Sept 23-Pot Pies, Typhoid Mary, Ray Charles, Julio Iglesias, Sugarloaf, Bruce Springsteen, Jason Alexander

0:10 Hi everyone, I am Jeff and welcome to History and Factor. It's about today visited by Cool Media Today September the twenty. Third, shibash Gibbie you chicken b you mu souper chicken pot pie. Oh yeah, Chickibob. I'll lead you to the day I died. The crust you most you most try. It is national Great American pop pie day. Pop pies. They've actually been around since ancient Rome. Now every culture around the world has their own version of a pop pie. They were celebrating the American version. Yeah, with fall air moving in poppie season is a moving and also you know they seem to taste a little better when it's colder outside. Now you have that flaky crust and it's filled with chicken beef for pork, and then you have your favorite vegetables in them. You really can't go along. Now, there really aren't any deals today. We look, but I guess you'll have to improvise on your pop pye today.

1:06 Just enjoy, all right, let's see happened entertainment On September the twenty third, It's Your nineteen ninety five number one album was the Dangerous Minds movie soundtrack. Coolio had the number one song with Gangster's Paradise, Hey well you're walking? Are you? And your homes? My bed live art, I really hate the trip, but I got a loafer as they cool. I see myself in the pistol smokes pool on the kind of TENA Little Homies want to. Be Like on my knees in the night and tent Prays in the Street Live. Tim McGraw had the number one country song with I like It, I love it, don't. Get rals, I don't get some seat, I don't lost funny see, I'm getting into game.

1:52 I like it. I try so hard, I can't. Don't know els, I love it. The number one book was l Is for Latles by Sude Grafton. The top movie was Seven two Detectives. They hunt a serial killer whose motives are the Seven Deadly Sins, stars Brad Pitt, Morgan Freeman, and Kevin Spacey. Nineteen sixty two ABC. They debuted their first TV series that was in color. It was The Jetsons. So what year do you think The Jetsons took place? Twenty sixty two, so we still have thirty eight years that see it happened on September the twenty third, thirteen eighty seven. It is believed to have been the biggest medieval feast. It was held in London.

2:41 It was for King Richard the Second and Prince John of Gaunt. Now it doesn't say how many people ate there, but they ate fourteen oxen, one hundred and twenty sheep, twelve hundred pigeons, and eleven hundred eleven thousand eggs. American Revolution in seventeen seventy nine and the famous naval battle US Admiral Admiral John Paul Jones, he was born of the US s Bonheim. Richard went up against a more superior, a bigger, more gun and more man British ship called the Surface. Now, after three hours of exchanging fire, you had the US ship, Yeah, it was no match for the British ship, the Surpas. Yeah, it was burning and it was starting to sink. So the British yelled to Jones, are you ready to surrender? Jones yelled back, I have not yet begun to fight. Then he was able to lash his sinking ship to the British ship, and a couple of his men throw a bunch of grenades on the deck. Once the grenades went off. All his men, including Jones. I'll rushed the deck of the British ship.

3:32 The British rendered Jones, he untied his sinking shit, let it go down, and then he sailed away with his captured British warship and all his British producers. Eighteen oh six, after three years, Lois and Clark they returned from Saint Louis after their expedition to the Pacific Ocean. Over the years, a number of astronomers they had predicted its existence, but no one could actually prove it for certain. Then in eighteen forty six, German astronomer Johann Gottfried Gaily he was actually able to discover the planet Tune. Yeah, the eighth planet of our solar system. Eighteen seventy five, Billy the Kid was arrested for the first time and thrown into jail. Yeah, it's fifteen years old. He had stole some clothes from a Chinese laundry. Escape two days later. Eighteen eighty nine, in Japan, Nintendo was formed by Fujihiro Yamachi. He started it, but no, he wasn't selling video games, he was selling playing cards. Yeah. Company kind of evolved over the years.

4:25 Now this day. In eighteen ninety seven, it was the daddy of them all. Began the first Cheyenne Frontiers Day. Yeah, it's now the world's largest outdoor rodeo. In eighteen ninety seven it lasted one day. Now if you go to Cheyenne, Yeah, and the front Tier days last nine days. Nineteen thirty two, Abdula disease. I've been binding. He merged his two kingdom, the Nijd and the haraj Hey, he formed one kingdom with them, Saudi Arabia. Now, when he started with Saudi Arabia, it was poor. It was one of the poorest countries in the world. Then in nineteen thirty eight, the American oil company, Yeah, discovered oil there. They weren't poor anymore. Go cot coke coat, goat shage. This Shibf Day, we gonna pause. He left this shuverfday. We won't simple tage.

5:11 He like this Shibf Day, and you know we don't do because that's the birthday. Alrighty who was born on September the twenty third, Robert Bosch. He was born in Albright, Germany, in eighteen sixty one. Probably wonder what did Robert do well. In nineteen oh two, he invented the spark plug. Now that might not sound like much, but without the spark plug, there is no internal combustion engine. He died in nineteen forty two, a very very rich man at eighty years old. A cook named Mary Mallan. She was born in Cookstown, Ireland in eighteen sixty nine. She I just got that. She came to America when she's fifteen years old. Now, she was a very successful private cook. She cooks for a lot of rich people in their houses. She ended up becoming very famous too as typhoid Mary. You have a cooking in all those rich people's houses. She infected at least one hundred and twenty two people with typhoid fever. Now, she never had it, No, she never got it. She was just a carrier. She just transmitted it, but she never got sick from it. They're not sure how many who died from it. They know at least three kids did, but they think there might have been about fifty people who might have died from it. Now, Mary, after they caught her, she was quarantined for thirty years. Yep, she was locked up by herself until she died. At sixty nine years old in nineteen thirty eight. And no, it wasn't from typhoid fever. I told her she never caught it.

6:22 She died from a stroke. Actor Mickey Rooney. He was born in New York City in nineteen twenty started acting at three years old. Now his prime years were fifteen to twenty five. He made forty three movies during those years, and when he was nineteen, he was the first teenager nominated for an oscar. Over his ninety year acting career, he made over three hundred movies. Now Mickey's leading man. Good looks in his strapping five foot two inch frame made him a favorite with the ladies. Well, I'm assuming so he married eight times. Now he is married to his eight wife for thirty four years. That was the longest in any of those marriages as lasted before they ended in divorce. He did have nine kids deck scattered between all those wives. He died from natural causes in twenty fourteen, at ninety three years old. Oh treat me so mean? Could have mean us over shave? I can't skid me you show I have to take my old.

7:11 Last ninety don't you about Magno no more? I had the Road. Jack tells you. About Magno Ray Charles, who's born in Albany, Georgia, in nineteen thirty. By the time he was seven, he was completely blind. They think it was from guaucoma. Now that didn't sew him down. I mean they sent him to a school for the blind, and then it was fourteen he left the school, started playing the piano for four dollars a night in the clubs. Then from nineteen fifty eight to nineteen ninety Ray charted eighty songs. Only Elvis at one hundred and eight and James Brown one hundred and one charted more songs than Ray did. Now summer Ray's hit stor I hit the Road, Jack George on my mind what I said. Ray claims he lost his virginity at twelve years old. Said he never saw it coming.

7:56 Now he must have really liked it though. He ended up having twelve kids from nine different women. He died in two thousand and four at seventy three years old from liver failure. Holy girls said. That was Huliuiglecias. He's eighty one. He's born in Madrid, Spain, in nineteen forty three. He has the best selling Latin artist of all time, sold one hundred and fifty million records and fourteen different languages. Started out as a professional football player. Wow, we call him soccer players. He's performed over five thousand concerts, so over sixty million people have seen him live on five different continents. He's married to his first wife for eight years and they had three kids, that includes Julio Junior and Enrique Iglesias. Married his second wife in twenty ten and they have five kids.

8:59 Lovely Lady, slowly WoT green eyed Lady, shooladoodie every. Do you know that only two percent of all the women in the world have green eyes? That was the band's Sugarloaf Now Jerry Corbetta. He was the lead singer for Sugarloaf. He was born in Denver, Colorado, in nineteen forty seven. Help form sugar Loaf in nineteen sixty eight. Now their original name was Chocolate Hair. Now they had the heads green Eyed Lady, don't call us, We'll call you tongue in cheek. They broke up in nineteen seventy eight.

9:43 Then Jerry he joined Frankie Valley in the four seasons. Yeah, he sang with him for five years, they called him the fifth season. Jerry had one son, and Jerry died from Pick's disease in twenty ten at sixty eight years old. Now Picks it's a type of dementia. It's kind of similar to Alzheimer's. The words I won't turn it back to Sivert ever made. Money The Boss. Bruce Springsteen is seventy five. He is born a Long Branch, New Jersey in nineteen forty nine, so though running fifty million records, he's been married to a second wife since nineteen ninety one and they have two sons and one daughter.

10:32 It's better with a vlle as and in base saw soprano from the Mets to Dixie singing maybe swinging, but baby, it's better with the. Vale all right? Any guesses? That was Tony Award winning actor Jason Alexander. He was born in Newark, New Jersey, in nineteen fifty nine, so that makes him sixty five. Of course, he's best done for playing George Costanza on the TV show Seinfeld. He was nominated seven years in a row for an Emmy. Yeah, I never won, but George was kind of a loser. Now he is total love though he loves Broadway. He loves doing live theater.

11:15 Some of his movies were Pretty Woman and Shallow Howe. He got married in nineteen eighty two and they have two sons. Actor Anthony Mackie. He was born in New Orleans in nineteen seventy eight. Now he played Tupac in the movie Notorious. Then he was in Million Dollar Baby, the hurt Locker. Biggest role has to be Sam Wilson or the Falcon and all those Captain America and Avengers movies. He was divorced one time and has four children from it. Let's go back to Neptune. It takes Neptune one hundred and sixty five years or sixty one hundred and ninety earth days for Neptune to orbit the sun one time. Well, thank you for listening to us today. We appreciate it. Don't forget to follow us on whoever you're listening to us on it comes see us a coolmedia dot com, The School of Three Yahs. Let's end with Hall of Fame football running back Gail Series. He died today in twenty twenty at seventy seven years old. Gail said, I have learned that if you want it bad enough, no matter how bad it is, you can make it have an awesome day, and we'll talk tomorrow.