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Happy Monday, everybody. I hope you had an awesome weekend.
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This is history. In fact, it's about today, presented by
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Cool Media. I am Jeffing. Today is November the eighteenth.
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Apple Today is National Apple Cider Day. Apple cider it
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goes way back to three thousand BC is created by
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the Celts in England. Now, it wasn't really like it
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was today now because back there the only apples they
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had were cranapples. Yeah, they were pretty bitter. But then
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in fifty five BC the Romans invaded England. They kind
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of liked the apple cider, but those cran apples I
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had to go. So the Romans they brought in their
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own apple trees. Yeah, started growing apple orchis over there.
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The good thing is apple cider is a lot better.
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Bad thing is, though, if they're planting trees, they ain't
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leaving now apple cider that really hasn't changed that much
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since around fifty five BC. Now, not the hardsider, but
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apple cider is actually really healthy for you and drinking
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applesider it kind of makes it feel like fall in
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the holiday time of year. So enjoy some apple cider today. Now,
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today's also National Princess day, So if you have some
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little girls at home, you can have fun with that.
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All right, this is going on entertainment.
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On November the eighteenth, it was back to nineteen ninety
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three number one album with Versus with Pearl jam Me
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lo If had the number one song with I'd Do
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Anything for Love, But I won't do that No.
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No too.
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Mark Chestnut had the number one country song with almost Goodbye.
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Shooting many.
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Say, but you long.
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Was loading.
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It by.
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The Number one book was Slow Waltson Cedar Band by
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Robert James Waller. The top movie was Adam's Family Values
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to Adams Family, they try to rescue Uncle Fester from
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a psycho chick, stars Raoul Julia, Angelica Houston, and Christopher Lloyd.
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All Right, what happened on November the eighteenth? Now, according
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to legend, it was today in thirteen oh seven in
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Switzerland that William Tell refused to honor the king. His punishment,
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he had to shoot an apple off of his son's
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head with his bow and arrow. Now, the story goes
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that Tell successfully shot that apple, lost des on net.
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Then that started a whole chaining reaction events that ended
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up with Tel killing That was king. That he'd refused
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to owner. Sixteen twenty six, in Rome, Saint Peter's Basilica
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was consecrated. Say, this one was built on the original
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Saint Petersburg's Basilica spot that they built there and around
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three twenty six in the year then. But they had
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to tear that one down in fifteen oh five. So
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they started building this one in fifteen oh six, finished
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it today sixteen twenty six.
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That's the one that they that's still standing today.
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Now, when a church is consecrated, that means it's basically
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formally open for religious and divine purposes. Now, back in
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the day, every city in town went by their own
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time zone. Yeah, they picked what time it was and
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that was it. That made railroad travel a real bitch.
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Then in eighteen eighty three of the United States and
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Canada they agreed on four standard time zones. Those four
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would replace over one hundred time zones that were already
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being used. They went with Eastern, Central Mountain and Pacific
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time zones. The rest of the world saw what was
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happening in North America. Hey, that's a pretty good idea.
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Within months, the entire world was going by standard time zones.
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Now it starts at the prim Radio which passes through Greenwich, England.
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That's when you hear Greenwich meantime.
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Now the Primardian that is zero on the longitude line,
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and that's where all the starting point is. Nineteen oh two.
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A toy maker in Brooklyn, New York, Morris Mitchitan. He
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named the stepp Bears. He was selling Teddy Bears after
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Yes President Theodore Roosevelt. Nineteen sixteen and World War One,
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a British general named Douglas Haig. He called off the
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Battle of the soul Over in France. The battle had
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been raging since July first. Now with every result dug
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in in those trenches the front line, it only moved
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five miles that entire time. Now it's one of the
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bloodiest battles in history between England, France and Germany. One million,
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one hundred and twenty thousand men were either killed or wounded. Haig,
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he said, this is just stupid. He was able to
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stop the whole thing. Nineteen sixty one, President John Kennedy,
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he said, eighteen thousand military advisors the south of Vietnam.
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That won't end.
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Will In nineteen sixty three, the first touchdown telephones went
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into service started out in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. If customers wanted
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a touchdown the phone instead of a rotary dove, it
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costs me extra dollar fifty a month. Now for you young listeners.
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See back when when you got a phone in your house,
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you rented the telephone from the telephone company.
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See, it wasn't until nineteen eighty three that you could
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actually go buy a telephone and plug it into your house.
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So yeah, before then, pretty much everybody's telephones all looked
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the same. You pretty much had the choice. You could
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have one on hanging from the wall, you could have
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one sitting on your desk. Nineteen seventy eight, the Jonestown
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massacre happened in Guyana at a religious cult called People's Temple,
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was led by Jim Jones.
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Yeah, Jim.
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He ordered all the members to commit suicide by drinking
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the cyanide Lays grape drink basically kool aid. Nine and
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eighteen members died, That includes Jones. The few who didn't drink.
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Yeah, they got killed. Guyana.
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It's on the northeast coast of South America. And if
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you're wondering all those cult members, yeah, pretty much all
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of them from the United States that fled to Guiana
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to get away from the American government.
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It was after him for being nuts.
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Nineteen eighty five, the best comic strip of all time,
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Calvin Haws, was published for the first time, created by
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Bill Waters, about a six year old boy, Calvin, and
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his best friend at Tiger named Hobbs. Any idea what
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Calvin's last name is Jacobsen joke joke, joke.
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Joke, dish shibert Day.
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We're gonna he left this shibthday. We want simpletage.
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He's like this shibirth day and you you don't.
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Give Let's see. It was born out November the eighteenth.
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In the original National Lambood Vacation movie, where chevy Chase
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takes his family to Wally World, they have to give
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a ride to Aunt Edna, who dies on the way. Well.
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She's played by I'm a Gene Coco.
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She was born in Philadelphia in nineteen oh eight, started
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acting in nineteen twenty five. Now she stayed busy acting
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her entire life. She was nominated for Tony and when
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She's eighty years old. She was nominated for the sixth
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time for an Emmy. Yeah, it's for an episode of moonlighting.
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Her first husband died after twenty years of marriage. Her
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second husband died after twenty seven years of marriage. She
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died in natural causes in two thousand and one at
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ninety two years old. Astronaut Alan shepp He was born
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in Darry, New Hampshire. In nineteen twenty three, he was
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the second person and the first American to go into space.
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Ten years later, in nineteen seventy one, he was a
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fifth person to walk on the Moon. He's the asternat
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that hit the golf balls up there. He got a
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little trouble for that. See, he had to sneak the
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head of a six iron and the golf balls out
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of the spacecraft.
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Yeah, that was a big no no.
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But when he didn't get caught and he landed on
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the moad, he attached the six iron head to a
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dirt sample scoop andle.
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You would have thought that those golf balls would have
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sailed like crazy up there, but because of that big
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bulky soup and those huge Asz gloves. Yeah, his first
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shot on he went twenty four yards and his checond
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shot only went forty yards. Alan he got married nineteen
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forty five and they had three daughters. He died from
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leukemi in nineteen ninety eight to seventy four years old.
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Now today is also National Mickey Mouse Day. Yeah, it's
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Mickey's ninety sixth birthday. Hey there, Hi, there, Hold there.
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In nineteen twenty eight, the first Mickey Mouse short film
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was released, Steve Boat Willie Walt Disney.
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He's always Mickey.
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For the first nineteen years, Mickey actually being started being
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called Mortimer Mouse. It was Walt Disney's wife and assisted.
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To be Mickey. That was a good call by her.
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Now Mickey is a first cartoon character to get a
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star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Now he wears
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white gloves so you can see his hands. See without those,
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you couldn't see his hands, and they just kind of
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bleed in with the rest of his body.
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Mickey.
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His full name is Michael Theodore Mouse. Actress Linda Evan.
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She's eighty two. She was born in Hartford, Connecticut in
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nineteen forty two. Best known for Ted. He first got
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known on The Big Valley, then she hit huge on Dynasty.
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Her first husband was movie director John Derrick.
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After six years of marriage, he left her to go
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marry seventeen year old bo Derek Linda. She did marry
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a second husband for four years and then she dated
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Yannie for ten years. John Parr he was born in Worksop,
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England in nineteen fifty two, makes him seventy two. Some
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of his hits are naughty, naughty, magical, Blame it on
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the radio. That a song sant Almos Fireman in Motion
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that made it off the lift number one. Johnny has
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two sons. One of the sons is a big time
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soap opera star over there in England. Actor comedian Kevin
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Naland's seventy one. He was born in Saint Louis, Missouri,
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in nineteen fifty three. Started out as a stand up comedian.
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Still is he's still tours. He's on tour right now.
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He actually had show scheduled all the way until May.
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If you want to go see him. He was on
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Saturday Night Live from nineteen eighty six to nineteen ninety five.
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Then he was on Weeds for seven years. Been in
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almost every Adam Sandler movie. I mean, he did Daddy
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Daycare about Adam. Kevin he married his second wife and
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two thousand and five and they have a son, sixty
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four year old Kim wib was born in just Wick,
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England in nineteen sixty and Breton Kim. She was the
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most started female singer of the nineteen eighties. Some of
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her hits on This Side of the Pond or Kids
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in America, You Keep Me Hanging On, Say you really
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want Me?
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You came Now.
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She released his new music and she touris but only
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in Europe as she gave up on the United States.
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She was married for twenty five years and they had
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a son and a daughter before they divorced. Actor Owen Wilson.
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He was born in Dallas, Texas in nineteen sixty eight
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and he's fifty six. His younger brother is actor Luke Wilson. Oh,
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and he's made around seventy movies. Some of them are
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did those Zuolander movies? Behind in Me, Lines, Wedding Crashers,
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all those fucker movies.
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Done a lot of writing.
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Yeah. He was actually nominated for an Oscar for Best
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Screenplay for the Royal tenhem Bumps. He has three children
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from three ex girlfriends.
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Me a cap you see, I See.
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Behind, Sion cap Behind, Yeah, don't know, life in Iagin You?
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Yeah, that's duncan Chike. He's fifty five. He's born in Mountclair,
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New Jersey. In nineteen sixty nine. He was going to
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college at Brown University. He played guitar in a band
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with a fellow student named Lisa Loebe. After they graduated,
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they went their separate ways. Some of his solo hits
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are barely Breathing, Reason for Living, wishful Thinking, on High.
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He composes a lot of music for movies and Broadway shows.
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He's in Won two Tonyes, Duncan him and his girlfriend.
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They have a daughter.
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Let's talk some more about Mickey now Mickey and Minnie Mouse.
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They are married on screen and in real life.
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Wow's that well? Mickey and Minnie.
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They married nineteen thirty three nineteen eighty six Wayne Alwine,
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he voiced Mickey. He married Russi Taylor, who voiced Minnie.
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So they got it all covered there. Well, thank you
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for listening today. I don't forget to follow us on
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whoever you listen to us on any want to hear
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the best independent country music anywhere. Don't forget about country
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underground radio. And I was good at Country underground radio
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dot com. But it's everywhere. The twenty first President of
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the United States, Chester A. Arthur He died today in
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eighteen eighty six, at fifty seven years old. Chester said,
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many men have died, but the fabric of a free
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institution remains unshaken. I have no idea what that means,
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but you all have yourselves an awesome day, and we'll
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talk tomorrow