NEW Dec 10th-Lager, Mississippi BDAY, Emily Dickinson, Hoss, Michael Clarke Duncan, Nia Peeples, The White Stripes

0:09 Hi everyone, I am Jeff and welcome back to history. In fact, it is about today, presented by Cool Media. Today's December the tenth. Pray the guy who sells me beer me the one who drinks my beer. Far A long way to the jong soul. I'll have another beer, blog girl, Lagger, Lagger beer. Today is National Lager Beer Day. Today isn't just about beer. It's about logger beer. Now. That's a like Chris Blomber. All the most popular beers in the United States are all laggers now, even though beer had been around for thousands of years. So seventeen forty one in Germany, Yeah Brewery screwed up their recipe and accidentally created a logger beer. Started drinking I thought to taste pretty good. Yeah, quickly spread all across Europe. Now, not that you need one, but today it's a pretty good excuse to go enjoy yourself some lagger all right, listen up in the entertainment. On December the tenth, Let's Go Back to Your nineteen eighty six number one album was Live nineteen seventy five to eighty five by Bruce Springsteen and the East Street Band. Peter said Darren Amy Grant had the number one song with the Next Time I Fall.

1:23 Good My Heart Upon. The show was right. This time. I T. Graham Brown had the number one country song with Hell and I Water Yes, How. Come Help You.

2:06 The number one book was World Wind by James Clavelle. The top movie was Golden Child Eddie Murphy. He's a detective who's an expert at finding missing kid is supposed to find there one special kid who all the bad guys are trying to eliminate. It's a pretty bad movie, all right. What happened on December the tenth, Well, Happy Birthday, Mississippi.

2:46 It was today. In eighteen seventeen, Mississippi became the twentieth state Mississippi. It's a Chippewa word that means great river. Capital is Jackson. Highest point is Woodhall Mount at eight hundred and seven feet. Mississippi state bird is the Maki fish, is the large mouth bass flower, magnolia mammal, white tailed deer, reptiles, the alligator. Mississippi state dance clogging. Some people born in Mississippi Elvis Presley, Britney Spears, James Earl Jones, Faith Dell, Leanne Rymes Brett farre Conway Twitty, Jimmy Buffett, just some of the people born in the Magnolia State. Eighteen eighty four, Mark Twain's book The Adventures of Huck Finn were published, well, sort of. They were published in England, say the United States printer. They screwed them all up, so they won't go on sell on the s for three more the United States for three more months. Eighteen ninety eight, the Treaty in Paris assigned and the Spanish American War was officially over the United States. He against the Philippines, Guam, Puerto Rico, and Cuba, Spain. They get to go home.

3:46 In nineteen oh one, the first Nobel Prizes were awarded, the first Nobel Peace Prizes. They went to the founder of the Red Cross, Jean Henry Dunant and a peace activist named Frederick Pacey. First Nobel Prize for Physics went to Wilhelm Roncherg for his work with X rays. First Nobel Prize in Medicine and went to the guy who cured diphtheria. That was also today. In nineteen oh six at Teddy Roosevelt, he became the first American to actually win the Nobel Peace Prize. Since then, twenty one Americas have won Nobel Prizes or Nobel Peace Prizes. Now over four hundred and twenty Americans have actually won Nobel Prizes overall. See Americans. They won almost sixty percent of all Nobel Prizes that were given out. That's way, way more than any other country. Nineteen eleven, call brit Rogers. He became the first pilot to fly across the United States. Did it coast to ghost took him eighty four days. Have no idea how he got gas. Nineteen thirty six and Great Britain, King Edward the eighth he abdicated his throne, gave it all up, didn't want to be king no more.

4:43 He wanted to marry a two time divorce he from American named Wallace Simpson. Now I know what you're thinking, man. For him to give all that up, she must have been beautiful. No, no, not even close. Winston Churchill was more attractive than she were. In fact, Churchill he was the only person who thought that he should keep being king and Mary Wallace Simpson that Churchill was outvoted, so Edward's brother, King George the sixth, took over as a king. Joke joked, joked, joke, dish shibirth Day. We're gonna tag he left thish shibirth Day. We want simple tage. He's like dish shibirth Day. And you know we don't get birthday. Alright. Let's check out who's born on December of the tenth poet Emily Dickinson. She was born in Amherst, Massachusetts in eighteen thirty. Now, she was born into a lot of money, and she was described as what you say, eccentric, well except by her neighbors. Her neighbors just described her as really weird. She lived pretty much is like a shut in, and looking back, they think she probably suffered from goroathobia impossible epilepsy. But with all that are going on, Emily she is still considered one of the most influential writers in American history and one of its greatest poets. Now, only ten of her poems were actually published while she was alive. After she died, they discovered eighteen hundred more poems that she had written. She died from Bright's disease in eighteen eighty six at fifty five years old. Rights, that's a kidney disease. Actor Dan Blocker he was born

6:23 in De KAlP, Texas, in nineteen twenty. Dany was just a stud football star in college. Then he got drafted, but not by the NFL, but by the United States Army. Yeah, they sent him over to fight in Korea. He got shot, got bored of purple art. When he came back home, he got into rodeo and he was a bouncer at clubs. I mean the guy stood six foot four, wait, three undred pounds. Then I've got kind of burned down on that. So we went Todd High School English. After eight years, he quit that to become an actor. Played Hoss Cart Ride on Ananza from nineteen fifty nine to nineteen seventy two. I was in four un and fifteen episodes. Then on one of their summer breaks, he went to have gallbladder surgery. He ended up dying from a pollmon air embolism during the surgery. Forty three years old. Left behind a wife, two sons, and two daughters. So show me something, then run.

7:07 Something this fav instead. Angel and hold game, just get up. And that was country singer Johnny Rodriguez. He's seventy three. He was born in Sabino, Texas, in nineteen fifty one, that guys should call him a country singer with hahna fusion who sometimes spings in Spanish. He is quite the sexon thing. But when he came out in nineteen seventy two, some of its are you guys come back to hurting me riding my thumb to Mexico. That's the way love goes. I just can't get her out of my mind now Johnny Easton performs. His second wife was Willie Nelson's daughter.

7:51 They were married for seven months. Willie probably never even knew. Now Johnny married his third wife in nineteen ninety eight and they have a daughter. World song. Come, we Have Three We Go. Traveling actor Susan Day is seventy two. She retired from acting in two thousand and four. She was born in peck In, Illinois in nineteen fifty two. When she's seventeen, she's working as a model. She had no acting experience. Yeah, she got the role of Ry Partridge on the TV show The Partridge Family. She had bigger later on though, on La Law That Susans She had a daughter from her first husband, married a second husband in nineteen eighty eight.

8:41 Get this Susan. She was originally the number one choice to play Sandy in the movie Grease, she turned it down. She got tired of always trying to be cast as teenagers, so they gave it to thirty year old Olivia and Newton John actor Michael Clark du Dunka and he was born in Chicago nineteen fifty seven. Big guyst diod six five three fifteen. Now he first got no play Bear in the movie Armor Aged and then he was nominated for an Oscar for the Green Mile, then the Whole nine Yards Daredevil got a lot of voice work. Michael. He died in twenty twelve and only fifty four years old from a heart attack. Nam people, She's sixty three.

9:34 She's one in Hollywood, California, in nineteen sixty one. As a singer, she started out with the Young Americans before she went solo. She had They Had Trouble, High Time, Street of Dreams. As an actress, she was on a couple of daytime soap operas, then she landed a roll on the hit show TV show Fame. Then she did Walker, Texas Ranger, Pretty Little Liars. Yeah. She has four times divorced and she had one son from her second husband and a daughter from her third husband. Get some holda funk sitting trunk, kind of logging the lexicon, what a shuck member I had. Kind of boom when I did on the radio, sending Rita looking Don Kevin sud A and that one that drunk a Waterme on to sing them on the columns.

10:16 Don't need a Mica. Phone playing drums. There. That was Meg White. She was born. She was half that duo White Stripes mag she's fifty today. She's born a gross Point Farms, Michigan in nineteen seventy four. Now her maiden name was White, so when she married Jack in nineteen ninety six, we're both white already. So they formed the White Stripes in nineteen ninety seven, won six Grammys. Some of there because that's our I fell in love with a girl. Seven Nation, Army Blue Orchard Ikey Thump. Now they divorced in two thousand, but they still kept playing together until twenty eleven. In two thousand and nine, married Meg. She married another guy. They were together until twenty thirteen. Got this Meg. She hasn't made a public appearance since two thousand and nine. She said she doesn't like that actors Raven Simona is thirty nine. She was born in Atlanta, Georgia in nineteen eighty five. Started out playing Olivia on The Cosby Show when she was three years old. After Cosby hanging with mister Cooper, she had at her own show, That's So Raven. She was in the Doctor Doolittle movies, the tinker Bell Movies Raven. She married her wife in twenty twenty. All right, let's go back to Mississippi.

11:18 Now. If you're in Mississippi and you get caught driving a school bus and it's not for school bus or school reasons, fifty dollars fine. Oh, thank you for listening today. We sure appreciate you, and don't forget to follow us on whoever you listen to us on comes Here's a coolmedia dot com that's cool with three us and see what's going on on the radio stations and the other podcast. Comedian Richard Pryor died to day in two thousand and five, sixty five years old. He said, you know, marriage is really tough. You have to deal with all kinds of feelings and lawyers and stuff. You guys, have an awesome day, and we'll talk tomorrow