March 6, 2025

March 7th-Cereal, Ronald McDonald, J. Geils Band, Bryan Cranston, Taylor Dayne, Wanda Sykes, Lee Sims

March 7th-Cereal, Ronald McDonald, J. Geils Band, Bryan Cranston, Taylor Dayne, Wanda Sykes, Lee Sims

My co-host is country singer Lee Sims.  Lee is releasing his latest song today "Wyoming Wind'.  Make Sure you give it a listen,  You can see everything about Lee at https://www.leesims.com/

National Cereal day. Entertainment from 2018. Bloody Sunday...

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My co-host is country singer Lee Sims. Lee is releasing his latest song today "Wyoming Wind'. Make Sure you give it a listen, You can see everything about Lee at leesims.com

National Cereal day. Entertainment from 2018. Bloody Sunday in Alabama, Bikini Atoll evacuated, Constantine decrees everyone take Sundays off. Todays birthdays - Willard Scott, Peter Wolf, John Heard, Bryan Cranston, Taylor Dayne, Wanda Sykes, Rachel Weisz, Jenna Fischer, Laura Prepon. Stanley Kubrick died.

Intro - I'm the one that ain't coming back - Lee Sims
Cereal song - Paul the Trambonist
God's plan - Drake
Five more minutes - Scotty McCreery
If God got the blues - Lee Sims
Summer Fall - Lee Sims
1st Ronald McDonald commercial
Love stinks - J. Geils Band
Malcolm in the middle TV theme
Tell it to my heart - Taylor Dayne
That 90's show TV theme
Wyoming Wind - Lee Sims
countryundergroundradio.com
History and Factoids website

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I've just been laid low trying to get over this pain.

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A thousand times.

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I've thought it over, told myself I was over.

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Never been this far gone before. I don't know where

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the soul road is heading to.

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I feel just like a lonesome whistle blowing down on

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one way trying.

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Here.

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You're alone, let's gone, but I'm alone that ain't coming back.

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Well, Hi, everyone. That is the pride of Colorado country

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singer Lie Sims and his song I'm the one that

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ain't coming back. It's my co host today. Oh, thank

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y'all for listening to history and factory is about today?

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Of course I am jee. Now, why don't you go

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and introduce yourself? Feels outside of Colorado.

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Okay, my name is Lee Simms. I've been living in

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Colorado the better part of my whole life. I started

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playing music back in the sixties and I used to

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play out on the Eastern Plains out in Aligneman at

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a place called the Merchant's Inn and Lulu's thereon Watkins

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before the before the new facility that they have right now.

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So just been a staple here in Colorado for a

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long time.

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Did you always play country? Did you start off doing

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something else.

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You know, when I started pretty young, and when I

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started out, I played some Beatles and you know, some

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some obviously classic rock now, but you know some of that.

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But I always had country as the main influence.

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Who is the big ones for you? Back then?

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Well, let's see Johnny Cash, Johnny Horton, W Jennings, buck Owens,

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Merle Haggard, those were all those. And then, like I said,

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I did some of the some of the light rock

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and roll, as I would call it right now, it's

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actually would be closer to country.

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Well, Elvis is actually considered country too.

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Oh yeah, yeah, I did some of you is not

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not much. I was probably more of a Beatles fan

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than an Elvis Presley fan, but I've grown to love

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him as I've gotten older.

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Hey, are you a big cereal eater? Breakfast cereal?

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Yes? As a matter of fact, I had my Raisin

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brand crunch this morning.

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Well, then you're celebrating good. Today is National Cereal Day.

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What cereal you like?

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You eat two together?

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There's lots of cereal.

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What is your favorite one too?

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The first cereal technically is oatmeal. Quicker oat started making

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it eighteen fifty. By the late nineteen eighties. Then we

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had grape nuts and corn flakes. But we're here to

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celebrate today the good stuff, you know, healthy. Damned well,

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Raisin Brand's pretty healthy, but we're talking about sugar. Cereal

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today started making cereals with sugar about nineteen thirty nine.

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First one was called Ranger Joe, who was sugar coated

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rough or puffed wheat and rice. After that everything jumped

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on there. Now cereal it's just not for breakfast anymore. Yeah,

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you can eat any time to day. Cereal is actually

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one of the top bedtime snacks out there. So grab

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your milk and your cereal. Remember you can't if you're

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a bad cook, you can't screw up cereal. So Raisin Bran,

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you're right at the top there. It's like number four.

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The number one Cereal is actually cheerios.

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Yeah, I bet, And then I bet it.

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Is frosted flakes.

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Yeah, I'm sure of both of those. As a kid, yeah,

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I do.

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I think My big one when as a kid I

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think was Lucky Charms. I like them little more spells.

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Yeah, I couldn't get into that too much. There was

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something about that just didn't didn't fire my jets.

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I don't know either, because then I tried it again

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later in life, and yeah, it wasn't as good as

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when I was eight years old.

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Yeah, those taste buds haven't developed that age. I guess

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that's true.

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All right, let's just going on entertainment. On March seventh,

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in the year twenty eighteen, Numb when album was the

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Black Panther movie soundtrack is pretty much It's all. Kendrick

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Lamar Drake had the Numby one song with God's playing.

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Don't full up at six am?

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The cuddle and me.

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You know how I like it when you love you know,

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I mean, I don't want to die. I'm gonna miss me. Yes,

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I see the things that they wish, you know me.

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Hope I got some brothers that I live me they

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gonna tell the story was different with me Guy's Flying,

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Guy's Flying.

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Scotty mccrarry had the m one country song with five

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more minutes.

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Eight years old, couple cane Pauls sitting down by the creek,

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the lines in the water, watching those bombers, seeing that

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bread sun sink, Mama's on the poor are chilling supper spot,

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y'all come and get in, We yelled five.

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Are you a fan of Scotty McCrary.

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Yeah, he does really good. You know, I got to

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see him. He came to Denver right after, right after

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he won one of those American Idol American Idol. Yeah,

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I couldn't remember which one it was, but yeah, he

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came to town as an opening act for Brad Paisley. Oh,

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and I was. I was really impressed with him. He

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did a great job.

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It seems like a good young guy just all around.

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Yeah, you bet.

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Number one book back in twenty eighteen was The Great

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Alone by Kristin Hannah. The top movie was Pacific rim

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Uprising Jake Mako Lambert and a fifteen year old genius.

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They have a new generation of Jagger pilots. We have

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to go fight a new monster. Stars John Brega, Scott Eastwood,

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and Kaylee Spainey. Okay, you like writing your own songs too,

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don't you.

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I actually kind of depend done most people that's got

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a lot more experienced writing than myself. I much careful

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what I write, so I can always seem to find

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somebody that does a much better job, and and I

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gravitate towards that.

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What what when they when you gravitate to it? Like

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you said, what pulls you in? What's kind of hook

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that gets you that? Yeah, this is my song.

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You know, there's there's a couple of things. Sometimes it's lyrics,

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sometimes it's melody. Sometimes it's both and and then a

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wild card and all that is. Sometimes it just you know,

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I feel emotional about the song. The song will make

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me emotional. It will you know, emit some emotional response

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from me, and uh, and when I get all three

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of those clicking, I know for sure that I have

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to do that song. So that's that's kind of what

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happened with my uh with this brand new release I

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got out Wyoming went. That's exactly the three elements that

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came together.

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Well, we haven't we haven't really teased that yet. But yeah, everybody,

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today on March seventh, he's gonna release his newest song.

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It's called Wyoming. Whennow we're gonna make you live Wait

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a while. Right now, we're gonna do if God had

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the blues?

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What would we do.

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If God got the blues?

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If he threw his hands up in the air, looked

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down in the sin, he didn't care, or we ask

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for forgiveness.

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And he refused.

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Tell me.

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Wal would we do if God got the.

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Blues, So that hits you on all.

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Three Yes it did. Yeah, that was another one that

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checked all the boxes.

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A great song.

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Yeah, well, thank you. Let's see what happened. I did

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that pretty well. That I had pretty good success with that,

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so a lot of good things, so I'm very happy

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with it.

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Oh great, Well, let's just see what happened in history

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on March the seventh Roman emperor Constantine. He is the

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one who switched the Roman Empire over from pagan guys

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to Christianity in three twenty one. Constantin he'd created that

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Sunday no one could work anymore. Nope, it was a

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day of rest for the entire Roman Empire, even the slaves.

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That was a good deal.

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Yeah, they definitely had that Christian spirit.

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Then they getting close.

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Did you follow the color out of Rockies?

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Oh yes, yes, I'm a big fan. I'm a baseball

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fan more than i am anything else, and so once

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the Rockies came to town, I jumped on board and

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I held on for dear life.

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And that's what we're doing now, is hanging out for

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dear life.

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Yeah, we'll get this.

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There's a lot of big goliaths out there for them

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to try to tackle. But I love baseball, and yeah,

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I got Walkie's hats coming up to the Unian, So.

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We'll get this. In eighteen fifty seven baseball, they decided

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that the games would be nine innings long. They used

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to be whoever got to nine runs first.

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Oh that's what I didn't know.

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Well, with some of the Rocks pitching staffs of the years,

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i'd be like an inning or two.

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Unfortunately that's true.

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In nineteen twenty nine, No when and caviling crime, they

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actually made history. They were the first pilot to fight

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NonStop from America to Asia. Now that might sound impressive,

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but get this, they only flew across the bearing.

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Straight cool.

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After Yeah, after World War II, the United States they

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needed some places for them to test their nuclear bombs. Well,

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out in the middle of Pacific Ocean, it was the

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middle of nowhere. They found the Bikini Atol. Now, this

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island was perfect. There was no shipping lanes, no planes

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flats over it was the perfect things. They made a

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deal with the king, so they were going to move

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the people. They did that today in teen forty six

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they moved all one hundred and sixty seven people that

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were living there, so they moved him to this other

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island called the Ragnik Hotel. Then two years later they

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sent some sailors bike swing by and just check on him.

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They were all half starving to death. There wasn't enough

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food on that to support them all, so of course

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they panicked. They moved him to three more different islands,

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and they kept running that same thing. They just went

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with food to support them. Finally they found this island,

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Kill Island. Now that everything they needed, so they thought

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this is going to be perfect. Came back, well, on

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this island, the ocean was too rough coming in. They

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couldn't go out and fish. So finally the United States

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just said, you know what we're giving up. We're just

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going to give you air drops from the Air Force

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from here on out. So that's what they did. But

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then in nineteen sixty eight, the United States President Lyndon Johnson,

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he said, okay, we are done testing our nuclear bombs

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on the Bikini Atoll, so as soon as the radiation

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goes down, you guys can move back. Scientists, Yeah, sure,

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Well what ended up happened in nineteen eighty six, Ronald Reagan, Yeah,

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he paid them all seventy five million dollars and said

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he now you can get boats and get your own food.

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Oh my gosh.

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This is just a little side note. But the guy

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who invented the bikini, he did a couple of years

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after we started bombing the bikini Atole. He named it

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after the Bikinia Antole. He said, because his new swimsuit

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was explosive.

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Captured, captured the time. Yeah, cool.

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This is called Bloody Sunday. Back in nineteen sixty five

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in Alabama, march was organized to go from Salem to Montgomery.

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It was a response for a reverend Jimmy Jackson who

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was shot by a state trooper a couple months ago.

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As soon as those six hundred marchers they crossed the

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county line, the state police and a county posse over there.

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They just attacked and beat the hell out of those marchers,

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these billy clubs and tear gas. But the thing is,

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the whole thing was caught on live TV, so everybody

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in the nation saw what was going on. So immediately

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marches and eighty other cities were brought up. They were

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all peaceful, nothing else, but they kind of did that.

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So do you have any fun stuff? From that wasn't fun?

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Do you have any fun stuff from March the seventh?

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Let me see here some of the same things that

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you were talking about us trying to It's International Laserus Day.

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Did you know that I did not.

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Yes, I don't know. I guess they go around lasering things.

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I don't know. That's one. Let's see famous personality. Yep,

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that didn't work. You're a Pisces if you're born on

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March the seventh. The fish sign, the fish sign water water.

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And let's see what else do I have here? Yep,

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I was gonna see. So I think that's about all

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I got on this one.

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Now, a lot of singers, if you ask them, you know,

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do you have a favorite song, they'll say no, They're

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all like my children. I don't have a favorite one.

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Do you have a favorite one?

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Well, I've got quite a few favorite ones, you know,

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And some of them are mine and some of them

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are not mine. But uh, one that just popped in

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my head right now that's not mine is Won by

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Holland Oates and they use it on those commercials during

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the during the Christmas season a lot. And I can't

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even tell you what the name of it. Is right now,

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But every time it comes on, it's just got that

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really nice backbeat to it, And so that one sticks

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in my mind. Summer Fall, which you and I talked

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about offline. Uh, that's a that's one of my favorites.

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That's one of myos. Let's just go and let everybody

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else know what we like.

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South of the border on a beach of what's sand,

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she SIPs Margaert readers and works on her tan. She's

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enjoyed her vacation. In fact, she's had a fall. Last

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night at the fiesta, we danced all one long. She

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held me closer withever so the back at the hotel

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we got no sleep bed all.

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She's just tear for a good time to let down

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her hand. But I'm having a hard time trying hard

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not to care my head.

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Swept on my feet. By all, she's had a great

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summer and I've had quad fall.

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That song really just pulls you in.

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Yeah, really got a nice hook to it, you know.

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I definitely that was another one of those that checked

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all the boxes for me.

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So and I think I think most guys, at some point,

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even if they were like in middle school, there's been

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that girl that you've been head over heels and she

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likes being around you, but she's just not in it

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for the long term. Ye soever, you got that one.

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And then later on, I think you're gonna be hooked

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on his new song Wyoming Wind. And so when did

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you have that come to be? How did you find that?

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Actually? Once again, I deal with quite a few writers

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in Nashville, and so well it's my producer. And my

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producer is Greg Cole and he was a producer for

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Daryl Singletary and he was actually his band leader for

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a long time. So but he turned me onto the song.

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He found it came through his hands and he said, hey,

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this is one I think you do well. So he

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gave it to me. And like I said, I very

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first time I heard it, it was it was done

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for me what I needed?

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All three boxes?

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Huh yep?

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All right, Well, let's check out who was born on

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March the seventh.

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I've just been.

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Well, we'll replay that one. Well, edit that one over, Ben, Okay,

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let's check out what was who was born on March

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the seventh?

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McDonald, Pamberger, rich Ryans and Milkshake Watch for me on TV.

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We'll have lots of Fun McDonald.

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That was nineteen sixty three. It was McDonald's first TV

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commercial with Ronald McDonald in it. He was played by

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Willard Scott, now Willard. He was born in Alexandria, Virginia

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in nineteen thirty four. Now most of us probably know

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Willard not in as Mitt Ronald McDonald. We'll probably know

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him as the weatherman on NBC's of the Today Show.

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Did that from nineteen eighty to twenty fifteen. Now he

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stood six foot three away two hundred ninety pounds. Yeah,

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started out actually playing Bozo the Clown before he was

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Ronald the Clown.

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Now.

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When the way he got into weather though, he was

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just working at a local TV station and he wasn't

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even on the air or anything. When the local weather

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guy he got really pissed off and just ran off

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the air right before they went on. Lord was just

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standing there and said, hey, Willard, you're a new weather man.

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Get out there. So it worked out pretty good for

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a man him, so for a nice career. He got

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married nineteen fifty nine. His wife died in two thousand

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and two. They had two children. Then he married a

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second wife in twenty fourteen. They were together until Willard

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died in twenty twenty one at eighty seven years old

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from natural causes. You remember with Willard, I.

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Do very much. Watched him quite often.

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I think he's the last one I've used to. I

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think the best part wasn't he the one that would

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always have like the people who turn one hundred years old,

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he'd celebrate their birthdays on Yes.

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Yes, now that you bring it up, I remember that.

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Yeah. Until day.

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Show Loveing.

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That's Peter Wolf. He was singing lead for Jay Giles Band.

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He's seventy nine to day, born in the Bronx, New York.

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Now.

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He started out singing for the band Hallucinations. That didn't

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work out, so it became an overnight Well he was

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in Boston. They came and asked him to join the

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Jay Giles Band in nineteen sixty eight. He said, okay,

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and so I'll move to New York City. Now he's

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singing lead or co wrote all their songs. Jay Giles.

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He didn't do anything but play backup guitar. The band

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was his named after him. Some of Peter's biggest hits

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in Jay Giles Band were come Back, He Love Sting, Centerfall, Freeze,

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Frame Now he went solo in nineteen eighty four. He

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had a couple like modest hits being solo. Now he

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was Eric Maxuly married to actress Fate Dunaway for five years.

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That's kind of impressive. Yeah, well, Steve, who am I

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missing here? Who do you have? Was born on March

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the seventh?

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About Lynn Swann?

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Oh?

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Great receiver, Yeah, great receiver for the San Diego Chargers

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back when they were in San Diego. And let's see,

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he went to the University of Southern California and he

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was also a member of the Pittsburgh Steelers for a

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short time. He became a broadcaster, even a politician. I

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think I might have missed his political career. Yeah, I

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don't know where I was on that one, but he rick,

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that's the one. See who else did I have? Brian

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Cranston born on March seventh, nineteen fifty six. Of course,

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he's the well known American actor, probably best known for

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portraying Walter White in the AMC crime drama Breaking Bad.

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Do you remember him before Breaking Bad?

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Barbie?

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Do you remember him before Breaking Bad?

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Oh? Yes, yes I do.

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Yes, No, maybe.

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I don't know. Can you repeat that question?

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Yeah? No, The Bossom.

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Yeah, no, the Bossom, Yeah, the Bossomy and You're Not

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So Bad.

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Yeah, that was him and Malcolm in the Middle. Now,

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the alternative band who did that song for their thing

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song that is called They Might Be Giants. They took

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that song up to number twenty one on the British charts,

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but over here in the United States they didn't release

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it because they didn't want to be identified as a

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band that would be doing theme songs for TV shows.

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Oh, that's interesting.

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Do you know who John Hurd is? He was an

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actor and he was born in nineteen forty six. Now,

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he was in over one hundred movies. His biggest was

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probably that he played the dad in the Home Alone movies.

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Yeah, okay.

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Then he was also in between the Lines, Big Pelican

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Brave White Chicks. He married actors Margo Kidder for six days.

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Now, the whole six days, Hey, he' sat.

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The first five are pretty cool?

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Yeah. Yeah.

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He did marry another woman for eight years and they

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had two kids. Then he married his third wife. They

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were married for seven months before they divorced. He died

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from a heart attack in twenty seventeen.

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All those wives he had.

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Definitely not your scene, but do you remember the singer

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in the eighties, Taylor Dane.

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No, no one got by me.

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Bring back anything or nothing.

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No, that was nothing left there.

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Didn't play those in the hockey talks then, no.

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Sorry. Back back at that time, I was probably over

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at the sands of bar And Aurora.

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Okay, I grew up right by there.

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Yeah I did. I grew up just down the street.

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I grew up off of twenty fifth and Iola, So

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right there at the Stapleton Runway. Okay, yeah, we had

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the planes just came in, you know, like twenty four

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to seven, and we were probably maybe three hundred feet

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from the runway. Oh really, that's how close we were.

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So we'd be carrying on conversations. And back in those days,

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they didn't have any noise regulations on the planes, and boy,

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those things they would just come in there and rattle

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the whole foundation of your home. And we'd be in

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a conversation. As soon as we heard it, would stop

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the conversation, wait for it to go by, and pick

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up the conversation again. Then another another funny story that

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happened was they closed down the East West runway, and

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when they did that, nothing happened twenty four to seven,

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and we were so used to planes coming through all

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night long. When they didn't come through, we were waking up,

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going what's going on? So just there's a little tidbit there.

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Now it's amazing, I mean because now, I mean basically

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you can just see all the planes come in and

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out Denver and ask them. People don't realize that's the

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sixth busiest airport in the entire world.

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Yeah, oh it's busy.

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And it was just like that, but the people don't

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realize it was just crammed into the city. There was

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just like you said, you lived right off the runway.

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Right off the runway. It was interesting. It took a

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while to adjust to. But then, like I was saying,

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if it wasn't there, if it wasn't happening, you're going,

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what's going on? Something wrong?

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Then?

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Because I grew up you know where Hinckley High School is?

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Oh yeah, one of my best friends went there.

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Yeah, I grew up right across the street from there.

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Oh yeah.

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And so we had the well when I was a

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little kid, we had the planes going into Stapleton, and

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then we also had the helicopters going from Buckley to

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fitz Simmons.

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Right right, Oh yeah, no, I'm right there with you.

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So Taylor Dane she was born I don't know. This

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kind of sounds like it would have been a cool

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pop name. Her born name was Leslie Wonderman. Then that

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sound kind of I don't know. She likes Taylor. She's

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sixty three now. In college, she sang ring rock bands.

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Then after she graduated, she went solo and just strictly

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dance songs. Now some of Taylor's biggest hits are I'll

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Always love You, Don't rush me with every beat of

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my heart, till my heart, tell my heart, Tell it

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to my heart. She's actually going on to her in

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March twenty fifth. If you guys want to check her

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out now, she has twins and get this tailor. She

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is a colon cancer survivor, so that's pretty cool on her.

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Wow.

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Comedian actress Wanda Sykes, she's sixty one. She's one of Portsmouth, Virginia.

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After college, she went got herself a government job. She

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went to work for the NSA. Then that's the yeah,

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the National Security Agency in Washington, d C. But for

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something to do, she started doing stand up comedian at night.

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So here you have top secret person who's a comedian.

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Yeah, well exactly.

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I guess that's why they're all get in their walking papers.

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I guess so.

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Now after five years, she just decided to go all

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in on comedy. She's had a lot of really big

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comedy specials on Comedy Central and I Think Showtime. She

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first curally got known for them on The Chris Rock Show,

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then The New Adventures of Old Christine. She's been on

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the upshot since twenty twenty one. Some of her movies

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were Putty Tang. Have you seen that one?

480
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No, but I am familiar with it.

481
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Monster in Law, my super ex boyfriend. Now get this.

482
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She was married to a guy for seven years, but

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then after they divorce, she decided to switch side. She's

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been married to her wife since two thousand and eight

485
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and they have a son and a daughter. All we

486
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are so am I missing anybody so far?

487
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Oh? No, I don't think so. I think you're hitting

488
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on them all, okay.

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Actress Rachel Weiss. She was born in Westminster, England. She's

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fifty five. She started off on British TV before she

491
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went over the movies. First big movie was Death Machine.

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She's a lot better for all those Mummy Movies, The

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Enemy at the Gates Runway Jerry. She actually went an

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oscar for Constant Gardner. She had a son from a

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boyfriend you know who, Daniel Craig is Games Bond. They

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got married in twenty eleven and they have a daughter,

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actress Jennif Fisher. She's fifty one. She's won Fort Wayne,

498
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Indiana and grew up in Saint Louis. She first sat

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on TV playing Pam Beasley in the Office. Some of

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her movies where Blades of Glory, All Past Kiss Me.

501
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So you got married to her second. That's been twenty

502
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ten and they have a son and a daughter. Now

503
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with all the time you spent not now you're not

504
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performing so much, you're mostly concentrating on your recording and stuff.

505
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Did you watch a lot of movies and TV shows?

506
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Are you actually too busy with your music?

507
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Yeah? Back back a long time ago. You know, I

508
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never watched any movies at all. Now that I'm not

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working as much, you know, in the evenings, I tend

510
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to watch a lot more movies. But yeah, I know,

511
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when I was going through my musical career, very few,

512
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very few movies, once or twice a year would go

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either like after Thanksgiving dinner or after Christmas dinner, we'd

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go out to a movie, but it was never much

515
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of a movie or that was more of my dad's thing.

516
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That was from that seventies show. Did you ever watch that?

517
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Or if you were't watching movies, I guarantee you were

518
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watching TV?

519
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Right?

520
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Yeah? Okay?

521
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That one of the lead actress. Her name is Laura Pepprunn.

522
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She's forty five. She was born and watched Chung New Jersey.

523
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Of course, she was best known for Donna on that

524
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seventy show, and she was in Orange is the New Black.

525
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She did that for six years. She's in the movie Slackers,

526
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Lightning Bug Hero. She married in twenty eighteen and they

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have an ongoing divorce right now. But they do have

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a son and a daughter, so we wish them all happy. Now, Lee, Well,

529
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you guys don't know you're talking to true Royalty League.

530
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You're actually in the country Colorado Country Music Hall of Fame.

531
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I am. I was the very first inductee back in

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nineteen ninety eight. They had a big thing down at

533
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the Aurora Fox Theater. It was quite the quite the

534
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show too. We had We had several other local artists

535
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that performed on stage, and the mayor of Aurora at

536
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the time gave me, gave me the keys to the

537
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city front one day and it was a it was

538
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a very very big thing for me. So I'm very

539
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proud of that.

540
00:28:27.960 --> 00:28:30.119
Well, that is totally awesome. What's your one? Thank you

541
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for being here today. This has been really cool talking

542
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to you.

543
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I want to thank you for asking me. I'm very

544
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honored to be on your show. I got another another birthday.

545
00:28:39.079 --> 00:28:39.839
For you, okay.

546
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Joe Carter Jack Carter was a professional baseball player played

547
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in the Major League Baseball as an outfielder at first

548
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basement for the Chicago Cubs, Cleveland Indian, San Diego Padres,

549
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Toronto Blue Jays, Baltimore Orioles, and the San Francisco Giants.

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Born in nineteen sixty one, sixty four years old today,

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and for.

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Baseball fans, you definitely Joe Carter hit that big home

553
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run when I don't rember what game was before the

554
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final game or not for the in the World Series. Yeah,

555
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leave us for the Toronto.

556
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I think so all right, we'll see. He is married

557
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to Mary Beth Evans and American actress Catherine in General

558
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Hospital for all your daytime soap people.

559
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Totally awesome. Well that's good, all right people. We have

560
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been teasing it, and so we're gonna give you Wyoming

561
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Win right now as we leave, and thank you much

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for listening to us. And on the Today's Show notes,

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you'll build that we're gonna have links to his social

564
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media pages, his websites and how you can get it,

565
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and definitely make sure you check out Wyoming Wind.

566
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He had to go, She stayed behind. He was the

567
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best in the world at one time. She couldn't hold him. Lord, No,

568
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she tried. Rode old man always needs one more ride.

569
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She sits alone and stares at her ring, then walks

570
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out at nine and cries when she says wildly, when

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you're so much like him, you're wild and you're freez

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Like that old a movie.