Sept. 12, 2025

Sept 13th-Bald is Beautiful, Tyler Perry, Bill Monroe, Mel Torme, Megadeath, Peter Cetera, Willie Nelson

Sept 13th-Bald is Beautiful, Tyler Perry, Bill Monroe, Mel Torme, Megadeath, Peter Cetera, Willie Nelson
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National Bald is beautiful day. Entertainment from 1965. 1st naval battle of civil war, Velcro invented, Scooby Doo debuted, Willie Nelson smoked a Big fat Austin torpedo on White House roof. Todays birthdays - Milton Hershey, Bill Monroe, Mel Torme, Jaqueline Bisset, Peter Cetera, Jean Smart, Dave Mustaine, Tyler Perry. Tupac Shakur died.

Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran https://www.diannacorcoran.com/
Bald is beautiful - ?
Help - The Beatles
Is it really over - Ko, Reeves
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent https://www.50cent.com/
Blue moon of Kentucky - Bill Monroe
Careless hands - Mel Torme
Glory of love - Peter Cetera
Trust - Megadeath
How do you want it - Tupac Shakur
Exit - Break up rules - Paige Rutledge https://www.paigerutledge.com/

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Hello, I am Jeff, and welcome to history and fact

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goods about today day, September the thirteenth, Today is National

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Bald is Beautiful Day. I hear your brother. Today is

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a reminder that everyone is beautiful. Yeah, whether you have

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hair or not. Now, baldness, it does cause a lot

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of anxiety, and not just in men. God is even

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more than women now bald this this is genetic. It's

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not like he did something wrong. So today they do

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have products though that can actually stop it or sometimes

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even reverse it if you want to take that option.

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The best bald story of all times it comes from

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the Old Testament the prophet Elijah. He was being teased

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by a group of Philistine kids, yeah about his bald head.

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They were really giving him a hard time, really sticking

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it to him, so he cursed him. Then a bear

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came out and killed all forty two of them, So

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think about that the next time you make fun of

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a bald guy. Nowadays, though, they're sticking on bald and

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that's this is not as much as it used to be. Yeah,

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there's been so many famous chrome domes and just kind

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of ruins together. Today it's actually about really encouraging those

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who are bald for medical reasons, you know, like those

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going through chemo and that kind of stuff. So if

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you can go out of your way today and help

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them and make sure that they know that they truly

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are beautiful and worthy today. So yeah, help those guys out,

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all right. This is going on entertainment on September the thirteenth,

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back to nineteen sixty five number one album was helped

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by the Beatles. Help was the number one song, help Me.

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If you came up to you, Appreciate you, Thief, Tell

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me my fees.

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Want hell Me. Jim Raves had the number one country

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song with is it really over?

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Is it really overcome?

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Don't tell me on using.

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The number one book was the source by James Mitchener.

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The top movie was Once a Thief, a former con

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he has a lot of trouble going straight due to

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a bad cop and then his brother also stars Alien

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DeLonge and Margaret and Van Hefflin. Hose Today. In nineteen

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sixty nine, at a Toronto rock and roll festival that

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a Rock to Edition began. The host Kim Fowles. She

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asked the crowd to hold up their lighters during a ballot.

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That's how it started. Of course, today everybody just holds

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up their phones. That was also in nineteen sixty ninety

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day the Scooby Doo Where Are You? Premiered on TV. Yeah,

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it was on primetime on CBS.

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All right.

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What happened on September the thirteenth, eighteen forty seven in

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the Mexican American War United States Marines under Winfield Scott.

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They railed to capture in Mexico City. That's why the

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first line of the marine him and then song. Yeah,

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it starts off with the halls of Mount a Zuma.

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It's from that battle.

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From the halls of the.

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Eighteen sixty one the first naval battle of Civil War

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was fired. It was off of Pensacola, Florida. The indion

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ship the Colorado sank the Judah France. In nineteen oh six,

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this Brazilian guy, Alberto Santos Dumont, he made the first

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airplane flight in Europe, well sort of. See, hey attached

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his plane to a hydrogen balloon and that I had

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to help him out with the takeoff. It's basically the

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balloon took his plane up and then dropped him. Yeah,

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then he was able to fly. After that, Switzerland In

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nineteen fifty five, George de Mestrel he invented what today

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we called velcro. Now he came up with the idea

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of velcro when he was trying to get burrs out

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of his dog's coat. Nineteen seventy seven, the TV show

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Soap It became the first TV show to ever have viewered.

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Their discretionary warning attached to it are diesel injines. They

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have always been in trucks ever since they started out

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Today in nineteen seventy eight, General Motors they started selling

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the first car with a diesel engel, Oldsmobile eighty eight. Now,

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if you're old enough, you marry a diesel gas it's

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always been cheapest gush you could get yeah when you

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would go, but now not since two thousand and four.

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Since then, when you go gas up, if you look

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at the sign, you see that diesel is a lot

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more expensive. So why well, taxes yep, and taxes and

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regulation has nothing new with the processing actually making diesels

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cheaper than the regular gas. Great President Jimmy Carter, he

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was a big fan of country singer Willie Nelson. Nineteen

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eighty Carter he invited Willie to put on a show

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at the south line of the White House. Well, will

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he did. He came over and put on a show.

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Now everyone just had a great time. Willie. He even

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saying a duet with the first Lady Rosland Carter. Well,

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that night, after the show, Willy and went to the

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roof of the White House with one of Carter's sons.

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They fired up a marijuana cigarette. Will he call it

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a big fat Austin torpedo.

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For some reason, the Secret Service got a little pissed

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from it. Then when word leaked out about it, Carter

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he said that he had no idea what those two

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were doing up there on the roof. That's what you

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call it.

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Plausible deniability, coke dope, joke, joke show, Dish Shibbert Day,

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We're gonna pu He left dish Shibt Day, we gonna

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sit potage.

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He was like, this Shibert day, and you know, we don't.

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Get Let's just see us. Born on September the thirteenth,

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Milton Hershey. He was born in darry Township, Pennsylvania. In

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eighteen fifty seven. He started out with a really successful

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caramel company. He had over thirteen hundred employees and he

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working in two different factories Hershey, though, he believed that

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chocolate would be even more successful. But not just any chocolate,

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milk chocolate. So he sold the Carbol company for a

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lot of a million bucks. That was a lot of

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money back then. So he bought a whole bunch of

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land northwest of land Cancer, Pennsylvania. See he needed a

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lot of cows, yeah, for all that milk for his

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milk chocolate. So then he built the factory, and he

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built the town for the employees to live in. Of course,

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you know it's Hershey, Pennsylvania. So he was ready to go.

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You know, he had one problem though, no one had

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ever made milk chocolate. See in Europe they had used

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powdered milk in their chocolate, but no one had ever

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actually used real milk to make milk chocolate. No, no

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recipe existed at all. Now the factory was built, the

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town was built, the cows were ready, workers were hired.

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No recipe for the chocolate. He had hired a whole

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bunch of Ivy League chemists to try and figure it out.

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They couldn't do it. Finally, just one of his formers

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employees they able to figure it out. So that recipe

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is still used YEP today, and the first Hershey's cholate

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bar went on sale in nineteen hundred. Milton he married

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eighteen ninety eight. He died in nineteen fifteen. Milton He

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died in nineteen forty five at eighty eight years old

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from pneumonia. So what kind of student do you think

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that old Milton Hurstey was in school. That's kind of

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hard to tell. See, he left school in fourth grade.

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Kentucky, keep Shine, Shine, Kentucky, Keep Shine.

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That was the father of blue gas music. Billn Roe.

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He was born near Rosing, Kentucky, in nineteen eleven. Now him,

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he was a mandolin player and he had a band.

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They were called the Bluegass Boys. Now, no one had

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ever heard the type of music they were playing before.

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So when people would sound like himah, everybody just referred

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to it as bluegrass. Billy's in the Country Rock and

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Roll Hall of Fames, and he's in the Blue gross

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Hall of Fame. Obviously. He performed from nineteen twenty seven

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in nineteen ninety six. Now he played at the White

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House for four different presidents. I don't know if he

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ever went on the roof though. Now when he died

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in nineteen ninety six. He was married eighty four years old,

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and he died from a stroke Caerla's hand.

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He broke my heart in two.

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Who held my.

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Dream like worthless greens of sand.

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Cherless hands? Don't care when dream slip through? That was

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the velvet fog Meltre May. He was born in Chicago

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in nineteen twenty five. He was a crooner, but I

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guess you could kind of call my jazz singer. Also

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really thirty four albums. His biggest success was in the

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late forties through the early fifties. Then he had a

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really big resurgence. Yeah, he was popular again in the

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nineteen eighties and early nineteen nineties. Now his biggest did

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he ever had was actually a Christmas song. It was

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called Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire. He had two

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children from his first wife, one child from his second wife,

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two children from his third wife. Married his fourth wife

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in nineteen eighty five. Mel He died from a stroke

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in nineteen ninety nine. Is seventy three years old after this.

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Jacqueline Bassett, she's eighty one. She was born on way Bridge, England,

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in nineteen forty four. She got first got famous in

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the James Bond movie because Sina Royale, she played Giovanna

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good Thighs. Then she was in Bullet Airport, The Deep Class,

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Wild Wild Orchards. Now she didn't have any kids herself,

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but she is Angelina Jolie's godmother. Peter Staire he's also

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eighty one. He was born in Chicago. Peter, he started

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out in the band The Exceptions. He left them to

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go to the band Chicago nineteen sixty seven. Now Chicago,

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they kind of rotated who got to sing lead. But

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actually the way he worked out, Peter, Yeah, I ain't

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saying most of their heads if you leave me now,

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big surprise, old day, as hard as say I'm sorry.

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That's just someone went solo in ninet teen eighty five,

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kind of ticked off the guys from Chicago, so they

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weren't getting along at all. Then they got inducted in

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the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, so they had

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to suck it up and be friends for one night.

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So then when they went to perform then they wouldn't

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let Peter sing with him. Now, some of Peter's solo

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hits are Gloria Love One, Good Woman, the Next Time

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I Fall. That was what they mean grit.

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Peter.

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He had a daughter from his first wife and a

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daughter from his second wife, now Peter. He retired in

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twenty nineteen, so you can't even go see him if

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you want to. Actress Geene Smart. She was born in

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nineteen fifty one in Seattle. She's seventy four today. She

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has done a lot of Broadway, made some movies. Most

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known for TV, she starred on Designing Women. Then she

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had a recurring row on Frasier. She voiced on Kim Possible.

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He's been on something called Hack since twenty twenty one.

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Her husband and he died a couple of years ago

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after thirty four years of marriage. They have two sons.

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These what is still my.

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Half?

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With good guys?

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You got a level? Where else can you hear? Bluegrass,

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Melt Tormet and Megadeth? I'll in five minutes. Dave Mustaye.

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He sings lead for Megadeth. Now in two weeks Megadeth

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they're releasing their final studio album. Then they're gonna go

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do a farewell tour, So you better hurry if you

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want to see Dave and Megadeth. Davey's sixty four. He's

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born a la Mesa, California in nineteen sixty one. Start

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out with the band Metallica. You guys know that probably, Yeah,

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it was a short run. They ended up kicking him out.

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They kicked him out Herefore Megadeath in nineteen eighty three

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worked out well. Those solo were fifty million albums. Twenty seventeen, Megadeth.

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They want to grab me for the best heavy metal band. Dave,

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he had throw cancer, but he beat it in twenty nineteen,

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so way to go, Dave. Now he got married in

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nineteen ninety one and they have one son and one daughter. Filmmaker, actor, writer, producer,

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director Tyler Perry's fifty six. He's born in New Orleans

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in nineteen sixty nine. Now he started out just in

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theaters and putting on his own plays in him. Now

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he has a three hundred and thirty acre studio complex

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with twelve sound stages that is actually bigger than Disney's

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movie line. Tyler, he first really hit big with media,

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the media character. I think they've done fourteen media movies

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on TV at huge with the House of Pain. Now

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he has worked on sixteen different TV series not acted.

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I mean he's been like the producer and writer and

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all that kind of stuff. Some of the movies were

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Tyler He Just Acted, where Star Trek, Alex Cross and

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Advice Tyler has One Son. All right over. Our quote

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of the day, our quat today comes from Tupac Secure

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the pictures.

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Something got him nickel Bot and miss Obata bust some

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pass something pulling out a baby just believe me, gets

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your cloaks on the flop out catching body. But I

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can comfort him over road me the conditions chance to.

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Tupac. He was killed today in and drive by shooting

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in nineteen ninety six, twenty five years two Box says,

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I don't see myself as special. I see myself with

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having a lot more responsibility than the next guy. Well,

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thank you all for listening. They don't read the follow

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us on your listening to Son Now. We've been getting

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some questions. They are we answering say we love talking

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to you, so don't worry about ever contact us. But

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you'll always see links to coolmedia dot com and Country

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Underground Radio dot com and some of the artists that

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we've played on that episode, so you can always go there.

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It's our country underground radio artists of the day. It

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comes from Tara and Pokatello Idaho. Oh, I'm sorry, Tera.

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I hope you feel better. She wants to hear Page

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Rutledges break up Rules song. You guys have an awesome

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day and we'll talk tomorrow.

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Don't ask compel my mom. We don't send name al

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out anymore, souse, she knows you did me wrong. Non't

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happy birthday wish. Stop talking to my friends.

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Drownd love.

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You reach in out just to ask them how U been,

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and you'll say that you're just check in, But you

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don't get call me Baby Hana crying on the bon

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He went in lad and I get drunk and high

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and feel that a little onely I.

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Want the baby and you won't me.

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I'm a little bit on.

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And if you're coming, you don't tell me. And he's

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on ready good us before you sweat because I threw

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it in the trash, and don't try on win be over.

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Tell me I'm the best you ever had, So you

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not get hope.

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Baby Hannah Crown on the boat. He went in lad

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and I get.

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Drunk it hard feel it a little old BA.

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Want me, I want it on and

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If you're talking to you so about me, and he's

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a break up