March 4, 2025

March 4th-Snacks, Vermont Birthday, Leatherface, Catherine O'Hare, Bubba, Patricia Heaton, James Andrew Cox

March 4th-Snacks, Vermont Birthday, Leatherface, Catherine O'Hare, Bubba, Patricia Heaton, James Andrew Cox

My co-host today was James Andrew Cox, listen to him on his  When Words Fail Music Speaks Podcast.  And you can download songs to his new radio station at  mailto:submityoursongs@whenwordsfailmusicspeaks.com

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My co-host today was James Andrew Cox, listen to him on his When Words Fail Music Speaks Podcast. And you can download songs to his new radio station at submityoursongs@whenwordsfailmusicspeaks.com

National Snack day. Entertainment from 1996. Presidential inauguarations on March 4th until 1937, Vermont became 14th state, 1st tavern in US. Todays birthdays - Gunnar Hansen, Catherine O'Hara, Mykelti Williams, Patricia Heaton, Patsy Kensit, Steven Weber. Minnie Pearl died.

Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran https://www.diannacorcoran.com/
Snack time song - Peppa Pig & Blaze
Father figure - George Michael
Face to face - Alabama
Birthday - The Beatles
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent http://50cent.com/
Exit - I cry - Lena Paige https://www.reverbnation.com/musician/lenapaige
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Hi everyone, and welcome to History and Fact. Du it's

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about today. Of course, I am Jeff. Now I have

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a really cool dude as my co host today. He's

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got an awesome podcast. He releases his own music. James

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wants you to go to introduce yourself to everybody today.

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Hey Jeff, how are you doing this? Thank you so

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much for inviting me on your show. So my name

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is James Cox, and I am forty five now. I

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just come forty buy it. And I was born with

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cerebral palsy. I've been living throughout the world because my

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dad is a Rashard colonel in the Air Force. So

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thirty years has been a long time. We lived in

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the Philippines, Florida and in your back and forth to

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those tuesdays, and I worked at Outback Stake, Helsel Right

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Now and Bring Well. In twenty twenty, I had a

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podcast called I had a podcast called When Words Film

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Music Speaks Right. And that's when we discuss how music

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help with depression and anxiety. And we we interview artists

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all sorts of you know, grawres and uh. I got

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something new that's kind of cool, and I think you

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and I are going to discuss it pretty soon.

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Okay. I think everybody's looking forward to hearing more about it.

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So do you know what March fourth National Day is?

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I do not.

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It's snack times. It's slack time. Time, tasty treat. It's

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snack time, yes, snack time, time to eat. So take see.

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It's snack times. It's snack times, time to eat, taste

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the treat. It's snack time, yes, that time time to eat.

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So take sea today National snack Day, snack days. What's

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your favorite one?

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Oh, it's got to be orioles. Orioles is the cream

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and crop at my house. You know, I always eat

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ool whenumber I can. I don't. I don't, I don't.

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I don't think my my my body likes me. You know,

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I'm getting getting off fat, you know. But what oreols?

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That's where it's fat.

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Well, you're in the majority. The number one snack in

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America is cookies. Yeah, they just beat out they beat

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out chips.

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Yeah that's great, But today they.

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Don't want oreoles.

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Now.

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Today they want to promote healthy snack fits you know, right, yeah,

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so if today stay away from the orioles. They want

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you to eat your veggies and your fruits and your

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nuts and that kind of stuff.

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You know, I'm not sure if there's any kind of

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healthy cookie.

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Oh I don't know. Maybe sure, they probably taste pretty grainy.

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And when it tastes like an oriole.

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That's sure like a fig or right.

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Yeah, So everybody's us to try and snack healthy today,

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unless you're Catholic. Say today it's bat Tuesday, so it's

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last day before lyn so you can go all crazy. Okay,

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let's see what's going on in entertainment On March fourth.

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In nineteen eighty eight, the number one album was Faith

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by George Michael. George had the number one song with

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Father Figure. The number one country song from Alabama, It's

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Face to Face.

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Page to Face Hard, Too Hard by to Bineteling Tangle Things.

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The number one book was The Bonfire the Vanities by

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Tom Wolf. Top movie was Good Morning Vietnam takes Place

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in nineteen sixty five. DJ named Adrian Conawer. He was

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sent to Vietnam to host their army radio station. Well

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he doesn't really play by the rule. He shakes things up.

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Stars Robin Williams, Forest Whitaker, and Tom t. Tran. All right,

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now you actually released music yourself, don't you.

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I do it, it's ready. You just mentioned George Michael

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because I love Georgie Michael with all my heart. My

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favorite song ever is always going to be a Freedom.

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I think it's Freedom ninety three if I've never missed

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that over ninety one, right, But but I love is

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for country, and my all time favorite band is Alabama,

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you know. And I got the same one time, and

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that that was I loved it because they played it

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in sumter and I got to go with my mom

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and dad and my aunts and uncles and it was three.

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Go cool. Let's play a clip of one of your

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songs you covered in Elvis Costello song, Can't help falling

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in Love?

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Right right? Yeah?

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Yeah, it is, and people that we'll talk about it

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later on the show. But people can't come download your

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songs too, right.

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They can deloaded on Spotify, Apple Music in anywhere to

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get music from streaming you know these or and whatnot? Whatever?

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Yes, well, awesome, all right. Let's see what happened on

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March fourth in sixteen thirty four in Boston. Samuel Cole

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he opened up the first tavern in America. It's called

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Cole's Tavern. How do we know well writer Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.

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He wrote about it in his play called John Edicott. Well,

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Happy Birthday, Vermont. It was today. In seventeen ninety one,

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Vermont became the fourteenth state. Yeah, the first state after

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the original thirteen colonies. You ever been to Vermont? I

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have not.

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Yeah. The only states I've been in is taking us

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because I was born there. Virginia and in Florida, you know,

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and of course the Philippines, but that's another country, right,

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But we have We've always moved from state from Florida

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to Virginia Fourida six years cause you know, with the military,

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you have to go where they'll say so. Yeah, but

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never for never from Vermont.

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Yeah, I haven't either.

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Yeah, I'll hear about it.

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It's really pretty Yeah.

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Yeah, I heard means things about it.

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It means Green Mountain. Now. It's capital is Mount Peelier.

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Now get this, that is the only state capitol in

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the country that doesn't have a McDonald's or a Walmart.

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The small the town is really wow.

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I would love to live very coase. I thank Balmart

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and UH and McDonald's has the corner market on all steets.

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Right, highest highest point in Vermont is Mount Mansfield. It's

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four ninety five feet high. State bird is the hermit thrush,

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fish is the brook trout, flour is, the red clover

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mammal is, the Morgan horse tree is the sugar maple.

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Vermont state drink is milk, and it goes good because

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their state food is apple pie. Some people born in

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Vermont John Dayre, Calvin coola Is Chestre, Arthur Rudy Valley,

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Damon Wayne's junior, Carlton Fisk, Jojo just some of the

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people born in the Green Mountain State. So before starting

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in seventeen eighty nine on the first time when George

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Washington was an inaugurated as president, they always held the

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inauguration on March fourth, all the way up until nineteen

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thirty nineteen thirty seven. So we've got some clips of

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some of the most kind of just interesting thing that

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happened when people were being inaugurated on March the fourth,

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so like on January, well ever since Washington was there

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in nineteen ninety three, George Washington, his speech is in

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notugreat to speak one hundred and thirty three words. The

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shortest speech is inauguration history eighteen oh nine, James Madison.

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He was the first president be sworn in wearing clothes

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that were actually made in America. Eighteen forty one William

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Henry Rrison. He gave the longest speech eight four and

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forty three words, took him over two hours, got pneumonia

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and died one month later. Nineteen oh five, Theodore Roosevelt.

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He's the only night as president in his entire speech,

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you never used I. He always said, we asked for

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fellow citizens. Yeah. It's the only president who's ever to

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pull that one off. So that's what you call a

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team player there. In nineteen what's that?

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Yeah, I can't imagine Nevers ad the word eye because

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I need eye a lot.

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I don't know how he did it.

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I mean yeah, yeah, yeah, I mean, I mean you

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got to be a really well, really well trained speaker

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to do that exactly.

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I know, yeah, said I. In nineteen oh two, in Chicago,

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the American Automobile Association started We Know Best is Triple A.

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In nineteen twenty three, things were getting tougher in the

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United States. Man they were trying to stop a civil

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war from breaking out. Congress had to step in in

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order to call both sides they made to declare that

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butter it must be eighty percent milk fat. So people wow.

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In nineteen thirty m Fabruary, she was the first. She

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bowled the first three hundred perfect game by a woman.

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You ever borne?

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I have bowed, but I can't bowth No three hundred.

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You know, I voted a ninety, like a ninety five,

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but never. I mean, I can't get up to triple distance,

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you know exactly. I tried. It's hard.

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Nineteen fifty nine NASA's Pioneer four spacecraft. See, we had

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shot it off a couple of months ago in order

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or a couple of weeks, a couple of weeks, just

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a couple of days ago to the moon. Well we missed.

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It just kept going. So that was a big election

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was held in Brazil in nineteen ninety seven. Well it passed.

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It finally allowed women in Brazil. They were allowed to

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wear snacks really yeah, or slacks. I'm sorry if i'd.

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Sacks, I'm like, what's a snack?

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Okay? So you said earlier you have cerebral balls, that

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you've been born with it, So what is kind of

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is it just you and your self drive that keeps

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you to just keep getting past it and moving on

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or did you have like really good parents who inspired

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that drive.

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My parents are like the best parents ever, because they

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always told me, do not let anybody get it down,

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don't lett them do what other people slay, you know,

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and and for me, I mean being being with heaving

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several policies. The only thing I know, you know, because

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you're because the only way you can get is if

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you're born with You can't come out of the roomb

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and get it at the work. You have to be

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born with it, you know. So that's all I knew.

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You know. So I did pass high school. I passed

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a little little bit of college, but not I can.

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I've always had trouble with math, so my mom and

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dad always had me in special education classes. And so

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I when I passed high school, you know, I mean,

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the next time would be college. But we moved to

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subter because that's where my mom's from, and I worked

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at the college for ten years and uh so, yeah,

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but yeah, I never let my TP get me down,

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because that's all I all I knew, you know, so.

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Right, And the great thing is you definitely didn't hold

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it down and you just kind of like moved on past,

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which is really cool. You didn't. I did total inspiration

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for others out there. Hey, let's play another one of

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your songs. You went rock this time, you know with

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the Deathtones saw do you choose your songs? Just what

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you lack at that time?

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So my my one of my first albums was well,

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my first album was a C D c uh. I

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had been done it and I had the CD, you know,

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but I can't remember the first time I heard my

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own Summer by the Deathtones. But I just fell in

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love with instanly, you know. And that's actually another band

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playing the song for me because I came up with

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pathos and logos, you know, I said I'm featuring them, uh,

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and and we sat down and uh kind of talked

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about it and up the table with and it turned

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out perfectly. Yeah. But I've been a really big big

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fan of Death Tone, saying my own summerho is my

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favorite song from him. So I'm like, well, why don't

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we just do this? And they're like, yes, let's do it.

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So we do it.

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You know, well that sounds great. All right, let's check

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out it. Oh go ahead, Oh no, yep, okay, let's

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just check out who's born on March the fourth actor

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Gunner Hanson. He's going to Riki vic Iceland. In nineteen

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forty seven, Gunner he stood six foot four and weighed

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over three hundred and twenty pounds. Now, after getting his

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master's degree, he was working as a computer scientist when

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he decided to give it all up and become an actor.

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First movie he started his leather Faith in the Texas

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Chainsawn Massacre. After that, he was in over thirty movies

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that were slasher in horrorflex. Now some of those are

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chainsaw Hookers from Hollywood, Exploding Angel, Swarming the Snake yet,

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but let's be honest, wouldn't those being making those movies

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be a lot better than just sitting in front of

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computer every day for the rest of your life?

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Right? Exactly? Yeah? I know Gunner Hansen had gunn her

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kilm comes to the like comic conventions a lot, and

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I had a chance to meet him, but I couldn't

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go something like oh man, But yeah, and amazingly, Friday

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the thirteenth my favorite, my favorite movie from the I

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guess we will call the horror monsters, you know icons?

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Sure?

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Yeah, so, but I do like takes a Chafro Mesca

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though it's a it's a really good franchise.

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Yeah, Gunnar Salad. Gunnar died from paint credit cancer in

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twenty fifteen and sixty eight years old.

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Huh.

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You know a movie that was from no Okay, Well,

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she was actress Katherine O'Hare. She's seventy one. She was

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born in Toronto, Canada. First got known on sc TV.

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That's kind of like Saturday Night Live here but up

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in Canada. But then she had in the movie Beatleges,

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then Betsy's Wedding, Then she was the Mom and the

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Home Alone movies. Okay, Yeah, he was in White herb

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a Mighty Wind and she has done a lot of

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voice work over there. She got married nineteen ninety two

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and they have two sons. Neither one's named Kevin.

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In a way like I was saying, shrimp is the

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fruit of the sea. You can volte a you it

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ball it brawlt bacon, salt plays on shrimp, colubs, shrimp, creole, shrimp, gumbo,

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san fry, lee fry, stir fry was pineapples, shrimp, lim shrimp.

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You know that movie.

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That is Forst. Gump.

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That's right, you know what Bubba's name was in't Forrest Gump.

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He only tells it one time in the whole movie.

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Uh, to be honest with you, I can remember.

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Yeah, like I said, he only said it. What it

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was Benjamin Duford Blue.

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Oh yeah.

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Now it was played by actor mckhettie Williamson. Now he's

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sixty eight. He was born in Saint Louis, Missouri. Williamson

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he played Uh, that was his big starring role anyway,

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But then he did conn air Alie the Purge election year.

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He had one child from his second wife. He married

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his third wife in nineteen ninety seven and they have

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two daughters. Actress Patricia Heaton. She's sixty seven. She was

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born in Bay Village, Ohio. Best known for TV. She

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had small roles in like thirty something, and then she

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finally hit really big on the sitcom Everybody Loves Raymond.

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She played the mom. Then she was in the middle.

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That might be closer to your age, yeah right, but

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both series for TV series. Both those series lasted nine years.

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Her and her husband they got married in nineteen ninety

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and they have four sons. Actor Stephen Weber. He was

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born in Queens, New York. He's sixty four. Now he

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hit really big, starring on his TV sitcom. It was

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called Wings back in the day. Oh you might know

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him now. I don't know how much TV he want.

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He's been on Chicago med since twenty twenty one. Some

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of his movies Our Hamburger Hill, Single White Female, The Temp.

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He has two times divorced, and he has two sons

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from his second wife. Actress Patty Kinsitt. She's fifty seven.

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She was born in Lambeth, England. Her first acting job

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was as a kid. She did TV commercials for Birds Eyes,

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Frozen Peace. Then she's a lot bigger in England than

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she is in the United States. Pretty much over here

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in the United States, her biggest movie was leitha Weapon two.

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She played Mel Gibson's girlfriend who got killed. She was

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at real pretty blonde who played in South Africa. And

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I don't know if you remember leitha Weapon too.

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Right, Yeah, yeah, I watched leitha Weapon one, but I

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watched Letha Webb two and three, but I don't remember them,

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so I'm gonna have to go back tonight. You've inspired

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me to watch them.

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Well, she's the pretty movies.

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Yeah, okay, you.

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Like her she's a pretty blonde. She was also in

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Time Bomb, Angels and Insects. Now she loves her musicians.

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She's been divorced for four times. Her first husband, he

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was the lead singer for the band Big Idio Dynamite.

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Then she married the lead singer for the band Simple

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Minds and they had a son. Then she married Liam

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Gallagher from the band Oasis and they had son. So

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then you got tired of lead singers. So her fourth

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husband was just a DJ. But that didn't work out

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at all. That was the sort of marriage ye had.

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That was only one year, the others three.

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Maybe maybe musicians isn't for her there, you know what

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I mean? Come on now, move on to actors or something.

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You know, right, none of them lasted more than three years.

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That's that's that's tragic, you know.

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Okay, we told earlier that we were going to tease

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them all. You want to tell everybody about your new

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radio station, Yes.

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Let's do that, okay. So, so I have a new

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radio officially called w w f NS Radio. I mean

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that sensible words, failed music speaks, you know, shortened down.

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I figured, you know, shorten it down, then give it

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like a black of radio. Vibe you know, that's coming

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down in a few months. And I am taking uh

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any kind of musician songs that they want to play.

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It doesn't matter if your rock, country, metal, rap, jazz,

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you know, will take anything you want to but you

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and submit your songs. To submit songs, to submit songs

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at wind Words fail Music Speaks. And you got to

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give me the song title, who you are, because that's

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very very important. What is your song genre? The ice

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the I S R C number for those who don't know,

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it's it's a number. So so your your song can

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can't tell you how many of you listen it has.

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And of course your song artwork, you know, and sing

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me all of that and uh and I'll play whenever

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the song whenever the radio station they use.

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That sounds really fun, and we'll put that on Tony's show. Notes.

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So you didn't get a chance to write it down,

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you can come back on that and just click over

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and we have a link to right.

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Yeah, because that's a lot of it. Yeah, that's a

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lot of information and I and I will put put

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it on my wind words fail Music spieces dot com website.

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So if if you didn't get any of that go

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to the go to the website, and then it'll all

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be right there for sure.

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Well that's really cool. You get double exposure then, so yeah,

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it's work. He'll do you some serious justice. Oh yeah,

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like you said, you like any genre, right.

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Any genre? Yeah, yeah, I haven't listened to much of reggiae.

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I've heard that's great, you know, but but I don't mind.

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You know, if you have the song that's reggae, please

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send it over. You know, I would love to air

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it on the radio, you know, because what I'm hoping

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is you get more explorter throw to uh to in

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the independent artists, you know, because the the F M,

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A and radio is not playing songs that you need

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to hear, you know. And I think that I've given

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a build a relationship with a lot of artist songs

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that you need to hear, you know.

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Right. So yeah, and we'll let and since we have

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an independent radio station for country music, we can probably

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hook some of our RST step over there, Hey, go

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over here too.

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Yeah. Yeah, because like I said before, I am a

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die hard country fan. You know. My mom and dads

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me raised me and my sister own country. So I

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mean I've seen like Johnny Cash Barbara Mantreil, Alabama. Like

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I said before, all back in the eighties and nineties,

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and I just fell in love with the country. Ever

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sents so yeah.

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Speaking country, she's actually older than even probably your parents.

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Is his name Minni Pearl, Ringabell.

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Minnie Pearl, great old opera. Yes, yes, yeah, many said,

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because she was she was the only one with the

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Price Press head on her head right exactly. Yeah.

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She died today in nineteen ninety six at eighty three

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years old. MANI said, God has to plan for all

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of us, but he expects us to share some of

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the work. Well, thank you all for listening today. We share.

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Appreciate it, man, I sure appreciate you coming on the

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show today. It's been awesome.

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Oh yeah, this would be great. Love to quebeck. Any

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time you wanted me to to come back, I'll gladly

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do it for you.

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Well do that then. So one of our our country

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underground radio artists to the day, her name is Leana Page.

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This is her song, I cry, Why was I dancing.

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On the table.

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Drinking house a queer straight?

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Why was that kissing.

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Strangers saying?

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Thank you Lord?

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Now last time free?

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So tell me darling, Why was I laughing when I.

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Found you again?

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Everything clip, I'm so tender hearted.

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I should have died.

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When you the party?

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So why did I cry.

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When you said goodbye?

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I'm gonna say Itobye, thank you everybody again, and thank

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you for joining me today, and we'll talk tomorrow