March 5th-Cheese Doodles, Boston Massacre, Eddy Grant, Penn Jillette, Teena Marie, Andy Gibb, Eva Mendes

0:18 Hey, hello, and welcome to history and factoids about today. I am Jeff. Today is March the fifth. Like cheese poofs, because they tastes nice, I like to give him all the time. I open up a bag of cheese puffs and I don't stop eating to that all going. I get pieces and cheese on my fingers and when I'm done eating, I licking my fingers. Today is National Cheese Doodle Day. Today we are celebrating cheese doodles, cheese puffs, Cheetos, cheese balls. Yeah, you get it. Just now. Today you're gonna get your fingers orange. But that's okay, that's just the price you have to pay. These doodles.

1:00 They were created by accident in the nineteen forties. Cheetos they were created later by leftover World War Two power powdered cheese. All right, I enjoy your favorite tease covered powdered thing, whatever they are. Today. This is going on entertainment on March the fifth. Let's back to your two thousand. Number one album was Supernatural by Santana Lone Star crossed over and had the number one song with Amazed. I'm most in the rest of. CUBEBI wherever, every little thing that you maybe, I'm mains by.

1:43 You back home. On the country charts, Lone Start had the number one song with Smile. So you can't see me cry, I'm going you will even if it use me. I'm calling Smile. The number one book was The Brethren by John Grisham. The top movie was The Whole Nine Yards. A dentist his life gets crazy when a gangster moves in next door, starts Matthew Perry and Bruce Willis and a whole lot one. All right, what happened on March the fifth? The Boston massacre? Yeah, it took place. Now the American colonists, Yeah, honestly, they actually started it. The attentions were really high between the British colonists and the British troops that were there. A week and a half ago, a twelve year old boy was killed by the British soldiers. Now a large crowd had gathered on King Street and they started off taunting the British soldiers. Then they started pelting them with snowballs and rocks and sticks and stuff. Well, a British soldier pushed one of the colonists back into the crowd. Well, the crowd started beating on the British soldier. Saw the Brits opened up bomb the crowd. Yeah, five colonists were killed and six others were wounded. So Paul Revere, John Adams, John Hancock, and that whole crew, Yeah, they really were able to exploit that incident and gather a lot more colonists who wanted to bell against the British authority. So yeah, it really ramped up the case for American independence. Now, this was probably a bigger invention than we give credit.

3:08 Tode eighteen sixty eight, SCHS Gould, he pattented the stapler. Yeah, I've got a convenient little device there. In nineteen thirty seven, his design was actually redone. Yeah, they were kind of switched to the kuys we used today. His kuin and you really couldn't use on a desk. I wonder what they were doing before this, so you can't. Fred Flintstone a train train started running around eighteen oh four. Well today. In eighteen seventy two, George Westerntowns Patten did the first air brakes to stop drains. In nineteen thirty three, a President Franklin Roosevelt, he signed an executive order. It called for the confiscation of all privately owned gold in the United States. It became a lie year later. Then President forty finally overturned it in nineteen seventy four. So those forty years gold, Yeah, it was a legal owned in the United States. I mean, you could own some gold jewelry, but that was about it. I wonder what this guy did out there in Amarillo, Texas in ninety nineteen thirty four.

3:59 I guess he couldn't give gold. So Gene Howe, he started National Mother in Law Day. All right, guys, don't panic, don't worry, it's not today. They moved it to the fourth Sunday. In October nineteen fifty three of the United States found out that the Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin had died. Wow. Well, this Air Force staff sergeant he intercepted a top secret coded message that was sent by the Soviets. That staff sergeant his name was Johnny Cash. Hello, I'm Johnny Cash. Yeah. That Johnny Cash started out as a morris Co doing Morse code before he went into singing. Now Michael Goodwin. He was sentenced to death for raping and beating a woman to death with an iron in South Carolina. His death tense sentence. Dy I was overturned on a pil so he ended up with life in prison. I mean he didn't have to go to the electric chair. Then in nineteen eighty nine, he was sitting naked on his metal toilet in his cell. He was trying to fix some air plugs that had been plugged into his TV set. Well, they shored it out, killed him by electrocution.

4:58 Choke joke, dish Shibbert day. We gonna he like this shub day. We got simple tage. He was like this Shibbert day, and you know we don't give upday, okay. Who was born on March the fifth. William out Red. He was born at in England in fifteen seventy four. He was a mathematician. He invented the slide rule. But what he's really known for he is the guy who was responsible for us using the symbol X for multiplication and somebody had come up with her right William. He was married, They had twelve kids. He died in sixteen sixty at eighty six years old. Actor Dean Stockwell. He was born in Los Angeles in nineteen thirty six, started acting in nineteen forty five. So yeah, he was a kid, had his actually biggest success as a kid. But we probably all know him best on TV for being Al in Quantum Leap. He was in over one hundred and ten movies. He was nominated for an Oscar for Married to the Mob. He was also in Dune Tucker the rain Maker. Now, outside of playing Al, every character he played was a bad guy. Yeah, he's in a bad guy in Battlestar Galactica when it was on TV. He divorced I s. He had two children from a second wife, Dan Dad from natural causes in twenty twenty one at eighty five years old. Layah Eddie Grant he's seventy eight.

6:28 He's born in Guyana in nineteen forty eight, moved to England as a teenager. Now he says his music is folks, sol reggae, African folk and electronic. Hard to believe that combination is actually a musical genre. It's called ring bang. Eddie started out in a group called the Equals. They were one of the first British groups that was actually racially mixed. They had some pretty good success over there in the late sixties through the early seventies. Eddie went so in nineteen seventy eight. Some of his hits on This Side of the Atlantic Ocean or I Don't want to Dance Electric Avenue Romance. In the Eddie. He got married nineteen sixty nine and they have four kids. Actress comedian Marshall Warfield is seventy two. She's born in Chicago nineteen fifty four. She began doing stand up. Then she had really big playing Robs on Night Court on TV.

7:13 Some of her movies are d C, Cab Mask, Caddie Shack Too. Now she still does stand up. When Marcia had told her mom that she was gay, her mom said that she always knew. She just asked Marcia not to come out until after she had died. Well, that's why in twenty seventeen, Marcia came out that she was gay. Magician Pen Gillette he was born in Greenfield, Massachusetts, in nineteen fifty five. Seventy one year old. Now him and tell her they had work together, but they fish became Penn and Teller in nineteen eighty one. Now Penn, he's the one who speaks and stands six to seven. Now they've been doing Las Vegas for over twenty five years. Currently they have their own theater at the Rio. Now. They also toured so you can go see and they're starting on April a second. And they also have their TV show Fullest that's been on the air since twenty fifteen.

7:54 Now Penn he is married and they have a daughter and a son. That was Tina Murrie. She was born in Santa Monica, California, in nineteen fifty six. She could play keyboard, guitar and congo rooms. She won four Grammys. Some of her heads are I'm a sucker for you Love, I need your loving love, A girl Now. She had a daughter in twenty fourteen and she was sleeping in a bed and hotel room. A large picture frame fell off the wall, hitting her on the head while she was sleeping. Gave her a very serious concussion and caused her to start having seizures. She nipped, dying from a caesar in twenty ten at fifty four years old.

8:46 Boo My World around Stoffleys, This Love Shine Girl watches Siege. That was Andy Gibb. He was born in Stretford, England in nineteen fifty eight. Now, with his three older brothers already making up the Beejies Andy He just went solo, released his first album when he was eighteen. Some of his number one songs where I Just Want to Beat You Everything, Love is Thicker than Water, Shadow Dancing, every Less in Love Now drugs, it got a whole That Andy really early and really hard, pretty much ruined his career.

9:28 Then in nineteen eighty eight, he finally had gotten himself clean. He had everything all lined up. He was ready to make a big comeback. Now five days after his thirtieth birthday, Yeah, he died. His heart just gave out. Yeah, it's from all the damage from all that hardcore drug use. He had been married once for two years and they had a daughter. Actors Even Mindez, she's fifty two, she's one of Miami. In nineteen seventy four, her first starring role in the movie was My Brother The Pig Get This. Her co star was Scarlett Johansson. Now even she's a lot more known for Training Day, Too Fast, Too Far as ghostwriter Hitch. Now she's done music videos for The Pet Shot Boys, Aerosmith, Will Smith, Ludicrous, and The Strokes. She met Ryan Gossling when they were filming the movie The Place Beyond the Pines in twenty eleven, been together ever since. They have two daughters. Now Eva, she's not retired, she just hasn't worked in the last ten years because she's busy being a mom. Alright, are quote of the day.

10:20 It comes from legendary country music legend Patsy Klein. Crazy I'm crazy for feeling. Slowly. I'm crazy. Crazy fe. So Patsy, she has killed the day in a plane crash in nineteen sixty three, thirty years old. They were returning from doing a benefit concert. Now Patsy said, I recorded a song I fall the p and then I was in a car wreck. Now I'm really ware of My next song is called crazy. Well, thank you all for listening, and don't forget to follow us. Now you listen to this son and you check the bottom. Remember there's a link to Spotify to hear the history in factor is about today's playlist. It gets updated with every song we played for an entire month. So if you want to go hear the whole versions of those twenty second little snippets yet and Spotify, they didn't charge you, all right, our country underground artists today. It comes from Debbie and Spokane. She wants to hear the Jim Pallas Jester song. Bottom of the Bottle, You guys have an awesome day, and we'll talk tomorrow.

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