March 28-Hot Tubs, Reba McEntire, Lady Gaga, Salt n Pepa, Rodney Atkins, Vince Vaughn, Julia Stiles, Charleigh's 10

0:20 Hi everyone, I am Jeff and welcome to History. In fact, it is about today. Today. I have a very special co host coming all the way from Pennsylvania. She has a really cool YouTube channel that I want to talk about later on, but actually I want to celebrate with her today. Today is Charlie's tenth birthday. So happy birthday, Charlie, and welcome to the show. How are you doing on your How are you doing? Good? Good? I'm glad you could join us today. So you're ten? Huh uh? You feel all grown up now?

1:10 Yes? Yes? So your fourth grade? Do you like your teachers? Yeah? Who are they? So we can give him a shout out over the air. Mister Cruthers and missus Taylor? Right, mister Crothers and missus Taylor. I guess you have a fan with Charlie now, so now you have to give her good grades because you mentioned your name. So today's your birthday and so do you want to do anything fun today? Well, I'm having a spot a sleepover with like three of my friends. Well that's good. So what do you want for your birthday? Well? What a phone? Oh? A phone? Well yeah that sounds reasonable, I guess. So when you're with your your sleepover friends. You're gonna be talking about boys any in particular. You want to wish you a happy birthday? No, oh, you got shy out of me there, did you.

1:59 Well? You know, well you're having were you having your sleepover? Me and the other adults. You know what we're going to celebrate today the whole time. To make it hot tubbing, hot tubs chucking. Today's National Hot Tub Day. Do you like hot tubs? Yes, pretty relaxing, huh yeah. Now the Egyptians they're the first people who were recorded they actually have hot therapeutic baths. That was four thousand years ago. Then the Greeks and the Romans, you know, they quickly followed. You have to med up hot tubs with all those people. They're pretty gross until the nineteen seventies. Then fiberglass was invented. That's when they started making the hot tubs that we love today.

2:48 Hot tubs they are good. Yeah, they're really good for relaxing. Yeah, and relieving stress. Think you and your sleepover friends to be able to find a hot tub, probably not so. Do you like doing yeah, because that are good to relieve in those sports injuries. What's your favorite sport so well, softball is that your favorite one to watch too? I don't really watched it. I just play it. Yeah, it's kind of like baseball. Yeah, it's gonna yeah, it's fun to do. But yeah, if I want a napole to actually do that, okay, And you're not gonna tell us any boys that you like, right, no? Okay, Well let's just see what was going on in entertainment on March twenty eighth and twenty sixteen. The day you were born, you know, the day you were born, gas was under two dollars a gallon really, and then Kender Klamar had the number one album it's called untitled un Mask.

3:35 Rihanna and Drake they had the number one song with work. Oh wake up and and UN's wrong. Just get ready to work, work work work, work work to me, I'll be work work work, work, work work see me know me? There there there were were what what do you are going? You have no idea how art it will to find a version of that song that I could play for a ten year old. Now. Then the number one country song was Heartbeat by Kerrie Underwood. We see those city lies the way you file.

4:16 Making song a cricket car in the backworld on the hot standing. On your shoes and dancing to the hid. What kind of music do you like? I love you, Olivia Rodrigo. You thinks he's pretty cool? Yeah, yeah, yes they are. I've found that out. She's got a lot of easinex to her songs. An she don't worry. I won't tell your dad went in Innians all right. The number one book today was Fire Toys by Patricia Biggs. The top movie was Batman Versus Superman Donna Justice now Lex Luthor. He gets Batman and Superman to fight, so Wonder Woman shows up. I guess you know, had to have the girl in to talk to. I'd never saw the movie. I don't know. I just know it's Ben Affleck, Terry Cavill, Amy Adams, Jesse Eisenberg, and Galgadot. What kind of movies do you like?

5:09 Uh? I don't really know. Just like movies. Just movies. Yeah, any random movie. As long as it did that get do funny or scary. I don't like scary movies, so like funny. Well let's see what happened on March twenty eighth. Besides you being born Okay, Okay, during the Roman Empire, this was way back, This was back in Jesus' time. In order to become empire emperor, you had to be born into it or you had to win it on the battlefield. Then, in the year one ninety three, the Roman emperor Pertinax he was killed by his palace guards. Yeah, they killed him, and then they said that they give his emperorship to whoever gave them the most money. So this guy Didius, he paid him the most money. So Didius became the new emperor. Well, nobody was happy about that, not the Roman people, not the Roman Senate, and especially not the Roman generals who were out in the field. The closest general was this guy named Severance. So he got his army together and he went over to Rome to get rid of those guards.

6:02 Yeah. Those palace guards, you know, they were kind of whimps. They didn't really stand a chance against Severance's army. Yeah, went much of a final. Actually, one of those palace guards he actually killed Didius to try and impress Severance. It didn't work, Severns he killed them all. Yeah. So all the people who were involved in pertin Nick's execution, they were dead now Didius for all that money he gave those guards. He got to be emperor for sixty one days, and the guards they never even had time to spend the money that he gave them. Do you do your own laundry? Mm? No, No, couple more years yet. And I put it away. But actually that's the worst part. Seventeen ninety seven in New Hampshire, this guy named Nathan Nathaniel Briggs, he invented the first washing machine. He called it the box mangler. Now it was a large box and it had rollers inside it, and then there were rocks on top of those rollers. Now you had to weave the clothing in and out of the rollers. Then people on each end would pull livers kind of like a foosball table, and they would agitate the clothes and the rocks and that, and that's what they got your clothes clean. So you had to do that. He could keep going down to the creek. In nineteen thirty and you know the country Turkey, Yes, yep, okay, there is a country called Turkey. Now the's two biggest cities are Constantinople and Angora. Now they changed their name.

7:10 Constantinople became Istanbul and Goora came Ankra now instantboul. It had actually changed its name from back in fourteen fifty three, so for over five hundred years they changed it only locals. So they said, you know, we're going to let all the other people know about it. Now Turkey. In June of twenty twenty two, they actually changed their name from Turkey. I think it's Turkey. I know. They changed the spelling, so now it's t U r k I y E instead of k E y. See. The reason they did it was because a year a few years before that, the Turkish air force they shot down a Russian warplane and all over the world, newspaper headlines all read Turkey takes down Russian jet, so every kind of giggle. Then the president of Russia came out he said, Turkey stabbed me in the back, and so nobody could realize how serious it was because they was laughing at, you know, the Turkey. So they decided to change their spelling. In nineteen thirty nine, Spanish Civil War ended this guynamed Francisco Franco who he became the new guy in charge. In nineteen forty two, during World War Two, they called the Operation Chariot now the British. They took an old ship, it was a destroyer. Now they rigged the whole thing up to explode. Then they put a German flag on it and they sailed it into this port called Saint Nazarene was in France. So when the Germans took over France, they took this port and it was really really important. Now, when the Germans were at that port, they didn't think too much about the ship coming on find a German flag until it ran the gates and exploded. Yeah, the Britain had all jumped off.

8:33 Now it killed over three and sixty Germans, but it did cause and not to be able to use that port for the rest of the war because of all the damage. Nineteen sixty, Pope John the twenty third he appointed the first Japanese, African, and Filipino cardinals. This is close to your home. Nineteen seventy nine, near Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, the Three Mile Island Nuclear Plant reacted. Number two had a partial meltdown. Now, no one was killed, but radioactive gas was escaped into the air. Now they ruled the thing was all human air. Yeah, they blamed it on bad training. It's the worst nuclear disaster in US history. Now, when I said that no one was killed, yeah, I might be wrong on that one. See a lot of people who were in that area kind of came down with some unexpensive captors over the years. Did I forget anything today?

9:13 Uh? It's something about dinosaurs. Oh you like dinosaurs? Yes? You have any interesting facts about dinosaurs? Yeah, let's hear it. In Western Australia they found the largest dinosaur foot prints ever. They're like five feet nine inches long. They were left by a sarah pod. It had a really long neck and eight plants. It lives almost one hundred and sixty million years ago. Today, the animal that leaves the largest footprint is the elephant, if the prince is twenty to twenty three inches long. So what's your favorite school what's your favorite school subject? In school? Art? You like drawing?

9:54 Yes? Anything in particular? Like do you like animals, plants? People? I really just catch Raindom saying just. Whatever hits you that day? Huh yeah? Yeah, so they're the sleepover. You're gonna do anything fun? Yeah, I'm gonna do like a movie marathon, karaoke. Who dare spah? I don't know, just a bunch of a bunch of stuff. Just a fun girl's day, all right. So should we check out and see who was born on March the twenty eighth? Joke gop joke joke shows this shiver day, we gonna left this shuverday. We got simple tag this shubirthday.

10:40 And you know you don't. Well, let's check out who else was born on the day that Charlie was born March twenty eighth. Actress Conchatta Farrell. She was born in Laudonel, West Virginia in nineteen forty three. She played the housekeeper Berta on the TV show Two and a Half Men. Before that, she was on the TV show E R and l A Law. She did a lot of theater over the years. She's one two and a half Men. That old twelve years it was on. There's a movie called Mystic Pizza. She was a pizza owner in that. She's also in True Romance Edward Scissarsanne Crampas. She married in nineteen eighty six and they had one daughter, and she had died from heart failure in twenty twenty at seventy seven years old. That's what's your favorite TV show?

11:21 Digital Circus? Oh? Really, yeah? I don't think I've seen that one. What's it about? It's about a girl who gets trapped in this weird world by putting a headset. Oh oh yeah? Do you like country music? I know you like Olivia, but do you like country music? Yeah? Sometimes?

12:13 Now she is the queen of country music. But that was in nineteen seventy six and Reeba McIntyre released her very first song, I Don't Want to Be a one night stand made it all the way up to number eighty eight on the country church Ribas seventy one. She's born in Mcallix Stir, Oklahoma. She grew up on a ranch outside of Chucky, Oklahoma. Riba she sold over seventy five million records. That is the second most of any female country singer. Yeah, Shania Twain, she's actually sold more. But Riba has twenty five number one songs. That's more than Shanaia. But that tis are with Dolly Parton. They have the most number one songs by a female country singer. Now, Reba, she isn't tin right now. She's actually too busy doing her TV show called Happy's Place. Riba and her first husband, they were married for eleven years. He was a preshional steer wrestler on the Rodeo Circuit. Nineteen eighty nine, she married the still guitar player from her band and they had a son. Divorced than twenty fifteen, Reba. She is currently engaged to an actor named Rex Linda. I have no idea who is. All I know is he's bald. So, Charlie, is your dad ever told you what his favorite song was when he was ten years old?

13:11 I don't think so. Yeah, he used to drive your aunt Jenny just crazy. He would just walk around singing it all the time. I want to hear it, ken man, you want to hear it? Sure we know. No real dude. That was Sultan Pepper. You ever heard of them? Well, Cheryl James, she is Salt in Sultan Pepper.

13:54 Cheryl. She was born in Brooklyn, New York, in nineteen sixty six. She's sixty today now. She met this lady named Deidre Rope when they were going to college. They're studying beat verses, and they formed the rap group SuperNature. Well, they had fun and then Cherrol became soft indeed became Pepper. Salt and Pepper. They Stupper Farm. If you only have your dad take you one of their shows, so we didn't embarrass you by dancing for it. Some of their biggest hits are shake your thing, Get up, everybody, Push it now. Saw she didn't marry for eighteen years and they had two children, and it was bad at working man Dad comes, I was cussing down now sanging bell quit, heck you back now. I'm so glad. It's just when a thought he couldn't get into Holler.

14:37 The Farmer's Dollar. That's country singer Rodney Atkins. He was born in Knoxville, Tennessee, in nineteen sixty nine, fifty seven years old. Some of Rodney's number one songs are if you're going through Hell watching you, These are my people cleaning this gun. It's America A Rodney. He's going out on tour in May. He had a son from his first wife. He married a second wife and twenty third and they have two sons. So we're gonna talk a little bit more later. So what is your part or your YouTube channel all about? Uh, it's kind of just funny skits that I make for Cloud. I believe it's called Christmas Forever, right yep. So do you do it all yourself or does somebody help you?

15:18 I it was my dad's phone for it. But sometimes he films the videos. But it's pretty much all Charlie right. Oh, there's a lot of videos with her friend in it. Some of them are private, though, Frandy, is she your best friend? Yeah? One of them? Oh what's her name? Sophia? Okay, so now she has to give you a present too, because you mentioned her name on the show too. See, everybody's name has to give you an extra birthday brother sounds fair? Yeah? Yeah. Actor Vince Vaughan. He's forty fifty six. He was born in Minneapolis in nineteen seventy. Now. His first movie was Rudy and then he did The Swingers, Old School, Dad's Ball, Wedding Graduers Hacksye Ridge on Apple TV has been on since twenty twenty four, something called Bad Monkey. Have you ever heard of that?

16:05 No, not at all. I don't even think I'm old enough to go see Bad Monkey. Then she married in twenty ten and they have one daughter and one son. Now he owns a professional pickleball team. You ever played pickleball? Oh? Nope, you ever played tennis? I don't like actually play it, but like I have a tennis racket in tennis balls, you. Know the concept? Oh yeah what? Actress Julia Stiles. She was born in New York City in nineteen eighty one. She's forty five. She started acting in the theater company when she was eleven, so you got one year to try and catcher their kid. Now. Her first movie was I Love You, I Love You Not, and she was in Ten Things I Hate About You.

16:47 Since then she did Oh mon Li Lisa Smile, she wasn't. He was pretty good in that one. She was Nicky Parsons in four of the Jason Bourne movies. She married in twenty seventeen and they have three children. Well, I love this story whom? All right, all right, jump name name? You like? Lady Gaga. Don't listen to much of her songs, but kind.

17:27 Of Well, she's forty. She was actually born in Stephanie and Germinada in Manhattan, New York, in nineteen eighty six. I keep waiting because most of these singers, you know, once they get older, their names don't fit them anymore. You know, when they were came up with the name of the twenty, now they're sixty, you know, it just doesn't work. I think hers would be great because once she gets into her sixties, she can just change her name from Lady Gaga to Grandma Gaga. I think that sounds cool. Okay, maybe not what sounds funny to me? Now, Lady Gaga she actually got her name from there's a band Queen back in the seventies and eighties that they had a song called Radio Gaga, and she just took her name as Lady Gaga. So that's where she died. It sold over one hundred and seventy million records. Now she's on touring right now. It's gonna be ending pretty quick.

18:09 And she's also an actress. She was nominated for an Oscar for the movie A Star Is Born. Now Lady Gaga is actually engaged and they're gonna get married after this tour ends next month. I heard her her feat her ex boyfriend is from around where I live. Oh really, I think so? Poss See, we can put a scoop on everybody here. Okay, So if I want to tune in to Christmas for ever, what's the easiest for me to find your channel? Is there any keyword or something? Is there anything I can search for to find you? I don't know, just type in Christmas the number four and. E v A yeah, no spaces at all. Okay, everybody remember Christmas for ever and you can see all Charlie's show, so anybody else. The one was like thirteen.

18:50 Okay, you're getting ready for Easter. Yeah, it's gonna hit the Easter Bunny. I have to give you something good too. Yeah, yeah, okay, all right. Our quote of the day, it's going to come from former President Dwight Eyesennower. He died today in nineteen sixty nine at seventy eight years old. He says that people the value the privileges over the principles lose both. So can I say hi to your grandma and grandpa for you? Yeah? Do you know that the tooth Fairy just hates the Easter Bunny? I hope they were friend. No, see the tooth Fairy when the Easter Bunny gives all the candy and makes all the kids teeth fall out, so that costs the tooth fair a whole bunch of money. Oh yeah, doesn't like it? All right, Well, thank you all for listening to me and Charlie Day. I hope you have an awesome day. We're gonna talk tomorrow. How about this, Charlie, how about I end with Olivia Rodrigue and her song get him Back.

19:35 I met a guy in summer and I left ter in this morning. He argued with me about everything. He going in a temper and a wandering eye. He studied, six foot two and a nice drive. He was so much fun and he had such weird friends and parties in the night when ever and another song and far and when something. You just want to be a friend of. So nights when I'm feeling depressed, and I remember every time I made a pause. On my friend. Do I love the do I hate out? I guess it's up and down in my heart to choose. I would say it right now.

20:34 So I am all these letters and I throw them in the trash because it's just the way he kisses, in the way he made me laugh. I put my little heart out. But as I'm hitting sand, picture all the fracism, my disappointed friends because everyone fuck up was missing a scroops. As the article that just wasn't true. Then when I told him all, he told me I was tripping. But I have my father's daughters. Maybe I could fix him Astment Ye