they couldn't give him anymore. Twelve days later they had actually improved the quality of that insulin a lot, so they gave it to him again. Total success. He made a complete recovery. Word quickly spread and it's been used on diabet because ever since. He might be wondering where'd they get that first insulin from. Well, they got it from a cow's pancreas. On National Milk Day nineteen forty two in Kingston, Rhode Island, and got down to negative twenty three degrees. That's still the Rhode Island state record in boxing. In nineteen sixty Lamark Clark he set a record for professional boxing. He had forty four consecutive knockouts.

4:43 One night. He even knocked out six fighters, five of them in the first round. Now, Clark, he was pretty proud of that record. But the next year he fought this up and coming boxer named Casius Clay. Yeah, Clay, he knocked him out in the second round, broke his nomes, said Clark retired Clay. He changed his name to Muhammad Ali seventy too, and he's Pakistan. They renamed theirselves Bangladesh after they succeeded from Pakistan bang La Dash. It means land of Bengal. Doke dot shod dish shibf day. He left this shiver day. We want simple coage. He's like dish shbirf day. And you know we don't okay. He was born on January the eleventh, founding father Alexander Hamilton.

5:27 He was born in seventeen fifty five in the colony of Levis on the British Leeward Islands today at Saint KITT's Now. He was an orphan and a wealthy merchant on the island. He sent him in New York for an education. Ended up becoming a war hero in the Revolutionary War, fighting underneath George Washington, and when Hamilton was thirty two years old, they became the first United States Secretary of the Treasury. Still today is the youngest presidential cabinet member ever. Now he married and they had eight kids. Hamilton He's probably most known though, for his duel with Vice President Aaron Burr. They hated each other, and duels at that time they're pretty much just to save face. Though you could actually keep your honor, but all you had to do is show up for the duel. Then you had throw away your shot, basically miss on purpose, and then you could both just walk away with your honor and dignity. Hamilton his shot when he shot, yeah, it was ten feet over Burr's head and hit a tree branch. Bur though he actually aimed in fire and hits Hamilton in the stomach. Hamilton is forty seven years old when he died. Now I think I was wrong.

6:23 I said Hamilton might be best known for that duel. Now four point three million people have gone and seen the Broadway musical Hamilton. Yep. And you add all the people who have seen it on the road, that leads it to eight million people have gone and seen the play Hamilton made. Hamilton Musical made one billion dollars. Come on, the man still go home. That was the country all the judge. Now I know that she was the daughter and she's sang lead her mom Naomi was pretty much harmony. Now today we're talking about the mom Naomi Judge. She was born in Ashland, Kentucky, in nineteen forty six.

7:12 The Judge. They had fifteen songs go to number one, Someone Where Mammy, He's crazy, Girls Night Out, Grandpa young Love. Then, after eight years of performing together, Naomi, Yeah, she was diagnosed with hepatitis CE. So she retired nineteen ninety one. Naomi. She was married to I know and his dad for eight years. They also had actress actually judge. Then Naomi married her second husband in nineteen eighty nine. In twenty twenty two, Namy Naomi. Yeah, she's a gun to commit suicide. Seventy five years old. She'd been struggling with mental illness. Remember me, but I remember you. This was not so long you from my heart in tune two.

7:54 Oh My My Hard Cause by You. That was Denny Green singing lead for the band Shanna Nah. It was in the movie Grease. He was the bald guy. Now in the movie Grease, they were actually called Johnny Casino in the Gamblers. Denny He was born in New York City in nineteen forty nine, Shawn on Ah. They were the band that played right before Jimmy Hendricks closed out Woodstock. Yeah, Jimmy was a big Shanna Offan. They had their own TV show from nineteen seventy eight to nineteen eighty one. Then when that ended, Denny he left the band, went back to college. He got his master's degree from Harvard and got a lot of degree from Yale. He became a traveling professor. He'd go around from school to school teaching entertainment law, and in two thousand and seven he decided to stay put at Dayton Laschool. Taught there until he died from Esopfolko gancer in twenty fifteen at sixty six years old. So you know, we got the game Marvin jay Is in the spots to night and be right.

8:52 Bab Leny situation. That's a dope. Soep, the Queen of hip hop soul. Mary J. Blige is fifty four. She was born in the Bronx, New York. In nineteen seventy one, solo for fifty million records. Some of her hits are Real, Love, Knocked, Gonna Cry, Family Affair, Be Without You, This One, nine Grammy, and She's done some acting. She was nominated for a Best Supporting Actoring Oscar for mud Bound. She was also in Rock of Ages and Black Nativity. She married once for fifteen years, actress Amanda Pete. She's fifty three. She was born in New York City in nineteen seventy two. She first hit in the movie The Whole Nine Yards, then Sadie Silverman, High Crimes, The Whole Ten Yards twenty twelve, I did Any Thief and man Is. She married in two thousand and six and they have three children. In nineteen seventy four in Cape Down, South Africa, Susan Rosenkowitz.

9:47 She gave birth to David Grant, Jason, Emma, Nicole and Nicolette Elizabeth. Yeah, the Rosencratz six tuplets. Yeah, they were the first six sephlets. Were all six kids actually survived indocedency. Fancy but actually all sixth little kid. They're fifty one years old today. All right, let's talk to him about milk. So why is milk white? Well, I told you milk is eighty seven percent water, which is colorless. But the fat and the protein molecules that float around inside the milk, they reflect all light wavelengths, so that makes it all appear white. Thank you for listening today. Don't forget to follow us. I know who you listen to is on It comes here as at coolmedia dot com. That's cool. Three us see the other podcast and see what's going on the radio station.

10:30 Let's end. We're sir Edward Hillary. He's a mountain climber explorer. He died to day in two thousand and eight at eighty eight years old. Hillary has said people do not decide to become extraordinary. They decide to accomplish extraordinary things. Well, thanks for listening today, and you guys all have an awesome day.