November 24, 2025 • 12 mins
National play day with dad. Entertainment from 1994. Woody Woodpecker made his acting debut, Philadelphia held the 1st Thanksgiving parade, US imposed a nation wide 55MPH speed limit. Todays birthdays - Ricardo Montalban, Percy Sledge, John Larroquette, Amy Grant, Christina Applegate.
Intro - Good did good - Dianna Corcoran https://www.diannacorcoran.com/
The best day - George Strait
Human - Human League
Touch me when we're dancing - Alabama
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent http://50cent.com/
When a man loves a woman - Percy Sledge
Baby Baby - Amy Grant
Exit - She got that - Wes Ryan https://wesryan.pro/
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Intro - Good did good - Dianna Corcoran https://www.diannacorcoran.com/
The best day - George Strait
Human - Human League
Touch me when we're dancing - Alabama
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent http://50cent.com/
When a man loves a woman - Percy Sledge
Baby Baby - Amy Grant
Exit - She got that - Wes Ryan https://wesryan.pro/
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Speaker 1 (00:19):
Welcome to history and facto. It's about today. I am
Jeff and today's November the twenty fifth.
Speaker 2 (00:23):
Today this could be the best my life dream day.
Speaker 3 (00:32):
That about the fun weel has, just me.
Speaker 2 (00:39):
And you doing what I'm always wonting to.
Speaker 1 (00:45):
Today is National Play with Dad Day. Yeah, today is
to increase dads to take an active role in their
kids' life. I'll just spend some time with them today. Now,
it is not a judgment by society that dads don't
spend enough time with their kids. Now, this has come
from the dads. Sixty three percent of all dads, so
they did not spend enough time with their kids. So
(01:05):
days just reminder for you out and go do what
you really want to do and let's be with your kids.
So dads and kids go out and have fun together.
I kind of think today was created by the wives.
All right, this is going on entertainment on November twenty fifth,
Let's back to nineteen eighty six. Number one album was
Third Stage by Boston. Human League got the number one
so ONNG with Human.
Speaker 3 (01:27):
Fashion Mistake.
Speaker 1 (01:42):
The number one country song was Touch Me when We're
Dancing by Alabama.
Speaker 4 (01:46):
And Letting Me Steal Kids Call touch me when the dancers.
You know you've got that love and you touch you
touched when with dance. I won't to feel you when
I'm falling.
Speaker 1 (02:08):
The number one book was World Win by James Cleveel.
Top movie it was Star Trek four or The Voyager Home.
I had to save Earth from Alians Kirk and his crew.
They have to go back in time to San Francisco
in nineteen eighty six. Sorrys William Shatner, Leonard Nie Boy
and deforced killing All right? What happened? On November twenty fifth,
seventeen fifteen. A female American inventor, Sabella Masters. She became
(02:30):
the first American to receive a patent from England. She
invented a more effective way of processing corn. After that,
she invented a process for making hats. Eighteen seventeen, Sensama
He came to the United States all the way from India.
In New York City, he became the first sword swallow
at ever to perform in America. How do we know that, Well,
they painted a picture of that historic event. Yeah, it's
(02:51):
actually hanging in the Museum of Art in Brooklyn in
New York City. There's this fine dining steakhouse called Delmonicos. Yeah,
this is the first finding restaurant in America. Now today's
world famous and expensive and everything open up in eighteen
thirty seven. Now you get soup, steak, coffee, and half
a pie for twelve cents, so like a good deal.
I mean today that'd be four dollars and five cents.
(03:12):
But if you actually look at their menu today, cheapest
thing on the whole menu is French fries. Got seventeen bucks.
Eighteen thirty nine, a cyclone slammed into eastern India level
of the city of Cornega. The forty foot storm Serres
destroyed over twenty thousand boats and killed over three hundred
thousand people. Eighteen eighty five, Canada created their first national park.
It was brandif It's out there in Alberta. Nineteen twenty
(03:35):
Philadelphia they held the first Thanksgiving Day parade. Yeah, start
out called Gimbals Things Giving Day Parade. At Gimbals it
was a department store, so that's why the next year Macy's. Yeah,
they started their Thanksgiving the eight Pray in New York
City in nineteen twenty four. Now they added Santa Claus
at the end, so This was kind of cooler now Philly.
They're still out there Thanksgiving Day Parade though, but it's
not Gimbals anymore. Now it's the dunkin Donuts Things Giving
(03:56):
Day Parade ye two nineteen forty Whatody Woodpecker made his
movie debut in the movie Knock Knock. Been an over
two in a cartoon since now the wood Woody, the
Woody Woodpecker balloon that you say every year in the
Macy'son Day parade that started in nineteen eighty two. Nineteen
(04:19):
sixty one, the United States aircraft carry the Enterprise was commissioned.
The first nuclear powered aircraft carrier had eight nuclear reactors.
Now they quickly realized that that was way overkilled, so
every aircraft after that they only have two nuclear reactors.
The Enterprise, it was decommissioned, Dike out of service in
twenty seventeen. It's parked in Newport News, Virginia. Now they're
going to recycle that whole damn thing. But until they
(04:41):
figure out how to do that, Yeah, if you give
him ten bucks, you can walk around on it. Nineteen
sixty seven, airlines are starting to get pissed, so Puerto Rico, yep,
we had to go into the Atlantic time zone, say
before then, Puerto Rico is kind of in his own
time zone out there. They said, no, you're in Atlantic
from now on. Nineteen seventy three to save the energy
the United S, they said, fifty five miles an hour
is a maximum speed limit. That's not on the interstates.
(05:04):
Oh that's everywhere nowhere could you drive faster than fifty
five miles an hour? They wanted to conserve energy, So
how much energy do we conserve? Nothing? It didn't do anything,
but it made Sammy Haggart a lot of money. Yeah,
and I can't drive fifty five song. Yeah, even got
a Ferrari out of it. Now, by nineteen ninety five
they got rid of that law, but it was kind
of like marijuana. By the time the government got rid
(05:25):
of it, all the states had alread up their speeds
of them, so they didn't give it damn anymore. The
camera was doing now in the original Planet of the
Apes movie, the one that came out in nineteen sixty
eight that started the whole thing. The day that the
astronauts land on the planet that is run by the
Apes today November twenty fifth and thirty nine, seventy five,
so we have plenty of time before we have to
(05:45):
worry about the monkeys.
Speaker 2 (05:47):
Joke gop Co joked, joke, shog this Shivers day we
gonna cause he left.
Speaker 4 (05:55):
This shiver day.
Speaker 3 (05:56):
We got simple cards like this shibirf Day. And you
know we don't get because that's okay.
Speaker 1 (06:02):
It was born out of November the twenty fifth actor
Ricardo Monkelbaum. He was born in Mexico City in nineteen twenty.
Acted for almost seventy years. Nineteen sixty seven he played
con on an episode of Star Trek. They brought him
back in nineteen eighty two for the movie Star Trek
The Wrath of Khan, but by then he had already
been in the Star of All the Planet, the Eighth movies.
He was on My Fantasy Island. He was mister York
(06:25):
and all that now Ricardo. We married in nineteen forty four.
They were together to His wife died in two thousand
and seven. They had four kids. Ricardo. He died in
two thousand and nine and eighty eight years old from
heart failure.
Speaker 3 (06:40):
Checked even min nothing. Then he changed the world. The
final cause she no long.
Speaker 1 (06:58):
That was Percy Sledge. He was born on Leighton, Alabama,
in nineteen forty four, saying pop R and B gospel,
shoul all that good pop ever you may be saying
it now. His biggest hit was that one that I
played a man When a man loves a woman. Then
he had one and tender Love, Take time to nowhere
he tears me up. Okay, here we go so now.
He was married to a second wife from nineteen eighty
(07:20):
till he died in twenty fifteen. They had one child,
a person. He had twelve children total, and none of
them for his first wife. It was thirty four when
he died from liver cancer. After John Lyric Cats seventy eight.
He was born in New Orleans in nineteen forty seven.
His first TV series with Bob Bob Blacksheet, But then
he hit really big on Night Court. Now he is
(07:41):
the only original member on Nightcurit that's still alive now.
His first movie was nineteen seventy four. He was the
narrator for the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre movie. Then he
actually narrated the two thousand and three, two thousand and six,
and twenty twenty two Texas Chainsaw Masker movies. He's also
in stripes, Meat Boss two, Blind Date. He married nineteen
seventy five and they have one daughter and two sons.
(08:22):
The Queen of Christian Pop Amy Grant. She's sixty five.
She's born in Augusta, Georgia in nineteen sixty grew up
in Nashville. Some of her crossover it's where baby baby,
that's what love is for every heart beat, beggess, it
was every time, next time I fall. That was with
Peter Sittara. She was married to her first thousand or
seventeen years and that three kids. After they divorce in
(08:43):
two thousands, she married Vince Gill. They have one daughter now.
Speaker 2 (08:46):
Amy.
Speaker 1 (08:46):
She's doing a bunch of Christmas shows up until what
I think it was like December eighth, A pretty good
show so C. C. Whinings and Michael W. Smith. Then
on December tenth, she's coming back to Nashville and she's
with her husband, Vince Gill. They're gonna do like twelve.
Show was at the Rymond Theater if you want to
go see their Christmas showing out there. Actress Christina Applegate.
She was born in Los Angeles nineteen seventy one fifty
(09:08):
four today. Now. She was on the soap opera The
Days of Our Life. When she was one, she'd already
done a TV commercial for three months. Now, by ten
she did her first movie. It was Jaws of Seatan Hey.
Now she got famous, of course for playing belt Kelly Bundy,
unmarried with children now she was sixteen. There some of
her movies where Don't Tell, Don't Tell Mama, The Babysitters Dead,
(09:30):
and The Sweetest Thing The Anchor Man movies.
Speaker 4 (09:33):
Now.
Speaker 1 (09:33):
She beat breast cancer in two thousand and eight. Then
in twenty twenty one, Christina she announced that she'd been
diagnosed with multiple scrosses. Now it sounds like she's having
a rough time. That's something she's doing very good. So
her prayers are definitely going out to her and her family.
She got married to her second husband in twenty thirteen
and they have a daughter. All right. Insteadvil quote of
the day, I'm just gonna give you something to think about.
(09:53):
Cuban dictator Fidel Castro, and he died to day in
twenty sixteen at ninety years old. When Castro took over
his dictator of Cuba, he was such a hardcore pure
socialist and communists, they call him Marxist linus Lininus that
he was so anti capitalism that he ordered that all
the Monopoly board games in Q would be destroyed. Wow,
thank you for listen today. I read to follow us
(10:14):
something you listen to his aunt and check out today
show description form links to us and everything about it.
Our country editor got me our country Udergron radio artist.
The day comes from dick out there in Rapid City,
South Dakota. You want to start here West Ryan song.
She got that. You guys have an awesome day. We'll
talk tomorrow.
Speaker 2 (10:32):
She walks in like a breeze in July, sun in
her hair, then looking her goose, clicking on the hardwood
for every hit, turning like what's she here for? I
don't know her name this shit, but I'm ben shees
the reason herds forget.
Speaker 3 (10:51):
He looking like a Friday flame. Girls got that wild
game never been same.
Speaker 2 (10:59):
She's got the vibe and she don't even try, And
I'm like, whoa mama.
Speaker 5 (11:07):
Yeah, she got that line, a little bit of don't
you there, look ahead, that sweet tea draw with a twister.
He shaking me up like a backrobe base got me going,
And she got that smile, got that swig, got me tripping.
Over every word, I say, like, who's that girl with.
Speaker 3 (11:27):
The yell all day?
Speaker 2 (11:31):
Yeah, she got that every move like a radio song
two step honey, just floating along, laughing like she don't
care who.
Speaker 3 (11:39):
She's pulling every bit of gravity towards me. She's a
red light there, a green light girl.
Speaker 2 (11:44):
That girl's got something in her so hey, stealing the
spy lies moth, even the juke box, don't know to dude.
She's got this barket. She'spired her own cue. And I'm like,
whoa look at that view.
Speaker 3 (12:02):
Yes, she got that little bit of don't you there,
look away?
Speaker 5 (12:07):
That sweet tea, dropping the twister, hey, shaking me up
like a back roll base.
Speaker 3 (12:12):
Got me going.
Speaker 2 (12:16):
Yes, she got that smile, got that swig, got me
tripping over everywhere.
Speaker 3 (12:20):
I say like, who's that girl with the heir all
ding
Welcome to history and facto. It's about today. I am
Jeff and today's November the twenty fifth.
Speaker 2 (00:23):
Today this could be the best my life dream day.
Speaker 3 (00:32):
That about the fun weel has, just me.
Speaker 2 (00:39):
And you doing what I'm always wonting to.
Speaker 1 (00:45):
Today is National Play with Dad Day. Yeah, today is
to increase dads to take an active role in their
kids' life. I'll just spend some time with them today. Now,
it is not a judgment by society that dads don't
spend enough time with their kids. Now, this has come
from the dads. Sixty three percent of all dads, so
they did not spend enough time with their kids. So
(01:05):
days just reminder for you out and go do what
you really want to do and let's be with your kids.
So dads and kids go out and have fun together.
I kind of think today was created by the wives.
All right, this is going on entertainment on November twenty fifth,
Let's back to nineteen eighty six. Number one album was
Third Stage by Boston. Human League got the number one
so ONNG with Human.
Speaker 3 (01:27):
Fashion Mistake.
Speaker 1 (01:42):
The number one country song was Touch Me when We're
Dancing by Alabama.
Speaker 4 (01:46):
And Letting Me Steal Kids Call touch me when the dancers.
You know you've got that love and you touch you
touched when with dance. I won't to feel you when
I'm falling.
Speaker 1 (02:08):
The number one book was World Win by James Cleveel.
Top movie it was Star Trek four or The Voyager Home.
I had to save Earth from Alians Kirk and his crew.
They have to go back in time to San Francisco
in nineteen eighty six. Sorrys William Shatner, Leonard Nie Boy
and deforced killing All right? What happened? On November twenty fifth,
seventeen fifteen. A female American inventor, Sabella Masters. She became
(02:30):
the first American to receive a patent from England. She
invented a more effective way of processing corn. After that,
she invented a process for making hats. Eighteen seventeen, Sensama
He came to the United States all the way from India.
In New York City, he became the first sword swallow
at ever to perform in America. How do we know that, Well,
they painted a picture of that historic event. Yeah, it's
(02:51):
actually hanging in the Museum of Art in Brooklyn in
New York City. There's this fine dining steakhouse called Delmonicos. Yeah,
this is the first finding restaurant in America. Now today's
world famous and expensive and everything open up in eighteen
thirty seven. Now you get soup, steak, coffee, and half
a pie for twelve cents, so like a good deal.
I mean today that'd be four dollars and five cents.
(03:12):
But if you actually look at their menu today, cheapest
thing on the whole menu is French fries. Got seventeen bucks.
Eighteen thirty nine, a cyclone slammed into eastern India level
of the city of Cornega. The forty foot storm Serres
destroyed over twenty thousand boats and killed over three hundred
thousand people. Eighteen eighty five, Canada created their first national park.
It was brandif It's out there in Alberta. Nineteen twenty
(03:35):
Philadelphia they held the first Thanksgiving Day parade. Yeah, start
out called Gimbals Things Giving Day Parade. At Gimbals it
was a department store, so that's why the next year Macy's. Yeah,
they started their Thanksgiving the eight Pray in New York
City in nineteen twenty four. Now they added Santa Claus
at the end, so This was kind of cooler now Philly.
They're still out there Thanksgiving Day Parade though, but it's
not Gimbals anymore. Now it's the dunkin Donuts Things Giving
(03:56):
Day Parade ye two nineteen forty Whatody Woodpecker made his
movie debut in the movie Knock Knock. Been an over
two in a cartoon since now the wood Woody, the
Woody Woodpecker balloon that you say every year in the
Macy'son Day parade that started in nineteen eighty two. Nineteen
(04:19):
sixty one, the United States aircraft carry the Enterprise was commissioned.
The first nuclear powered aircraft carrier had eight nuclear reactors.
Now they quickly realized that that was way overkilled, so
every aircraft after that they only have two nuclear reactors.
The Enterprise, it was decommissioned, Dike out of service in
twenty seventeen. It's parked in Newport News, Virginia. Now they're
going to recycle that whole damn thing. But until they
(04:41):
figure out how to do that, Yeah, if you give
him ten bucks, you can walk around on it. Nineteen
sixty seven, airlines are starting to get pissed, so Puerto Rico, yep,
we had to go into the Atlantic time zone, say
before then, Puerto Rico is kind of in his own
time zone out there. They said, no, you're in Atlantic
from now on. Nineteen seventy three to save the energy
the United S, they said, fifty five miles an hour
is a maximum speed limit. That's not on the interstates.
(05:04):
Oh that's everywhere nowhere could you drive faster than fifty
five miles an hour? They wanted to conserve energy, So
how much energy do we conserve? Nothing? It didn't do anything,
but it made Sammy Haggart a lot of money. Yeah,
and I can't drive fifty five song. Yeah, even got
a Ferrari out of it. Now, by nineteen ninety five
they got rid of that law, but it was kind
of like marijuana. By the time the government got rid
(05:25):
of it, all the states had alread up their speeds
of them, so they didn't give it damn anymore. The
camera was doing now in the original Planet of the
Apes movie, the one that came out in nineteen sixty
eight that started the whole thing. The day that the
astronauts land on the planet that is run by the
Apes today November twenty fifth and thirty nine, seventy five,
so we have plenty of time before we have to
(05:45):
worry about the monkeys.
Speaker 2 (05:47):
Joke gop Co joked, joke, shog this Shivers day we
gonna cause he left.
Speaker 4 (05:55):
This shiver day.
Speaker 3 (05:56):
We got simple cards like this shibirf Day. And you
know we don't get because that's okay.
Speaker 1 (06:02):
It was born out of November the twenty fifth actor
Ricardo Monkelbaum. He was born in Mexico City in nineteen twenty.
Acted for almost seventy years. Nineteen sixty seven he played
con on an episode of Star Trek. They brought him
back in nineteen eighty two for the movie Star Trek
The Wrath of Khan, but by then he had already
been in the Star of All the Planet, the Eighth movies.
He was on My Fantasy Island. He was mister York
(06:25):
and all that now Ricardo. We married in nineteen forty four.
They were together to His wife died in two thousand
and seven. They had four kids. Ricardo. He died in
two thousand and nine and eighty eight years old from
heart failure.
Speaker 3 (06:40):
Checked even min nothing. Then he changed the world. The
final cause she no long.
Speaker 1 (06:58):
That was Percy Sledge. He was born on Leighton, Alabama,
in nineteen forty four, saying pop R and B gospel,
shoul all that good pop ever you may be saying
it now. His biggest hit was that one that I
played a man When a man loves a woman. Then
he had one and tender Love, Take time to nowhere
he tears me up. Okay, here we go so now.
He was married to a second wife from nineteen eighty
(07:20):
till he died in twenty fifteen. They had one child,
a person. He had twelve children total, and none of
them for his first wife. It was thirty four when
he died from liver cancer. After John Lyric Cats seventy eight.
He was born in New Orleans in nineteen forty seven.
His first TV series with Bob Bob Blacksheet, But then
he hit really big on Night Court. Now he is
(07:41):
the only original member on Nightcurit that's still alive now.
His first movie was nineteen seventy four. He was the
narrator for the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre movie. Then he
actually narrated the two thousand and three, two thousand and six,
and twenty twenty two Texas Chainsaw Masker movies. He's also
in stripes, Meat Boss two, Blind Date. He married nineteen
seventy five and they have one daughter and two sons.
(08:22):
The Queen of Christian Pop Amy Grant. She's sixty five.
She's born in Augusta, Georgia in nineteen sixty grew up
in Nashville. Some of her crossover it's where baby baby,
that's what love is for every heart beat, beggess, it
was every time, next time I fall. That was with
Peter Sittara. She was married to her first thousand or
seventeen years and that three kids. After they divorce in
(08:43):
two thousands, she married Vince Gill. They have one daughter now.
Speaker 2 (08:46):
Amy.
Speaker 1 (08:46):
She's doing a bunch of Christmas shows up until what
I think it was like December eighth, A pretty good
show so C. C. Whinings and Michael W. Smith. Then
on December tenth, she's coming back to Nashville and she's
with her husband, Vince Gill. They're gonna do like twelve.
Show was at the Rymond Theater if you want to
go see their Christmas showing out there. Actress Christina Applegate.
She was born in Los Angeles nineteen seventy one fifty
(09:08):
four today. Now. She was on the soap opera The
Days of Our Life. When she was one, she'd already
done a TV commercial for three months. Now, by ten
she did her first movie. It was Jaws of Seatan Hey.
Now she got famous, of course for playing belt Kelly Bundy,
unmarried with children now she was sixteen. There some of
her movies where Don't Tell, Don't Tell Mama, The Babysitters Dead,
(09:30):
and The Sweetest Thing The Anchor Man movies.
Speaker 4 (09:33):
Now.
Speaker 1 (09:33):
She beat breast cancer in two thousand and eight. Then
in twenty twenty one, Christina she announced that she'd been
diagnosed with multiple scrosses. Now it sounds like she's having
a rough time. That's something she's doing very good. So
her prayers are definitely going out to her and her family.
She got married to her second husband in twenty thirteen
and they have a daughter. All right. Insteadvil quote of
the day, I'm just gonna give you something to think about.
(09:53):
Cuban dictator Fidel Castro, and he died to day in
twenty sixteen at ninety years old. When Castro took over
his dictator of Cuba, he was such a hardcore pure
socialist and communists, they call him Marxist linus Lininus that
he was so anti capitalism that he ordered that all
the Monopoly board games in Q would be destroyed. Wow,
thank you for listen today. I read to follow us
(10:14):
something you listen to his aunt and check out today
show description form links to us and everything about it.
Our country editor got me our country Udergron radio artist.
The day comes from dick out there in Rapid City,
South Dakota. You want to start here West Ryan song.
She got that. You guys have an awesome day. We'll
talk tomorrow.
Speaker 2 (10:32):
She walks in like a breeze in July, sun in
her hair, then looking her goose, clicking on the hardwood
for every hit, turning like what's she here for? I
don't know her name this shit, but I'm ben shees
the reason herds forget.
Speaker 3 (10:51):
He looking like a Friday flame. Girls got that wild
game never been same.
Speaker 2 (10:59):
She's got the vibe and she don't even try, And
I'm like, whoa mama.
Speaker 5 (11:07):
Yeah, she got that line, a little bit of don't
you there, look ahead, that sweet tea draw with a twister.
He shaking me up like a backrobe base got me going,
And she got that smile, got that swig, got me tripping.
Over every word, I say, like, who's that girl with.
Speaker 3 (11:27):
The yell all day?
Speaker 2 (11:31):
Yeah, she got that every move like a radio song
two step honey, just floating along, laughing like she don't
care who.
Speaker 3 (11:39):
She's pulling every bit of gravity towards me. She's a
red light there, a green light girl.
Speaker 2 (11:44):
That girl's got something in her so hey, stealing the
spy lies moth, even the juke box, don't know to dude.
She's got this barket. She'spired her own cue. And I'm like,
whoa look at that view.
Speaker 3 (12:02):
Yes, she got that little bit of don't you there,
look away?
Speaker 5 (12:07):
That sweet tea, dropping the twister, hey, shaking me up
like a back roll base.
Speaker 3 (12:12):
Got me going.
Speaker 2 (12:16):
Yes, she got that smile, got that swig, got me
tripping over everywhere.
Speaker 3 (12:20):
I say like, who's that girl with the heir all
ding
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