Nov 26th-Cake, Tina Turner, Charles Schulz, Linda Davis, Joe Nichols, Natasha Bedingfield, Lion

0:10 Hi, I am Jeff. I'm welcome to history and vactoids, about today, present, about cool media. There's November the twenty sixth. I like cake. I like cake. I like cake. I like cake, and there's nothing you can do about it. It is National Cake Day. That works out well because today is my niece Aaron's birthday today. Now, the basic concept of cake, it's pretty simple. Flour, eggs, butter, milk, geese. Now cake it comes from the Viking word for cockca really does. Now there are so many types of cakes. Even if you're not into sweets and you're not that kind of person, yeah, you can still find a cake that you like. Now, if it's cold where you're at, like it is here in Colorado, probably a good day just to stay inside and bake your own cake today. Now you don't have to go old school and do it all from scratch. You can bake your cake out of a box. It's just as good. So either a baker this day.

1:08 Just enjoy some cake today. It's going on in entertainment on November the twenty sixth, go back to the year twenty twenty one number one album was Still over It by Summer Walker Adele had the number one song with easy on Me. Day didn't get the chance to around. I had no time to choose what I chose to do. She'll Go Easy. Jason el Dan and Carrie Underwood had the number one country song with If I Didn't Love You, I'd be better to Walker Walts. The number one book was Game On by Janity Vanovitch. The top movie was Ghostbusters Afterlife. A single mom of two kids arrives in a small town and they discover their connection to the original Ghostbusters and the secrets legacy of their grandfather. Now. It stars Kerry Cone, Paul Rudd, and Frank Woolford all Right. Nineteen thirty six, Frank Sinatra.

2:29 He was arrested in Hackensack, New Jersey. So it old Frank do well. He had sex with a woman. Then he didn't marry or like you said he would. So Frank, he was slown in jail until the charges were dropped. Yeah, they dropped the charge and they find out the other women was already married. A unless it had happened in the world I know vim in the twenty sixth seventeen sixteen, the first exotic animal ever was exhibited in America. Yeah, they did in Boston. They showed an African lion. Might not being too impressed, but think about it. Back then, the only time they had heard about him lion or anything like that was in the Bible. Yeah, and there was no photographs or anything, so no one had ever seen the line. So it was a really big deal. Seventeen eighty nine, in honor of the United States Constitution being ratified, President George Washington declared today as the National Day of Thanksgiving. It was the first national holiday ever thrown. No pilgrims eighteen thirty four are the first street cars in the United States started running in New York City. They were pulled by horses. It cost you twelve cents. Eighteen forty two. The University of Notre Dame was founded nineteen twenty two, although he found it three weeks ago.

3:29 Howard Carter was finally allowed to open up King touch to him. Yeah, all the people backing him his financure as they all showed up and as we all know, the tomb was intact and untouched. Nineteen forty eight, the first polaroid instag camera went on Zale eighty nine dollars and seventy five cents. Today, that'd be one thousand and sixty nine dollars and sixty nine cents. Think the first picture was probably somebody's ear nineteen seventy and Bassi Terry, Guadalupe. One point five inches of rain fell in a single minute. That's the heaviest rainfall ever recorded anywhere on the planet. Now, that's an island in the Caribbeans, between Puerto Rico and the Barbados. In two thousand and three, the supersonic airplane the Concord, made his very last flight, went home to Bristol, England. Coat coat, coat, shag. This shivers day. We're gonna pause. He left, this shivers day. We gonna simple carge. He's like this shibirth day. And you know we don't get work. Who was born I know himber the twenty sixth Mary Edward Walker.

4:30 Well, she was best known as Mary Walker. She was born in Oswego, New York, in nineteen or eighteen thirty two. Now, she earned a medical degree from Syracuse University. During the Civil War, she worked for the Union Army. Yeah, she was the first female surgeon in army history. Now, one night she crossed over in enemy lines to treat some civilians. Well, she was caught by the South and the rest of the spy. Yeah, the South didn't believe the Yankees have no woman doctors. She was held in the pow Cat for four months until she was released in a prisoner exchange. She relieves she received the Medal of Honor for it. Yeah, she is still the only woman to receive the US Medal of Honor. Mary. She died one year before women got the right to vote, in nineteen nineteen. She was eighty six years old. She had a long illness over the years. I'm betting that sounds kind of familiar, but just can't place it. Cartoonist Charles Schultz. He was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota in nineteen twenty two. Best known for his comic strip Peanuts. Yeah, the one that featured Charlie Brown and Snoopy in that whole game over fifty years, Schultz he drew seventeen, eight hundred and ninety seven Peanuts comic strips. Now the name Charlie Brown he came within former co worker of schultzz, but the character Charlie himself he has based on Schultz. They turned Peanuts into fourty TV specials. I didn't know it's was close to that. He was married to

6:03 his first wife for twenty years and they had five children. Married his second wife in nineteen seventy three. They were together until he died from color recto cancer and at seventy seven years old in two thousand. What a Sucky love? So had hore me brother. The queen of rock and roll Tina Turner. She was born in Brownsville, Tennessee, in nineteen thirty nine. She first hurt big with her husband, Ike Turner. They had Icontina Turner Review from nineteen sixty to nineteen seventy six. They released twenty two albums. One of their biggest hits were Proud Mary River, Deep Mountain High, A Fool in Love Now. After they divorced and Tina went solo and she really exploded, sohover a hundred million records? Somehower, what's love got to do with that? Better be good to me. We don't need another hero. She's in the Rock and Rook and Roll Hall of Fame for twice, Yeah, one so and one of the Like. She had a son from a Flag then she had three sons with Ike. She married her second husband in twenty thirteen. They lived over in Switzerland until Tina. She died just this last May, at eighty three years old. She had been sick for a long time. The country singer Lynda Davis the sixty one. She was born in

7:40 Dotson, Texas, in nineteen sixty two. Her recas hit was with Reba McIntyre that song does He Love You? Some of her are solo hits. Are all the good ones are taken? Some things are meant to be a love story in the making. I want to remember this. She married nineteen eighty four and they have two daughters. One of those daughters is Hillary Scott. Yeah, the co lead singer for The Country Man Lady a now and then when she being lead down by man, you can give her line, but it's not want you. Everybody knows she only dranks home and she only slows when she drinks. Country singer Joe Nichols. He was born in nineteen seventy six and Rogers, Arkansas. He's forty seventy day is nineteen, when he signed his first record deal. Some of his number one songs are broken, Heartsville, Tequila, makes her clothes fall off, Give Me that Girl Yay Now. He kicks off a Christmas tour of acoustic Christmas shows here in Denver on December sixth. He had a daughter from a girlfriend. Then he married in two thousand and seven and they have two daughters. Rain on its south and west, but today is play up bost beginnings still on Natasha betting

9:13 Phil that's forty two. She has won Heywards Heath, England in nineteen eighty one. Forty two. Today she's a lot bigger in Europe. She's had decent success over here. She had these words unwritten. Love is like this pocket full of sunshine. She got married in two thousand and nine and they have a son. Now. As I told you earlier that my niece's birthday is today, well today is silly factod it's about birthdays. Birthdays. They were first celebrated by the Egyptians in three thousand BC. All right, if you like your country music, don't forget about country underground radio. You can listen anywhere that plays Internet radio stations. Probably can get a country underground radio dot com or cool media dot com. That's in today. With composer Stephen Sondheim. He died to day in twenty twenty one at ninety years old.

9:58 The two hardest words in the English thing as in order to rhyme our life and love you guys. Have an awesome day and we'll talk tomorrow. No no, no no no