July 14th-Mac & Cheese, Bastille Day, Imagine Dragons, Jane Lynch, Gerald Ford, Del Reeves, Mathew Fox

0:19 Hey, hello everyone, I am Jeff and welcome to History and Factor. It's about today. Today is July the fourteenth. Cam Rooney and cheese. Can you mix up a pin? I'm begging your bees, Voni and cheese. It's my favorite ree Julie and cheese and noon and they alone. Today is National Mac and Cheese Day. Original recipes for mac and cheese They go back to Italy in the thirteen hundreds, but they used parmesan cheese. Yeah, it wasn't until the eighteen hunders an America stepped in. Yep started using real cheese, and by nineteen thirty seven Craft started selling in boxes. That's when mac and cheese popularity. He just exploded made it famous worldwide. Now I like mine with cut up little hot dogs. Only way had eat it as a kid, still is, but everybody likes their mac and cheese their own way. Now there are some deals today. The big ones are at Noodles and Company and Panera Bread. So enjoy some mac and cheese today.

1:17 Let's see what happened to entertainment on July fourteenth. Let's back in nineteen eighty nine. Number one album was The Raw and the Cook by Fine Young Cannibals. That's the number one song with good Thing. Good, He's gone, Rache's gone away. Don't know. So Heavy Raven had the number one country song with in a Letter to You. It's all us so much. The words captains say, so we'll send to you a piece of the best beautiful you know, rabow it off and letter to you until four stream miste racing it off.

2:12 In a Letter to You. The number one book was The Russia House by John Lecar. Top movie was Lethal Weapon two and this one Rigs and Myrta. They go after South African diplomats that are criminals. Stars mel Danny, Joe Peshey. Nineteen sixty nine, the movie Easy Rider was released at theater Start Peter Fonda, Jack Nicholson and Dennis Hopper. Now they made that whole movie for four hundred thousand dollars. Movie made over sixteen million. All right, what happened on July the fourteenth? Now they are celebrating, but still day over in France today. But Stille that was a huge fortress that was built in the late thirteen hundreds. Walls were five feet thick and one hundred feet high. Now I went from being a military ford to a prison.

2:54 Then in seventeen eighty nine a mob attacked the Steel Today. That's what began the whole French Revolution. Now they wanted weapons and to free all the political prisoners that were being held by the French matnarchery there. So when they burst inside, they found out that well, there weren't any weapons being stored there, but they were able to free all the prisoners being unjustly held there. So they freed all seven of them. Hey, might as well have a party and celebrate National Steel Day to day. I mean, sure, it led to the end of the French monarchy, which is cool, I guess, but it also led to Napoleon. So happy of but Steel Day France party guard eighteen fifty, in Florida, a physician named John Gory. He gave the first public demonstration of ice being made by a machine. Yeah, a refrigerated machine created ice in Florida in the middle of summer. Pretty impressive. That was actually huge news. See it was the mid eighteen fifties when doctors really started to know about germs and all now what they did and all that kind of stuff. So Gouria figured out that the Florida heat was probably opening those germs really grow all over his hospital. So to cool it Offie, he actually invented an ice machine the acts that germ thing. Yeah, that's why hospitals are kept at a cool temperature even today.

4:00 Eighteen sixty five, English mountaineer Edward Whimper, he led six other climbers to the summit of the matter Horn. Yeah, they were first one to raise the Matterhorn summit. Now, the Matterhorn, it's on the border between Switzerland and Italy, stands fourteen thousand, six hundred and ninety two feet. It's the third highest peak over the house. But it's the hardest to climb. Now, those seven climbers, though their celebration was really short lived. Four of those climbers died on their way down New Haven, Connecticut. In eighteen sixty eight, Allen Fellows invented the tape measure brulers. They were invented around twenty six fifty BC. Eighteen seventy, the United States Congress decided to give Abraham Lincoln's life Mary I gave her a lifetime pensing three thousand dollars a year, about seventy thousand today. She lived eighteen eighty two, so that's what she got twelve times. Nineteen thirty six, Collegeville, Indiana set their record for high temperature, got up one hundred and sixteen degrees nineteen fifty three eight the United the first United States national monument dedicated to a black American was in Newton County, Missouri. It was the boyhood home of scientists an inventor George Washington Carver. George, he did a lot of good stuff with agriculture, especially peanuts. We got some more state record attempts today. In nineteen fifty four, a East Saint Louis, Illinois one hundred and seventeen degrees warsaan Union, Missouri on hundred and eighteen degrees now due to lack of use. In nineteen sixty nine the United States, they removed from circulation all five hundred, one thousand, five thousand, and ten thousand dollars bills for some reason, no one who was using them. Nineteen eighty eight, a radio station Wyhy and Philadelphia, they offered one million dollars to anyone

5:33 who could prove that Elvis was still alive. No one's collected that prize money. Twenty twenty, scientists discovered that the Andean condor, it's the heaviest bird that can fly. Yeah, weighs up almost thirty three pounds. It can actually swar for five hours out flapping his wings. Joke, coke joke, joke, show thish shivers Day. We gonna cause he left this shiver day. We don't simple cars like this shibirth day change you don't. All right, check out its Bologna in July fourteenth. This land is your land. This land is my land, from California to the New York Land, from the Redwood Forest the golf stream waters. This land was made for you and me.

6:27 That's a nice little song about America. It was written back communist folk singer What He Got three. He was born in Oklahoma in nineteen twelve. Now, he was a farmer out there in Oklahoma when the dust ball hit in the nineteen thirties. So he had to move from Oklahoma to California. Once he got there, he became a really popular radio disc jockey. Yeah, he was one of the biggest. I think he got fired, Yeah, for his pro communism views he was airing over the radio. He ended up in New York City. He made a living selling well singing and folk songs and children's songs and that kind of stuff. When he's alive. He released seven albums. Ten albums were actually released after he died. He'd written almost three thousand songs. Now this land in Yrland, that's his biggest song. That's going to be a heard of. He married divorce three times. They had three children from his first wife, four from his second wife. One of those was folks singer Arlo Guthrie. Then he had one child from his third wife. What He died in nineteen sixty seven to fifty five years old from Huntington's disease.

7:19 He had a daughter who died at Huntington's also Gerald Ford Junior. He was born in Omaha, Nebraska, in nineteen thirteen. Now he was actually born Leslie King. So his dad abandoned him and his mom when he's only sixteen days old. Then when he was two and a half years old, his mom married a paint salesman named jeral Ford. Ford was a star football player at the University of Michigan. He played tidre. He played linebacker and center. He helped the Michigan win two national championships when they defeated both years. Now, he turned down offers to go pro Upe. Instead, he went to Yale Law School. Then after that he served in the United States Navy during World War Two. After the Word, he came home and served in the US House Representatives, represented Michigan from nineteen forty nine to nineteen seventy three. Then he did a couple months as Vice president, then served as the thirtieth President of the United States nineteen seventy four and nineteen seventy seven. He took over once written Nixon designed resigning. He's the only president who wasn't elected. He the president or vice president. He married Betty in nineteen forty eight and they had four kids.

8:16 Jerald d in two thousand and six at ninety three years old, now Ford. He survived two assassination attempts, both times they were by women. Well old places, a good time, Charlie swinging out of side, and I'll be here if he won the party. I'm not in in the morning until twelve and nine. Country singer Del Rays was born a Sparta, North Carolina in nineteen thirty two. He was one of the biggest country singers in the nineteen sixties. Some of his big ass for Girl on the Billboard, The Bells of Southern Bell, Good Time Charlish. He had a trucker anthem with looking out the windshield at the world. In the late nineteen seventies, from me and performer to being a music executive. Yeah, they're only nineteen nineties. He discovered Billy Ray, Cyrus and some other artists. Still was married in nineteen fifty seven and they had three children. He died in two thousand and seven at seventy four years old, from Himphasema. Actress Jane Lynch is sixty six. She was born in Evergreen Park, Illinois, in nineteen sixty. Now she just did some like local theater and a couple of local TV commercials and that kind of stuff until the two thousands. Then she got known playing Charlie Shrank on the TV show Two and a Half Men. Then she had huge on Glee. She hosted Hollywood Game nine. She started hosting Weakest Link in twenty twenty. Some of her movies were Best of Show, A Mighty Win. Now she did a lot of voice room.

9:38 She is death in her right ear. Thinks it's probably from a high fever when she was an infant, but this isn't the reason. She's gay. She married her first wife for four years, and she married her second wife in twenty twenty one. Actor Matthew Fox is sixty. He's born in Abington Township, Pennsylvania in nineteen sixty six. He moved his family to Wyoming when he was one years old. His mom, she was a teacher on the Wind River Indian reserv His dad grew burley for cools Beer. He got famous for the TV show Party of Five and then lost some of his movies Are We Are Marshall, Vantage Point speed racer Alex Cross. Fox got married nineteen ninety two and they have two children. Now most you'd probably know actress Tracy Golf and the TV show Growing Pains. But she has a younger sister, Missy. Missy had a TV show first. Yeah, she was on Benson Missy Gold.

10:23 This is fifty six today. She's born in Great Falls, Montana. Now after Benson Missy, she just quit acting. She went to school. She became a doctor of psychology. She has her own practice up there in Maine. She's married and has two children. Dan Reynolds sings Lydden writes the songs for the Banded Imagine Dragons. Dan's thirty nine. He's born in Las Vegas in nineteen eighty seven. Now he has seven brothers and one sister. He is the number seven of the nine kids. He co founded Imagine Dragons in two thousand and eight while he's going to Brigham Young University. Now, the guys in the band they have sworn a blood oath to never tell what Imagine Dragons means. Sold over seventy five million records. Some of their hits are Radioactive Demons.

11:22 It's time Believer. Danny was married for thirteen years when they divorced, like two years ago. They had three daughters and one son together. Our quote of the day is and it come from Donald Trump's very first wife, of Honna Trump. She died to day in twenty twenty two at seventy three years old. The Vonna says, looking good is the best revenge. Well, thank you all for listening today, and don't forget to follow us. Well you're following us on and Comes' is a cool media dot com. It's cool thrills. Don't forget about Country Undground radio dot com. You can always see what's going, who the artists are that we play, and you can always leave a request our Country Underground artist of today. It comes from Monica and Fort Lauderdale, Florida. She wants here Jonathan Thinn and his long single woman. You guys have an awesome day and we'll talk tomorrow.

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