July 14, 2026
July 15th- Be a Dork, Rembrandt, Linda Ronstadt, Willie Aames, Forest Whitaker, Bridgette Nielson, Gabriel Iglesias
National Be a dork day. Entertainment 1979. Rosetta Stone found in Eygypt, Zebulon Pike sets out on expediton, Duck billed platypus put on display. Todays birthdays - Rembrandt, Linda Ronstadt, Alicia Bridges, Willie Aames, Forest Whitaker, Brigitte Nielsen, Scott Foley, Brian Astin Green, Gabriel Iglasias. Gianni Versace died.
Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran https://www.diannacorcoran.com/
Dork for you - Pepper Jill & Jack
Bad Girls - Donna Summer
Shadows in the moonlight - Anne Murray
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent https://www.50cent.com/
When will I be loved - Linda Ronstadt
I love the night life - Alicia Bridges
Exit - Three words away - Wes Ryan https://wesryan.pro/
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Hi, I'm Jeff and welcome to History and Factor. It's
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about today. Today is July the fifteenth. Isn't it clear?
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I'm a dork for you?
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Dude, you make me feel like a geek?
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Can you make my heart squeak? Squeak?
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You are the soles of my shoe. I'm a dork
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for you. Today is National be a Dork Day. Well
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that's done. A dark is is defined as a person
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who lacks social skills, has eccentric interest or hobbies, and
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bad fashion sense. In the eighteen hundreds, dark it was
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a derogatory term for venus. Then in the nineteen sixties
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dork yabbyca switched over it became socially awkward person with
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a bad fashion sense. Now, girls they use the word
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dork more playfully than boys. Boys used dork as an insult.
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Let's be honest, we can all be dorks from time
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to time. So let's go ahead and celebrate today by
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not caring what society thinks, be confident in our own
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skin and doing what really feels like what we want
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to do. And we probably should go watch Dumb and Dummer.
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So today, grab hold and embrace your inner darkness. Now,
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I couldn't say that if it's still mint Penis. Let's
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just see what appen on July fifteenth. Back in nineteen
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seventy nine, Donna Summer had the number one album with
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bad Girls. It is also the number one song.
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Talking about see them on on my Street good Night.
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We cannot buck cat Stranger, you can't stash your pockets nice,
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but you.
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Want to go Time.
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And Murray the one country song with Shadows in the
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Moonlight hand.
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The hand Ugo, dancing through the mooki Way, find a
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Little high.
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Well Weekend the last.
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Shadows in the Moonlight. The number one book was Sophie's
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Choice by William Styron. The top movie was Dracula back
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in nineteen thirteen. Count Dracula, he travels to England looking
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for a bride, stars Frank Glengela and Lawrence Olivier. Nineteen
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seventy two, the album Honky Chateau went to number one
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was Elton Johnsons, the first number one album, Yeah It
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had the song Rocketman on it all right. What happened
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on July the fifteenth, seventeen forty one Russian ship captain
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Alexi Cherikoff he saw some unknown land. It wasn't on
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any charts or anything. So he sent some of his
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men on shore to go check it out and then
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claim it for Russia. Well, they were the first Europeans
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to visit Alaska. Yeah, well, I guess the first white
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guys to visit Alaska. I mean Russia. It's half European
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and half Asia. Seventeen ninety nine, Napoleon's French soldiers they
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were fighting in Egypt. Well, they were digging in the
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sand trying to find some stable ground in order to
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build a fort. Now it was near the town of Rosetta, Egypt.
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What they found instead was the Rosetta Stone.
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The stone was thought to have been carved around one
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ninety six BC. It's actually a decree, and they wrote
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it in three different languages. They wrote it in ancient
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Egyptian hieroglyphs, ancient Egyptian script, and ancient Greek. Now, by
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seventeen ninety nine, no one anywhere could read ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics,
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so no one knows what was said on the pyramids,
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the tombs, the statues of the moni is none of that. Note.
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But now because of the Rosetta Stone, yep, they were
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able to figure out Egyptian hieroglyphics. A couple of years
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later though Britain. They actually beat the French in battle there. Yeah,
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they took the Zetta Stone. Yeah, took it back to London.
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You can go to see. It's in a museum over there.
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When Thomas Jefferson sent Lewis and Clark got west to
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explore the what he bought in the Louisiana purchase, he said,
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go all the way west to the Pacific Ocean. Then
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in eighteen oh six he said, Zebulum Pike, he said,
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you go to the Canadian border, and then go all
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the way down south to the Mexico border and check
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out what we bought. Well, Pike and his men they
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left to day from Fort bellefont Dame. It's near Saint
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Louis now. They would explore the Great Plains, the Rocky Mountains,
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the Spanish settlements down there in New Mexico. Now, it's
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not as famous as Lewis and Clark expedition. Someone had
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to do it, and he did get Pike speaking named
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after him. Okay, we're gonna go back to Napoleon now.
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After Napoleon was defeated for the first time and sent
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into exile on the island of Elba. He came back
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and started a one hundred day war. It was actually
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one hundred and ten days. But now he's surrendered today
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in eighteen fifteen, So now they're going to exile him
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to Saint Helena Island. It's a really remote island in
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the Southern Atlantic Ocean. Died there six years later, eighteen
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sixty nine, and Martin was invented Hipole Mega Marayse's. He
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was working for the French Navy. Yeah, he was trying
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to figure out something to do. Yeah, because Butter spoiled. Yeah,
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he's trying to replace butter. Nineteen twenty two, at the
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Bronx Zoo in New York, for the first time in
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world history, a duck bill platypus was put on display.
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Matthew wondered, duck bill platypuses they live on the eastern
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coast of Australia and Tasmania, pretty much just like a beaver,
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except they burrow into the river banks just did to
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build dams. Nineteen thirty four, Balcony Falls, Virginia got to
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one hundred and ten degrees not still Virginia state highest tempt.
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Nineteen eighty President Jimmy Carter, his brother Billy Carter. He
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had to register as a foreign agent for the Libyan government. Yeah,
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it was discovered that old Billy, Yeah, Libya had actually
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paid him hundreds of thousands of dollars. Huh, sounds kind
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of familiar. Nineteen ninety two over in India, now the
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costs of weddings had just gotten out of control. They
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were still out of control that the city of Arissa
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over in India, they passed a law. They set a
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limit on what you could actually pay for a wedding
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eight hundred dollars and no more. But do you think
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about eight hundred bucks. At that time, the average worker
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in India made eight hundred dollars a year. Now you
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can only have fifty guests. Also, so if you went
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over your eight hundred bucks or fifty guests, six years
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in jail.
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Joke, joked, joked, joke, dish Shibbert day, he.
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Left this shub day. We want simple tage like this
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Shibirth day.
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And you know you don't.
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Say you probably won who know it was born on
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July the fifteenth well, the artist rim Brandt. He was
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born at Lighten of the Dutch Republic in sixteen oh six.
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He was born rim brand Hermoni is zun van ring.
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That's why he just went by. Rembrandt created over six
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hundred paintings, four hundred etchings, and two hundred drunks. They
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painted everything from portress to Bible scenes, historical events, mythology. Now,
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if you really want to sound smart, if you're happy
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to be at like a cocktail party or somewhere they're
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talking about art, just remember that rim Brandt. He just
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said that he was a master of contrasts between light
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and dark. Then you can drop it his greatest pratings
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or night Watch, Storm at Sea and the Jewish Bride. Yep,
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that'll make you sound like he paid attention to him man,
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and he's class back in college. Now, brim brand he
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painted his self portrait. He called it the Standard Bear
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a couple of years ago, so for one hundred ninety
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eight million dollars. Married in sixteen thirty four and they
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had four children. His wife died in sixteen forty two.
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Rem brand he died in sixteen sixty nine and sixty
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three years old. Nobody knows why, but he did die broke.
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He was poor. He got buried in an unmarked rented grave.
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Linda ron Stat is eighty years old. She's born in Tucson, Arizona,
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in nineteen forty six.
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Now.
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She was the top female singer in the nineteen seventies.
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She was the first female singer ever to tour and
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perform an arenas. She released twenty four albums over the year.
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There were rock and pop, folk, country, Spanish, sold over
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on a million records. Some of her biggest hats for
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Blue Bayou, Different Drum, You're no good, It's so easy Linda.
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She had to retire in twenty but yeah, she couldn't
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sing anymore. She came down with the disease. It's pretty
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much like Parkinson's. She has one daughter and one son.
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She is seventy three year old. A Laicia Bridges. She
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was born in Charlotte, North Carolina, in nineteen fifty three.
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When she was twelve, she had her own radio show. Yeah,
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she was on every Saturday night on the station in Selby,
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North Carolina. I Love the Nightlife. That was pretty much
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her only big hit. I mean, she released some other music.
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She actually worked as a DJ in dance clubs. Alicia,
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she has been open lesbian since she was only a teenager.
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Actor Willie Eames was born in Newport Beach, California, in
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nineteen sixty. That makes him sixty six today. Known for
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TV first Got Non On eight Is Enough, then Charles
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in Charge. He started as Bible Man for about seven
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years on the kid Children's Christian series. He had a
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son from his first wife. He had a daughter from
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his second wife, married his third wife twenty fourteen. Actor
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Forest Whitaker sixty five. He was born in Longview, Texas.
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I grew up in California. In college at the University
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of Southern cal started out as a studying opera ended
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up graduating with a degree in drama. His first movie
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was Fast Times at Ridgemont High, then Platoon, The Crying Game,
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won an Oscar for the Last King in Scotland. He's
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been an over one hundred movies now. He's done a
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little bit of directing. He's done a lot of producing though.
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On TV. He's been starring on the Godfather of Harlem
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since twenty nineteen Forrest. He was married for twenty five
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years when they divorced, and they had three children. Actress
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but Gee Neilson. She was born in Denmark. She's sixty
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three today. Started out as a supermodel six feet one
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kind of has a bill for a supermodel. First movie
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was read Sonia, then Rocky four, Cobra, Beverly Hills, Cop two.
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She had one son from her first thousband. Then she
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married Sylvester stallone for two years. Then she had a
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kid from football player Gasno. Then she had two sons
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from her fourth husband. She married a fifth husband in
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two thousand and five. I'm not sure how she pulled
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this off, but in twenty eighteen, at fifty four years old,
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she gave birth to their daughter. Actor Scott Foley was
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born in Kansas City, Kansas, in nineteen seventy two. He's
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fifty four. Best known for TV Felicity, The Unit, Scrubs,
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Scandal Now. He was in the movie Scream three. Must
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not got killed off because he's filming Scream seven. His
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first wife was actors Jennifer Garner for four years. Married
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his second wife in two thousand and seven and they
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have three kids. Actor Brian Austin Green was born in
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Van Uys, California. He's fifty three. He hit really big
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on Beverly nine oh two to one, Oh Yeah. He
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played David. They had a lot of TV appearances. He
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was on Anger Manager for a couple of years. He
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had a daughter from actress Vanessa Marcial. Then he married
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actress Megan Fox for eleven years and they had three
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sons and him and his current fiance they have a son.
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Comedian Gabriel Iglesias is fifty. He was born in San
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Diego in nineteen seventy six. Gabriel, he goes by the
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nick Fluffy, start doing stand up in nineteen ninety seven.
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Now he's one of the biggest stand up comedians out there.
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He's actually not on tour right now. If you want
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to go see he's gonna be out there to mid
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November if he comes by your city. He does a
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lot of comedy specials for What Comedy Central and Netflix
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and that kind of stuff. Talks about Latino culture being fads,
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everyday life. It's done a lot a lot of voice work.
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But he has acted in two movies. They're both Magic
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Mike movies. Yeah, he kept his clothes on. Quote of
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the day is gonna come from fashion designer Gianni Versaci.
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He was murdered today in nineteen ninety seven, at fifty
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years old. He says, it's nice to have valid competition.
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It pushes you to do better. Thank you all for
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listening today. We sure appreciate it. Make sure you follow
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us on whoever you listen to us on. So where
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easy to find now? I've got quite a few emails
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from people trying to figure out the July National Days
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puzzle books. Well, you can actually just clink on the
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Today's show notes on Arrov on the show description, it'll
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link you're right over there to Yeah to Amazon and
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so you can get him. So what is it? Well,
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they're just the puzzle books about everything that happened in
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the month of July, from my Watermelon Day to ice
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Cream Day to National Football Day and Soccer Day and
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that kind of good stuff. That's got a whole bit
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of crosswords and a bunch of word searches, words scrambles,
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all kind of matching games and that kind of stuff
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that's really fun. People like it. That's what. I don't
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know why they have trouble finding it. This month's kind
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of odd. Our Country Underground Radio Artist of the Day
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comes from Brint out There, in which Duck Kansas he
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wants to hear Ryan Wes Ryan's song three More Words
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Say that again? Sorry, Prince our country underground radio artists.
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A day comes from Brinton, which you talking just he
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wants to hear rest Ryan's three words away song, You
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all have an awesome day. We'll talk tomorrow.
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We've been dancing around the edges something we both know.
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Your hand fits mine just right, like a sunset on
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