Oct. 21, 2025
Oct 22nd-Nut day, Christopher Lloyd, Annette Funicello, Jeff Goldblum, Shaggy, Hanson, Dylan Scott
(2024) National nut day. Entertainment from 1989. 1st parachute jump, FDA bans red M&M's, Scientists sentenced to prison for not predicting an earthquake in Itlay. Todays birthdays - Christopher Lloyd, Bobby Fuller, Annette Funicello, Jeff Goldblum, Shaggy, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Michael Fishman, Zack Hanson, Jonathon Lipnicki, Dylan Scott,
Intro - Pour some sugar on me - Def Leppard http://defleppard.com/
I'm a nut - The Kilboomers
Miss you much - Janet Jackson
High cotton - Alabama
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent http://50cent.com/
I fought the law - Bobby Fuller
Tall Paul - Annette Funicello
It wasn't me - Shaggy
Roseanne TV theme
MMM Bop - Hanson
My girl - Dylan Scott
Exit - In my dreams - Dokken https://www.dokken.net/
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Hi everyone, I am Jeff and welcome to History and Facto.
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It's about today. Day's October. The twenty first apples.
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Were men too taste just dandy. Apples were men for us.
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Sweat after you try and there's just no deny. And
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then apples handmade bumbles, tasty trees.
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Today is National Apple Day. Apples they evolved around ten
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million years ago, that the apples we eat today. Yeah,
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they started eating those around ten thousand years ago in China.
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Now the only apples that are natives to North America. Yeah,
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those little crab apples, so you can't eat them. But
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now there over twenty five hundred different types of apples
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in North Yerk of the you can eat, so everybody
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should be able to find one kind of apple they like. Yeah,
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they're really healthy for you. Now they are a little
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high in sugar, even though it's natural sugar. For those
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of you who are trying to avoid sugar apples, have them.
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Get this. Apples.
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They can make you fart too or past gas if
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you're fist to gated. But that's just out there. Something
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you might want to think about it if you're going
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on a first date. Now, the skin, it's the healthiest
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part of the apple. All right, everybody, just enjoy your
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apples today.
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This's going on on.
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Entertainment in October twenty First, let's go back to nineteen
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eighty one. Number one album was Tattoo You by the
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Rolling Stones. Christopher Kross had the number one song with
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Arthur's theme The Best that You Can Do Charlie Pride.
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He had the number one country song with never Been
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So Loved.
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I've never been, I've never fell.
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The team.
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Turn rise, I've never liked.
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The number one book was The Hotel New Hampshire by
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John Irving. Top movie with Chariots a fire. Two British runners,
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one Christian and one jew They battled to win the
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gold medal in the nineteen twenty four Olympics, stars Charles
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Farrell and Nigol harrim Haves. All right, what happened in
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October twenty first three thirty five Roman Emperor Constantine the
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Great He told the Jews they could no longer circumcise
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their Christian slaves, and then he expanded said the Jews
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were not allowed to circumcise any non Jewish slaves. Fifteen
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twenty eight, Fernamadgellen and his ships. They raised that Cape
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Virginny's it's at the tip of South America, so that
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made them the first European is actually sailing in the
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Pacific Ocean, and they were actually sailing through right now
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is the Straight of Magellan. In baseball, the first World
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Series wasn't it played until nineteen oh three, but in
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eighteen eighty seven baseball decided they needed a World Championship,
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so Detroit and Baltimore went at it. Detroit one eight
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games of three and a fifteen game series, so Detroit
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they became the first baseball World champions. At that time,
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no other countries actually played baseball, maybe a couple people
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up in Canada nineteen seventeen. In World War One, the
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first American trips were sent to the front lines and
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saw action. They joined the fight in France near summer Va. Yeah,
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they were actually in a French command. Nineteen sixty six
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and South Wales at the town of Aberfann. It was
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a coal mining town and if you've seen those spoils,
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you know where they had those great big piles of
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all the junk that they can't do or anything with.
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Well, they had one of those up above the town.
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What came crashing down in an avalanche today took out
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a farm, a bunch of houses in the school. Hundred
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and sixteen kids and twenty eight adults were killed. Twenty twelve.
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Katerina Teciwortha. She was Canada as a Saint pat Pope
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Ben Indict the sixteenth. She is the first Native American saint.
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Now I talk all about her actually in the podcast
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Catholic won on one. If you want to hear about her, yep,
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I will put a description on the show descriptions so
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you can link you right over there. Today twenty nineteen,
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near Abu Dhabi, scientists they announced that they had found
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the world's oldest pearl, eight thousand years old. I have
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no idea how you date a pearl. I guess like
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you w uld her sister Opal.
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Joke joked, joked, joke, show dish shimmerf Day.
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He's gonna pause.
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He left this shimf Day.
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We want simple cars.
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He let thish shibirf Day.
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And you you don't do to all right.
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It was born on October twenty first, Alfred Noble. He
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was born in Stockholm, Sweden in eighteen thirty three. Big
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time chemist and inventor held three hundred fifty five patents.
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Biggest one we had dynamite. Now he figured out how
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to harness natri glissering. In eighteen sixty seven he invented dynamite,
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actually for the mining industry, but it didn't take the
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world long to figure out how you could use dynamite
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as a weapon. Alfred he made a lot of money
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off of it. But then he got a conscious Yeah
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he did. He realized his legacy was gonna be that
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he had created a death device. So when he died,
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he left pretty much all of his fortune into creating
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the Nobel Prizes. He died in eighteen ninety six from
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a stroke, sixty three years old. Never had time to Mary.
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Come up.
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Big band leader, trumpet player singer, Disney Gillespie was born
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in Cherross, South Carolina, in nineteen seventeen. Famous for his
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puffy cheeks, possibly the greatest trumpet player of all time,
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especially with jazz trumpany now, he was really instrumental in
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the creation of scat and bebop music. He was a
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big band leader from nineteen thirty seven in nineteen ninety two,
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got married back in nineteen forty now him his wife.
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They didn't have any kids, so Disney. Yeah, he might
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have had one on the side.
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He died from pancreatic cancer in nineteen ninety three, seventy
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five years old. He performed right up until he died. Yeah,
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he was performing only a going through cancer treatment.
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Jackie Gleeson a Honeymooner with the stars Art Varneie Ldrey Meadow,
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and Joyce Randolph.
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Now Joyce Rouandolf, that's what we want to talk about.
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She was born in Detroit in nineteen twenty four. She
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played Tricksie on the TV show The Honeymooners. She was
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Art Carney's wife on the show now The Honeymooners. They
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were only on there for one year, thirty nine episodes.
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Ye have been still one of the most famous TV
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series of all time. She really got typecasts from it. Yep.
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Nobody could see her as anything but Trixie, so she
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couldn't get a job for nothing.
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Now.
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She married nineteen fifty five. Her husband died in nineteen
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ninety seven. They had one son. She died just January
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twenty twenty four, ninety nine years old. Now thirty years
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before Tom Cruise started making Mission Impossible movies Mission Impossible.
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It was a huge hit on TV. Start Peter Graves.
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Peter is born in Minneapolis in nineteen twenty six. Now
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he was born Peter Arness, but he went by Graves
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because he didn't want to get compared to his older brother,
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actor James Arnest.
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Yeah, the guy who played Marshall Dylan on Gun Smoke.
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Peter.
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He started on Mission Impossible from nineteen sixty seven to
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seventy three. Later on he's on TV show seventh seven.
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Was in over seventy movies, sadly, is probably best known
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for being the Pilot and they Airplane movies.
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Now.
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He married nineteen fifty and they had three kids.
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Peter.
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He died from a heart attack four days before his
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eighty fourth birthday in twenty ten.
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That she was just walking down the street, singing, shuttling.
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Singing.
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You look good, look fad.
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Yes.
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That was Man for Man the band Paul Jones. He
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sang lead for Man for Man Now Manfred Man. He
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was actually born Manfred Lubowitz in Johannesburg, South Africa in
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nineteen forty, seventy four years old today.
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He became Man for Man and started the band in
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nineteen sixty four.
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Do I Diddy Sha La La, The Mighty Quinn. That's
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some of their hits.
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Then they broke up in nineteen sixty nine, so dude,
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I legal reason. He became man Ford Man's earth band.
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That's back in nineteen seventy one. Now their biggest song,
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blinded by the Light. That was the only song that
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Manford he actually sang lead on. Yep, he never sang
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on another record ever. But yeah, he was normally just
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hung out, you know, kind of like played a guitar
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a little bit, maybe something just like Jay Giles. Yeah,
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pretty much. Sys how Man for Man was now the
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Man for Man earth Band. They're still out their tour.
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He had two children from his worst wife and he
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had one job from his second wife. Actress Carrie Fisher.
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She was born in Burbay, California, in nineteen fifty six.
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Her parents were singer Eddie Fisher and actress Debbie Reynolds.
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Carrie was twenty one years old when she started playing
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Princess Leiah on the Star Wars movies. Other than the
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Star Wars movie, she was in the Blues Brothers A
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Man with One red shoe handing her sisters. Now, she
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wrote a novel. It's called Postcards from the Edge. It
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was the best selling book. They turned it into a movie.
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The movie was a huge hit. Yeah, they wouldn't let
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carry act in the movie. She was married to singer
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Paul Simon for one year. Then she had a daughter
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from a boyfriend. Twenty sixteen, Carrie was on a commercial
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airplane flight and as she had a heart attack, they
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tried CPR. They couldn't rescitate her and see her heart
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had it was gone. She had had so many hardcore
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drugs over the years. Yeah, her heart couldn't be saved.
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Only sixty years old. Stone the girl.
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It was just sweet.
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Some christ.
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You know, Callway.
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Just like a band.
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I can't tell I'm told you Wayne in love with him?
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Bring Up with Sail.
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Matthew Ramsey. He sings lead for the country band Old Dominion.
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He's forty eight today. He was born in Buchanan, Virginia,
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in nineteen seventy seven. Now he was a very very
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successful songwriter in Nashville before he formed Old Dominion in two.
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Thousand and seven.
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Some of their number one songs are written in the
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Sand Hotel Key one man band, break up with Him.
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The act on a world tour right now. I think
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they're the end Like in next may or something like that.
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They have some American shows. If you're gonna go, try
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Out'noun Mississippi too, Mississippi whiskey?
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Are you wait's gmc way you become kiss me ho g.
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Way hoivy too, Mississippi three and the molly will be
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on how.
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Country singer King Brown is thirty two. He was born
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in Chattanooga, Tennessee, at nineteen ninety three. Now he got discovered,
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he would post himself singing cover songs on Facebook.
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It worked.
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In twenty seventeen, he became the first artist in history
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to have one song on five different Billboard charts all
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at the same time. That song was what IFFs yep
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be singing with Laura Alana. But see it was on
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his album. That's why he gets credit for it.
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Right now.
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Some of his other number one country songs are famous friends.
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One Mississippi I Like I Love country music, Thank God.
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Now that was with his wife. They got married in
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twenty eighteen and they have two daughters and one son.
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All right here Quota to day. It comes from writer
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Jack Kirouak. He died today in nineteen sixty nine at
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forty seven years old. Jackie says, offer people what they
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secretly want and they will immediately become panic stricken. Well,
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thank you all for listening today. Don't forget to follow
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for you to find us and check out the description
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on today show. But like I said, I'll put that
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link over to the Catholic one on one podcast and
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the radio station and all that. Speaking of the radio station,
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country underground radio artists today, it comes from Amanda in
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South Dakota. She has Sir Kirsty Kraus a song Gotta
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do you guys have an awesome day and we'll talk tomorrow.
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I'm handing bo living other people's lives. Feel it's home
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leg and never am and trying.
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I hear these.
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Calling him call him be to wear an and be
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my honly tut it's a trusting leave being. These crazy
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bird coming on me. I hear these call him calling
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