June 18-Go Fishing! Paul McCartney, Boys II Men, Blake Shelton, Sally Ride, Uncle Sam, George Mallory

0:19 Hello everyone, I am Jeff and welcome to History and Factor. It's about today. Today is June the eighteenth. I wonta go fishing. Go there, tats my stress, sweet, I wanna go fishing. Shut jass my blue week. I won'ta go fishing. I don't want to wash the cloud. I wonna go fishing. Don't stop. Today is nationale Go Fishing Day. Today it's all about relaxing, taking a break, cast a line in your favorite stream, river, liquor funt. Now you can go by yourself, a go with friends and family. Just about getting outside near the water.

1:03 So if the average fish has an IQ of four, the average man has IQ of one hundred, what can't man catch fish? Well, I guess you all have to go out and find out today. Now if you can't take a kid fishing with you today, yeah, it's gonna be a little more challenging, but it creates great memories for you and the kid. So I have fun fishing today. Now. The most popular fish to go after fast, large and smallmouth. While I muskie, pike and trumped. All right, this is going on entertainment on June the eighteenth. It's about their nineteen seventy three number one album was Red Rose Speedway by Paul McCartney and Wings. They had the number one song with My Love. Where I Go. I Know my heart can stay with my It's understood. Sima had Some Fun and My Doesn't Good.

2:01 Gennye Prutt. She had the number one country song with Satin Sheets Saillos ju. Ju Ju. The number one books Once is Not Enough by Jacquelin Suzan. Top movie was Battle for the Planet of the Apes. Caesar he has to protect humans from a militant ape group, then he has to protect apes from a horrible human cult. Stars riding mcdal Claude Aikins and Natalie Trendy. All Right, what happened on June the eighteenth, sixteen eighty two Quaker William Penn He founded the city of Philadelphia. Now he wanted a city that was a place where people from different faith and denominations to live in harmony with Native Americans.

2:52 Now he took two Greek words. He combined Philos for love at adipas for brother. So Philadelphia, Yeah, city of brother of love, not just a nickname. Eighteen twelve, the United States declared war on Great Britain. Thus the War of eighteen twelve. Now Great Britain they were already at war with France, fighting Napoleon in his French army. So Great Britain they had enforced a naval blockade. It prevented any American ships from getting through with any goods into France. Now Britain, not only would they captured in the US merchant ships, they would use those ships and force that blockade. Well. That pissed us off, so it was war. In eighteen fifteen, the Battle of Waterloo was fought in Belgium. Now the British Army and the Prussian Army they were in up and they defeated Napoleon in his French army. Napoleon for the second time was no longer the leader of France and was sent into exile. This time they sent him all the way down to the island of he Saint Helena.

3:40 Now that's in the middle of the South Atlantic Ocean, not by anything, it's like twelve hundred miles from coast of Africa. Eighteen seventy three in Rochester, New York, Susan b. Anthony, she was fined one hundred dollars. Yeah, she voted in the last presidential election. Now, remember women couldn't do that until nineteen twenty. Her one hundred dollars fine, it'd be about twenty three hundred bucks today. She never paid it, No, and no one ever followed up to see if she paid it. So yeah, she really didn't get in trouble at all or anything that she did vote for the Luca who lost in Oahu, Hawaii in eighteen ninety two, Edward and Robert Jordan. They planted the first Macadamian trees in Waii. Yeah, Macadamians they're not native to Hawaiian note that come from Australia. But they're really fast growing. So the Jordans they planted the trees to be wind breaks for the sugar cane fields. Well, later on people figured out about those Macedamian nuts. Nineteen fifty nine Louisiana, they committed their governor Earllong to mental hospital. Yeah, they all thought to do the nuts. But once he got into the hospital he used his power as governor. Yeah, the hospital director fired. But when of his buddy's in charge of the hospital, and his buddy said he was saying and let him out. Now, the word desegregate, it means to end a policy of racial segregation. Nineteen sixty four, black and white activists tried to desegregate a swimming pool in Sant Augusta and Florida. Now they got kind of a little wild and everything. Yeah, they want people of all racists to be able to swim in that swimming pool, and the people didn't want him, and it just got ugly. Anyway, police came and just rusted everybody, including seventeen rabbis. Now, once everybody left and the klue clocks Clumb came in, fire bombing the entire place. Nineteen eighty three, thirty two year old Sally Ride, she became the first American woman

5:11 to go into space. They didn't let her drive, but they let her operate that robotic arm that was on the Space Shuttle. Sally actually made two trips on the Space Shuffle. She's still the youngest asternat in US history too, at thirty two. Now do you think this would be cool to say or do you think it would just scare the hell out of you? Now you've all seen lightning flash. In twenty twenty, during a thunderstorm over Uruguay and Argentina, a lightning flash lasted seventeen point one seconds. That's the longest duration for any lightning flash in history. Joke joke, joked, joke, Show this shivers day. Please don't pause. He left this shiverfday. We won't simple carge. He like this shivers day, and you know we don't do day.

5:51 Kay who was born on you in the eighteenth James got Montgomery flag. He was born in Pelham, New York, in eighteen seventy seven. Now he was an artist. The most famous piece of work was in nineteen seventeen the United States Army recruiting poster. Yeah, the one with Uncle Sam pointing his finger and says I want you. Yeah, he used his own face for it and everything. But it's stuck that Uncle Sam. That's still the same as it was back then. Yeah, that's still what they used today when they represent Uncle Sam. Now, he was the highest paid magazine artist out there, and then in the nineteen forties he lost his eyesight so he couldn't draw anymore. He died in nineteen sixty at eighty two years old. Very bitter Man mountain climber George Mallory. He was born in Moberley, England, eighteen eighty six. Now, he fought in World War One, then he turned all his attention to mountain climbing. Now he is part of the first three attempts to climb Mount Everest in the nineteen twenties. Now he was asked why he wanted to climb it, he said, well, because it's there. On June fourth, in nineteen twenty four, Mallory and his climbing partner, this guy named Sandy Irvin, they were seen by binoculars only eight hundred vertical feet from the summit of Mount Everest. No one had ever gotten that high before then. Yeah, nobody knows what happened.

6:56 They were never seen again. Yeah, so no one knows what they made at the top, or they fell they were coming down or anything. They didn't find Mallory's body so in nineteen ninety nine, and there's nothing on his body that said if he made it to the summit. There's like no pictures or journal writings or anything like that. So nope, they don't know if he did. But if he did make it to the summit, that was twenty nine years before Edmund Hillary and Tanzi Norgey did it. Hillary has asked if he thinks Mallory did. Hillary simply said, I rather hope he made it. Mallory was thirty seven when he died. He left a wife and son and a daughter. She loved you. She loves you so.

7:48 Sure. Paul McCartney, He's eighty three. He was born in Liverpool, England. He joined John Lennon's Bad and the Corey Men back in nineteen fifty seven. They became the Beatles in nineteen sixty. Now he started out playing bass guitar, but to this day Paul McCartney cannot read music, says he kind of regrets never learning now. He was married to his first wife, Linda, from nineteen sixty nine until she died from breast cancer in nineteen ninety eight. They had three daughters and one son. Married a second wife for six years and they had a daughter. Married his third wife twenty eleven. Actress Carolcaine. She was born in Cleveland, Ohio in nineteen fifty two seventy three Today on TV. She won two Primetime Emmys playing Laca's wife Simca on the sitcom Taxi. Been in a lot of big movies, Dog Day Afternoon, Annie Hall, The Princess Bride, Scrooge. She was nominated for an Oscar for Hester Street. She was on Broadway from twenty five to twenty thirteen playing Madame Morrible in The Wicked, also seventy three. Today is actress is Alena Isabella Rosalini. She was born in Rome, Italy. Her famous parents were actress Ingrid Bergmann and film director Roberto Rossellini. She started out as a model. First movie she was in when she was a kid. It was with her mom, It's called a Matter of Time. Made a name for herself in Blue Velvet, Wild At Heart, Wyat. Her first husband was Martin Scorsese for three years. Then she married a second husband for three years and they had a daughter. After that divorce, she's been engaged a couple of times and never went through with the wedding, though she did adopt the son Nathan Morris. He has been singing Barton for

9:33 Boys to Men since they started in nineteen eighty eight. He's fifty four. He's born in Philadelphia. Some number one songs of Boys and Men have are End of the Road, I'll make a Love to You on bended knee, four seasons of Loneliness. Now they're going out on tour tomorrow, but if they don't come to your city. Don't worry about it. When they're not touring, they're always doing Las Vegas residency, so they're pretty easy to go see if you want. Nathan, he's married and they have one son. You got something to soume. You're wasting your time. I'm not mine. If it's seen in body else, wait for the tone. You know what to do.

10:14 In peace is this is hosting. Still Austin. That was the first song Blake Shelton ever released at leased it back in two thousand and one, spent five weeks at number one, So that's a good way to stir it out. Blake's forty nine. He was born in Ada, Oklahoma. Blake Gold's record from twenty nine to twenty sixteen, he had seventeen straight songs go to number one. No one else has been able to pull that off. Blake actually twenty eight number one songs total. Now he was a coach on the TV show The Voice for twenty three seasons. Yeah, he won nine times. Blake's second wife was country singer Miranda Lambert for four years. Then he married singer when Stefani in twenty twenty one.

10:55 Had actually been dating since twenty fifteen. Alright here quote of the day. We're gonna go with Claire Clemens. He was a saxophone player for a Bruce Springsteen's East Street band. Clarence died today in twenty eleven at sixty nine years old. And I said I wanted to train for Christmas. I got a saxophone instead, and the rest is history. Well, thank you all for listening. Don't forget to follow us on who you are. Listen to his own and don't check for it to check out cool media dot com. That's cool with three Yeo's our country underground radio artists of the day. It's a by request. It comes from Tyler down in Fort Lauderdale. He wants to hear Robinson's Treacher song. Whiskey and Tequila. You guys have an awesome day and we'll talk tomorrow. Who helped the key up in the No miskey tu key?

11:37 Oop keeps a giving when you can't no more miskey to key, happy pain, never disguised walking around with them nut shots. Boop's got the keys and the leven we share. It ain't no wine, no beer whiskey to keen here? Who's got the kid of your nasty side? Whiskey to key, who tells you follow your bride. Whiskey to key, who's. Gonna helps drail the room. Round around about nine about free?

12:17 Who's got the kids in the lovel with shriff? It ain't no why no beer. It is a whiskey and tekee live here hiding. Whiskey to key, Whiskey to Kee,