March 6th-Oreo Cookies, Michelangelo, Silly Putty, Alamo, Rob Reiner, D.L. Hughley, Tom Arnold

0:19 Welcome to history. In fact, it is about today, today's March the sixth, than I am Jeff. Now we're gonna talk about him later, but it is also Michelangelo's birthday. In fifteen oh eight, Julius the Second he wanted the famous painter Raphael to paint the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. Raphael, he told the Pope that an artist named Michaelangelo would be a better choice for the job. Now, not because he was being nice and trying to give Michaelangelo a little job on the side. That no, see, Michaelangelo, he was just a sculptor at that time. He'd done very little painting. Raphael he recommended Michelangel because he thought it would be a total disaster until he sabotaged his whole career. Well, Michaelangel is reluctant to take the job and finally decide, you know what the hell for you? Years later, one of the biggest and probably most famous masterpieces of art in the world was finished, and Michaelangelo would be known as one of the greatest artists of all time. Rafiel, he's an afterthought. All right, Let's celebrate March sixth with a true culinary masterpiece, Frity and the real cookies.

1:20 It's a brit idea. It's a dumb order to crunch orn screw it's it's a trick it no matter what you do with screwing. To much cha creamy crunched chocol It is National Oreo Cookie Day. The greatest cookie of all time with crisp chocolate wafers and cream felling. Went on Saturday in nineteen twelve, been the number one selling cookie every year since. Now. I know today there are a lot of different flavors and choices you have out there, but I'm gonna stick with the original now, whether you want to dunk them, twist them, look them, or just go in for that bite and enjoy the hell out of Oreo Cookies today. All right, let's see what happened been an entertainment on Mars the sixth. Let's go back to twenty ten number one album, but Soldier Love I said the Black Eyed Peas are the number one song with I'm gonna be.

2:09 I'm gonna be up in the mail list flips doing one hand it flips, and I'm gonna be sipping down trickle. I'll be shaking my hands. You gonna be leaving your I won't be taking the picks looking on fly. I'm gonna be the flyest ship. I'm gonna be spreading my wings. I'm gonna leave doing my cart. Don't we do it? Okay? Josh Stirner had the number one country song with why don't We Just Dance? Three one hundred and fifteen channels of nothing but bad News? Home will in mad Away. I see it's a hole wi world. It's gone way.

2:53 Baby. Why don't we just stand? The number one book was Worst Case James Patterson and Michael Ledgwig. Top movie was Alice in Wonderland nineteen year old Alice. She returns to Wonderland. She gets back with her old friends, then she learns her destiny is to end the Red Queen's reign of terror. Stars Mia Waskinkowski and Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter All Right. What happened? On March sixth, eighteen thirty six. After thirteen days of fighting, Santa Ana's Mexican army was able to storm the Alamo killed all the remaining Texans still fighting in there. Overall, around two hunred and fifty Texas freedom fighters were killed. The big names were Davy Crockett, William Travis, and Jean Bowie.

3:36 Now Mexico, they thought they had won a major victory. Well, that loss actually inspired the rest of the Texas freedom fighters. They remember the Alamo mindset. Yeah, led to the feet of Mexico. Dred Scott, he had been born a slave in Virginia. Now his owner moved to Wisconsin. He took Dread with him. Now, slavery was illegal in Wisconsin, so when the owner died, Dred thought that he'd be free man because he was in Wisconsin. Well, he ended up going to a different owner. And then the Dread Scott case, he took it to court, went all the way after the Supreme Care, the Supreme Court. Yeah. Today, in eighteen fifty seven, the Supreme Court ruled that Scott was born a slave, so he was not a United States citizen. So the Supreme Court cannot rule on the case. So that meant Dread he had to remain in property of his new owner. Now that decision would be overturned after the Civil War, Yeah, when the thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth amendments were taken. Yeah, but because of that case, I've got so much attention. Yeah, he dread. He was pretty famous all over the place. So yeah, his owner, yeah, freed him and his family three months after that decision went down. Eighteen ninety nine. Felix Hoffman, he was working for Bayer over in Germany. He created Ay's tyler sellisicic acid.

4:45 It's called Asprinday. It's the most huged drug in the world. Nineteen forty five and cedar rapids Iowa. Greg Neeson he invented the trampoline. Yeah, the former Ginas. He got the idea of watching trapezes to dropped into their safety knits. So why do he named it trampling? Wow, I don't know why, but it's Spanish for diving boards. Nineteen fifty Silly Buddy went on sale. Yeah, it was created during World War Two. They wanted to find a cheap substitute for rubber. Well, it wasn't a very good substitute for rubber, but it was just fun to play with. Nineteen sixty seven, former Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin's daughter Setlana. She went to the United States Embassy in New Delhi, India. She went a political Asylan US. She got it. She moved to the United States and lived in Wisconsin until she died in twenty eleven. Well, I guess that's cold up there.

5:28 She probably felt at home. Twenty eighteen, in Western Australia, they found a message in a bottle that had washed up on shore, and at the redder led that it had been thrown from a German ship called the Paula June twelfth, eighteen eighty six, one hundred and thirty two years. That's the oldest message you'd and bottle ever found. If you threw one, Now you get a ticket for literary. Joke gop CO joke joke show Thish Shibbert Day. Please gonna pause. He left this shiverfday. We got simple page like this shibirf Day. And you know we don't. All right? It was born on Marcia sixth Let's talk some more about Michaelangelo. Now. The reason he is just one name was because he was born Michaelangelo d Lodovokia Bernardardi Simoni. That's kind of hard to sign. N't work with that, wouldn't they? He was born in capri Is in Florence, Kingdom in fourteen seventy five. He had a sculptor paint it. Architect you know his poetry. He wrote a lot of poetry, usually about little boys. But anyway, his most famous sculptures are the Pieda and the David. Now so many of their works and writings have survived, it makes him the most accomplished Renaissance artist. Died at eighty eight years old in fifteen sixty four. It took him fourteen years to build his tomb, costs as much as seven farmhouses at that time. Now, Michael lad he lived like a monk. I mean he just totally bare necessities, didn't spend money, didn't spurgs, didn't do anything. Then after he died, they found out that he had more money in the bank and hidden in his little monk abode than all the royals at at

6:58 that time. The same Luie team we have. Who's on first, what's on second? I don't know he's on third. That's what I want to find out. I want you to tell me the names of the fellows on the team. I'm telling you. Who's on first, what's on second? I don't know it's on third. Do you know a fellow's name jes Well, then who's playing first? Yes, I mean the fellow's name on fresh base, the fellow playing first base for Saint Louis? Who the guy on first base? Who was on first? But what are you asking me for? I'm not asking you w A'm telling you who is on first? Lou Costello. He was born in Peterson, New Jersey, in nineteen oh six. Now he was the short, chubby half of Abbot in Costello. Now, when Lou was growing up, he was a stud athlete. I know he was only five to five, but he was the star basketball player and boxer. Was actually his athletic skills that got him into the show business. He started out as a stuntman.

7:42 He teamed up with Bud Abbot nineteen thirty six. From nineteen forty to nineteen fifty six, they made thirty six movies. Yeah, they were some of the highest paid entertainers in the world. But by nineteen fifty seven they're popular really starting to go down, so they just went their separate ways. Lil married in nineteen thirty four and they had four children. He died from my heart attack in nineteen fifty nine, three days before his fifty third birthday. Announcer sidekick Ed McMahon was born in Detroit in nineteen twenty three, He was a Marine Corps pilot during the Korean War. Then in nineteen fifty seven he got a job announcing on a daytime TV game show called Who Do You Trust? The host of that was some guy named Johnny Carson. Well. In nineteen sixty two, Johnny he took over hosting The Tonight Show brought Ed along with him. They were on The Tonight Show together from nineteen sixty two until nineteen ninety two, when they call it quits. On the side, Eddie hostedt Starsearch and TVs Boopers and practical jokes. Ed in his first wife from married thirty years and had four children when they divorced. He had a daughter from a second wife and married his third wife in nineteen ninety two. Ed died in two thousand and nine at eighty six years old, from a whole bunch of health issues.

9:06 I can't believe we found that clip that was Mary Wilson singing for the Supremes. Well, technically they were still called the Primets at that time. That was nineteen fifty nine. They didn't become the Supremes until nineteen sixty one. Then Diana always singing Mary. She was born in Greenville, Mississippi in nineteen forty four. She was at the very beginning. Now the Suprians were the most successful motown group in the nineteen sixties and they're still today the most charted female group in US history. Mary she always sing pack up after that until nineteen seventy seven. That's when they call her quits. Now Mary she was the only original member still with the group. She married once and had three children from it. Mary died in her sleep in twenty twenty one and seventy six years old from heart disease.

9:55 Fuck Maybe I Can. Elton was singing with British pop star Kiki d on that song Kiki. She was born in Bradford, England, in nineteen forty seven, seventy nine year old. Yeah. She still performance over in the UK now. She was the first British female singer to sign with Motown. Now she was never even as close to being as big over here as she was over in the UK. Over Here were only hits where Love Makes the World Go Round, I've Got the Music in Me and now one Don't Go Break in My Heart with Elton actor director Rob Reiner.

10:37 He first got known on TV. Yeah. He played Meathead in the TV show All in the Family Now. Robbie was born in the Bronx, New York in nineteen forty seven. Famous parents for Karl and Estelle Reiner. Now, he never really hit big as an actor and thing, but he's one of the top directors of all time. Some of his classic movies or this is Spinal Tap, The Sure Thing, stand by Me, Princess Bride, when Harry met Sally, A few good men. Now. Rob was married to Penny Marshall for ten years and he adopted her daughter that she brought to the marriage. Now Rob. He married Michelle in nineteen eighty nine and they had two sons and a daughter. Now their son Nick, he's the one that murdered Rob and Michelle just on December fourteenth. Rob was seventy eight, Michelle was seventy. Actor comedian Tom Arnold. He was born at at tumwill, Iowa in nineteen fifty nine, sixty seven a day now. He started out as a stand up prop comic. Then Roseanne and Barr hired him to be a writer for a TV show, Roseanne. They got married and he wrote himself into the TV show.

11:32 Well. That helped his career out big time. Been in an over one hundred movies since Freddy's Dead, The Final Nightmare, Soul Plane, Media's Witness Protection. McHale's name. He had some of the movie Eason and Been Roseanne. They were only married four years. She was his first wife and then he was with his fourth wife for eleven years and they had two kids. Comedian actor D. L. Hugley. He's sixty three. He's born in Portsmouth, Virginia in nineteen sixty three. Now he started out as a successful stand up comedian. He has did comic view on b ET. Then he started on the Huge Les on TV. He was an original member of the Kings of Comedy, did the tour in the movies. Some of his other movies are The Brother Scary Movie, Three Soul Playing in a Bunch of Comedy specials. DL. He married nineteen eighty six and they have two daughters and one son.

12:18 Black Box Me Up from Widow, I Mean wait to see You. Got em Shoes. See country singer Skip You in sixty two. He was born in Redlands, California in nineteen sixty four. Skip first got known as a songwriter. Well he still is. He's still one of the top songwriters or is out there, but he does some of his own stuff. Some of the songs are I Don't Have Far to Fall, burning a Hole in my Heart, the Coast of Colorado every other weekend. That was with Reba McIntyre. I Love Skippy.

12:58 Didn't really have any touring coming up, hanging out in Wyoming, just writing songs. Actress Connie Britton. She's fifty nine. She's one of Boston in nineteen sixty seven. Now, she studied Chinese when she went to Dartmouth. After she graduated, I guess she figured that wouldn't pay the bill, so she went into acting. Now, she's most known for TV Spens City Friday Night Lights in Nashville. She married once for four years. In twenty eleven she became a mom. She adopted a little boy from Ethiopia. Alrighty our quote of the day. It comes from former First Lady Nancy Reagan. Nancy died today in twenty sixteen at ninety four years old. She says, there is a big, wonderful world out there for you. It belongs to you. It is exciting, stimulating and rewarding. Don't cheat yourself from what you are promised. Well, thank you all for listening to they don't fora to follow us. You listen to his son our country underground radio artists today. It comes from Emma in Katie, Texas.

13:48 She wants to hear Taylor branch a song Tixian. I know it. You guys have an awesome day and we'll talk tomorrow. Rolling down red dirt road boots upon the day, a sun said in the rear view, hard beating fast, got a stitzing on my head and a gleam in my eye. Went a step into the room. You know I ain't shy cowboy head. A little bit of my head held high, two steps swinging with a lone star sky, the little bit of swagger. A whole lot of pride. A Texan born and raisin. I ain't going to hide out Texi and I know it. Got that suburn drawl. From the boots up to my blue jeans. Yeah, I got it all, lone star shine.

14:30 I was born to ride with a heart this big and a country wide smile. Yeah, I'm Texi and I know it, Baby, that's my style. I'll be smoking music in the hair, fiddle playing loud, ain't a single care Friday night light saying a rodeo dream ain't nothing in the world like the texts. Sing cowboy hat, but my head held high. Two steps swinging with a long stosh guy, a little bit of swagger, a whole lot of pride, a Texan bone and raisin. I ain't gonna hide up Texas, and I know it.

15:12 Got that Southern control from the boots up to my blue cheese. Yeah, I got it all, lone star shine, I was born to ride. With a heart this bag. In a country wide smile, she I'm Texi again. I know, baby, that's my style.