Nov 7th-Bear Hugs! Billy Graham, Lorde, Peter Brady, Joni MItchell, Johnny Rivers, Dee Clark, Marie Curie

0:10 Hi, one and all. I am Jeff and welcome to History and Factoid's about Today, presented by Cool Media. Today's November the seventh, Well. A hung kit Chase city, frown away like the sunbeams, chase will you ring? There's so much good that a hug can do. Here, I got a big hug for you. To your neighborhood. We'll give them a little sweeps on to them. Today is National Hug a Bear Day, not a real bear Today has to raise awareness of the advantages of hugging. Hugging makes us feel warm and comfortable and loved. Now you're to get big old bear hugs to the ones you love today. Now if they aren't around, sure you use your teddy bear now. Hugging it releases oxytocin. It helps you feel good and releases stress. Now they've even gotten covered. If you're not a hugger, I know some of you guys aren't huggers. So if you're not, then you have to celebrate National Men Make Dinner Day. So I'm hugging the hell out of everyone today. She's going on in entertainment on November the seventh, Let's go back to two thousand and one, number one album was Now That's what I Call Music seven by various artists.

1:18 Mary J. Blige had the number one song with family Affair. So as you know, we got the get wrong. Mary vin jag is on the spots tonight and humm bake been all right? Come on baby, just not even me let the situations at to do so when you Steven jump on the. Tim McGrath had the number one country song with Angry all the Time. I don't understand that loving a man shouldn't have to be this roof and you and the only one who feels like this world let you arm men.

2:05 All. The number one book was The Kiss by Danielle Steele. The top movie was Monsters inc. Monsters. They have to scare children until they scream in order to power the city. All the kids are being a bunch of brats. Voice by Billy Crystal, John Goodman, Mary Gibbs, Steve b Shimmy, John Ratzenberger. Yeah, list goes on, all right. What happened on November the seventh when Catherine of Argone returned to London from Africa. She brought back some Africans with her. One of them was John Blank. Now she named him she couldn't pronounce his African name. But John he could play the trumpet so well that England's King Henry the seventh paid him to play his palace saver every day. Pretty much paid him three times what a servant made and two times what a person out in the farm fields.

2:48 Would make today. In fifteen oh seven, the king had the trumpet players sit for a portrait. That's right. They still got it over there in one of those castles. Now, John, he is the first black guy ever mentioned in the history of the English Empire. Eighteen hundred, in Paris, France, they made it illegal for women to wear trousers. Yeah, that's the same thing as pants. Well, it wasn't legal. If the police chief actually gave you a permit, then you could do it. So any guesses on when you think that lava was repealed? Yeah, came off the books in twenty thirteen. Right. In eighteen sixty one, Union general ulysz He says Grant he fired his first battle of Civil War as a Battle of Belmont in Missouri. He won. Eighteen seventy four.

3:28 Thomas Nasty he published the first political cartoon that depicted an elephant as the Republican Party. Republicans weren't mad at all. They thought it was Lot Cooglan being depicted by a jackass. Nineteen ten, in Dayton, Ohio, a department store owner named Max Morehouse he had to get two hundred pounds of silk to a factory in Columbus, Ohio that was sixty five miles away. Remember, trucks haven't been invented yet. So as he was waiting on an express train, he asked the right brothers if one of their fancy airplanes would be able to get their faster than the train. Well, they took that two hundred pounds of silk to Columbus fifty seven minutes. Now, by nineteen fourteen, regular air freight service started across the United States. Nineteen sixteen, Jeanette Ranking she was elected to the House of Representatives of Montana.

4:10 She was their first female representative. Now Jeanette She was the only member of Congress to vote no to go into war for World War One and World War Two. See after World War One, when she voted no, they kicked her out and they said get out here. Twenty years later they let her back in. She came back in voted no for World War Two, Yeah, her political career was done. Nineteen eighty three, in Washington, d Say, a bomb exploded in the Senate Chamber of the Capitol Building. Causes said a lot of damage, but no one was hurt or anything. The Armed Resistant Unit claim responsibility for it. They said it was payback for the United States involvements in Grenada and Lebanon. Apparently they were a non violence organization. In the middle of the night nineteen ninety three, thieves were able to cut a hole in the roof of the Museum of Modern Art in Stockholm, Sweden, stold six Picasso and two broch paintings. They were worth fifty two million bucks. Today they still don't know how they did it, who did it, or where those paintings are. So since no one can figure out how they did it, I think the obvious choice is probably Aliens. But I would have thought aliens they wouldn't have gone into Cubanism Martin.

5:09 I would have thought they would have been probably going for realism, like Rin Browt and that kind of stuff. I don't know these guys might have been able to do that. In two thousand, DA agents they found the largest LSD lab ever. It was in an old missile silo outside of wim Ago, Kansas. This would be too hard to steal. In twenty eighteen, the oldest painting of a beast was depicted in a cave in Borneo, dates back forty thousand years. Yeah, they used some permanent ink. Jojoke, joked, joke, huge thish shiveth day. We're gonna pu he left this shiverthday. We don't simple tage like this shibirth day. And you know we don't day.

5:49 Okay, let's see. It's born on November the seventh. Mary Curry she was born in Warsaw, Bowland in eighteen sixty seven. She has the first woman to win a Nobel Prize, and she's the only women to win two Nobel Prizes. Her and her husband Pierre, they were pioneers in the research for radiation. Yes, so they won a Nobel Prize in physics for it. Then Marie she won her second Nobel Prize in chemistry. Now Marie and Prierre they've got married and eighteen ninety five they had two daughters, and he died nineteen oh six, but not from radiation, you know, like you would think now you got run over on the street by a horse drawn carriage. She died in nineteen thirty four. Yeah, that was from the radiation, sixty six years old. Now, her lab notebooks, her lab clothes, and some of her personal items so contaminated by radiation that they are stored in a lead box. Yeah, they think they might be able to open it to see what she wrote about maybe five hundred years. Christian evangelist Billy Graham was born in Charlotte, North Carolina, in nineteen eighteen.

6:43 One of the most influential Christian ministers in the twentieth century. Now, through his crusades, his TV and radio shows, he preached live to over two hundred and ten million people in one hundred and eighty five countries. Graham he was a spiritual advisor to twelve US presidents. Yeah, they ranged from Harry S. Truman straight through her, rock O Bay, him Obama. Yes, they all will seek his counsel. Now, he would even tell him if he voted for the other guy too. He was that honest. Him and his wife, Ruth. They married nineteen forty three and they had five kids. Roof. She died in two thousand and seven. Billy, he died in twenty eighteen, at ninety nine years old from natural causes. Range he's falling, no years or man circles, so must be.

7:36 That was d Clark. He was born in Blytheville, Arkansas, in nineteen thirty eight. He was really popular on the pop and R and B charts in the fifties early sixties. Some of us. It's probably probably nobody but you, hey, little girl. Rain drops now d He played the Olague Circuit until he died from a heart attack in nineteen ninety at fifty two years old. No. Nine longh Uchi, Time Soul. Johnny Rivers. He just retired last year. He said he started out when he was fifteen and eighty one was old long enough. Now he's eighty two. He was born in New York City in nineteen forty two. Mountain of Love, Secret Agent Man, Poor Sight of Town, Baby, I Need your Love some of his biggest hits. He divorced twice.

8:30 He had one child from his first wife and three children from his second wife. The Table Foot Up, Apodgin Love, the hotel at ten Suan hot Spot, and all we see the gold that you don't know what you've got to this God, he say, Apoin. Love Folks singer Joni Mitchell. Now, she retired in two thousand and seven, but she was able to beat the whole bunch of health this year she was fighting. She came back in twenty twenty two. Jony's eighty one. She's born in Fort mcclemcleod, Canada. In nineteen forty three. She just won nine Grammys. Said the hits helped me. Big Yellow Taxi. That's the song I just played Freeman in Paris. You turned me on. I'm a Radio Jonny. She divorced twice and she has one daughter.

9:21 Brady actor Christopher Knight. He was born in Manhattan, New York in nineteen fifty seven. Sixty seven year old is best known for paying Peter Brady on The Brady Bunch. Now, he left acting to go into the computer business. He has been very, very successful in the computer and electronic business. But he goes back and acts and all those Brady Bunch reunion shows and all that kind of stuff. He hasn't done little reality TV. Christopher married his fourth wife in twenty sixteen. Now, if you've read the book or seen the movie So Survivor, you know it's about the Navy seals in Afghanistan fighting the Taliban and Operation in Red Wings. Marcus Latrell. He was the only Seal to make it out alive. Marcus He was born in nineteen seventy five in Houston, Texas. Forty nine year old served as the Navy seal from nineteen ninety nine to two thousand and seven. We received the Navy Cross Bronze Star Purple Hard, a whole bunch of other medals. Got married in twenty ten and they have a son and a daughter after. Adam Devine he was born in Waterloo, Iowa, in nineteen eighty three. He's forty one. He first got known played Andy in a recurring role on the TV show Modern Family over a couple of years. Then he was on Comedy Central's Workaholics. He's currently on something called Righteous Gymstones. He was in the Pitch Perfect movies and Mike and Dave need wedding dates. Done quite a bit of voice work over here. He got married in twenty twenty one and they have a son now. As a child, Adam, he was run over by a Cemit truck. Now somehow he actually survived and spent a whole lot of time

10:52 in the hospital though, but now he is just a huge supporter of the Miracle Network or Miracle Children's Network hospitals. Today he wants to do everything can to pay him back for helping him when he needed him the most cadillaction. But everybody's like Chryst, so many that Simon's on your side, piece, Chip Fleet's Islands, Tiger's on a leash. We don't care. We aren't caught up in your love affair and will never be. It's the one album. The twenty eight year old singer Lord was born at Auckland, New Zealand in nineteen ninety six. After being together for thirty years, her parents finally got married in twenty seventeen.

11:34 They thought Lord was an impressionable age. She released her first album at sixteen, Royal's Team Yellow Flickerbeit green Light. That's some of her biggest hits. You know what, she's a really private young lady. All right, let's go back to National Men make dinner day. Okay. Holding in a fart is not harmful. Yeah, it can be uncomfortable, no matter how hard you holding a fart, it will never hurt you. Ah right, Well, thank you for listening today. Don't forget to follow US, and you listen to his aunt, don't go to collar or see I'm cracking myself up here country underground radio, and listen to the best independent country media that there is. That's the end with former First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt. She died it in nineteen sixty two at seventy eight years old. Eleanor says, no one can make you feel inferior without your consent. You guys have an awesome day, and we'll talk tomorrow.