Nov 6-Nachos! Sally Field, Glenn Frey, Living Colour, Ethan Hawke, Rebecca Ronijn, Emma Stone

0:10 Well, hi everyone, I am Jeff and welcome to history and Factoids about Today, presented by Cool Media Day's November the sixth, Oh shop Joe stop, Joe shop worsing you. When I get to the club, is I order a plan of lachosach? When I get to the forties, I look for a plan of nachos. Look for Today is National Nacho Day. In nineteen forty three, the wires of some soldiers station at Fort Duncan and Texas. They went across the Rio Grande River to the Mexican down at Badris Niggers. They wanted to eat at as best restaurant, the Victory Club. Wow. The Victory Club was closed for the day, but it's manager, Hernisi Ahi, he was nicknamed Nacho. He said he would see what he could scrape together for them. So he took some tortillas, sliced them into triangles and fried them. Put on some cheese and slices of lapeno peppers. Nacho was born. Oh, you're really need for nachos is chips and cheese, But that's when you can have your fun. Yeah, you can top them. However the heck you want? You know, there's not really a lot of deals today, I mean Del Taco and some of the local restaurants, but nothing, nothing like you would think. But that's okay. That means we can just make the nachos. However, the heck we want so enjoy some nachos today, all right, this is going on in entertainment. On November the sixth, let's go back to nineteen seventy one number one album was The Shaft movie, soundtracked by Isaac cayes Chaer had the number one song with Gypsies, Tramps and thieves. Hell Cool, Preach your little gospel,

1:47 Sell a couple of models too. Sunny James had the number one country song with here Comes Honey Again. When this Bruken left starts to mend j sus juice about the time, It's funny Come.

2:28 The number one book was Wheels by Arthur Haley. The top movie was Play Misty for Me. I just jockey. His life was turning upside down when he hooks up with an obsessed fan. Stars Clint Eastwood, Jessica Walter, and Donno Mills. Let's see it happened on November the sixth, Now, when Columbus landed in the Bahamas, he and his men, the exchange gifts with the natives. Now natives they give him clumps the leaves. Oh, they took the leaves. They didn't want to offend him. But in his journal dated today in fourteen ninety two, he wrote that he figured out what those leaves were. Yeah, he saw some of the natives native smoking them. Now, the Columbus and his gays, they didn't know anything about tobacco, but some of his sailors did try smoking in too. They quickly became addicted to him. One of his sailors, Rodrigo di Jauares. Yeah, he took them back to Spain. When they went home, he was sitting there smoking on the street and the people saw him blowing smoke out of his nose in his mouth. Yeah, he was thrown in prison. They thought he was possessed by the devil. Fifteen twenty eight, Spanish conquistador Alvar Nunez Divaca. He was exploring the Gulf of Mexico.

3:27 Hurricane trash. Three of his ships, so Alvar in about eighty men. They were able to survive by getting to an island. Just that's by what we called the day Galveston, Texas. Now they were the first Europeans to actually set foot on Texas. Now, they camped on that island, all went along, but only fifteen and the eighty men survived. Then they were rescued by some of Native Americans. Well they weren't really rescued, I guess you say. The natives they made him into their slaves. After four years of being the slaves, Alva and three of his men they were able to escape and they headed south, made it all the way to Mexico City. In fifteen thirty seven. Nine years after they landed on that island, they got shipped back to Spain. They were able to give a really vivid, detailed account of what Southwest America looked like. Eighteen sixty five, the Confederate warship the CSS Shenandoah became the last Confederate combat unit to surrender after the Civil War. The Shenandoah it was a circumnaty fligating in the world, so they had no idea that peace was declared. When they docked in Liverpool, England, the people of the doctors told them what happened. So the captain, yeah, he sursrendered his ship to the British authorities.

4:26 Nineteen twenty eight, Jacob Shick. He invented the electric grazer. Then he formed the Shick Razor Company. Now it's best known for disposable raisers. Nineteen forty seven, NBC aired Meet the Press was still on the air. It's the longest running TV show in history. In the First Gulf War, when the Iraqi troops fled out of Kuwait, they set over seven hundred oil wells on fire. Today in nineteen ninety one, it was only ten months later they put that last oil well fire out. But what makes it even more impressive than the ten months before they could actually put out the fires, they had to remove booby traps and mines and all that kind of stuff. Now, I must have been drinking pretty hard. I didn't realize. In twenty eighteen, Colorado we voted to abolish slavery as a form of punishment. Yeah, and put it in the state constitution. I had no idea it was ever legal.

5:13 Joe Jopp joked, joke, huge dish Shibbert Day. We're gonna tage he left this shibthday. We want simple tage like dish Shibirthday. And you know you don't Bay all right, who was born in November the sixth. Actress June Marlowe. She was born in Saint Cloud, Minnesota. In nineteen oh three, she was billed as the prettiest girl in all the films. Yeah, she's best known for playing Missus Crabtree and on The Little Rascals and Our Gang movies. She was the school teacher down The Simpsons. Their teacher Edna Krabapple. Yeah, he's kind of based on her, but kind of reversed. She and she retired in nineteen thirty two, twenty nine years old. She gotten married and became a stay at home housewife.

5:54 She died in nineteen eighty four from Parkinson's at eighty years old. And I can't deny the fact you like right now. Actress Sally phil Is seventy eight. She was born in Pasadena, California in nineteen forty six. Start out on TV. She started Gidget and then The Flying Nun and Mollie. She's won two Oscars for that one that she was talking about Norma Ray and then Places in the Heart. She was nominated for an Oscar for Lincoln. Now for some reason, she didn't win any awards for Smoking in Bandit or The Forest Gump moves now Sally. She had two sons from her first husband, married her second husband for ten years and they had a son, Clint Frye. He was born in Detroit nineteen forty eight. He was a founding member of the Eagles. Now. Some of the hits that he sang for the Eagles were Take It Easy, Heartache, Tonight, Tequila, Sunrise, New kid On Town, It's with Thiegos from nineteen seventy one on nineteen eighty then nineteen ninety four to twenty fifteen.

7:09 Some of his whole solo hits were Smugglers, Blues, You Belong in the City, the heat is On married his second wife in nineteen ninety and they had a daughter and two sons, Glenn. He died in twenty sixteen and sixty seven years old, from complications of rheumatory arthritis and pneumonia. Actress Lori Singer sixty seven. She's one of Corpus Christi Texas in nineteen fifty seven. Grew up in Portland. Now. She was a child prodigy. Yeah, she was a concert cellist. Then she actually went to Juilliard at fourteen years old. After she graduated, yeah, she switched to acting. She had hisge in her first movie, though, It's Footloose, and then Falcon in The Snowman The Man with One Red Shoe. She still plays with Cello. She does a little acting. She mostly works behind the scenes nowadays, though she was married for sixtiers sixteen years and she has one son from it. Corey Glover. He sings late for the band Living Color. Kind of an underrated band actually, Corey. He was born in Brooklyn, New York, in nineteen sixty four, so he's sixty years old to day. Join Living Color in nineteen eighty five. Some of their heads are cult the personality glamour boys, love rears. It's uglyhead now. Cory Here's in the movie Platoon. Yeah, he played Francis. He was the guy at the end of the movie. After he survived the battle. He stabbed himself in the leg to get out. Now, if you really want to piss Corey off, just ask him if he's Danny Glover's soon

8:42 he's not, and he will go. Yeah. He didn't like that. Actor Ethan Hawk. He's fifty four. He was born in Austin, Texas in nineteen seventy. His first movie was Explorers with River Phoenix and then Dead Poet Society, Reality Bites, The Purge nominated for four Oscars, two for Riding that was Before sunsett and then Before mid Night. For acting. He was nominated for a Training Day in Boyhood. He married actress Uma Thurman for eight years and they had a son and a daughter. Now, as soon as he divorced Uma, yeah, he married their nanny the next day. Now we don't know what the whole story is. We do know that they have two daughters and she won't let him hire a nanny. Actress Rebecca Romaine. She was born in Berkeley, California, in nineteen seventy two. She's fifty two. Started out as a model. It's best known for playing Mystic in a whole bunch of X Men movies. She's also voiced Lois Lane in four movies aun TD. She was on Ugly Betty and the Librarians. She's currently starring in Star Trek Strange New Worlds. She plays Number one. I know there's a jokeler now. She married John Staymus for seven years and then she married Jerry O'Connell in two thousand and seven and they have twin daughter, thirty six year old actress Emma Stone was born in Scottsdale, Arizona, in nineteen eighty eight. Her first movie was Super Bad. Now that was the name of the movie, not the way she acted.

9:57 Then Zombie Land, three Spider Man movies. She went an oscar for La La Land Baby. Somewhere nothing heels or to anything. There's some chance, but I'm frankly feeling nothing. That's so I could be less than nothing. Then she was nominated for Oscars for Birdman The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance, and then Favorite she actually won. Just won her oscar again this year for Poor Things. And then she married in twenty twenty and they have a daughter. Now, today is my brother Scott's birthday. Now he hates it if I mentioned him on the show, so I have to be like really low key and kind of sly about it.

10:43 Scott Scott, Scott Scott Scott, Scott, Scott, Scott, Scott Scott. Scott. Well, happy birthday, Scott. I hope you having fun. He's on a business strip up in New York, so if you're in the Rochester area, maybe hook him up. Oh, I have good birthday, Scott. All right, let's go back and talk about nachos now. The largest play in nacho's ever made was at the University of Kansas. They is eight hundred and sixty pounds of nacho cheese, eight hundred and sixty pounds of beef, twelve hundred pounds of beans, three and fifteen pounds of alapinos, six hundred pounds of tortillas. It was eighty feet long, two feet wide, and ten inches deep. Oh, thank you for being here today. We appreciate you listening, and don't forget to follow on whever you listen to us on. Let's end with Peter Tchikowski.

11:31 He's the guy who wrote Swan Lake and the Nutcracker Today and Night in eighteen ninety three, at forty three years old, he says, inspiration is a guest that does not visit the lazy. You guys have an awesome day, and we'll talk tomorrow. And I can't deny the fact that you like me. Right now, you'll like me