Sept 19-Otzi the Iceman, Talk like a pirate, Jimmy Fallon, Lita Ford, Tricia Yearwood, Mama Cass, The Righteous Brothers

0:10 Welcome one and all. I am Jeff, and welcome to history. In fact, to he is about today pensited bout cool media Day, September the nineteenth heys, today is national talk like a pirate Day. No shush, people get into this now. If it seems silly, it is. It was created as a joke back in nineteen ninety five. But I guess there's nothing wrong with being silly for a day walking around talking like you think a pirate would talk. Now you can play pirates with your kids. You can watch you Jack Sparrow movies. You know, there are actually a lot of old pirate movies you can watch the day.

0:56 So who do you think the biggest badass pirate of all time was? Well? Those actual a woman. Yeah, she was from China. Her name was Ching Shehi. In the early eighteen hundreds, she commanded a fleet of eighteen hundred ships the over forty thousand pirates on it. Oh yeah, that's a badass. So have a fun silly day to day and annoy the hell out of your co workers trying to talk like a pirate. All right, this see what is going on in entertainment On September the nineteenth back the year two thousand and four number one album was Live Like You Were Dying Life Live Like You Were Dying by Tim McGraw see Her and Pete Pablo. The number one on with Goodies. Baby Kid Stoff Too Too Many.

1:41 Person Keith Urber and he had the number one country song with Days Go By. We're Coming on Now, Am Anyone. The top selling book was Trace by Patricia Cornwell. Top movie with sky Captains in the World of Tomorrow. After New York City is attacked by giant flying robots, a reporter and a pilot team up to see where they came from. Stars Gwyneth Paltrow, Ju La Angelina and Jolia and Giovanna were busy, all right, What happened on September the nineteenth, seventeen ninety six, our first President, George Washington. Now, in order to make sure that everybody knew he was not running for a third term as president and that he would never be prison again, he gave his farewell speech. Yeah, ten weeks early, just no confusion at all. He was done now. He really didn't give it a speech. He kind of had all the newspapers publishing now the country.

2:52 You really should have paid more attention to George's farewell speech, though in it he warned against having political parties. He said they would split the nation. He warned against the federal government having a large debt, he warned about minority interest groups controlling the government. And he believed that religion and morality were essential in order to have happiness and prosperity in the United States. So basically, yeah, the dude was dead. On eighteen seventy six and Grand Rapids, Michigan, Melville Bissel, he invented the first carpet sweeper Limstrong. Eighteen ninety three, New Zealand became the first country and world history to give all women the right to vote. Yep, they've included their indigenous Maori women. Yeah, they went all in.

3:51 The next country to do was Finland in nineteen oh seven. United States got around to it in nineteen twenty. So who do you think the last country in the world was to give rim and the right to vote? Saudi Arabia twenty fifteen. A couple weeks ago, maybe ten days ago, I was on a zoom call with some of our country artists from Australia that we play on country underground radio. They said that on this show. I rarely talk about Australia. In nineteen twelve, the Wattle it was declared Australia a simple number of national flower. Yeah, and they did put it on their coat of arms. Still on there. Nineteen forty one nazis there to the all Jews over six years old that lived in the territories they had taken over and were now occupying, they had to start wearing a yellow Star of David as a form of identification. The first underground nuclear explosion happened in nineteen fifty seven the United States. They detonated a nuclear bomb outside of Los Angeles.

4:41 That'll work. Nothing made it above ground. Yeah, there was no fallout or anything, so they say. Nineteen ninety one, OT see the iceman was found. Yeah, it was a German couple was hiking in the Italian Alps. They found the frozen mummy after they dated it back thirty three hundred BC. That is the oldest corpse ever found in Europe. The Washington Post and The New York Times published the Unibombers Manifesto AH thirty five thousand words. In twenty twenty two, Banks and Lebanon they were all ordered to be closed for three days. Yeah, it was due to a large number of hold ups of people trying to get to their own money. Say, the government had frozen a lot of that money because of the Lebanese economic crisis. Cope cope, cope, cope, cope charge its Shiver birth day. We're gonna pause. He it's Shiver birthday. We gonna simple targe like it's ship birthday.

5:31 And you know we don't get because that's birthday. Well, let's check out. It's born on September the nineteenth TV's original bat Man, Adam West. He was born in Walla Walla, Washington in nineteen twenty eight. Now, you've done a few movies and had some small roles on TV. Shros that he landed the lead as Batman on the TV series. You know they also made a movie from that series. Then, Adam.

6:13 He spent the rest of his life living off being Batman. He did voice on The Family Guy from twenty to twenty eighteen. He had two children from his second wife. Heered his third wife from nineteen seventy and they had two children. Adam. He died from lukeni in twenty seventeen at eighty eight years old. Makes me chose. That was Bill Medley, half of the Righteous Brothers. Bill, he's eighty four. He's born in Santa Ana, California, in nineteen forty. Now, Bill and Bobby Hatfield, they founded the Righteous Brothers back in nineteen sixty two. He's saying the low baritone, and Hatfield he's saying the high tenor shops.

7:04 They broke up, got back together, broke up, got back together, broke up, got back to They did it their whole career. Then on one of their breaks though Medley he actually sang a number one, huge number one song was I've had the Time of my life with Jennifer Warns. Then they got back together, broke up, got back together. Hatfield he ended up dying in two thousand and three. Medley actually discovered him before they were going on stage to do a show. Then in twenty sixteen he decided he wanted to get back any music and going on tour together, so he grabbed Bucky Hurd him a Bucky. They've been touring ever since. Now. Yeah, they are into it right now. Actually, if you want to see him. Until about almost before Christmas, Billy had a son from his first wife, been married to his fourth wife since nineteen eighty six, and they have a daughter. Save ninety Night and kiss me, Just hold me tight and tell me you miss me while I'm alone. Blue as Cammy dream a Little Dream.

8:02 She went by Mama cass Elliott. She was born in Baltimore, Maryland, in nineteen forty one. Nineteen sixty four, she formed the band New Journeyman. Then after they got together, they realized, you know, not the New Journeymen have two girls, so they changed the name of the Mamas and the Papas sold. There were forty million records and they were only together four years when they broke up in nineteen sixty eight. Cash, Yeah, she just went solo. Her biggest ted was that when we just played Dreaming, Little Dream of Me. She had two quick marriages and she had a daughter from a fling. In nineteen seventy four, she was doing some shows over in London, England, and she ended up dying in her slate from heart failure. Now she didn't have any drugs in her system at that time, but the heart failure it was brought on from years of heroin abuse. She was thirty two years old, so no, she did not choke on a ham Sandwich, like urban legend said, but now that flat where she died and where she was staying to do those shows. It was Flat twelve at nine kias On Place. Four years later, the drummer for The Hugh who Keith Moon. He died in the exact same bedroom that she had died in. He was thirty two years old. Also actor Jeremy Irons is seventy six.

9:02 He was born in Cows on the Isle of Right in seven nineteen forty eight. Started out doing Shakespeare. They needed a lot of theater over in England when he came to the United States. He's won tony three Prime Time Emmys and an Oscar Oscar Is for a reversal fortune, so he just needs to win a Grammy and then he can be an egot winner. Some of his other movies where he voiced scar and The Lion King, he played Alfred and a whole bunch of Batman in Justice League movies. Also in Diehard with The Vengeon The Man Who Knew Infinity Jerry. He married his second wife in nineteen seventy eight and they have two sons. She's the hottest runaway Lena Forward. She's sixty six. She's born in London, England, in nineteen fifty eight, but she grew up in California.

9:59 She was a original Memo or the all film Rock and World banned the Runaways. They formed in nineteen seventy five, broke up in nineteen seventy nine. Lad. She started her solo career in nineteen eighty two. Biggest hit was actually doing a duet with Ozzy Osbourne. Yeah, Closing My Eyes Forever. Some of her hits that she sang by herself where kissed Me, Deadly, Hungry, shot at Poison. In nineteen ninety six, Lady, she had gotten married and had two sons. She doesn't a day of break. Yeah, She's gonna be a mom and a wife. Then in two thousand and eight, where her kids grown and her marriage and the crapper, she went back and started doing music again. Been touring ever since. Jesus She.

10:53 Good. Country singer Trisha Yearwell, she's sixty. She was born in Monte Solu, Georgia, in nineteen sixty four, says nineteen ninety one. She's released fifteen albums. Some of her number one songs are She's in Love with the Boy X's and No's an American girl, thinking about you? How do I Live? Since twenty twelve, she's at her own TV show. Yeah, she's on the Food Network. It's called Tricia's Southern Kitchen. She wouldn't want a Daytime Emmy for it. She is. She divorced twice and then she married Garth Brooks in two thousand and five. Late night TV host Jimmy Fallon is fifty. He's born in Brooklyn, New York, in nineteen seventy four. It was on Saturday Night Live from ninety eight to two thousand and four. Then he hosted Late Night was Jimmy Fallon. Then since twenty fourteen he's been doing that Tonight show. Now, he made some movies. He's the only one you might want to see is a fever Pitch. He got married in two thousand and seven and they have two daughters. You know what, Let's go back to Otzi the Iceman. So what do they know about Otzi the Iceman. Well, they know he was five feet two inches tall, They know he had brown eyes, they know he had sixty one tattoos on his body, and they know that his fine old meal it was ibex meat. And they also know he was murdered yeah, they can prove it. Well, thank you for listening today.

12:01 We appreciate you. If you can have it, follow us on whoever you listen to us on and come see as at coomedia dot com. That's the end today with the Raging Bull boxer Jack Lamata. He died today in twenty seventeen at ninety five years old. Jake said, whatever the mind can conceive and believe the mind can achieve, you guys have an awesome day and we'll talk tomorrow