Sept. 6, 2025

Sept 6-Tailgating, Jeff Foxworthy, Pink Floyd, The Cranberries, Idris Elba, Mark Chestnut, Piggly Wiggly,

Sept 6-Tailgating, Jeff Foxworthy, Pink Floyd, The Cranberries, Idris Elba, Mark Chestnut, Piggly Wiggly,
Sept 6-Tailgating, Jeff Foxworthy, Pink Floyd, The Cranberries, Idris Elba, Mark Chestnut, Piggly Wiggly,
History & Factoids about today
Sept 6-Tailgating, Jeff Foxworthy, Pink Floyd, The Cranberries, Idris Elba, Mark Chestnut, Piggly Wiggly,

National Tailgating day. Entertainment from 1964. First to sail around the workd, Prsident McKinley shot in Buffalo, First supermarket in the world opened. Todays birthdays - David Allan Coe, Roger Waters, Swoosie Kurtz, Jane Curtain, Jeff Foxworthy, Michael Winslow, Mark Chesnutt, Rosie Perez, Deloris O'Riordan. Burt Reynolds died.

Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran https://www.diannacorcoran.com/
The Tail Gate song - Nathan Osmond
The house of the rising sun - The Animals
I gues I'm crazy - Jim Reeves
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent http://50cent.com/
Mona Lisa lost her smile - David Allan Coe
Comfortably numb - Pink Floyd
You might be a redneck - Jeff Foxworthy
It's a little to late - Mark Chesnutt
Linger - The Cranberries
Lets do something cheap and superficial - Burt Reynolds
Exit - Cowboy cry - Howard County https://howardcountymusic.com/
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0:19 Hi, I'm Jeff, and welcome to History and Factor. It's about today today, September the sixth. Of the charcoal lies and down the long eggs. Packing a fool with a bunch of crazy red nas is party and harder than all the friend war was around. All the arang wa. Don't you put the tailgate down? Today is National Tailgating Day. Now football season is full swing, so that means it's tailgating season. Tilgating it goes back before there were tailgates. The Romans they would party outside the arena before the chariot races. First tailgate partying in the United States it took place in eighteen sixty one.

1:04 It had during the Civil War. Supporters of the Union Army. They camped down picnic before the Battle of bull Run. Yeah, there was a hell that overlooked the battle where the battle was gonna be fought at. They had all kinds of food and drinks and all that kind of stuff. Ah, it didn't turn out so well. The South just whooped the North, but ended up chasing the fleeing Northern soldiers right through where all the people were partying on the hill. It wasn't much of a party after that now eighty percent of all Americans will admit that they've gone to a tailgate in some form, you know, before a sporting event or a concert or something. So that means you all know what to do. You don't need me, So have fun tailgateing today. Try and make it inside the game. All right, this is going on entertainment. On September the sixth, It's about nineteen sixty four number one album was peopled by Barbara Streissan. The Animals had the number one song with the House of the Rising Sun. Henny Queen. Jim Raves had the number one country song with I Guess I'm Crazy, Harty, I Guess. The number one buck was

2:36 the spy who came in from the Colt by John Leacar. Top movie it was Mary Poppins in Turn of the Century London Nanny. She uses magic, music and adventure to help two neglected kids and she needs to try to help them get closer to their dad. Stars Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyk. Julie she won a Best Actress Oscar for it. All Right. What happened on September the sixth, Now this started act three years earlier, but It was today, in fifteen twenty two, that Fernande Ferdinand Magellan his expedition became the first one to sail all the way around the world. They arrived back in Spain today. Now they started out with five ships and two hundred and seventy men. They returned today with one ship and eighteen men. And get this, Magellan wasn't one of them. He had gotten killed over in the Philippines. So his second command, Juan Elcano, he took over after Migellan was killed. Nowjan he did it inaudible. Yeah, he didn't want to go back through everything they had gotten that far, so he said, you know what, let's just keep going straight. So he wasn't supposed to be a world trip, was supposed to be out and back.

3:35 Wan didn't care. He wasn't going to try and go back through the Philippines or anything like that. So they made it back. Yeah, that's a lot easier than actually if they hadn't gone back. Now, but that made them the first people ever sail around the world. Weirdest thing, though, is everybody knows Ferdinand Magellan. Not many people know Wan o'kenne seventeen sixteen, the first lighthouse was built in North America. It was built on Little Brewster Island outside of Boston, British. They destroyed it during the Revolutionary War. Nineteen oh one, the United States President William McKinley, he was in Buffalo, New York, attending the Pan America and Expo, and anarchis named Leon Shuligates. He shot him, yeah, point blank. Rage had one bullet ricocheted off with his jacket button. The other bullet, Yeah, went deep into his stomach and Kinley he died eight days later. Now, man standing behind Leon just hid him on the back of the neck. And that cause Hi had dropped the gun. Then the crowd jumped down and beat the crap out of him. Police finally stopped it. Now, Leon, he said he did it to the benefit all the working people. Now, before McKinley was assassinated, though the main job of the United States Secret Service, Yeah, it was to fight counterfeiting money. Now, the number one job of the Secret Service was to protect the president and his family. So Leon, he actually was executed. Nineteen thirteen, French pilot Adolf Pigud He was the first person to fly a loopy loop Memphis, Tennessee, in nineteen sixteen, Clarence Saunders. He opened up the world's first supermarket, called it Piggly Wiggly. I know, bunch of us there actually shopped. There's still huh, yeah, there's still like five hundred pigli wig He's left in the United States in eighteen different states. Nineteen forty nine, America's first

5:08 mass shooting there took place Camden, New Jersey. Howard Unrunn. He was a twenty eight year old. He had won medals for marketmanship in the army and he fought in World War Two. At about nine to twenty in the morning, he walked out of his apartment, just walked up and down the street. He killed thirteen people in twelve minutes. Yeah, he shot him in their cars, on the streets, through the windows of their houses, through the windows of doors, all that kind of stuff. And then when he finally heard the sirens taking place, he started went back to his house and he locked himself inside place. Were finally able to get him back with tear gas. Said he would have killed more if the police had and showed up, or he had more bullets. His victims raised from the asia of two years old to sixty eight years old. Now he actually was in prison sixty years Yeah, he died in two thousand and nine at sixty or at eighty eight years old. Nineteen ninety nine, nineteen eighty nine, in Paris, France, the police computer system went crazy, totally met malfunction. It sent out arrest warrants for the rest of forty one thousand people who lived in Paris. Yeah, they were all charged with either murder or prostitution. How would you like to have gotten that in the mill out of forty one thousand people? Think a couple of them?

6:14 How they know? Nineteen ninety one, as the Soviet Union began to collapse, they recognized the independence of Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia. Then they changed the name of the city Leningrad and back to Saint Petersburg. See back in nineteen twenty four Lenon he wanted the city named after it, so he changed it to Leningrad. Now Saint Petersburg was actually founded by Peter the Great seventeen oh three. Joke, joke, joke, charge dish shibbert day, We're gonna page he left this shiverbthday, were gonna simple caage. He's like this shbirth day and you know we don't give up. Let's check out. It was born on September the sixth.

6:56 Totally is a loss to smile. Sam's a trembling now and if she's out there running, why it's just the calls I've daughter. That was country singer David allen Coe. He's eighty six. He's born Akron, Ohio in nineteen thirty nine. Now he was first sent to reform school when he is nine years old. Then he's spent over the next twenty years in and out of prison, locked up all the time. Yeah, he started writing songs. So when he finally got out for good and decided to go straight, stay right into the Kent Country outlier movement that was taking place in the nineteen seventies named his first album, Penitentiary Blues. At least forty albums since then, Biggest ted. Yeah, he didn't sing it, he wrote it. Biggest city ever wrote Yeah, Johnny Paycheck singing it was take this job and shove it.

7:50 Some of David's songs that he sang were you never called me by my name, long Haired Redneck, Mona, Lisa's Smile. Now he has one son and one daughter. That was Roger Waters singing for Pink Floyd. He's eighty two, born in Great Bookham, England, in nineteen forty three. He co founded Pink Floyd nineteen sixty five. Originally he was just supposed to play bass guitar. He ended up singing and writing all their songs. Pink Foyd. This a'll over two and fifty million records. Now you don't really talk about Pink Floyd songs. Pretty much talk about their albums like The Wall and that kind of stuff. Well, Dark Side of the Moon that is the fourth biggest selling album of all time, Michael Jackson's Thriller, acdc's Back in Black, and the Bodyguard movie Sound Tricks. I guess that's Whitney Houston.

8:50 They've all sold more. Roger, he left Pink Foyd in nineteen eighty five, does his own solo stuff. He has a son and a daughter from his second wife, a son from his third wife, married a fifth wife. Twenty twenty one actress Swoozie Kurtz. Yeah that's her name. Her father named her Swoozie. Yeah. He was a pilot during World War Two. He named Swoozy after the B seventeen D flying Fortress. It was a bomber. She's eighty one. She's born Oma, Nebraska in nineteen forty four. She went two Tony's for Broadway. Her first movie was Slap Shot and then The World According to gar Vice Versa Cruel Intentions. On TV, she start on Sisters and then she was Molly's Mom and Mike and Molly. Actress Comedian Jane Curtin. She was born in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in nineteen forty seven.

9:31 She's seventy eight. She first hit big as an original cast member on Saturday Night Live. She did that for five years. Then on TV she went back to back Emmy starring in Kate Ally Yeah. She was Ali. Later on she did Third Rock from the Sun. Some of her movies are Coneads, The Shaggy Da, I Love You Man. Jane she married nineteen seventy five and they have a daughter. If you've ever been too drunk to fish, you might be a red neck. If every day. Somebody comes to your door mistakenly thinking you're having a yard sale, you might be a red kneck.

10:11 Comedian Jeff Foxworthy. He's sixty seven. He was born in Atlanta, Georgia, in nineteen fifty eight. Now Jeff he does a great job with that whole redneck angle and sticking on that. He actually grew up in money, so he is no redneck, but he sure does a good job at it. Now his comedy albums, the sales of him make him the top selling comedian of all time. Now he had huge with the Blue Comedy Blue Collar Comedy Tour. He's had a couple Jeff Foxworthy TV series. He hosted Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader? For eight years. I didn't know he's on that long. He got married in nineteen eighty five and they have two daughters. Acter comedian Michael Winslow, he's also sixty seven. He's born in Spokane, Washington. He is known as the Man of ten thousand sound effects. He can make realistic sounds pretty much of everything just by using his face in his voice. I bet you probably know him best for being in all seven of those Please Academy movies. Yeah, he's the only actor who was able to pull that off. Been in over sixty move is total.

11:04 Now. He was married three times and has two children from it. Oh, I should have done this, and I should have done that, should have been and she'd never left it. Should have been hang'd every word she ever had to say. A little too lay, she's a. Little too doll, she's a little too a little too wrong. That would be a good time change too. He's got your singer, Mark Chestnutt. He was born in Beaumont, Texas, in nineteen sixty three. Sixty two year old has twenty top ten hits and then they had another eighth that went up to number one. Some of those are brother Jukebox, Mile Flames. I'll have new names. Sure is Monday. I'll think of something. Now he still performs. You can just go to his website. He didn't really tour. He just kind of a show so you can catch check Mark out.

11:51 Got married in nineteen ninety two and they have three sons. Actors. Rosie pez Is sixty one. She's born in Bushwick, New York, in nineteen sixty four. Bushwacking basically Brooklyn Now. She went to college to major in biochemistry. When she was dancing at the club, then she was asking she wanted to be a dancer on the TV show Soul Train, so she quit school and said okay. From that, she went on to be a flag girl and then she was the choreographer for the TV show In Living Color. She was nominated three Emmys for the choreography for that. Some of her movies are Do the Right Thing, White Man Can't Jump. She was nominated for an Oscar for the movie Fearless Yeah. She lost to Marissa Toomey and her movie Vinnie My Cousin, Vinny Rosie. She's been married to her second husband since twenty thirteen. She was Dolores R. Warden.

12:54 That was her singing with the Cramberries. She was born in Bali, brick And, Ireland in nineteen seventy one. That's a cool name now. She joined the Karenberrys in nineteen ninety with their singing. They said there were forty million records Linger Zombie Salvation Face are free to decide. Those are all some of their heads now. She was married for twenty years and they divorced in twenty fourteen and had three children. Twenty eighteen, Delores she died at forty six years old. She drowned in the bathtub from alcohol intoxication. Actor Idris Elba He's fifty three, is born in Hackney, England in nineteen seventy two. On the TV show What Was That Now, he hit really big on the TV show The Wire and then Luther. He hit even bigger in movies though, Yeah, he played Heimdall and five of the Thorn Avenger movies. He's also on Pacific Ram, No Good Deed, The Suicide Squad. He had a son from a girlfriend, then he had a daughter from his first wife, married his third wife in twenty nineteen. Alrightyre code of the day it comes from Burt Reynolds.

13:52 Tend to keep from falling off your borrows JeOS about all lady, you kin dude, I'll make my proposision because I'm just as drug as you. Let's do something cheap mass serve his shouldren. Yeah. Bert released an album Blur in the nineteen seventies about to Remember It more for an actor though uh now. He died today in twenty eighteen, at eighty two years old. Bert said, you can only hold your stomach in for so many years. Well, thank you all for listening today. Got make sure you follow us on whoever you listen to us on so you can always find us. Come to a coolmedia dot com that's cool three us and see what's going on the radio station of the podcast and the cool cast and all that kind of stuff there.

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15:20 He must know no doubt you. And I'll even winet the games you do. How you cutting me down just to watch me? Guys? So the Americans trying still be too. She has Powerbo Turphie enough, but you won't see the paint that cost inside that you may never see this cown oooh