Sept. 16, 2026

Sept 17th-Apple Dumplings, Hank Williams, John Ritter, Kyle Chandler, Anastacia, 1st Person Killed Airplane Crash

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National apple dumplings day. International Country music day. Entertainment from 2008. Bacteria 1st discovered, 1st fatal airplane crash, Dead guy wins Democratic primary. Todays birthdays - Hank Williams, Roddy McDowall, Anne Bancroft, John Ritter, Rita Rudner, Kyle Chandler, Anastacia. Red Skelton died.

Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran https://www.diannacorcoran.com/
Apple dumpling gang - Saul Bass
Whiskey Talkin - Donnie Lee
Do you wanna go out - Emily Locket
Thank you for cheatin on me - Dianna Corcoran
Running from a smile - Paul Vink
Whatever you like - TI
Waitin on a woman - Brad Paisley
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent http://50cent.com/
Hey good lookin' - Hank Williams
Three's company TV theme song
I'm out of love - Anastacia
Exit - All the beer in Alabama - Shane Owens https://www.facebook.com/ShaneOwensCountry/

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Hi everyone, I am Jeff and welcome to History and

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Factoids About Today. Today is September the 17th. That is

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the only song we can find that even mentions apple dumplings.

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Today is National Apple Dumpling Day. A tasty little dessert.

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They go back to the 1740s.

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They're created up in the northeast. So, New England. They're

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pretty easy to make.

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You just peel and core some apples, sprinkle them with

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some cinnamon and sugar. Yep, wrap them in little pastries

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and bake. Yeah, it tastes like little apple pies. Today

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is also International Country Music Day.

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Yeah! I know.

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Country music, it is popular worldwide. It is global and international.

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It really wasn't until the 1990s. That's when Garth Brooks

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and Shania Twain and that whole crowd, they got the

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worldwide attention to it.

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It gets more popular every year.

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Now, as you've heard me talk about, we have an

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internet radio station called Country Underground Radio. We play independent

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and up-and-coming country radio, or country artists. Now, we don't

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mention the listeners, though. We have listeners from all over

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the world. Every month, we have over 80 countries that

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listen to us. Now, most popular in Europe and South America. Yeah,

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we're really big in Brazil, and don't know why, but

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for some reason, we're like the number one internet country

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radio station over in Denmark. But we have listeners all

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over Africa, Russia, China, Japan, Australia. Yeah, pretty much all

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over the world. So if you want to celebrate International

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Country Music Day, we're a good place. We also play

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international artists, though, too. It's mostly American artists, but we

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do play some. We actually play quite a few country

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artists from Canada. We're going to play some from England.

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That's okay Cause I'm not looking for love Not right now.

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Just a little bit of fun Not Mary's bell.

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But quite a few country artists from Australia Now I'm.

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Dancing We even play a guy from Ireland. And I

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know that men like me are frowned upon today.

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Might be a bit too nice and you're afraid that

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I might stay.

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Have a fun International Country Music Day. All right, let's

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see what's going on in entertainment on September 17th. It's

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back to the year 2008. Number one album was All

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Hope Is Gone by Slipknot.

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T.I. had the number one song with Whatever You Like.

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I said you can have whatever you like. Yeah, yeah.

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Baby, I can treat you so special, so nice. Yeah,

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I took a jet for you tonight. And baby, you

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can go wherever you like. I said you can go

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wherever you like.

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Yeah, yeah. Brad Paisley had the number one country song

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with Waiting on a Woman. Oh, it's just a factor.

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That number one selling book was Dark Curse by Christine Fijon.

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The top movie was Lakeview Terrace. A racist black Los

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Angeles police cop. Yeah, well, he goes bat crap crazy

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when an interracial couple moves next door to him. Stars

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Samuel L. Jackson, Patrick Wilson, and Kerry Washington. All right,

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what happened on September the 17th? 1683, a Dutch scientist,

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his name was Anton van Leeuwenhoek, he made his own microscope,

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and he's looking at some pond water, and he saw

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these little animals in there, so he called them animalcules.

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Now, we call them bacteria.

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Now, the guy studied a lot after today, actually, he's

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the one who figured out protozoa and a whole bunch

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of other single-celled organisms. 1787, Congress, they sent the Constitution

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of the United States to the states.

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Yeah, so they could be ratified. It's going to take

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two years. It'll come back to Congress in 1789.

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Now, I've told you about some of the great things

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that Harriet Tubman had done over the years. What all

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started today, 1849, up in Maryland. Now, her and two

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of her brothers, they actually escaped slavery. 1908, Orville and

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Wilbur Wright, they were at the U.S. Army base in

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Fort Myers, Virginia. Now, the Army was kind of interested

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in buying some of them airplanes. So it was Orville's job.

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He had to show the army how safe and practical

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the planes would actually be. So he took 26-year-old Lieutenant

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Thomas Selfridge on a test flight. Over 2,000 people had

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gathered to watch him. They oohed and aahed as they

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flew over the parade grounds and everything. Then the propeller

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broke off. So they were about 150 feet high, hit

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nose first right into the ground. Now, they didn't have

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seat belts, so Orville and Thomas, they were both thrown

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from the plane. Now, Thomas, he hit his head, fractured

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his skull, and he died. Orville, he had to spend

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a month and a half in a hospital. He had

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a broken leg and hips and ribs and all kinds

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of things like that. So Lieutenant Thomas Selfridge, he was

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buried with honors at Arlington National Cemetery. He has the

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honor of being the first person ever killed in an

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airplane crash.

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Well, I guess it's kind of an honor.

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Now, when the Army did the autopsy on Thomas, they

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realized that had he not hit his head, he would

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have lived. He had none of his other injuries or

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life threatening. So the Army, they did buy some planes

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from the Wright brothers, but they made all their pilots

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wear helmets. Now, do you remember, not too long ago,

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I told you about how Germany had invaded Poland from

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the West, and that's basically what started World War I? Well,

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today in 1939, just a couple weeks later, Soviet Union,

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they invaded Poland from the East.

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Now they were not trying to help Poland out.

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No, the Soviets wanted Eastern Poland, so they wanted to

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get it before Germany got to it. On CBS, the

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TV network, 1967, both The Doors and The Who made

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their first appearances on American TV. The Doors, they went

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on the Ed Volk Sullivan Show. I think you might

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have heard about that. That's where Jim Morrison, he sang

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a song and he did not change the lyrics like

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he said he was going to. So he was really

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offensive and they banned him from CBS. After that, on

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the Smother Brothers Comedy Hour.

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The Smothers Brothers were big. They had their own TV show. Well,

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they had The Who. And The Who, they rocked out

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their song, My Generation. Then towards the end of the song.

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The Who's drummer, Keith Moon, blew up his drum kit.

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Made Pete Townsend deaf in one ear. Now The Who,

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they were banned from CBS also. 1992, in a primary

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Democratic election in New York City, Ted Weiss won. Well, Ted,

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he had died three days earlier.

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Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, Charlie, it's

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your birthday. We're going to party like it's your birthday.

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We're going to sip a card like it's your birthday.

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And you know we don't give up because it's your birthday.

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Let's check out who was born on September the 17th.

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We're here.

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That was country legend Hank Williams.

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He was born in Butler County, Alabama in 1923.

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Now he started.

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Singing professionally at 15 years old. Some of his classic.

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Hits are.

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I'm so lonely I could cry. You're cheating, Hart. Ramblin' man.

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There's a tear in my beer. Now, Hank, he was

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born with spina bifida. Yeah, so he had a lot

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of back pain his whole life, so he decided to self-medicate. Well,

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he actually over-self-medicated with alcohol. He became a major alcoholic.

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The Grand Ole Opry, they wouldn't even let him play

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there anymore because of his unpredictability. Now, he did get

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married in 1944, and they had their son, Hank Williams Jr.

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Then they got divorced in 1952. Then Hank had a

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fun night, and that... caused him to have a daughter. Well,

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she was born five days after he died. So yeah,

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New Year's Eve in 1952, Hank, he had a college

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student drive him up to Canton, Ohio, where he was

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going to actually do a show on New Year's Day.

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So they had to drive all night in order to

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get to the show. Well, that kid stopped for gas

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in Oak Hill, West Virginia. Yeah, he decided to check

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on Hank who was asleep in the backseat. Realized Hank, yeah,

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he had died. All that alcohol, yeah, pretty much damaged

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his heart, killed him.

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29 years old.

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After Roddy McDowell, he was born in Herndon Hill, England

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in 1928. Some of his movies you might know were

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The Longest Day, The Greatest Story Ever Told, The Poseidon Adventure, Cleopatra.

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He played Cornelius in all the original Planet of the

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Apes movies. Roddy, he was a confirmed lifelong bachelor, and

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he was gay. After Sam Bacroft, she was born in

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the Bronx, New York in 1931.

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She was a triple crown winner.

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She won two Tony Awards, and she won an Oscar

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for The Miracle Worker, and she was a two-time Emmy

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Award winner. Now, her most famous movie, though, she played Mrs.

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Robinson in The Graduate. Now, she was nominated for an

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Oscar for it, but yeah, she lost to Katharine Hepburn.

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She also voiced the Queen in the Ants movies. Her

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second husband was Mel Brooks.

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That Mel Brooks. They got married in 1964. They had

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one son.

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They were married until Ann died in 2005 at 73

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She had uterine cancer. Come and knock on our door.

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We've been waiting for Actor John Ritter.

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He was born in Burbank, California in 1948. His dad

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was a singing cowboy, Tex Ritter. Now John made a

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name for himself on the sitcom Three's Company. After that,

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he voiced Clifford the Big Red Dog. He was on

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Eight Simple Rules. Some of his movies are Americathon, did

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those Problem Child movies, Sling Blade, Bride of Chucky. Now,

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he was married to his first wife for 20 years

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when they divorced, and they had three kids. Married his

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second wife in 1999.

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2003, on the set of Eight Simple Rules, John, he

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just dropped over dead. Yeah, he had an unknown heart

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condition that he didn't know anything about. That's five days

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before his 55th birthday.

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Comedian Rita Rudner, 73.

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Broadway dancer. Unlike most dancers, she went into stand-up comedy.

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She's been headlining out there in Las Vegas since 2001.

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I mean, she does take breaks and go out on tour.

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to go to Vegas. She'll probably come to a comedy.

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Club near you.

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Now, she's written five best-selling books, too. She got married

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in 1988, and they have a daughter. Actor Kyle Chandler

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is 61. He's born in Buffalo, New York. He first

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got known on the TV show Homefront, but he got

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really big, big known on the TV show Friday Night Lights.

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The Wolf of Wall Street.

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He starred in two.

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Godzilla movies, so that's cool. He's been married since 1995,

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and they have two daughters.

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I'm out of love. Set me free. And let me

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out this minute. She just goes by Anastasia. She's big enough,

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I guess. She can go by one name. She sold

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over 50 million records. All in Europe. Nope. In the

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United States, she hadn't sold squat. Nope, nothing. And she's

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an American.

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She was born in Chicago in 1968. Now, she was

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born at Anastasia in Newkirk. She's 58. Now, she still

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lives here in the United States. She lives out in California. Now,

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besides Europe, she's also really big in Australia. She even

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won their third season of The Masked Singer. So that's

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really big. But yeah, she never has had a hit

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song in the United States. 50 million worldwide, none in

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the United States. Now, they don't even really release her

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songs here in the United States anymore because it's not

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worth their time.

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I don't know.

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She's pretty and she can sing. I guess we just

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don't want to listen to her. She's actually on tour

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in the UK right now. So when she's done, she'll

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come back to the United States. She'll record an album.

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They'll ship it over to Europe and then she'll go

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over there and tour Europe to support it next year.

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She's a tough, tough lady. At 13, she was diagnosed

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with Crohn's disease. At 34, she beat breast cancer. At 39,

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she beat breast cancer again. So she's been happy and

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healthy for about 18 years now. She married one time

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for only three years. All righty, our quote of the day.

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It comes from comedian Red Skelton. He died today in

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1997 at 84 years old. Red said, all men make mistakes,

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but married men find out about them sooner. Well, thank

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y'all for listening today. Don't forget to follow us on

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you listen to us on And check your show notes

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on the bottom of the podcast today. That tells all

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the links how to contact us. It'll tell who all

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those international artists are that I played at the beginning

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of the show too that I didn't tell you what

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their names were. All righty, our Country Underground Radio Artist

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of the Day. In honor of International Country Music Day,

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I get a pick. So I'm going to go with

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Shane Owen's song, All the Beer in Alabama. You guys

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have an awesome day, and I'll talk tomorrow.

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She left the light on She was waiting up Looking

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out the window for my pickup truck.

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And when I walked in, it got under my skin

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when she asked what was.

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Her name of all things. She could have nailed me

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for staying out late, drinking with the boys, shooting that

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eight ball, losing track of time.

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Dang it, I forgot to call her.

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I shouldn't blame her, it ain't her fault.

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I never found a straight line that I could walk.

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When I slipped on that ring, I made a list

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of things I promised.

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Her I'd quit.

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And all of me. She could have nailed me for

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staying out late, drinking with the boys, shooting that eight ball,

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losing track of time.

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Dang it, I forgot to call her.

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But what hurts me most is that she lost faith,

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thought I broke the vows we made.

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When all the beer in Alabama.

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Couldn't get me drunk enough to even think twice about

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someone else's love.

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Wouldn't listen didn't want to hear the truth

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She could have nailed me for staying out late cranking

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with the boys shooting that eight ball track of time

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