June 4-Cheese, Angelina Jolie, Russell Brand, Freddie Fender, Michelle Phillips, Bruce Dern, Hug Your Cat, Auntie Em

0:19 Hi, everybody. I am Jeff, and welcome to history and factor it's about today. This is June the fourth, Betta mozzarella. Silas called me a cream Parmesan, a Buddha yelberg uta, American, not Frey. Whatever cheese that pleades. Jees, they're okay of yellow except for blood. Lots and lots of cheese. Today is National Cheese Day. Now, cheese it comes back before recorded history when it started. Now, cheese it can be made from milk, from cows, goats, up flo shape, pretty much anything. Now cheese it comes from the pressed curds that are in the milk. Now it's the temperature, the aging, and the additives termine what type of cheese you have. So you can have fun grubbing on cheese.

1:11 You can have a ball with slide. So we'll just enjoy your cheese today. Now I'm gonna sit this one out, being locked dilsin tolerant. Trust me, you do not want to be anywhere near me if I eat some cheese. But the organizers had me in mind. So today is also National Hug your Cat Day. So I guess I got four cats to hug. At least I won't fart Let's see what happened in entertainment on June fourth, Let's go back to two thousand and three. The number one album was Golden Age of Grotesque by Marilyn Manson fifty cent. Nate Dog had the numb one song with twenty one questions asked. Some questions did that guy that asks an out? I hope you can come up? And then they seen me to love me now, but you love me get pouble down? And how but you still have enough?

1:54 Fuck me? They see me to love me now, but you. Love me get. Diamond. Rio had the number one country song with I Believe I've gone. Jis Watching. The number one book was Naked Prey by John Sandford Todd. Movie was Too Fast, Too Furious. A former cop he's asked to try and bring down a dangerous criminal, so he gets a childhood friend to help him out. That guy's a street racer and trying to make a minutes for his past. Stars Paul Walker, Tyrese Gibson, and Ava Mendez.

2:43 All Right. What happened on June the fourth, seventeen eighty three. Over in France, Joseph and Jack's Monk Golfier. They launched the first unmanned hot air balloon flew for about ten minutes, went about one point two miles, got up to almost six thousand feet. Now, that was the first man made object ever to have a sustained flight. Eighteen thirty eight, the first kind of baseball game was played over in Beachville, Ontario, Canada. See they had five bases, they used a ball of the iron covered in calfskin, and they did use bats. Now that kind of proves that Abner double. They did not invent baseball. Now, I you know why this didn't catch on. In eighteen fifteen England, a self deodorizing fertilizer was invented. Let's go back to baseball. Eighteen eighty nine, Boston Beniators pitcher John Clarkson, he threw the first immaculate inning.

3:29 That's where a pitcher strikes out all three batters on nine pitches. Been done one hundred and eighteen times over the years. Last time it was just a couple weeks ago in May eighteenth. Yeah, Miami Marlins pitcher Carl Quin twelve. He did it. For a little bit of perspective, though three hundred and twenty six no hitters have been thrown. But twenty four perfect games. So the immaculate name. That's kind of in the middle of those two. Eighteen ninety six seventy four, had built his first automobile. He called it the quad just cycle. Had had two cylinders, four horsepower engine, two gears, one for ten miles an hour and the other for twenty miles. Now no re' He stood it with a rudder. Now Ford he was kind of a king of promotion, and he had created quite the buzz and Detroit about him. Was unveiling his newest creation. A lot of people came out to see it. Everyone was just standing around with anticipation, and they waited and they waited. See, Ford had a little problem. His quadricycle was too white to fit through the doors to a shop. Finally, they just tore a hole in the side and he drove it all around. Detroit sold enough of them, found Ford Water Company. He sold them for about two hundred bucks.

4:27 Apiece nineteen thirty seven Sylvan Goodman. He owned a humpty dumpty grocery store out there in Oklahoma City. Yeah, busted out his nose invention. It was the first shopping carts. Basically, it was a folding chair with wheels and two baskets on it. Well, he patented the whole thing and became a very, very very rich man. Nineteen forty of the British they role to complete the miracle at Dunkirk. The German army. They had trapped the British, Belgian and French armies on the beach in Dunkirk. That's in northern France. Now they had absolutely no way of escape with their backs to the sea. So for eight d eight days, every kind of boat available, navy ships, fishing boats, pleasure yachts, life boats, you name it. If it had a motor and floated, they used it. They were able to rescue three hundred and thirty eight two and twenty six troops off that Saturday. Twenty two thousand were still killed. Nineteen seventy three, Don Wetzel, Tom Barnes and George Testing invented atm machine More Baseball. In nineteen seventy four, in Cleveland, the Cleveland Indians and the Texas Rangers were tied five to five going into the ninth inning. Well, Cleveland had to forfeit. Yeah, the Rangers got to win. Why you made ask Well, that promotion for that night was ten cent beer knight. So yeah, by the ninth inning the fans were all liquored up and they have her and started wandering around onto the field. Pretty much made it impossible to complete the game. The next day, the Cleveland City Council they passed a law no more ten cent beer knights. Nineteen seventy seven, violence broke out during a Puerto Rican Day parade. Two people were killed. It was in Chicago nineteen ninety two, one of the biggest elections in US history. The American citizens actually united, they came together.

6:00 It was a unanimous landside election. Seventy five percent of everybody who voted voted putting Elvis, the young Elvis on the posted stamps instead of old Elvis. Jo joked joke, sho dish shiverth day. We're gonna pause he left this shiverthday. We gonna simple tage like this shibth day. And you know you don't give birthday. Well, let's see it's born on g in the fourth actor Clara Blendeck. She was born in Hong Kong in eighteen seventy six. She has most known for playing antm in the movie The Wizard of Us. She was actually in over one hundred movies. Now, even when she was younger, she almost always played like the old aunt or of the family, matriarch or something like that. She did some Broadway.

6:42 She married once for a couple of years, and she was in her twenties. Nineteen sixty two, she was eighty five years old and she was going blind and suffering from arthritis. Yeah, she just ended it all with sleeping pills. Actor Brius Dern is ninety. He was born in Chicago in nineteen thirty six. He's been acting in since nineteen sixty. Been an over one hundred and ten movies, dom and a for Oscars for Coming Home in Nebraska. He was also in The Great Gatsby Black Sunday Tattoo. Now. His second wife was actress Diane Ladd. They had a daughter. She's actress Lord Dern, now Bruce. He married his third wife in nineteen sixty nine. Now Bruce, his ex wife Diane Ladd, and his daughter Laura Dern. They're all have stars on the Hollywood Lock of Fame. Yep, they're all right next to it. N Yep. They all adjourn.

7:23 Buddy he ever Braire. He's a dear dry. Lobby there before the Least Dear Drop Baltimore Horta. He was having all kinds of trouble getting a break in the music industry, so nineteen fifty eight he changed his name to Freddy Finder. Now. He picked Finder because that's the kind of guitar he played. He picked Freddy because he thought the gringos would like it. Well, they did, and he became a really, really big star. He was country, but he crossed over the pop charts a lot before the next. Tear Drop Falls, Wasted Days and Waste to Night, Secret Love, You'll Lose a good one.

8:06 Those are some of his number one songs now. He was born in San Benito, Texas, in nineteen thirty seven, had four children from his first wife, married his second wife in nineteen seventy six. Freddy died in two thousand and six, sixty nine years old, from lung cancer. One of the Mamas and the Mamas and Papas was Michelle Phillips. She's eighty two, born in Long Beach, California, in nineteen forty four. Back in nineteen sixty two, she married John Phillips.

8:49 Now they got with Danny Doherty and Cassie Elliot and form Mamas and Papa's in nineteen sixty five. They were all in together three years. Yeah, they broke up in nineteen sixty eight. Somehow they sold over forty million records calif on You're Dreaming Monday. Monday, I saw her again. That was some of their heads. Michelle, she wasn't much of a singer, she was just cute. Then in nineteen sixty nine she divorced John and went into acting. She started on the TV show Notts Landing and her and John did have a daughter, that singer, China Phillips. Then Michelle married Dennis Hopper, Yeah, the actor for eight days. Dennis said, the first seven days were pretty cool. Now she was with her third husband for a whole year. Then she had two sons from two different boyfriends. Actor Parker Stevenson is seventy four. He was born in Philadelphia in nineteen fifty two. That's known for TV. Played Frank Hardy in The Hardy Boys Mysteries, and then he played Craig Palmer Roy on Baywatch. He also played a lifeguard in the movie Lifeguard. Yeah, he was opposite Sam Elliott.

9:39 Biggest movie is probably Stroker Raised Parker. He is married actress Christiali for fourteen years. They had two children when they divorced. Married his second wife in twenty eighteen. Actor Keith David. He was born in New York City, graduated from Juilliard. He is seventy today. He's done quite a bit of theater, done a lot of TV appearance. Been in over one hundred and fifty movies. First The Movie was the Thing, then Platoon, They Live Dead Presidents. There's something about Mary. He's not a lot of voice worker, that really deep voice that he has. He had a son from his first wife, married his second wife in two thousand and one and they have two daughters. Say tragic.

10:34 That was El DeBarge. He was born in Detroit in nineteen sixty one. He's sixty five. He had success as a solo artist. He's saying that song, Who's Johnny Love? Always real Love? His biggest success, Yeah, that was with the group Debarded. That was his family was with his sister and his three brothers. Now he's saying their hits. Who's holding Donna? Now stay with me, let's be honest. His sisters saying most of their heads now Elle. He got married once for four years and they had one child. After that he's had eleven kids from five women. Actor comedian Russell Brand is fifty one. He's born in Graz, England in nineteen seventy five. Now he started out as a really successful comedian over there in the UK. First got known in the United States when he was in the movie Forgetting Sarah Marshall. Then Get Him to the Greek Arthur. He voiced all the Dispiclelean movies. Married singer Katy Perry for two years, then with The Second Wives since twenty fifteen, and they have two daughters and one son.

11:27 Now. Her dad is actor John Voight. She was born Angelina and Jolie Voight, but she's famous simply as actors Angelina and Julie. She's fifty one a day. Also, she was born in Los Angeles. Her first movie is when she was seven, Yeah, I was with her dad and looking to get out. She first actually hit for herself in the movie BoNT Collector. Then she went an Oscar for Girl Interrupted. She was nominated for an Oscar for the Changslink biggest Movie's Probably Gone in sixty Seconds, and then the Loura Croft Tomb Mariner movies. Now her second husband was actor Billy Bob Thornton for three years. Then she married Brad Pitt for five years. They were actually together twelve years. It's six kids. They made three and they adopted three. All Right. Our quote of the day, we're gonna go with Hall of Fame basketball coach John Wooden. He died to day in twenty ten at ninety nine years old. John said, if you don't have time to do it right, when will you have time to do it over? Thank you for listening, and make sure you follow us on whoever you listen to us on and check out the show notes that has links to all our endeavors, our country and the ground radio artists today. He comes from Austin and Albany. It's Toby May and his song Tonight, you guys have an awesome day. We'll talk tomorrow.

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