March 9th-Barbie, Kissing Outlawed, Why We're Named America, Mickey Gilley, Jeffrey Osborne, ABC, Webster

0:18 Welcome to history. In fact, it's about today. I am Jeff. Today is March the ninth. Catt. Today is National Get Over It Day. Today you're supposed to self reflect and move on from whatever is weighing you down or holding you back. Whether it's from a lack of judgment, just a mistake or an ugly breakup. You can't wallow around and self pity or depression. Suck it up and move on. I just love tough, love these Now that might be easier said than done, but it is essential to get on with your life. Time may heal our wounds, but you just can't sit around waiting for it to happen. Now, there is absolutely nothing wrong with getting professional help. Yeah, if you need to go for it, they don't ever think there's anything wrong with doing it. Exercise is also really one of the best ways to move on. Done regularly, it can really improve your mental health. So today, take stock and all the things that all the blessings that you have, and all the good things that are going on in your life.

1:28 Now see where you want to go and what you want to achieve. Then get over it and move on from anything or anyone that's holding you back. Now if you don't like tough Love. Today is also National Meatball Done all right, this is going on entertainment on March the ninth. It's back to nineteen ninety one. That one albumed was Mariah Carey by Mariah Carey. Mariah Carey had the number one song with Someday Now. Alan Jackson has the number one country song with I'd Love You All over Again.

2:14 I Do. All, I Found One Chance to Be. I Love You All. The number one book was Heartbeat by Danielle Steele. The top movie was Silence of the Lambs. Everybody knows that movie, But did you know there's a movie called Silence of the Hams. Yeah, it's a real movie. Now, Billy's aying apparently he plays his FBI agent named Joe D. Foster now State of Animal lecteror Dom Delaise. He plays doctor Animal Cannibal Pizza starts. All the A list actors you got, John Aston, Phyllis Diller, Bubba Smith, Rip Taylor Shelley winners. Yeah, it's a long list. So if you had a chance, go ahead and check out Silence of the Hams. I mean sure. Silence of the Lambs won five Oscars, Yeah, including Best picture actor and an actress. But I'm sure Silence of the Hams got to be pretty good, all right.

3:16 What happened on Mars the ninth, fifteen sixty two in Naples, they made it illegal to kiss in public. Now, if you're caught, you could even put to death. Yeah, they're trying to stop a plague eighteen thirty nine in Prussia today that would be mostly Germany. The government stepped in. They put an end to it, and that they said the maximum is a fifty one hour work week for children. Getting the Civil War. In eighteen sixty two, off the coast of Virginia, the first naval battle in world history was fought between two ships that were covered in iron. They call it the Battle of the Ironclads, the USS Monitor and the CSS Virginia. They went out, they threw everything they had at each other. Basically all this bounced off. So after a couple hours, I guess they got bored. Each turned and went thrown away and looking for wooden ships to fight. Nineteen sixteen, Mexican general and revolue Stionnary punchu Villa. He was really mad at the United States to support in the newly elected president of Mexico. See, yeah, he was going to go fight that new Mexican president and he needed weapons and supply, so he attacked New Mexico.

4:12 Him and fifty nine are grilla filers and fighters. They stormed across the border, killed eighteen Americans. Well, now America's now it's on United States since seven thousand US troops after Via chased him all the way across the border, they kept chasing him. Yeah, they chased him all around Mexico for about a year. They never caught him, but they took out most of his guys. World War Two in nineteen forty five, the deadliest, most destructive bombing in world history took place today. I know you're thinking, well, capping nuclear that won't happen till August. Yeah, you're right. See here the United States they fire bombed Tokyo. Three hundred and thirty four b twenty nine bombers dropped one hundred and twenty thousand fire bombs on Tokyo. The first wave the bombers, they came through and dropped their bombs in an X pattern. That way, all those bombers that could follow just unleashed hell. Over one hundred and twenty thousand people were killed. That was more than either of the nuclear bombs well, you know, not including the radiation poisoning and that kind of stuff. Sixteen square miles of Tokyo will burned completely to the ground. Over one million people were left homeless. Twelve of the US bombers were shot down, ninety six US airmen were killed. Nineteen fifty nine, at a toy fair in New York City, Barbie debuted, yeah the Barbie dolls to play for the first time, said do you know Barbie's real name? It's Barbara Millicent Roberts.

5:25 Now over one billion Barbie dolls have been sold since then. So if Barbie was a real woman, according to her doll, her measurements would be she'd have a thirty nine inch bust, eighteen inch ways, thirty three inch chips, she would standing five feet nine inch tall, and her shoe sides would be a three? So do you think this was intentional and they just weren't paying any attention? In nineteen sixty one, the Supremes they released their next two singles, I Want a Guy and Never Again. Nineteen seventy four, in the Philippines, Japanese soldier Hiro Onada he finally surrendered. He had been waging war on one of those Filipino aunts last twenty nine years, since the end of World War Two. Yeah, he didn't know Japan and surrendered yet. Now you would do a little sabotage and he'd steal some of the farmer's supplies and eat some of their chickens and stuff.

6:08 Now they were finally able to get him cornered, and when they tried to get him to surrender, he wouldn't dood. He said that his last orders would never surrender and never be taken alive. So they went and tracked down his old commanding officer. He was running a bookstore back in Japan. They flew him back over the islands. When Hero saw him, he came out, handed him a sword and gave up, So they were both flown back to Japan. Seemed kind of like a funny little story and all that kind of stuff. But then they started adding things up, and when they put it all together, they realized Hero had killed over thirty farmers during that twenty nine years. So now the locals, ooh were they mad man? They wanted him brought back and tried and all kinds of stuff. It was pretty bad. So the Filipino president he just kind of said, you know what, he just pardoned here and that way it was over and they didn't have to deal with it anymore.

6:50 Coke joke, show this Shumardayna he left this suverarda a simple tage like this shiver birthday and you know you don't. Okare this check out? Who was born on March the ninth? The dreams and take him. There, coming to America, common dream, come to shep He coming to America, Come to America, Coming. To Americo Vespucci. He was born in Florence in fourteen fifty one. So why is America named after him? Well, in fourteen ninety two, when Columbus landed in the New World, he had no idea where he was or what he had found, so shortly thereafter they sent America over here to try and check it out. Now, he was the first to say that there was actually a whole new continent over here. Yeah, that no Europeans knew about then.

7:53 In fifteen oh seven, some map makers they were trying to get put together a really crude, kind of rudimentary New World map, and they were using one of the maps that America had drawn and on the corner of his map was his name America. So the map mapers and they just named their map America. Yeah, it's Latin for America. He died in fifteen twelve at sixty years old from malaria. He had a wife and five house slaves, now slaves. They were not African, they were indigenous Americans that they had brought back from his trips over here. Slavery was legal in Florence, but they preferred actually, if you call it indentured servants Cosma not Juriga Gern. He was born in Kleschino, Soviet Union in nineteen thirty four. Nineteen sixty one, he became the first person to go into space. Now I made one orbit and then he came back down to Earth. A national hero. Never flew in space again. The Soviets didn't want to take any chances on something happened in their era, so basically they just kept them behind a desk. Gary married in nineteen fifty seven and they had two daughters. He died in a plane crash in nineteen sixty eight at thirty four years old.

8:52 Get pretty losing how they all began the black move getting pretty losing were the chain stops, kick against Play? What's the Glue? Won't Ever Repeat? Country singer Mickey Gill was born in Natchez, Mississippi, in nineteen thirty six. Now singer Jerry Lee Lewis and preacher Jimmy Swaggert were his cousins. Nineteen seventy, Mickey he hadn't hitting music yet. He was just tooing around hitting honckey tonks. When some people hit him up and wanted know if he wanted to go in on a country nightclub. Well, he gave him what little money he had and said, okay.

9:32 Well it became the world's biggest Honckey tonk Giles. Yeah. It was featured in the movie Urban Cowboy nineteen seventy four. Mickey did hitting country music and if having twenty number one songs. Some are true love ways A Headache Tomorrow or a Heartache Tonight? Talk to me? Don't all the girls get pretty your exclosing time. He had three children from his first wife, married his second wife in nineteen sixty two three and they were together until twenty nineteen when she died and they had one son. Mickey married again in twenty twenty and then he died in at eighty six years old from bone cancer. Actor Raoul Julia. He was born in Floria Park, Puerto Rico, in nineteen forty started off doing theater. He did Broadway his entire career. Some of the movies were Gumball Rally, The Escape Artists, Kissed the Spiderwim was Gomez Adams and the Adam Family movies.

10:17 Married his second wife in nineteen seventy six and they had two sons, Broh. He died from a stroke nineteen ninety four, only fifty four years old. Jims, just keep getting I know your kid, Saint bring and you'd be so lucky before you find down. You met at dam Stream. That was Mark Lindsay, seen lead for Paul Revere and the Raiders Marks eighty four. He was born in Eugene, Oregon, in nineteen forty two. I grew up in Idaho in nineteen fifty eight, marking the band. They started out being called the down Beats. Now their keyboard player his name was actually Paul Revere, so they kind of thought about him and they changed their name to Paul Revere and the Raiders. They went all in. They dressed in Revolutionary war costumes. And all that kind of stuff. Some of their heats are kicks, hungry, good thing him, or mean, what's it gonna be?

11:10 Now? Mark went solo in nineteen seventy five. That didn't work out so well. Became a very successful music executive. Yeah, yeah, he's retired. He did get married to his second wife in nineteen eighty nine. All these all the wise. Jeffrey Osborne. He was born in Providence, Rhode Island, in nineteen forty eight seventy eight. Today he's the youngest of twelve kids. He started out in the band LTD Now. He started out as their drummer, worked his way to the front of the stage as their lead singer. He singing lead on their three songs and went number one on the R and B chart. He went solo in nineteen eighty two. Some of those hits are Don't Get so Mad, stay with Me Tonight, you should be Mine, that's not Woo Woo song. Then I'm on the Wings of Love Jeffrey. He's going out on tour starting in March twentieth, if you want to go see him. He got married in nineteen eighty three. His wife just died last year. They have three daughters and one son. Martin Fry.

12:40 He is the lead singer for the band ABC. Martin sixty eight. He is born to strut for England in nineteen fifty eight. In nineteen seventy seven they were called Vice Versa, became ABC in nineteen eighty one. They had, They had, They had, They had, They had poison Arrow had to be a millionaire, be near me, the look of Love. Now they start touring Europe and I don't know how Martin's gonna pull that off. He's the only guy still in the band. I guess that's all you need is e lead singer right now. He got married nineteen eighty six and they have two daughters. Actors Juliette Binoche. She was born in Piree in nineteen sixty four. Sixty two years old today. She started in over sixty movies. Yeah, a couple of them are English. She's nomine for an Oscar for Chuck Withott and then she won an Oscar for the English Patient. She didn't get squad for Godzilla.

13:26 She is two times divorced. She had a son from her first husband and a daughter from her second husband. Actor Emmanuel Lewis. He's fifty five He's born in Brooklyn, New York, in nineteen seventy one. Started out doing TV commercials for Burger King, then he got his own sitcom, started as Webster on Whibster. He was nominated twice for Best Child Actor, lost to Rick Schroeder the first time for Silver Spoons, then he lost to Kirk Cameron for Growing Pains the second time. Now, after Webster ended Emmanuel, he went back and finished high school, went and got a college degree, retired from acting in twenty thirteen. Now, Emmanuel he has four feet three inches tall. Now, that is six inches tall than when he is Webster. But there is no medical condition that they can find that explains why his height is what it is. Yeah, they've run all kinds of tests over there is. There's nothing that shows that he shouldn't be of average height. He doesn't have Dwarfism or anything like that.

14:15 All right. Our quote of the day it comes from country singer Chris Ldo. You Black Tornado, Ross the Western Roman, Northern Ran, Milk in TNIs. Ride bull Dog in Mississippi, Long before you take this cowboards hand. Chris died it in two thousand and five to fifty six years old. Chris said, sometimes a hard day's work is a lot easier some of the things you have to face in life. Well, thank you for listening. If we have to follow us on you listen to this, so make sure you check the show notes and show description for all the links that like country, Underground Radio, cool Media and Spotify. Yeah. If any of the songs that I played you want to hear the whole thing, remember you can just go to Spotify on our our playlist.

15:06 We play all the songs that I play on here on the show Our Country and a Gound Radio Arts today. Because I'm Jesse and Tucson. You know it's there. Donny Lee song all the Money in the World. You guys have an awesome day and we'll talk tomorrow. If I had all the money in the world, I think got by the world and drain. I had a dream last night. They had a stop at the shell station, got my tank topped off at an hour ball playing a Twells past Hell raising them the man on the ten o'clomb news pull the first five, ride the number twenty two, have me head and. Pull the bar. Sure my love. I woke up still broke ball. If I had all the.

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