July 13-Harrison Ford, Patrick Stewart, Cheech Marin, Cameron Crowe, SpongeBob SquarePants, Beanie Weenies

0:19 Hi, I'm Jeff, and welcome to history and Facto. It's about today. This is Lie the thirteenth. Franks and Beans, Old Franks and beans. You can't get enough of those franks beans. I eat them all day and. I eat him all night. I eat so much. Excuse me in front of Frank's beans, old Franks and beans. Can't get enough of those Franks and beans. Today is National Beans and Frank's Day. Now, I'm with Mo who was sitting there. Yeah, I should be Frank's some beans day. Now. They're the same as pork and beans, except instead of pieces of pork. Yeah, he those little hot dogs. Now canned beans. They go back to the Civil War. Yeah, that was one of the first can foods. No one really knows who started Franks and beans. Not today it sounds like a good day to be grilling. You really can't screw up Frank some beans a side dish, you know what. You can also call him beanie weenies. Just enjoy today, all right, this is going on entertainment on July thirteenth. It's about to nineteen fifty six. Now, what album was Elvis Presley? By Elvis Presley, go be Grant had the number of songs without the way word wind.

1:20 The way, what wind. It's a restless wind, a restless wind. Blood year, next kid, I thought Googie Grant was gonna be a guy. Elvis Ye had the number one country song with I Want You, I Need You, I love you, Oh Clo. Make me thrill with delight. Let me know we're a stand from the star. I Want You.

2:08 With all. The number one book was the Last Hurrah at Edwin O'Connor todd movie was The King and I a Widow. He takes the job of being a live in nanny for the King of Siam's kids. Stars Joe Brenner, Deborah Kerr and Rita Marina Joe Brenner. He won a Best Actor Oscar for that one. All Right, What happened on July the thirteenth, fifteen sixty eight in London, England? Alexander Noel he perfected how to bottle beer. Now, don't go that boy, Alexander. He was an Angelica priest, but he really loved the fish, so he game up with bottle of bear so he could take him vision with him. Then, of course he always gave him to the poor, the fish, not the beer.

2:49 Eighteen thirty two, Henry Schoolcraft. He discovered the source of the Mississippi River. It is lake. It'saka in north central Minnesota. This will win you a bet. The Mississippi River isn't the longest river in the United States. Now one of his tributaries is the Missouri River. Yeah, it's one hundred miles longer. Eighteen sixty five, the owner of the New York Tribune newspaper, Horace Greeley. Yeah, they printed his famous advice, go west, young man, go west. Yeah. After the Civil War back East was pretty much a crap all, so ye give the people advice to get the hell out of there. At the Crystal Palace. In London in eighteen seventy one, they held the world's first championship cat show. I wonder they got them there. Cat carriers weren't invented until the nineteen sixties. Nineteen twenty three, it was a busy day out in the Gobi Desert, Mongolia.

3:33 America's Roy Andrews found the first dinosaur eggs. Well, now people knew what they were looking for. They found them all over the world. I mean people probably found him earlier, but they just thought they were rocks. But Meanwhile, out in California, they officially dedicated the Hollywood sign. Yeah, the hills above Los Angeles. See then though it said Hollywood Land. Yeah, all it was was just a big advertisement for the Hollywood housing development. In nineteen forty nine they dropped the land, so just says Hollywood. There were some more state records set today. In eighteen thirty six, Neo Michigan hit one hundred and twelve and in Wisconsin, Del's Wisconsin May one hundred and fourteen. Still state records. Nineteen fifty five, Ruth Ellis she got the honor of being the last woman executed in Britain. Now she had been a nightclub hostess, and she was hung for fatally shooting her lover, David Blakeley.

4:18 Now David Blakey was a really famous race car driver. Rose. She was twenty eight. Hey, let's talk some football in the NFL. In nineteen seventy two, the Los Angeles Rams and the Baltimore Coast and made a trade. They traded owners. That's right, er say. He was now the owner of the Colts and Rosen Bloom was now the owner of the Rams. Nineteen eighty five, the live Aid concerts were held, one was in London and one was Philadelphia. Pretty much everyone with a record deal performed at one of those two concerts. Raised seventy million bucks. Yeah, I know it wasn't a lot, but everybody felt good about doing that, even though it didn't help too much. It was just last year in Butler, Pennsylvania, when Donald Trump survived in Assassin Nation attempt. Thomas Cook fired eight shots at him. One of them hit him in the air, one of them Hill killed the spectator and two people were critically into secret service. Niper killed Crook.

5:01 After it was all over, still a lot of questions going about out how about the whole thing went down? Cope, cope, goat shog dish Shiver birthday. We're gonna pause. He left this shiver birthday. We want simple targe. He like this shiver birthday. And you know we don't give. Up birdless check out us. Born on July the thirteenth. Actor Bob Crane. He was born in Waterburg, Connecticut, in nineteen twenty eight. Now.

5:44 He started out as a very popular radio disc jockey that got him on the Donna Reed Show. From there, he started on Hookan Zeros number twice for Emmys for playing Colonel Hogan. He had three children from his first wife, married a second wife in nineteen seventy and they had two children. But Bob he was not a faithful husband. He engaged in a lot of extracurricular activities, any videotapes and took pictures of it too. Please believe that's what led up to nineteen seventy eight. He was doing a playdown in Scottsdale, Arizona. Yeah, he was murdered. They found him bludging the death by a camera tripod. Now, please, they have always thought they knew who did it, but they never could prove it who was. Craney was forty nine years old in actor Patrick Stewart's eighty five. He was born in Merefield in England. He was really famous for doing Shakespeare in England. Finally hit in the United States when he played John Luke Picard and Start Trek, The Next Generation TV and the movies on TV's West Who was an Avery book on American Dad? I think it was like two thousand and five. Some of his other movies were the X Men movies, Conspiracy Theory, Charlie's Angels.

6:41 He had a son and a daughter from his first wife. They got divorced after twenty four years, married his third wife twenty thirteen. The lead singer for the Birds, it was Roger mcgwinn. He's eighty three today. He's born in Chicago. Helped one of the Birds in nineteen sixty four. Mister tambourine man Turn Turn turned eight miles high, mister Spaceman. That were some of their big hits.

7:23 Broke up in nineteen ninety or nineteen seventy three. Now, Roger, he's only ten albums over the years. He's not touring. Yeah, he's promoting one right now. He had a son and a daughter from his second wife. Married his fourth wife nineteen seventy eight, also eighty three years old. They born in Chicago. After Harrison Ford. Now, that first movie he was in was American Graffiti. His first paid acting job. He was on TV. He did a couple episodes on the Virginia. He's nominated for an Oscar for Witness. Now. He just played Theodore Ross and Captain of America that movie that came out earlier this year. So yeah, he's still working his movies. That night over nine billion bucks forty had two sons from his first wife, a son and a daughter from a second wife, actress Klysta Fluckart in twenty ten. And then they have a son. Mexican Americans.

8:04 Our name Channachella and Shema don't have a son in law named Jem. Mexican America. Gas don't like to get up Bertie in the morning, but they have news, so they do. It real slow. Actor comedian Teach marn He was born in South Los Angeles. He's seventy nine today. He was born Richard, but he got the name of Cheech when he was just a little baby. Yeah, Cheach, it's short for teacherone. His uncle thought he looked like a teacher. Own. I can't see that now. Cheechy guy with Tommy Chong in nineteen seventy one they had years selling all kinds of comedy. Albums, made nine movies, had sold out tours orherever they went. Nineteen eighty five they went thrown wings, but they didn't get back together.

8:49 In two thousand and four a chreach. He won the first Celebrity Jeopardy in nineteen ninety four on TV he was on Nash Bridges. Some movies without Chang were born in East La Spike Yids. He voiced in the Cars movies and the Lion King movies. He had one job and his first wife two from his second wife. Married his third wife two thousand and nine. Actors Did Kahn. She was born in Brooklyn, New York. She's seventy four today. Her first starring role in the movie was You Light Up My Life. She didn't sing, she just acted. Of course. She's best known The Flame, Frenchy and Greece in Greece too. On TV, she started on Benson. She's been married to her second husband since nineteen eighty four. Movie maker Cameron Crow. He's sixty eight and he was born in Palm Springs, California. First movie he wrote was Fast Times at Ridgemond High.

9:31 First movie he wrote and directed was Say Anything. First movie he wrote, directed, and produced singles then Jerry Maguire Are Almost Famous, We Bought a zoo, whole bunch of more. He won an Oscar for Almost Famous for screenwriting. He married Nancy Wilson, you know from the band Heart. Yeah. They were married twenty four years and had twin sons, and just last year Cameron and his girlfriend they had a daughter. Actor Tom Kenney. He was born in Syracuse, New York. He's sixty three today. Now that the name Tom Kenney doesn't sound familiar, maybe this can help you out. Ooh something you wish? Tom?

10:18 He has voice SpongeBob square Benson. It started nineteen ninety nine. Tom, He's done a little acting, but he's done a lot a lot of voice work over the years in TV movies and video games. Now you married Jill Tally in nineteen ninety six. She voices Karen Plankton on SpongeBob. They have two children. All right. Our quote of the day today, it's gonna come from legendary baseball owner for the New York Yankees, George Steinbrenner. He died it in twenty ten at eighty years old. George said, winning is the most important thing in my life. I I mean other than breathing. Okay, breathing is the first thing in my life, but then winning is right behind it. Thank you all for listening today. Don't forget to follow us on who you listen to? His oncomes He's a coolmedia dot com. That's cool. Three US our country underground radio artist to day comes from time in South Dakota. He was here, Chris Gunther and it's on ticket back. You guys have an awesome day and we'll talk tomorrow.

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11:49 Check it back. You see that you found others. Don't you know? I have my eye for others because you told me or Art was always through. All of yours sincere kisses. We're like if I never misses out of few to believe that we're through. Shake it back before you hurt me. Every brick we ever had for her,