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

0:09 Hello everybody. I am Jeff and welcome to history and Factoid is about today, presented bike Cool Media. This is June the eighteenth. I wonta go fishing. Go there, it's eats mystress. Sweet, I wanna go fishing. Smile. I won't go fishing. I don't want to wash the clock. I wonna go fishing. Stuff. It's National Go Fishing Day. Today is about relaxing, taking a break, casting a line in your favorite stream, river, laker, pond. Now you can go by yourself, or you can go with friends and family. It's about just getting out on the water today. So if the average fish has an IQ of four, the average man has an IQ of one hundred, why can't man catch fish?

1:03 Well, I guess you have to go find out today. I'm also supposed to remind you of that whenever you get a chance, take a kid fishing. Yeah, it's gonna be a little more challenging, but it creates great memories for both you and the child for the rest of their life. So have fun fishing today. See what was going on and entertainment on June the eighteenth, Let's Back to nineteen eighty one number one album was high Infidelity by Ario Speedwaking. Kim Carnes had the number one song with Betty Davis eyes just crazy, She's coach, Yes, and she knows what it takes today, Stand Up Today. Dolly Parton had the number one country song with but you Know I Love You, I'm waking, I'm her murdered dream. Yes you know, I'm all once again love? It's left? Is it change?

2:10 Broken dreams? But you know that I love you? Know that I love Third number one book was Noble House by James Clavell. Top movie was Superman Too. Superman. He gives up his powers to be with los Lane. That allows three Kryptononian criminals to go after the Earth stars Christopher Rave, Margo Kidder, and Gene Hackman. Alright, let's see it happened in the world. On June the Eighteenth War of eighteen twelve began. Yeah, the United States declared war on Great Britain. Say Great Britain. They were actually at war with France, Napoleon and all that over there in Europe. So Great Britain they actually enforced a naval blockade to prevent any of the United States goods from getting over to France. Then Britain they would capture the USh merchant ships and use them to help force the blockade that pissed us off. So that was War eighteen fifty. The famous Battle of Waterloo was fought over in Belgium the British Army and the Prussian Army. They were able to beat the Botan Napoleon and his French army. Indian Napoleon's reign and it's the leader of France and then he was sent into exile. Eighteen seventy three in Rochester, New York, Susan b. Anthony, she was fined one hundred bucks for voting in the presidential election. Now I remember women couldn't do that until nineteen twenty.

3:23 Her one hundred dollars fine, it'd be about twenty four hundred dollars today. She never paid it and no one ever followed up to see if she paid it, so she really didn't get in any trouble. Eighteen ninety two in Owahu, Hawaii, Edward and Roland Jordan planned the first macadamia trees in Hawaii. So no, macadamia nuts are not native to the islands up that came from Australia. Nineteen fifty nine Louisiana. They committed their governor earlong to a mental hospital, but once he got there, he used his power as governor to have the hospital dick director fired. Yeah. Then he put a buddy in charge of the hospital, and his buddy said he was saying, and let him go. In India nineteen teen eighty and she was known as the human computer Shaq and Talia Devi. She set a world record. She was actually able to multiply two random thirteen digit numbers in her head. She multiplied seven trillion, six hundred and sixty eight building, three hundred ninety three hundred and sixty nine million, seven hundred and seventy four thousand, eight hundred and seventy She times that by two trillion, four hundred and sixty five billion, ninety nine million, seven hundred and forty five thousand, seven hundred and seventy nine. Yeah, calculator won't even go that high. Took her twenty eight seconds to multiply that in her head. Nineteen eighty three, Sally Riot, she became the first American woman to go into space thirty two years old.

4:39 He's still the youngest US asked henaut ever to go into space. Now what you do up there? She operated the robotic arm on the space shuttle. Yeah, she made two trips. Go coat coke, coat, coat, coat, shot this shiver oday, were gonna pause. He left this shiver day. We won't simple targe. He left this shiver. We don't do because that's all right. Was born on June the eighteenth, James Montgomery flag. He was born in Pelham, New York in eighteen seventy seven. He was an artist. His most famous piece of work the nineteen seventeen US Army recruiting poster. It was Uncle Sam saying I want you probably all seen that. He used his own face for Uncle Sam. Then it stuck.

5:21 That's what they used for Uncle Sam after that. Now, all that fame made him the highest paid magazine artist in the world in the nineteen thirties. Then in the nineteen forties he lost his eyesight and couldn't draw anymore. Died in nineteen sixty at eighty two years old. A very bitter man mountain climber George Mallory. He was born in Moberley, England, in eighteen eighty six. He fought in World War One, then he turned all his attention into mountain climbing. He was in the first three attempts to climb Mount Everest in the twenties. When he was once asked, why do you want to climate, he said, because it's there. On June fourth, in nineteen twenty four, Mallory and Nolo Dill they were seen on the eight hundred vertical feet from the summit of Mount Everest. No one had ever gotten that high before then. Yeah, no one knows what happened. They were never seen again.

6:02 No one knows if they made at the top and came got lost coming back. No one. No one knew anything that happened. Seventy five years. Mallory's body was found in nineteen ninety nine. Now there was nothing on his body, like photos or writings that in staid if he ever made it to the summer or night. But if he did make it the something before he fell, he would have reached the sum at twenty nine years before Edmund, Hillary and ting Zing Norgay did it. Now. When Hillary was asked if he thought Mallory did it, and Hillary simply said, you know, I rather hope that he made it. Valory was thirty seven years old when he died. He left a wife a son and a daughter. She loved you, She loves you. Eighty two year old Sir Paul McCartney. He's born in Liverpool, England, in nineteen forty two. He joined John Lennon's band, The QUARRYMNT. In nineteen fifty seven, became The Beatles in nineteen sixty. They took the name The Beatles from the nineteen fifty three movie The Wild One that starred Marlon Brando. Paul he actually played bass guitar when he was with the Beatles. Now, after all these years, Paul he still can't read music. Says he kind of regrets never learning. Now he's still performing. He's still in England this summer. He was married to his first wife, Linda, from nineteen sixty nine until she died from beast cancer in nineteen ninety eight, and they had three daughters and one son. He married

7:33 a second wife for six years and they had a daughter. Then he married his third wife in twenty eleven. Actress Carol Kine. She was born in Cleveland, Ohio, in nineteen fifty two, at seventy two years old. On TV, she won two Primetime Emmys playing Loatca's girlfriend Zipca on Taxi. Been in a lot of big movies Dog Day Afternoon, Annie Hall, The Princess Bride Scrooged. She was nomina eate in front Oscar for hester Street. She played Madam Morbell on Wicked in Rideway from twenty five to twenty fourteen. Also seventy two years old, is actress Isabella Rosalini. She was born in Rome, Italy. Her famous parents were actress Ingrid Bergman and director Roberto Rossellini. Now she started out as a model. She made a first movie with her mom in a matter of time, and she made a name for herself in Blue Velvet, Wild at Heart, Why at Art. Her first husband was Martin Scorsese. They ever married for three years. Married her second husband for three years, but they had a daughter, and after that divorce she adopted a son. She's been engaged a couple of times since, but never went through with it again. Nathan Moore has been singing Barrett dun for Boys to Men since they started in nineteen eighty eight. Nathan was born in Philip in nineteen seventy one. He's fifty three, So I'm a boys Demand's number

9:03 one songs End of the Road, I'll make love to you. I'm bend and knee. Four seasons of loneliness. Now they're going on tour this weekend. But if they don't come to your town, don't worry about it. They do a lot of Vegas residencies. Nay. Then he is married and they have one son. You got something to sue. You're wasting your time. I'm not mind. If it's seen in body else way for the town, you know what to do in peace. If this is hosting still, that song Austin was the first song that Blake Shelton ever released. Released it back in two thousand and one, spent five weeks at number one. Good way to start Blake's forty eight He's born in Ada, Oklahoma in nineteen seventy six. Sol the over fifty two million records. He does hold the record from two thousand and nine to twenty sixteen, when he had seventeen straight songs go to number one. No one else has pulled that off. Blake has twenty eight songs that have gone to number one total. He was I really got kind of crossover success by being a coach on TV's The Voice. Did that from twenty eleven to twenty twenty three. It was twenty three seasons.

10:13 He won it nine times. Blake's second wife was country singer Miranda Lambert. They were mare for four years. Then he married Gwen Stefani in twenty twenty one, but they started dating in twenty fifteen. All Right, if you're gonna celebrate, go fishing day. The most popular fish to go after bass both Largemount and Smama. Then whileye, Muskie, Pike and Trout, Well, thanks for being here today. We sure appreciate break yet listening again. Follow us on wherever you listen to us on if you get a chance to by Coolmedia dot Com. That's Cool three. That's just going on. On the other Podcastle's Send to Day of Clarence Clemens. He was a saxophone player for Bruce Brinstein's E Street Man. Died to Day in twenty eleven at sixty nine years old. Clarence said, I wanted to train for Christmas. I got a saxophone instead. You guys have an awesome day and we'll talk tomorrow. Manac non