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Hello, one and all.
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I am Jeff and welcome to History and Factor. It's
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about today. Today's May the twentieth.
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Pick the strawberry. Pick the strawberry that was growing in
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the sun.
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Then I washed it and I ate it.
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And I think an another one today is National Pick
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Strawberries Day. Yeah, it seems a little early in the
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year for me. Well maybe some of you down south
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now strawberries they're really healthy for you. Technically, strawberries are
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fruit now if you can pick them Strawberries Day, yeah,
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go for it. The rest of us, I guess we'll
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have to go to farmers' markets or grocery stores. I
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mean we still have to pick them out, even though
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we're not picking up. Hey, today's they really get excuse
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to have some strawberry cake. So go for it today. Okay,
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let's see what happened to entertainment on May the twentieth.
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Let's back to nineteen seventy one. Then my album was
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four Way Street by Crosby Steells Nashing Young three Doc
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Knight had the number one song with Joy to the World.
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Jeromiah was a cold frog, was a good friend of mine.
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Never last a single word he said, But I help
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never drink you.
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Always has At.
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S John.
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Ray Price had the number one country song with I
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won't mention it again.
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But I won't mention it again. I won't think about
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to my role. Just let it happened.
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Them huge album.
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The number one book was The Passions of the Mine
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by Irving Stone. Top movie was Escaped from the Planet
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of the Apes. Now the world was shocked when three
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talking chimpanzees arrising into spaceship starts Roddy McDowell, Kim Hunter
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and Bradford Dillman. All right, what happened? On May twentieth,
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fourteen ninety eight. Portuguese explorer Vasco de Gama. He arrived
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over in Calicut, India, him and his man we had
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first Europeans arrived in India by sea. Eighteen seventy three
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at Levi Strauss and Jacob Davis. Patton did the first
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blue jeans with copper rivets on it. Yeah, there to
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keep your pockets from terry.
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Now.
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Davis he did all the work. He and Venta Nam.
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He sold all the prototypes. He came up the whole concept, everything,
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but he didn't have any money.
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So Levi he.
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Paid for the patent and he paid the start having
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a manufactured Then he kept pretty much all the money
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and then named him after himself. Eighteen ninety two George T. Simpson.
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He was a black inventor out there in Ohio. He
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wanted the first clothes dryer. See, people lived pretty much
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hanging their clothes over and open fire. George, he came
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up with the rack that you could put over a stove.
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That way he didn't have to worry about ventilation, and
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the clothes they would and smelled smoky, smoky, You're have
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suit all over. Eighteen ninety six, Over in Paris at
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the Palais Gardner upper house, they had this really world famous,
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really beautiful six tons chandelier that hung over the crowd. Yeah,
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it fell, killed one person and seriously injured dozens more.
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Eighteen ninety nine in New York City, they issued in
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America's first speeding ticket. Taxi driver Jacob German made history. Yeah,
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he had an electric taxi cab. Now the speed limit
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was eight miles an hour if you were going straight,
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and four miles an hour if you're going around the corner. Well,
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a policeman on a bicycle, yeah, he was able to
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pull over Jacob for going twelve miles an hour. Now
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that four miles an hour over the speed limit got
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him arrested and taken in the police station. After spending
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some time there at the station, it's pretty much blaved
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that he gave the costs a couple bucks and they
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let him go. See the cops didn't know what to
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do with him. Yeah, his first ticket and see the
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city they had came up with the speed limb, but
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they never gave any laws on what was happened if
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he broke the speed limits. So yeah, i'd May twentieth,
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in nineteen sixteen in Cordell, Kansas, it was hit by
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a tornado. May sixteenth. In nineteen seventeen, Cordell, Kansas was
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hit by a tornado. May sixteenth. In nineteen eighteen, Cordell,
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Kansas was hit by a tornado. No, I know. The
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nineteen sixteen tornado was an F two, seventeen was an
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F three, and then nineteen eighteen was an F four.
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That one was really bad. Eight people died on that
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you have they haven't had one since. If you're curious,
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forty nine people live out there in Cordell, Kansas. Nineteen
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seventy nine, Old John he became the first Western music
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artist to actually tour the Soviet Union nineteen ninety two.
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Wrapper tongue twist. He was able to wrap five hundred
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ninety seven syllables and sixty seconds dung twisters. Yeah, that
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record still stands today. Twenty twenty four, over New Zealand
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and an auction a feather sold for twenty eight thousand,
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four hundred bucks, making it the world's most expensive feather.
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Now it's a whoa feather, h u Ia feather. It's
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from an extinct New Zealand bird.
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Joke joke, dish shibt day.
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He left this shiver. David want simple tar.
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He like this Shibt day and you know we don't do.
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Okay.
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It was born on mid the twentieth David Octavius Hill.
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He was born in Scotland in eighteen or two. Now,
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when photographer first started out, every photographer wanted to make
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a name for himself. They wanted to make history. The
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first picture of the moon, the first picture of Jarf Pickles,
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you know whatever. I'm sure David probably wanted to make
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history too, but he pretty much just took pictures of
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ordinary stuff. Now that photo he used today for the
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cover photo. Yep, that was David. He's the guy on
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the right.
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Now.
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That photo made history. It is the first photo in
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history of men drinking beer. Hey, when'd you rather watch
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a photo of min drinking beer them like a flower
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or something like that?
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David.
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He had one daughter and he died in eighteen seventy,
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sixty eight years old. Legendary actor James Stewart was born
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in Indiana, Pennsylvania in nineteen oh eight. It's in over
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eighty movies now. He was the first major Hollywood actor
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to actually enlist the fight in World War Two. He
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went from private to colonel in four years. Now nobody
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knows that he ended up as a bomber pilot over
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in England. Really highly awarded for his heroics over there
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during the war. Now came Home. Was nominated for the
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Oscars for Mister Smith Goes to Washington, It's a Wonderful Life,
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Harvey Anatomy of Murder. He won an Oscar for a
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Philadelphia story. James got married nineteen forty nine. They had
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four children. His wife died in nineteen ninety four. Steward
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he died in nineteen ninety seven at eighty nine years
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old from a heart attack.
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Every so beautiful.
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That was Joe Cocker. He was born in Sheffield, England,
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in nineteen forty four. Released his first of twenty two
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albums back in nineteen sixty nine, as Big as It
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Was Up Where You Belong by Jennifer Warrence. That was
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for the movie Officer, and Jennifer won an Oscar and
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a Grammy for it. Joe he performed right up until
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he died in twenty fourteen and seventy year old from
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lunng cancer. He'd been married since nineteen eighty seven. Yeah,
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I know that was cher but she used the name
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Bonnie Joe Mason when she recorded that song.
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Yeah.
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Those the first song she ever recorded Ringo I Love You, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah,
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back in nineteen sixty two. Share is eighty. She was
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born Cheryl Sarkisian in El Central, California in nineteen forty six.
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Now her and Shesani Bono, they started performing together in
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nineteen sixty four, sold over forty million records. They divorced
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in nineteen seventy five after eleven years of marriage. They
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had Chaz Bono. Now as a solo artist, Chare She
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sold over one hundred million wreckers. Yeah she is we
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forget She's actually a very successful actress. Remember she won
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an Oscar for Moonstruck. She was in So Good Mask Mermaids.
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She made Greg Almond for four years and they had
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their son, Elijah Blue. Now that song rush Hour, it's
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the biggest solo hit for Jane Wheedland. Yeah. She's best
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known for playing guitar for the Go Gos. She's sixty eight,
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born in Conna Wamawaki, Sponson. She helped one of the
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Go Gos in nineteen seventy eight. Now they have taken
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some breaks over the years, but all their original members
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they're back together. Actually out onto it right now. Jane.
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She's also the drummer for the Hex Girls. Been doing
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this since nineteen ninety nine. Yeah, they're kind of like
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the Archiees. She voices Dusk a whole bunch of Scooby
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Doo movies.
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Jane.
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She is three times divorced. Actor Bronson Pincho. He's sixty seven.
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He's born in New York City in nineteen fifty nine.
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He grew up over in California. His first acting job
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was in the movie Risky Business. Then he did Beverly
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Hills Cop, went to TV and started as Bouking on
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Perfect Strangers Came Back. Some of his other movie is
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Our First Wives Club. He's actually been in every Beverly
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Hills cop movie.
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Closing Time every New Weekend comes from some of the
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weekends I know.
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Dan Wilson. He's the lead singer for the band Semi
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Sonic sixty four today. He was born in Saint Louis Park, Minnesota,
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in nineteen sixty two. Danny started out in the band
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Trip Shakespeare. When they broke up in nineteen eighty two,
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helped form Simmi Sonic because it was that one I
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played Closing Time. Danny wanted to Grammy. He crew were
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up that song someone like You Yeah with Adele both
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one Grammy Sport. Now he is married and they have
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two daughters.
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More rules and I'm.
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Good to go.
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We have shoving this track down.
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Excive me half a naf O shave and a shower
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and be outside your house.
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Might have a little turn on my boots, but I'm
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taking you uptown tonight.
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N have a little on my wheel lea go to
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shine with you up me inside.
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Country singer John Party's forty one. He is born in Dison, California,
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in nineteen eighty five. Some of his number one songs
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are head over Boots, Dirt on My Boots, Heartache, Medicine,
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last Night, Lonely. Now he's actually out onto it right now.
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He'll be out there until November. If you wanna go
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party with party. Got married in twenty twenty and they
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have two daughters, all right. Today's quote of the day
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comes from Gilda Radner. She died today in nineteen eighty
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nine at forty two years old. Gild then says, life
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is about not knowing, having to change and taking him home,
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making the best out of it when you don't know
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what's gonna happen next. Thank you all for being here today.
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Then we get to follow us on whoever you listen
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to us on. And yes, the puzzle book is out.
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It's all about the National Days that I talk about
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at the beginning of every show that's up. Rady puzzles
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in it. Word search is cross where its spot the difference, trivia,
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all kinds of them. People are really liking it did
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turn out pretty good too. Now you can always go
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to the link at coolmedia dot com, or you can
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just click on the link to Puzzle Book if you
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want to go just check it out. See what it's
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all about, all right, our country and the ground radio
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artists today. It comes from Eric out in Los Angeles.
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You want to hear the Shane on Ones in his
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song Lie you guys have an awesome day.
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We'll talk tomorrow, hoody mind streetist. Guy in the world
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always had a hard time getting the girl. So I
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send down one line and told him what you do.
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Here's what you do, man, step along. You gotta get
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out of time to get a mess far around three.
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Find the prettiest girl you can.
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Find, and buy her and drink and look riding.
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On in the line.
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Lie like here, say feel something that you ain't failed
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inside and you ain't never done this.
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Here's something about her that you can't just is and
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I she yes, if this is just a life life
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tell her.
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She reminds you, Mama, don't play games. You ain't got
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time for dramma. You're just out here looking for something.
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Reason.
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When she rolls her eyes and says, Walter and I
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have a backup playing something bigger and better.
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You read the guy.
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I love to give the two ball gaps two days
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of living