July 20, 2025
July 21-Junk Food, Robin Williams, Don Knotts, Hooters, Bull Run, Jesse James, Ernest Hemingway, Coldest temp ever
National Junk Food day. Entertainment from 1998. First major battle of civil war, Coldest temperature on the planet, Frank & Jesse James rob first train. Todays birthdays - Ernest Hemingway, Kay Starr, Don Knotts, Robin Williams, Eric Brazilian, Michael Connelly, Jon Lovits. Alan Sheppard died.
Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran https://www.diannacorcoran.com/
Junk Food - Kids Channel
The boy is mine - Brandy Monica
I can still feel you - Collin Raye
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent https://www.50cent.com/
Wheel of fortune - Kay Starr
Andy Griffith TV theme
Threes Company TV theme
And we danced - The Hooters
Exit - Truckstop Betty - Jason Lee wIlson Jason Lee Wilson
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Hi, I'm Jeff, and welcome to history and Factoid's about today,
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Today's July twenty first.
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We are called the junk food found everywhere.
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We do tend to taste good, to eat us with care.
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Some of us are sugar sweet and some are very
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hot delicious. We may beat healthy, we are not.
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Today is National Junk Food Day. Junk food. It is
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high in fat, sugar, salt, calories. I guess that's why
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we love it so much. Now, today is your permission
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to have a cheap day. Eat whatever you want, whatever
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you've been craving, or just whatever you feel like eating.
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You know, fast food, chips, cookies, candy, yeah, whatever, that's
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only one day, So no salas today. Just endulged and
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some carbs and enjoy that junk food.
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Now.
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If you're over forty or so, yeah, you're gonna feel
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like cap tomorrow. All right, let's see's going on entertainment
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on July twenty. First, Let's go back to the air.
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Nineteen ninety eight number one album was Armygeddon movie soundtrack.
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Brandy and Monica had the number one song with the
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Boy is Mine.
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I Shall Do the Thing Jue.
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Colin Ray has the name on country song with I
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can Still feel You, I can still feel you just
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as close as skin.
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Every now and then I'll found myself in a crowded
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e bit there's a place you've touched, you that you love,
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no one gets close.
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To I can steal feel. The number one book was
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Point of Origin by Patricia Cornwell. Top movie was Saving
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Private Ryan Darren World War Two. A group of US
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soldiers go behind enemy lines to get a paratrooper whose
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three brothers were killed in action. Stars Tom Hank, Tom Sizemore,
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and Matt Damon. All Right, what happened on July the
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twenty first. I'm sure you've all seen depiction of Chinese
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men back in history. You'd see him, they'd be bald,
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and they'd have that man bun on the back of
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the head. That was actually a law sixteen forty five
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the Manchu Prince Grogan. He issued in order that all
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Chinese men had to shave the front of their heads,
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and then we're what they call a que Interesting side note, though,
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until the last one hundred years or so, Chinese men
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rarely had to deal with balding her hair loss. It's
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what changed. They started living in more European lifestyle. Eighteen
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fifty three, New York Central Park was created. The New
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York Legislature designated seven and fifty acres of land on
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Manhattan to be used for a public park. It's actually
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eight hundred and forty three acres. Eighteen sixty one, the
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first major battle of the Civil War was fought before
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and then they were just called skirmishes. It was fighting
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the him Nassas Virginia. It is the Battle of bull Run. Now,
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it was a really lop side of victory for the South.
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But before the battle of the locals they all want
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to go check it out. So they all dressed stepperly knives,
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grabbed all their families and the kids in laws and everybody.
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Then they went out and picnicked over a hill overlooking
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the battle. Well, once the North started getting whoop and
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they turned tail and ran right through where all those
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people were picnicking. Of course the South gave chase. Yeah,
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those picnickers, they had quite the story to tell. A
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true Western shootout is where two men would meet in
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the center of town and then draw on each other.
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You've seen it lots of movies. Now, the first time
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it was actually done was today in eighteen sixty five
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and Springfield, Missouri, while Bill hitcock shot and killed Dave's
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tough Wow, Toughy has stole them. Bill's watch Now with
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that one on one quick draw while Bill became a
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living legend. Eighteen seventy three, Frank and Jesse James and
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the Younger Gang they robbed their first train. They derailed
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it near a Deer, Iowa. Now they wore klu Kluck's
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klan hoods to cover themselves. They got like two thousand
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dollars from the train safe. See they're supposed to have
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a shipment of gold, they thought, and it wasn't on
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the train, So yeah, that was kind of a burmer. So
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they ended up stealing a number one thousand dollars in
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cash and jewelry from all the passengers. Now, that was
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the first time in world history that a moving train
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had been stopped to be robbed. See what they did
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is they removed one of the rails. So when the
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engine got there, yeah, I just went into a ditch.
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It killed the engineer and the fireman. That Both passengers
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were pretty much fine, except for fact they got robbed.
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Nineteen nineteen, in Chicago, a blimp crashed through the skylight
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of a bank. Thirteen people were killed. All right, some
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more We're gonna do some state record high temps today.
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I think we're about Dunel with state record high temps.
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And anyway, nineteen thirty Millsburg, Delaway got up to one
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hundred and ten. Nineteen thirty four, Geelopolis, Ohio they had
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one hundred and thirteen degrees. Nineteen sixty Cini Mavo Brandon Roniki.
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She was the first woman ever elected the head of
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a government of her country. Actually, the first time anybody
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was elected a woman to be in charge of their country.
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After the primari industry of say Loan. That's Sri Lanka today.
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Now we keep talking to all these high temperatures every
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day in all these states and all that kinds of
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we forget down south. It's still winter. It was nineteen
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eighty three at the Soviet Union's Vostok Research station in Antarctica,
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they recorded the coldest temperature ever recorded on our planet,
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negative two hundred and eight one hundred and okay, negative
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one hundred and twenty eight point six degrees. So how
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would you like to be a scientist and get sent
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from Russia to Antarctica? That was suck at the US
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warship the Constitution. It set sail in seventeen ninety seven.
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It got famous being nicknamed Old Ironside. Now it actually
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sat at a dock for one hundred and sixteen years. Well,
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they decided, you know what, we're going to celebrate his
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two hundred birthday, so they fully restored her. So today,
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in nineteen ninety seven, set sail for the first time
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one hundred and sixteen years. Now you can actually go
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see the hip that's in the dock in Boston. I
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mean you can walk on the deck and everything, but
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you can't explore the ship or anything like that. But
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it didn't cost you any money. Twenty eleven and the
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space shuttle the Atlantis landed. That was the end to
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the spaceboat shuttle program. Twenty twenty three. A two thousand
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euro stone slab for grinding spices when discovered in South Vietnam.
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I don't know how you date a stone, but okay, anyway,
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they say it's still smelled like nutmeg, coke, Stop cooked
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coked cojoke shot this shimmers day, wen he left, this
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shiver day.
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We want simple car He let thish Shibf day. And
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you know we don't do.
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Okay? Who was born on July the twenty first writer
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Ernest Hemingway. He was born in oh Park, Illinois in
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eighteen ninety nine. Oh Ernest. He grew up rich yead
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the Hemingways. They were really wealth to do. Yeah, they
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still are now. He was rejected when he tried to
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enlist in the United States Army to fight in World
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War One. They said he had two poor of vice sights.
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So he joined the Red Cross and went over there
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and drove an ambulance. Yeah, I know, irony is in
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his books too.
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Now.
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After the war he traveled the world. He wrote as
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a reporter. He wrote short stories only. They wrote seven novels,
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The Torrens Spring, the Sun also rises, Farewell to arms,
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to have and have nots for whom the bell tolls
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across the river, end of the Woods. And The Old
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Man in the Sea Now. He won a Nobel Prize
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in Literature for The Old Man in the Sea.
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Now.
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The ending just pissed me off. Now. He had one
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child from his first wife, two from his second wife.
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Married his fourth wife in nineteen forty six, Hittingway. He
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committed suicide in nineteen sixty one, at sixty one years old.
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Now he wasn't the first Hittingway to commit suicide. Seven
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people in his direct family have a couple of his uncles,
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his grandfather, his father, his sister, brother, and his granddaughter
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Margot Hemingway. Yep, all killed themselves. No we.
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Go span.
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WILLI That was case Starr. She was born in Dorty, Oklahoma,
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in nineteen twenty two. She was manly a jazz singer.
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She had her buds their success doing popping country songs.
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She was one of the top singers in the late forties.
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Throughout the fifties, she divorred six times. She did have
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a daughter from her second husband, Kay. She died in
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twenty sixteen and ninety four years old from Alzheimer's.
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Come and knock on our door. We've been waiting for you, waiting.
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This is a person person.
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His pleas numping into.
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Acting. Only me, and we're gonna talk about actor Don Knots.
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He was born in Morgantown, West Virginia, in nineteen twenty four.
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He first hit really big playing Barney Fife on The
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Andy Griffith Show. Then he was mister Fairley on Threes Company.
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Now the guy who made a lot more movies than
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I ever thought. Some of them are The Ghost and
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Mister Chicken, The Shakiest Gun in the West, The Apple
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Dumpling Gang movies Pleasantville. He won five Themians when he
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played Barney Fife on Andy Griffith. He had a daughter
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and a son from his first wife, married his second
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third wife and two thousand and two. Then Don died
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from lung cancer and eighty one years old. Yeah, in
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two thousand and six. Now get this before, I can
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see this before when he first started out in entertainment, Yeah,
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he was a ventriloquist median. Actor Robin Williams was born
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in Chicago. He's nineteen fifty one. Started out as a
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stand up comedian and then it really big on the
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TV show Mark and Mindy Well. That led to movies
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made over eighty movies. He was nominated for Oscars for
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A Good Morning, Vietnam, Dead, Poet Society, The Fisher King.
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He won an Oscar for Goodwill Honey. He won five
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Grammys and works for Yeah, Best Comedy Albums, and then
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he won another Grammy for Best Children's Home. He had
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a son from his first wife, and had a son
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and a daughter from his second wife. Married his third
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wife twenty eleven. Robin. He committed suicide in twenty fourteen
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and sixty three years old. Eric Brazilia, and he is
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a co lead singer for the End the Hooters. Eric
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seventy two, is born in Philadelphia in nineteen fifty three.
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big hitsorry Day by Day and we danced all you zombies?
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They're actually out on to it right now in Europe.
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They're celebrating their forty fifth anniversary being together. That's really cool.
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You know, I like their music, but I don't even
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go watch a bunch of seventy year old Hooters.
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Eric.
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He is married and they have three children. Now, this
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is one of my favorite writers. Mike Connolly. He's sixty nine.
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He was born in Philadelphia in nineteen fifty six. Now,
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if you haven't read his book The Poet, yeah, that's
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a mystery. Now Connolly, he has actually written forty one novels.
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The main character is Harry Bosh. That might sound familiar
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to you from the movies and the TV shows they
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made of his books, But all his books they're Harry
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Bosh books, or are their books that contain characters who
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are in Harry bosh books. All right, for instance, like
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all right, he either read the book or saw the
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movie The Lincoln Lawyer that starred Matthew McConaughey. Well, he
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was Harry Bosh's half brother. So it just works. They
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are intertwined between books and movies. Now, Connelly, he got
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married nineteen eighty four and they have one child. Comedian
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Jordan love Its. He's sixty eight and he was born
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in Los Angeles in nineteen fifty seven. Started out doing
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stand up. He's on Saturday Night Live from nineteen eighty
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five to nineteen ninety. He's been in eighty movies. Also
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some of our Big League of their own, the Wedding Singer,
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the bench Warmers. He's done a lot, a lot, a
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lot of voice work. Johnny hasn't married yet. You said,
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he's still playing the field, all right. Here quote of
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the day. It comes from astronaut Alan Shepard. He was
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the fifth person to walk on the moon. Alan died
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today in nineteen ninety eight, at seventy four years old.
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He said, it's a very sobering feeling to be up
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in space and realize that your safety realized on the
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lowest bidder on a government contract. Well, thank you all
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for listening today. Don't forget to follow us. It comes
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to us on Country Country Coolmedia dot com. That's going
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through hours our country underground radio artists the day today. Yeah,
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Kristin and Dallas. She wants to recent Lee Wilson is
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song Struck. Stop Betty, you guys have an awesome day.
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We'll talk tomorrow.
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Doug stop betting, sif brother, heezu tang, Oh your coffee hug, Dougs,
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stop betting. She don't never let you down. Keep you
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swimming in those coffee ground when it's time, it's time
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go alright, hey, leave you now, Dugs, stop betting. See's
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