March 16th-Artichokes, Samoset asked Pilgrims for beer, Jerry Lewis, Heart, Chuck Woolery, Lauren Graham

0:19 Hello everybody. I am Jeff and welcome to History and Factor. It's about today because in a back cool media, this is March the sixteenth. I'm a rapping ARTI choke. I'm legit, a no choke, keeping it right, keeping it real. I'll make a party out your meddles in the steamer on the grill. I'm straight out of Watsonville fresh and green flavor for days. I'll be the spoken for your man. And it's a natural wonder, a work of art. I'm full of love because I got a big heart. Today is National Art of Choke Day. The art of chokes originated in the Mediterranean area, where an art of choke is a combination of Italian, Spanish at Arabic Artichokesay day is really good and they're really really good for you. Yeah, lots of nutrients, no fat, no cholesterol. Now they're really versatile. You can boil them, you can bake them, steam them, fry them, grill them, make them into an awesome dip. Now supposedly they taste good on pizza, but I'm not going there. So eat healthy, eat good, and eat an artichoke today, all right. Lish's going on in entertainment on March sixteenth. It's About Your nineteen fifty nine number one album was the Peter Gunn movie soundtrack, mostly by Henry Mancini.

1:27 Frankie Avalon had the number one song with Venus. Venus, I love figure with somebody. And takes the brightest stars up in the skies and place them in her eyes for me. D Johnny Cash You had the number one country song with Don't Take Your Guns to Town. A young cowboy named Billy Joe who grew restless on the far a boy filled with wonderless too really meant no harm. He changed his clothes and shined his boots and calmed his dark hair down, and his mother cried as he walked down, don't take your guns to town, son, leave your guns at home.

2:20 Bill Well, I think we know what's going to happen at the end of that song. Number one buck was Doctor chivagu By Poor's Back Boris Pasterneck. The top movie was the Sheriff of Fracture Jaw now access after accidentally stopping an Indian attack on a stagecoach in the Old Wild West Too from England, he has made the sheriff of a nearby town. Stars Kenneth Moore, Jane Manfield, and Henry yo Ah. What happened on March the sixteenth. Sixteen twenty one. Samrset He became the first Native American injury to make contact with the Pilgrims at their Plymouth colony. See the Pilgrims They were surprised as hell when Sam and Sat walked up to him and then English said, welcome Englishman. Then he asked for some beer. See, Sama said's drive.

3:01 He was actually lived up in Maine. He was just down visiting the chief of the massaway In Indian tribe that lived near the Pilgrims. And since he knew English, that chief asked him, Hey, we made contact with these guys and see where the heck their intentions are. So he said sure, He went up and talked to him. That is, Sam set know English well for years English. They had been settling fishing camps up there in Maine, in southern Canada and that area. So he learned a little English from them, and he learned a lot about beer. Now. I don't know if they gave them any, but the Pilgrims love beer. Yeah, they would have had some on hand if they gave it. To him. Eighteen oh two, the United States established the first military Academy at West Point in New York. Still there first cadets. They showed up for orientation on July fourth, eighteen thirty is still the slowest day ever for the New York Stock Exchange. Only thirty one shares were traded. The wonder In New York Stock Exchange started trading in seventeen ninety two. Now, I'm pretty sure that for most of you have either read or been read to the book The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne Well Middle School somewhere around that time. Well, it was published today in eighteen fifty eighteen sixty one.

4:04 Sam Houston, he is kicked out as a governor of Texas. Yeah, he refused to take an oath of loyalty for the Confederacy. Sam. He was really pissed that Texas voted to secede from the Union to join the Confederacy. So he wasn't going to go along with this until they kicked him out. Nineteen sixteen, the United States and Canada they signed the first Migratory Bird Treater United States. They agreed not to kill all the migrating birds as they went to and from Canada, and Canada agreed not to kill all the migrating birds when they were in their nesting for the summer. Now, I guess you have to start somewhere. It was nineteen twenty six in Massachusetts the doctor Robert Goddard, he launched the first liquid fueled rocket, got up to forty one feet in the air, travel one hundred and eighty four feet before landing in a cabbage patch, took two point five seconds. Nineteen fifty two. Now this is still a world record most rainfall ever. It fell in Cilios on Reunion Island. Six point one feet of rain fell. Now, I know what you're thinking, but Moses didn't have rain gates.

4:56 We don't know what he did. So that's why Reunion Ninland gets the record. Reunion Island, it's four and twelve twenty miles east of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean. Over in Vietnam, in nineteen sixty eight, the Mylai massacrecred the United States Army soldiers skilled over four hundred fourth Yeah, four hundred unarmed Vietnamese civilians. Yeah, that's why it was in my life in South Vietnam. Now they're platoon later Lieutenant William Colly. He was convicted and sentenced to life in prison for it, ended up serving three and a half years under house arrest. Nineteen eighty eight, Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein. He ordered a chemical attack on the Kurdish town of Happabijia and it's in Iraq. Five thousand civilians were killed. It's the largest chemical weapon attack ever used on civilians in history. Nineteen ninety five, they said they just forgot to do it after the Civil War. But Mississippi they finally voted to ratify the thirteenth Amendment. Yeah, that's the one that abolised slavery. So it was one hundred and thirty years after everybody else did it. Mississippi they finally got around to us. So I guess it's better late than ever. But then get this, after they voted, you know, to accept the thirteenth Amendment abandoned.

5:59 They forgot to file the paperwork. So yeah, it didn't even count until someone found it and said, oh okay, and they followed it. In twenty thirteen. Joke, joke, joke, huge dish shibirth day. We're gonna page he left dish Shibfday. We got simpletage. He's like dish shibirth Day. And you know we don't get up a birthday. Let's just see what's part on March the sixteenth. The father of the United States Constitution. James Madison. He was born in Port Conway, Virginia, and he in seventeen fifty one he was on the Bellgrove Plantation. Became one of our founding fathers. Now he organized the Constitutional Convention, He wrote the first draft of the United States Constitution, and he wrote the Bill of Rights for the US Constitution.

6:41 That's why he's considered the father of the US Constitution. He was also our fourth US president, very very popular, served from eighteen oh nine to eighteen seventeen. But as popular as his were, his wife might have even been more popular back then, and she's probably more popular now, Dolly Madison. They got married in seventeen ninety four. Now she is credited with creating the role the first Lady plays in today in. The White House. James he died in eighteen thirty six and eighty five years old from heart failure. Now, if you go and open up your wallet and check it out, his picture is the one on the five thousand dollars Bill Madison. He's also our shortest president. He was only five feet four inches tall. Comedian actor Jerry Lewis. He was born in Newark, New Jersey, in nineteen twenty six. Nineteen forty seex he teamed double Dean Martin, Martin and Lewis. Yeah, they hit really big on the just the comedy clubs and pubs and just kind of vaudeville and that kind of stuff. But then they hit really big in movies.

7:33 They made fourteen of them together. They decided to go their separate ways in nineteen fifty six, and Lewis he made forty five after that, but they all sucked. He hoasted the MDA telethon from nineteen sixty six to twenty ten. He is married to his first wife for thirty five years. Yeah, they had six sons, and one of their sons domon ring. Anymore. Yeah, Gary Lewis for Gary Lewis and the Playboys. He said he learned how to sing from his mom if he heard his dad's say you'll agree now. After they divorced, he went married his second wife, or Jerry did not Gary. Jerry Lewis. He married his second wife back in nineteen eighty three, and they had one daughter. Now he died in twenty seventeen at ninety one years old. Found out that.

8:13 He had disowned all six sons. He left everything to his daughtersation. Henching his stone and he guesses at all. That was game show host Chuck Worry Yeah. Back in nineteen sixty eight, he sang lead for the band Avant Guard. Now they took that song naturally stoned in the top forty. Then Chucky quit Yeah. He decided he went in to be a country singer. So they went into country and that didn't work out at all. So Chuck ended up being the first host for the TV game show Will of Fortune in nineteen seventy five. He did that until Pat say Jack replaced him nineteen eighty two. Then Chuck went and hosted Love Connection for eleven years, a scrabble, the dating game, and lingo. Now Chuck, he just died.

9:03 In November eighty three years old. Now. He was born in Ashland, Kentucky had two children from his first wife. He had a daughter from his second wife, two sons from his third wife. Married his fourth wife in two thousand and six of the fast. Indies and came away from moving dad playing for me. To say what means. But I likes I like my Wamen, I like my woman. Just a tad on the trash. That was country singer songwriter Jerry Jeff Walker. He was born in Wenoda, New York, in nineteen forty two. Now he was kind of a leader in the progressive country music outlast scene that took place in the nineteen seventy biggest hit though he didn't even sing it was mister bo Jingles. Some of the CITs that he sang where jaded Lover got lucky last night, I feel like Hey William was tonight. Now that song we played trash and women.

10:01 He had okay success with him and nothing big Confederate Railroad. They took that song all the way up to number one in the nineties. Now he married in nineteen seventy four and they had a son and a daughter. He died in twenty twenty from throat cancer, seventy eight years old. Actor Eric Strata He's seventy six. He was born in East Harlem, New York. Made his movie debut in nineteen seventy alongside Pat Boone. They were in the Cross and the Switchblee. Eric's best known for billying Ponts on the TV shows Chips. After that he did a lot of Tellingova's on Spanish TV. It wasn't an eminem video. Now he had two sons from his second wife, married his third wife in nineteen ninety seven and. They have a daughter.

10:59 Now, after over a decade of having really big success, that song Dreams became Heart's first number one song. Yeah, and Nancy singing, not even Anne, who's the normally their lead singer. Nancy Wilson. She's seventy one. She's born in San Francisco. She's three years younger than her big sister Anne. Now, they helped form Heart in nineteen seventy three. They still over thirty five million records and then the Rock and the Hall Hall of Fame. Nancy. She's considered one of the greatest female guitar players of all time. Nancy. Her first husband is Cameron Crow. They were married twenty four years and had twin sons. Then she married her second husband in twenty twelve. Now, if you're a Heart fan, Heart they're going out on tour March twentieth, and they're gonna be playing all summer if you want to check out Heart actress Lauren Graham. She's fifty eight and she's born in Honolula, Hawaii. Now. Her parents divorced when she was five, so she grew up in the suburbs of Washington, d C.

11:45 Now that would suck. I mean, yeah, sure the divorce was bad, but could you imagine growing up in Washington, DC when you could have grown up in Hawaii? Now Lauren on TVA. She starred in The Gilmour Girls and then Paranoid. Some of her big movies were Bad Santa, the Pacifier, Evan all Might. She's actually had a lot of work, a lot of success as a writer. Well, thank you for being here today. Not marriage going on, but we appreciate you listening. Don't get to follow on whoever listening to this? H Do you remember Frank, it's not to Junior. It seems today that all you see is violence and movies and sex on TV. But where are those good old fashioned values on which we used to rely. Lucky there's a family guy. Yeah, Frank Junior, he's saying the theme song for the Family Guy.

12:33 He died to day in twenty sixteen at seventy two years old. He said, if you don't work, your brain goes to cheese. Okay, all right, and well we're gonna end with our country underground radio artists of the day. We're going with Cliff Westfall today and his song Baby You Win. So you have an awesome day and we'll talk tomorrow. Well, I'm giving it up. I'm giving it. I'm giving fat Is, cracking, Jack and bi Us that I got rumba so. Called friend about stand and goes, I'm down. Up gay here. Yeah, I said, bring bring dear Rebe.

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