Jan. 23, 2026

Jan 24th-Peanut Butter, Neil Diamond, John Belushi, Ed Helms, Aaron Neville, Ray Stevens, Ernest Borgnine

Jan 24th-Peanut Butter, Neil Diamond, John Belushi, Ed Helms, Aaron Neville, Ray Stevens, Ernest Borgnine
Jan 24th-Peanut Butter, Neil Diamond, John Belushi, Ed Helms, Aaron Neville, Ray Stevens, Ernest Borgnine
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Jan 24th-Peanut Butter, Neil Diamond, John Belushi, Ed Helms, Aaron Neville, Ray Stevens, Ernest Borgnine

National peanut butter day. Entertainment from 1964. Gold 1st found in California, 1st canned beer, Ice cream bar invented in Iowa. Todays birthday - Ernest Borgnine, Ray Stevens, Aaron Neville, Neil Diamond, Sharon Tate, Warren Zevon, John Belushi, Ed Helms. Winston Churchill died.

Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran Dianna on Spotify
Peanut butter - The Marathons
There! I've said it again - Bobby Vinton
Love's gonna live here - Buck Owens
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent http://50cent.com/
The Streak - Ray Stevens
Everything is beautiful - Ray Stevens
Tell it like it is - Aaron Neville
Sweet Caroline - Neil Diamond
Werewolves in London - Warren Zevon
Bluto's speech in Animal House
Exit - Summer Fall - Lee Sims https://www.leesims.com/
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0:20 Welcome to history. In factor, it's about today. I am Jeff, and today's January twenty fourth. Oh well in real, so longy je. Yes, today is National Peanut Butter Day. Now, the Astaggs they sort of had a type of peanut butter about a thousand years ago. They had some kind of sort of peanut based past thing. But four different people get credit for inventing peanut butter back in the eighteen hundreds, but it was nineteen oh one. Julia Chandler, she made the first peanut butter jelly sandwich. Nineteen twenty two. Peanut butter, it really took a big step forward. They were actually able to keep the peanut oil from separating, so the jars of peanut butter they were no longer two thirds peanut butter and weren't third oil. Yep, it was all this peanut butter. Now I'm in the minority. I like my peanut butter crunchy. I know most of the over sixty percent or without half creamy. Now, both kinds I think are awesome. Though. Now peanut butter is high in fact, but you actually eat less because it fills you up more.

1:26 So this is kind of offset peanut butter. It's all American. Yep. Most Europeans thing peanut butter is gross. Let them, We'll just have more for us. All right, this is going on entertainment. On January twenty fourth, it was back to nineteen sixty four. Number one album was The Singing None by The Singing None Bobby Vinta, and had the number one song with there I've said it again. I Love you. No use to pretend? What more can I say? Belyve me. There's notherly.

2:10 Fuck goings. Yeah, the number one country song with Love's Gonna Live Here? Oh the Sunstone a Shine in My Live One storm Loves Gone Lift here Again. Thames are known. To me the way they were before. Love's Gone Lift Again. That number one book was The Group by Mary McCarthy. The top movie was The Sword and the Stone. A wizard he helps a poor boy named Arthur become one of the most loved kings in English history, voiced by Ricky Sorenson, Sebastian Cabot and Carl Swinson. All Right, what happened on January the twenty fourth, eighteen forty eight. James Marshall. He was working in a saw mill in California, called Sutter's mill. Well, he was checking out all the equipment before they fired it up for the day. When he's looking over the water, shit, he knowed something really shiny at the bottom. Holy crap. It was gold. And not a little gold, it was a lot of gold. So he went and showed the owner of the mil John Sutter. They decided they had split it and they were gonna keep it really quiet. They weren't gonna tell anybody. It was gonna be a big secret, and they didn't tell anyone, but people started to get a little suspicious. So they bought a whole bunch of stuff and bade for it all in gold. So the California gold rights began. Now, sometimes when you hear about an invention, you kind of think, oh, okay, no big deal, But at that time it really was a big deal.

3:31 Like at eighteen ninety nine, Humphriyos Sullivan Inverse invented the first rubber heels for boots and shoes. Now, I'm guessing Humphrey was probably short, but now rubber heels, that was a game changer for footwear back then. Yeah, before that, all boots and shoes that was all they had with layers of leather and wood and that kind of stuff. So yeah, Ruther Rubber was pretty cool. Nineteen twenty two, Danbury, Wisconsin set their state record got down in negative fifty four. Also in nineteen twenty two, in Iowa, Christian Nelson invented the ice cream bar. I know, Iowa January. Sure. Now, this little boy came into a store and he couldn't decide between a chocolate bar and an ice cream and some ice cream. So Christian he just combined the two and sent the boy off. Realized what he had done, realized history was made. Now, I didn't have any money to mass produce his creation. So a guy with this guy named Russell Stover, Yeah, the chocolate guy. Now Stover he was able to mask for boost. He called it the Eskimo pie. You know that Eskimo is now offensive. Yeah, in twenty twenty one they stopped using the name Eskimo.

4:27 Now it's called Eddie's Pies, well at least until Eddie's offended. In nineteen thirty five, the first beer and cans went on sale. The American Canning Company invented equipment that with can beer, but no beer maker or brewery. They wanted nothing to do with it. Everyone believed that you had to drink beer from bottles or out for the tap. The American canning company they finally just told this company called Krueger Brewing out in New Jersey, Hey, we'll just give you the canning equipment. You do not even have to pay us unless the beer in the can is a big success. Well, Krueger didn't have anything to live, so let me say what the hell started canning. Krueger's cream Ale huge success right from the very beginning. They did a survey of the customer's ninety one percent approval rating.

5:10 Now every beer maker in the country got in line to buy some of that canning equipment. Nineteen seventy two Japanese Army sergeant Shoshi Yakai. He was found hiding in the jungle off of Guam. Yeah, he'd been in Gwam since nineteen forty four. He actually thought World War two was still on. The reason they got got well the locals, they kind of got tired of him stealing their chickens. Nineteen eighty six Space cap Voyager two. It flew past Uranus and found some new moons. Joke, joke, joked, joke. Sharge just SHIVERBF day. We're gonna parge. He left this shuverfday. We gonna sit potage like this shiverbirth Day. And you know you don't give birthday, okay. He was born on January of the twenty fourth. Actor Ernest borgnine was born in Hampden, Connecticut, in nineteen seventy two. Acted from nineteen forty seven twenty twelve. His first starring role in a movie he was in Marty. He won an oscar for it.

6:04 He was in over one hundred movies, The Dirty Dozen, Ice Stationed, Zebra, Poseidon Advenure. That was someone on TV. He started on Michael's Navy, then Airwolf. Now he was a mermaid man on SpongeBob SquarePants. Now in Ernest was ninety two years old, he was nominated for a Primetime Emmy for an episode on e R. He had a daughter from his first wife. His third wife was ethel Mermon. That's what they were married for forty two days. Then he had a son and a daughter from his fourth wife. Married his fifth wife in nineteen seventy three, but that one's stuck. They were married until he died in twenty twelve from kidney fellure a ninety five years old. Will Yeah call in the streets say.

6:51 He just proud of me. TV just lettle me. He don't give us speech. Ray Stevens, he's eighty seven. He was born in Clarkdale, Georgia in nineteen thirty nine. Famous for singing novelty songs. Started in nineteen fifty seven with a Half the Arab and Harry and the Harry Ape. Now it wasn't like weird ow see weird how he does pretty much parodies, Yeah Stevens, those were just comedies. But then in nineteen seventy Ray Stephens, he shocked everybody. No one he can believe that that guy who was singing comedy songs did this. Everything is beautiful. In its way like the star Rage Song or nineteen.

7:35 Or snow Covered Wintersday and everybody's. He wanted to grab me for everything is beautiful. And not only that, did it not only go number one in the United States, it went number one worldwide. Now you followed that up with another huge hit called Misty. Then he went back to comedy with the Shriek, the Streak and Mississippi's Girl and all that kind of stuff. He saw the over forty million Records. Now he did a farewell concert tour in twenty twenty four, so he is done. His wife they were married sixty years when she died in twenty twenty one, and they have a son and a daughter.

8:15 Don't dear shame your. Town in sat. That is Aaron Neville. He's eighty five, born in New Orleans in nineteen forty one. Started singing solo in nineteen sixty six. He had the big ass tell it like it is everybody plays the full Close your eyes. That was with Linda Ronstein. In nineteen seventy six, he joined his brothers and they formed the Neville Brothers. Now they had good success, but Aaron still had a lot bigger success on the side doing his solo stuff. Now, when Aaron turned eighty years old, that was it boom. He retired eighty years is enough that a good round number.

8:57 Get married back in nineteen fifty nine and they had four children. I've died in two thousand and seven. Aaron married his second wife in twenty ten. Touching Me, Touching Sweet Neil Diamond he's also eighty five. He's one in Brooklyn, New York. Now you've released that first album in nineteen sixty six, he released thirty albums. After that. He sold one hundred and thirty million records. Some of his classics are Sherry Sherrick, Crackling Rose, Love on the Rocks, Sweet Carolina America. Now he was the premise of the movie Saving Silverman. If you went and saw that. Now. Neili had two daughters from his first wife. He had two sons from his second wife. Married his third wife in twenty twelve, and in twenty eighteen, Neil he retired from touring. Yeah, he was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, so he can't tour anymore, but he can still write songs. He's still theres a lot of studio stuff and he's a really big advocate for Parkinson's. Actress model Sharon Tate. She was born in Dallas in nineteen forty three. Her biggest movie was Value of the Dolls. Sadly, though, Sharon, she's most famous for being murdered. It was nineteen sixty nine. She was married to Roman Polanski. Now he was in Europe film in a movie and she was eight and a half months pregnant at their house in Los Angeles. Well, some of Charles Manson's followers broke into her house and killed her, the baby, and four other people who were visiting. Yeah, that's what began the whole healter sculpter thing. Sharon. She

10:28 was twenty six years. Old, somewhere for the Chinese menu in his hand, offering through the streets of Soho in the race. He was looking for a place called he Whole. Want to get a big ship child. He was Warren Zevonn. He was born in Chicago nineteen forty seven. Started out as a songwriter and a studio of is Is and they let him sing in nineteen seventy. Now he released his first album with a lot of fanfare and publicity and it just bombed big time. He was kind of humiliated, so he left New York City for California, started living with Stevie Nicks, so Lindsay Buckingham, then Stevie Lindsay the rest of the guys in Fleetwood, Mac and Jackson Brown and Linda ronstuff. They all got together and helped him with his second album. Well that really worked well. Yeah, his career took a shot right off after that. Now, some of Warren's because HiT's our werewolves in London, lawyers, guns and money leave My Monkey loone.

11:29 He had a son from a flag and then he married once for seven years and they had a daughter. In two thousand and three, A Warrener was recording on an album ended up being his last album when he found out he had messl Thelioma. He was able to release the album one month before he died at fifty six years old. Fuck over, you say. Over, Nothing is over until we decided it is. Was it over? Win the Truman's Bomp. Hell Over Now. That's why not going gets tough. John Belushi he was born in Chicago in nineteen forty nine. He was actor Jim Belushi's older brother, now John. He started out in the Second City Comedy Troup in Chicago.

12:12 From there he went to New York City and started working for National Lampoon. Nineteen seventy five, he was one of the original cast members on Saturday Night Live. Yeah, their first year. He did it for four years. That led the movies Animal House nineteen forty one, The Blues Brothers, Neighbors. That's some of them, now, John. He really battled drugs over the years. In nineteen eighty two, Yeah, he died from an overdose of cocaine and Heroin. Yeah, Speedball. Now the lady who gave it to him, Yeah, she did fifteen months in prison for involuntary manslaughter. John thirty three years old. He'd been married since nineteen seventy six. Actor Ed Helms, He's fifty two. He was born in Atlanta in nineteen seventy four. First got known on TV. He was a correspondent on The Daily Show. Then he was in the office for seven years. Most known though, for being Stu in the Hangover movies. Now, some of the movies he was in were We're the Miller's Vacation tag. Now, when Ed was thirteen, he had a nine hour operation on his heart. Well, it looks like they did a good job. Looks Ed's still hanging around there. Edi is married and they have two children.

13:08 Now. They did not use any special effects for Stud's missing tooth in the movie The Hangover. No, Ed, he never had a front tooth. So during the movie, Yeah, he just talked out the fake one. And that's how thing he is probably helped get the roll all right. Quote of the day It comes from Winston Churchill. He died it in nineteen sixty five at ninety years old. Winston said Americans. They always do the right thing after all other possibilities are exhausted. God it true. Oh thank you all for listening today, and don't forget to follow us on and you listen to his on that makes it easy to get a hold of it. Check out today's show description for any links like links to Country and Ground Radio our country underground radio artists to day. It comes from Lawrence out there in Billings, Montana. He wants to hear Lie Sim's song Summerfall. You guys have an awesome day, and we'll talk tomorrow.

13:54 South of the border on the beach of what saying. She SIPs small her readers and works on her tan. She's enjoyed her vacation. In fact, she's had a fall. Last night at the fiesta, we danced all nine long. She held me closer with every song. That back at the hotel we got no sleep bed on. She's just here for. A good time to let down her hair. But I'm having a hard time, trying hard not to care. I'm head over hes swept on my feet by it all.

14:50 She's had a great summer. And I've had quite a fall. Like a post guard picture the sea and the sand two lovers and son sat on a beach holding hands, A bolder of romance, a time to recall the colarly morning. Willboard separate planes. She'll get life back to normal. Mine won't be the same. And she's off to Agustine. I'm headed back to Saint Paul's.

15:37 She's just here for a good times to let donner hair. But I'm having a hard time, trying hard not to care. A held means slept up my feed by. She's had a great summer and I've had water fall.