March 20th-Ravioli, Mr. Rogers, Jerry Reed, Spike Lee, Holly Hunter, Linkin Park, Kenny Rogers, Carl Reiner

0:19 Hello everyone, I am Jeff and welcome to History and Factor. It is about today, presented by Cool Media. Today's March the twentieth. Yep, it's the first das spring came in at three oh one am Colorado time. So let's celebrate spring with let's do an Italian style. Oh ravioli, Hilo ravioli, ravioli. It's the stuff for me. Do I have it on my nose? Yes, you have it on your nose, on my nose, on your nose. Whoa ravioli, Hilo, ravioli, ravioli. It's the stuff for me. Today is National Ravioli Day. Now large ravioli they're called ravalani. Small ravioli. Yeah, they're called rab a lady raviol That's pretty basic. Two pieces of pasta filled with meat, cheese or vegetables in between, covered in sauce. Now there are dessert lo raviolis too, if you want to partake in those raviol That goes back to thirteen hundreds over in the Italy area. No real big deals today. I mean some local Italian restaurants, but that's about it. Nav you don't want to go out and you don't want to cook. Remember, there's always cheff boy ORDI, alright, this is going on entertainment on March twentieth. It is about the year two thousand.

1:26 Number one album was Supernatural by Santana Destiny's Child. That number one song was Say My Name. Tell Me. Toby Keith had the number one country song with how do you Like Me? Now? Hownny Electman Now now then I'm on files. You still think I'm crazy.

2:07 I'm standing here today. You love me? But always streamed about your radio. How. The number one book was The Brethren by John Grisham. The top movie was Aaron Brouckowitch, a secretary for a law firm. She fights for justice for a small town that's been ruined because of a utility company's pollution. Stars Julia Roberts, Albert Finney, and David Brestbin. All right, what happened on March the twentieth? Eighteen nine read Alessandro Volta. He announced his nost invention. Yeah, he invented the electric battery. Eighteen fifty two, the book Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet breecher Stowe is published. Now. That entry's anti slavery novel. Yeah, the first American book they ever sell a million copies. Eighteen fifty four, the anti slavery activists inside the Whig Party, Yeah, they broke away.

2:57 They formed the Republican Party. Some of the polications who left the Whigs become Republicans were future presidents Abraham Lincoln, Rutherford B. Hayes, Chesstra Arthur, and Benjamin Aers. And he guesses where the Republican Party was formed. Ripping, Wisconsin. Nineteen twenty two, the ship the USS Langley was commissioned. It was a world's first aircraft carrier. Now was named after Samuel Langley. He had unsuccessfully tried to catapult launch and they're plane from a house boat back in nineteen oh three. Witness has said that flew like a bag of rocks. But he got the first carrier named after him, so I guess it kind of worked. Nineteen thirty in North Corbyn, Kentucky, Colonel Harlan Sanders created Kentucky Fried Chicken. He was at his little cafe there the cafe. I went bag grug, but the chicken survived. Nineteen fifty four in Columbia, Pennsylvania, they put out the first newspaper vending machines. Nineteen ninety nine, the first legor land outside of Europe opened up Carlsbad, California.

3:50 Two thousand and three, the ground war began in the Iraq War. Now, the previous couple of days it had just been planes bombing and missiles and that kind of stuff, but now the foot troops were on the scene. Twenty seventeen, in India, a court rolled that the river is Yumuna and the Ganges are living entities. Do dope dope joke shows dish shibt day. We're gonna pause. He left this shiverfday. We gonna simple tage like dis shilbirth day. And you know we don't get up birthday. Well, let's check out. It was born on March the twentieth.

4:34 The creator of The Dick Van Deck Show was Carl Reiner. Yeah, he also played Alan Brady on the show. Carly was born in New York City in nineteen twenty two. For acting, I bet y'all probably know him best were playing sal and all those Ocean eleven movies. And his early movie is The Big Ones where the Russians are coming in the show of shows. So the movie is that Carl directed, Oh God, the jerk dead men don't wear plaid fatal instincts now. He married a Stellback in nineteen forty three and they had three children. One of their sons was Rob Reiner Carl. He died from natural causes in twenty twenty at ninety eight years old. It's a beautiful day in this neighborhood, a beautiful day for a neighbor. Would you be mine? Couldn't you be mine? It's a neighborly day, ms week, neighbor lea day for a ute?

5:20 Would you be mine? Couldn't you be your mind? Now? Fred Rogers, he was such a badass, everybody just called him mister Rogers. Hey. It was born in Latrope, Pennsylvania, in nineteen twenty eight. He was a Presbyterian minister man. He also hosted Mister Rogers Neighborhood from nineteen sixty eight to two thousand and one. Over forty college and universities gave him honorary degrees over the years. Now he rarely talked about his deep Christian faith in public. He totally believed in leading by example. He married nineteen fifty two and they had two sons. Freddy died in two thousand and three from summer cancer. Seventy four years old, actor how Linda and he's ninety four.

6:12 He was born in the Bronx, New York. Started out as a big band singer. Then he went into the army for a couple of years. When he came out he wanted to be an actor. He got really big on Broadway, even wonted Tony quit Broadway to start on the TV show Barney Miller. Then he did Jack's plays. Some of his movies were The Others Out to See Granddaddy. Deeker married nineteen fifty eight. His wife died in twenty ten. They have four children. We going to day, said k to B. Jones. Head right country singer Jerry Reid.

6:54 He was born in Atlanta, Georgia. In nineteen thirty seven. Guy won three Grammys. Some of his number one songs were when You're Hot, You're Hot, Lord, Mister Ford, she Got the gold Mine, and I Got the Shaft the Bird. Now, Jerry did quite a bit of acting. He was in Gaitor, the Smoking and the Bandit movies back twenty one, The water Boy, Yeah, some of them. He got married nineteen fifty nine and they had two daughters. Jerry died from emphasium in two thousand and eight and seventy one years old after William Hurt. He was born in Washington, d c. In nineteen fifty. It's in over seventy movies. Won an Oscar for Kissing the Spider Woman, who was nominated for Oscars for A Children of a Lesser God, Broadcast News The History of Violence. He played Thaddeus Ross and a Whole Bunch of Avenger Holk and Captain America movies. He had one child from a flaing, then he had two children from his second wife. Then he had another daughter, just from a good time William. He died from prostate cancer in twenty twenty two at seventy one years old.

7:45 Movie maker Spike Lee's sixty eight. He was born in Atlanta, Georgia. Grew up in Brooklyn, New York. Started making movies when he was getting his master's degree in college. Even won an Academy Award for Best Student Film. It was Joe's Bedstye barber Shop. We cut hisas afraduated. She got to have it, do the right thing, Jungle Fever. He got game. He didn't win an Oscar FI I think for a Black Clansman in the nineteen nineties. If you're old enough to remember, he played Mars Blackman and a whole bunch of Michael Jordan commercials for shoes. Spikey married in nineteen ninety three and they have two children. Actress Holly Hunter. She's sixty seven. She was born in Conyer's, Georgia. Her best movie was Raising in Arizona, but she didn't win anything for it. No, she got squat. She did win an Oscar though for the piano. She was nominated for Oscars for Broadcast News, The Firm and thirteen. She married once for six years. Her and her boyfriend. They've been together since two thousand and one and they have twin sons.

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9:29 Got no when the whole, No, when the fool though, No, when the walk we no, when the run. You never count you money. When you're sitting at the tables, there'll be timing out count when the d. Country legend Kenny Rogers died today in twenty twenty at eighty one years old. Kenny said, don't be afraid to give up the good for the great. That's good advice, all right. Our country underground artists of the day it is Melanie Murney and her song Damn good Story. You guys have an awesome day. We'll talk tomorrow. Down bar some white sand, one hillip downtown for beach town green sons walking up to me like I am here of Somemer watching number he was non Cooper. Let you know a can and Couzie say him to me land some shoes used to thousand times Okay up bye into a.

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