Sept 4-Macadamia Nut, Beyonce, Ione Skye, Damon Wayans, Murderer electrocuted on toilet, LA Founded

0:10 Well he there, I am Jeff, and welcome to history. In fact, it is about today, presented by Cool Media this September the fourth, and the yeah plagonets. So they called me macadam again, tats on, I shall go then Amia, and I. Absolutely, I'm gonna believe you give why if you're leaving. Get near me, I'll have you arrested. Do you hear me? That is nuts? So they call a Macadamians ahead and cookie and the radio each line and the song sounds pretty Massinia today is national Macadamian that day. Now, Macadamia trees, they are native to Australia, grow forty to sixty feet tall. The Aboriginates they've been eating Macadamian nets for as long as they know, probably a couple of thousand years. But they're actually named after a Scottish guy, yeah, John McAdam. In eighteen eighty two, macadamia trees were planted in Hawaii. For the first they were used as wind breaks for the sugar cane fields. Well, people really like those nuts, so they actually started farming them in nineteen twenty one. Now Hawaii is the number one producer of Macadamian nuts in the whole world. They are healthy for it, but they're a little high in calories, very expensive for a nut. Still fun to celebrate today.

1:16 You can put them in creamer for your coffee or just eat them as a snack. I'm gonna go the bakery they Didak is good on bake grids like cookies and muffins and stuff. So sure enjoy some Macanamian nuts today, all right. What happened in entertainment on September the fourth in the Air nineteen seventy two number one album was Chicago five but Chicago Gilbert and Sullivan and had the number one song with Alone Again, Naturally. Trust where People Same, My God, That's She Stood and No Find Enough Shrimped as well again.

1:57 Jerry Wallace. He had the number one country song with if you leave Me Tonight I'll cry. I will. Take my. Take, My Take My The number one book with Jonathan Livingston Seagull by Richard Buck. Top movie was Deliverance. Some outdoor lovers they take a new canoe trip down the river and run into a bunch of backwards crazy people. So I was John Voyd, Burt Reynolds and Ned Baty. In nineteen sixty five, the band of who they went shopping for a guard dog. Now, when they were inside buying the dog, when they got back out to their van, ten thousand dollars worth of equipment were stolen from that van.

2:45 How much that dog costs? All right? What happened on September of the fourth, sixteen thirty nine. In Massachusetts, they banned drinking toasts. Yeah, they thought toasting when you were drinking it was stupid and no one should do it by that. By sixteen forty five they realized that there was no way in so they repelled the band. Now that's not really the story. The story is that the Puritans were such big drinkers. Seventeen eighty one, Los Angeles, California. It was formed by forty four Mexican people. They called it El Pueblo de Nuesta Signora Lareennad Angels de Porcelin Carla. Now by declining educational standards. Now they just go by La, but it actually means the town of our Lady, the Queen of the Angels of Porcelaini and Coola.

3:28 Holla by Lone story a play sig st Stray. Colost In eighteen thirty three, the newspaper the New York Son. They are the world's first newspaper. Boy. Yeah, it was ten year old Barney Flaherty. He'd walked up down New York to Hawk in the papers. Eighteen eighty six in Skeleton Canyon what today is southeastern Arizona. Apache Indian Chief Geronimo, he's surrendered. It ended the last major US Army Indian War. Now he had actually been fighting in the Mexico and the United States for over thirty years. Now he and his people, I guess you'll call it resettled or settled. In Oklahoma. Eighteen eighty eight, George Eastman heed the first role film camera. He registered his company as kodek. Y'all like Nascar, Well, if you do, you probably watched last Sunday at the Southern five hundred.

4:20 Now they raced it at Darlington's Speedway out there in South Carolina. Now they ran first time in Darlington today in nineteen fifty it was the first paved speedway. Little Rock, Arkansas, in nineteen fifty seven, it's known as the Little Rock Crisis. Nine black students they were supposed to start going to the Little Rock Central High School, but the Democratic governor of Arkansas ovil Fabas. He ordered the National Guard to keep those nine black kids out from going into that all white school. After three weeks, President Eisenow he had had enough, so he federalized the Arkansas National Guard. That meant that he was in charge of it and he could kick the governor out. Then he sent soldiers from the Army's one hundred and first Airborne Decision to of Rock and they provide a security for those nine students. Yeah, they became called this the Little Rock Nine. Now the soldiers they pretty much pride to provide a security for him.

5:07 For most of the year nineteen seventy two, the TV game showed the Prices right, debuted Bob Barker. He has started until two thousand and seven. That's when Drew Carey took over. Nineteen eighty nine, convicted murderer Michael Godwin. He was in South Carolina. He had raped and murdered a twenty four year old woman. He was sentenced to die in South Carolina's electric chair. Well, his death sentence, it got overturned and I had to spend the rest of his life in prison without parole. Well, he was sitting on that metal toilet in his prison cell. He was naked and he was trying to fix a set of airphones that were connected to his TV. We bit into the court. Yeah, he was electrocuted and killed. Two thousand and two. Kelly clarksonent. She won the first season of American Idol twenty nineteen YouTube. They were fined one hundred and seventy million dollars for the legal collecting data on children's viewing habits.

5:52 It's kind of creepy coach coach coat. Show this shipthday. We gonna pause. He left this shiver birthday. We don't simple tage. He was like this shibirth day and you know we don't get that birthday. Let's check out who was born on September the fourth. Hello Americans, this is Paul Harvey in part brought to you by the first Federal Savings and Lone Association ALBLIMA Stand five on yours. Radio broadcaster Paul Harvey. He was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in nineteen eighteen. He read the news and gave commentary morning's at midday. Twenty million people would listen every day. From nineteen fifty one to two thousand and eight, he was on twelve hundred radio stations and four hundred Armed Forces stations. He did the news with some down home folks.

6:40 He talks and he had really conservative views. Made him one of the most famous radio dudes of all time. Paul he married nineteen and forty. His wife her name was Lynn, but he he always called her Angel, even when they were in person or when he referred to her when he was on the air. Say she was his radio producer. She was the first radio producer ever going into the Radio Hall of Fame. They did have one son. Paul died in two thousand and nine, ninety years old. Now you know the rest of the story. Actress Mitzi Gayners, she's ninety three. She's born in Chicago in nineteen thirty one. She's one of the last surviving stars of the Golden Age of Hollywood. She made her movie debut and My Blue Heaven. Then she started the Big Ones. There's no business like show business South Pacific for eleve of money, did a lot, a lot of musical She's married from nineteen fifty four until he died in two thousand and six. Hither Hither I'm Freddy the Boom Boom Washington. Now, if you're old enough to remember the TV show Welcome Back caught her? Then you're old enough to remember Freddy Boom Boom Washington. He was just one of those sweat hawks. He was born in Laurence Hilton Jacobs in New York City in nineteen fifty three seventy one Today. Done a lot of TV appearance. It's been around forty movies. He has two daughters now. He was the only cast member to appear in every episode of Welcome Back Carter actor commedian Damon Wayams. He was born in nineteen sixty in Harlem, New York. He's sixty for Today. In nineteen eighty five, he got hired on a Saturday Night Live. Yeah, he's one of their primetime players.

8:09 He got fired after eleven shows. See during a live skit he improvised, Yeah, he was supposed to be playing this straight cop boll. He turned him into a really flamboyant gay cop. Yeah. Lord Michaels kind of kicked him out of the studio, but he didn't take him long. He had big on in Living Collar, also on TVs, and then My Wife and Kids and Lethal Weapon. Some of his movies are Gonna Get You, Sucker, The Last Boy Scout more Money, Major Pain Dam and he's the third oldest of the ten Wayman's kids. He married for sixteen years and they had four kids before they divorced. Actress I Owned Sky. She's fifty four. She was born in Hampstead, England, in nineteen seventy. Now her dad is a singer Donovan. You know the mellow yellow guy Yip That it's her dad. Her first movie was River's Edge, then Say Anything, Girls in Prison, Gas Food Lodging. Her first husband was Adam Horowitz, remember him. Yeah, it's from the Beastie Boys.

8:57 Now. After they divorced, she had a daughter from a boyfriend. She got married again in two thousand and eight and they have a daughter. Hold Me Too Many. Forty three year old Beyonce Giselle Norse Carter. She's so big she just goes by Beyonce. At least that's what she told me to call her. She was born in Houston, Texas, in nineteen eighty one. Start off as the lead singer for Destiny's Child. Did that from nineteen ninety to two thousand and six. Her and Kelly Rowland. They were the only two who were there the whole time. They sold over sixty million records. Since then, solo Beyonce, she sold over one hundred and sixty million records. She's done some acting.

9:46 She was in some of the movies where Austin Powers, gold Member, Pink Panther, Dream Girls. She married in two thousand and eight to Jay z and they have three children. All Right, this will kind of surprise you. Probably it surprised me. Film cameras actually coming back. Yeah, Like vinyl records, film cameras are really surging in sales lately. Yeah, the last couple of years they've been doing it. Some of the manufacturers has got out of doing film cameras. Yeah, they actually fired up their lines again and starting to sell them. I was kind of wonder where could you get them developed at. Turns out you can get them a developed all over Walmart, Walgreens, CVS, all that. Kind of stuff. So if you're thinking about it, get yourself a digital film camera. Again. Well, thank you for listening today. We appreciate you being here. Don't forget to follow us on who you're listening to us on and come see us at coolmedia dot com.

10:30 That's cool. Thrieos. Let's end with comedian Joan Rivers. She died today. In twenty fourteen, at eighty one years old, Jones said, I don't exercise. If God wanted me to bend over, he would have put diamonds on the floor. You guys have an awesome day. We'll talk tomorrow