October 25, 2025 • 17 mins
National Chucky the notorious killer doll day. Entertrainment from 1961. King of Greece dies from a monkey bite, US Sub torpedo's itself, 1st electronic watches went on sale. Todays birthdays - Pablo Picasso, Minnie Pearl, Marion Ross, Helen Reddy, John Anderson, Nancy Cartwright, Mark Miller, Ed Robertson, Katy Perry, Ciara. Vincent Price died
Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran https://www.diannacorcoran.com/
Chucky sings a song
Runaround sue - Dion
Walk on bye - Leroy Van Dyke
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent http://50cent.com/
Happy Days TV theme
I am woman - Helen Reddy
Leave it - Yes
Do the Bartman - The Simpsons
Some girls do - Sawyer Brown
One week - Barenaked Ladies
Teenage dream - Katy Perry
1 2 step - Ciara
Exit - Time Bomb - Jason Sturgeon https://www.jasonsturgeonmusic.com/
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Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran https://www.diannacorcoran.com/
Chucky sings a song
Runaround sue - Dion
Walk on bye - Leroy Van Dyke
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent http://50cent.com/
Happy Days TV theme
I am woman - Helen Reddy
Leave it - Yes
Do the Bartman - The Simpsons
Some girls do - Sawyer Brown
One week - Barenaked Ladies
Teenage dream - Katy Perry
1 2 step - Ciara
Exit - Time Bomb - Jason Sturgeon https://www.jasonsturgeonmusic.com/
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History & Factoids about today webpage
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hi, I'm Jeff and welcome to history and fact. Good's
(00:22):
about today? It is October the twenty fifth.
Speaker 2 (00:25):
This is a song about Alain Chucky. Oh my good God,
Shuns Flash Slash Slash, I love song, Hay's Birthday, Let's
Friend's hand, I'll be your friendom Killim.
Speaker 1 (00:49):
Today is National Chucky the Notorious Killer Doll Day. Yeah,
I'm not a big fan of but hey, it is
Halloeen's almost there and this is Chucky's time of year.
Chucky started out in the movie Child's Play in nineteen
eighty eight. Now it's just known as the Chucky franchise.
Now it started out as slasher movies, but it's kind
of evolved into like horror films with dark humor and
(01:10):
that kind of stuff. Now, if you own an original
Chucky's all yeah, they're selling for about twel hundred books.
Speaker 2 (01:15):
Now.
Speaker 1 (01:15):
There are eight Chucky in Child's Play movies. There was
a TV series, lots of merchandise, so I guess they
just get into Halloween by binging on Chucky today. All right,
this is going on entertainment in October twenty fifth. It'spect
through nineteen sixty one. Then one album was Judy at
Carnegie Hall by Judy Garland. Dion had the number one
on with run around Sue own.
Speaker 3 (01:35):
Up from the veris is there to leave you for
the broken? I've missing people. What I'm telling them? You
lucky people away from Marna around suit Yeah, hit on
my miss and lips and the.
Speaker 2 (01:48):
Smile on them babies, Jamo hand and this girls wanting praised.
Speaker 3 (01:52):
There so many of you don't want to.
Speaker 1 (01:55):
Hucky people away from Aarona around suit Leroy Van Dyke
had the name on country song with walk on by.
Speaker 2 (02:02):
Didn't look so good.
Speaker 4 (02:05):
You know someone not supposed to know.
Speaker 3 (02:12):
Just walk on ye wait on the corner.
Speaker 4 (02:20):
You up your strangers, we need.
Speaker 1 (02:26):
The number one buck was Franny and Zoe by J. D. Salinger.
Top movie is West Side Story now boy and girl
from rival gangs. They fell in love, but the gangs
don't like that at all, so they all sing and dance.
Stars Natalie Wood, Richard Baymar and Rita Marino. Now that show.
It did win ten Academy Awards, including Best Picture. Nineteen
seventy eight, the movie Halloween hit theaters. Now it was
(02:49):
Jamie Lee Curtis's first movie. It got three hundred thousand
dollars to make, made over sixty five million and created
whole franchise. Now that Max that was worn by Michael Myers,
you know the Killer, Yeah, it was a Captain Kirk Mass.
They found it a costume store for a dollar ninety eight.
Speaker 5 (03:03):
Yep.
Speaker 1 (03:03):
All they did was widen the eyes and spray painted.
So that's how you got Michael Myer's a kidd at
a What happened on August the twenty fifth, nineteen twenty
The King of Greece, his name is Alexander the First.
He died. He was only twenty seven years old. See
three weeks earlier. He was out walking his dog in
his palace gardens and his dog in the gardener's monkey
and a god they got into a fight. Well, alex Alexander,
(03:25):
he broke up the fight. The monkey bid him, but
it didn't seem like a big deal at the time. Well,
he ended up getting blood poison from it. Yeah, that's
what killed him. Nineteen twenty nine, United States President Harding
his Secretary of the Interior, Albert Fell. He was convicted
for his part in the teapot Dome scandal. He took
one hundred thousand dollars bribe. Now he had to spend
the next year in prison and had to pay back
(03:46):
one hundred thousand dollars in his fine. Now he was
the first presidential cabinet member who was actually convicted of
a crime. So at one hundred thousand dollars in nineteen
twenty nine, it's about one point nine million today nineteen
thirty two. Over in Italy. The Italian people, so they
were starting to not like so much that they were
being ruled by a dictator. So to ease all their
fares and you know, get rid of their concerns, Mussolini
(04:07):
addressed his citizens and he proclaimed that he would only
be a dictator for thirty more years. The United States
submarine the Tang, it had sank thirty three Japanese warships.
Then today in nineteen forty four, yep, it was lined
up on number thirty four. It had it in its sites.
It was already boom fired the torpedo. The torpedo malfunctioned. Yeah,
started going to circles. Well, the Tang did everything I
(04:28):
could to avoid it, but yeah, it didn't work. So
basically its own rain and earned its own torpedo ended
up sinking the Tang now seventy eight sailors died. Nine
of them actually survived and got to the surface. Yeah,
but they were quickly captured by the Japanese. In nineteen
sixty Bulovah, they started selling the first electronic watches. Yeah,
the first time you didn't have to wind your watch.
(04:49):
Nineteen sixty four, in football, Minnesota Vikings defensive lineman Jim Marshall,
he picked up a fumbling in he ran it sixty
six yards the wrong way for the touchdown. I thought
he's going to touch Daddy spike the ball and everything. Yeah,
ended up being a safety, obviously, So that's actually rated
the number one NFL blooper of all time. Twenty seventeen,
(05:10):
Communist Chinese premier shi Jing Bing he firmed his new
ruling council for China. None of the five guys that
he appointed to the council were young enough to succeed him.
Kind of sounds like something Mussolini would have done.
Speaker 5 (05:24):
Dopp joke, This shibt day, we're gonna par he left
this shiver day.
Speaker 4 (05:33):
We want sit potage.
Speaker 3 (05:34):
He's like this shibirth day, and you know we don't
get birthday.
Speaker 1 (05:39):
Who was born on October the twenty fifth artist Pablo Picasso.
He was born in Borgodes, Spain, in eighteen eighty one.
Spent most of his life in France. He painted, he sculpted,
he did ceramics, all that artsy stuff. He became really
famous and really rich. He was the first pop culture artist. Now,
his painting less fem di algier yea so for one
hundred and seventy nin nine point four million dollars in
(06:01):
twenty fifteen. Picosto's actually painted six paintings that have sold
for a hundred million dollars.
Speaker 2 (06:06):
Now.
Speaker 1 (06:06):
He was a short, goofy looking ball guy, but somehow
women just loved him.
Speaker 2 (06:10):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (06:10):
He was married twice. He had four children from three
different women. And he always had a mistress whether he
was married or had a girlfriend. Yep, he had a mistress.
He told him he's going to have a mistress going in.
They didn't care, but Goosso. He died from heart disease
in nineteen seventy three, ninety one years old. Comedian Minnie Burrow.
She was born in Centerville, Tennessee, in nineteen twelve. She
(06:32):
grew up in money, that's right. Her dad owned a
really big sawmill. So she went to the best school
steady dance in theater. Then she hit big playing a simple,
poor country girl. I didn't just love her. She performed
at the Grand Ole Opry from nineteen forty to nineteen
ninety one. She's on the TV show He Hot for
twenty years. Many. She married herself with World War two
fighter pilot in nineteen forty seven. They were married until
(06:53):
Many died from a stroke in nineteen ninety six at
eighty three years old. Now that price stag that always
hung down from the hat that she always had, always
read a dollar night eighty Saturday. Actress Marion Ross is
(07:15):
ninety seven. She's born in Watertown, Minnesota. In nineteen twenty eight,
best No, I'm for playing MISSISSII Mary Cunningham on the
TV show Happy Days. After that, she had recurring roles
on The Drew Carey Show and then The Gilmour Girls.
She voiced Grandma's She voiced Grandma square Pants on SpongeBob.
Now before Happy Days, she was actually in quite a
few movies.
Speaker 2 (07:33):
Now.
Speaker 1 (07:33):
She retired from acting on her ninetieth birthday, so seven
years ago. She said, ah, that's enough. She was married
to her first dousand for eighteen years and They had
a son and a daughter, and she was married to
her second usband for twenty three years when he died
in twenty eleven. Liamone, she is woman and she has
(08:07):
Helen ready. She was born in Melbourne, Australia in nineteen
forty one now and she has four years old. She
started performing on stage with her parents. They did like
plays and that kind of stuff. They were entertainers. Now.
She was one of the biggest female music artists in
the nineteen seventies. I Am Woman, dealta don you and
Me against the world. Ain't no way to treat a woman. Oh,
there are some of her twelve number one songs that
(08:28):
she hit in the nineteen seventies. She's in some movie
issues in Airport seventy five, Pete's Dragon, The Disorderlies. She
had a daughter from her first cousin. She married her
second husband. They had only known each other three days
right out on a blind date, got together, got married
three days later. They had a son. They were gared
fifteen years when they divorced. So then wow gyess just
for fun. She married a drummer for ten years after that.
(08:49):
Now she had Addison's and dementia and got her in
twenty twenty, at seventy eight years old.
Speaker 3 (08:58):
There's no way to say.
Speaker 1 (09:14):
That was John Anderson singing for the band. Yes he
said he won. He's born in Acrington, England in nineteen
forty four. Helped co found Yes in nineteen sixty eight.
Now with them singing, there's all over thirty million albums,
GES was actually bigger in the United States than they
ever were back in the UK. Some of the big
hits over Hair were Owner of a Lonely Heart, changes,
leave It, Leve, will find a Way. John left in
(09:36):
two thousand and eight. He still performs, though, but he
just kind of sits in with other artists and that
kind of stuff. He was married to his first five
for twenty five years and they had three children. Married
his second wife in nineteen ninety seven.
Speaker 3 (09:47):
Yo it What's happened in God?
Speaker 1 (09:50):
Yes, terrorizing, he's shot in tention just even the flood
ex in tactical.
Speaker 3 (10:00):
She is all over nothing.
Speaker 1 (10:02):
And last name Simpson. Her first name, actress Nancy cart Ride,
is sixty eight. She was born in Dayton, Ohio, in
nineteen fifty seven. She is famous for voicing Bart Simpson.
She's been voicing Bart since The Simpsons started in nineteen
eighty seven when they start out on the Tracy Omens Show. Now,
she actually originally she went into audition as Lisa. Well,
(10:23):
she was doing her audition. It wasn't going so well.
So she's told them, you know what I can do
Bart a lot better. So Matt Gerings said, Okay, let's
hear it. Well. The rest is Sister Nancy. She also
voices Maggie, Ralph Nelson, Todd Flanders, a whole bunch more.
She's done a lot of voice work on the side
that you don't hear about other than the Simpsons. I mean. Now.
She married once for fourteen years and she has two
children from that play Leales Hockey.
Speaker 3 (10:45):
We're Born You yel she Wusher and Press Willy.
Speaker 5 (10:58):
Little Crazy too.
Speaker 1 (11:06):
Mark Miller. He sings lead for the country band Sawyer Brown.
Mark was born in Dayton, Ohio. Yeah, nineteen fifty eight
and he's sixty seven. He helped for him Sawyer Brown
in nineteen eighty one. Now they could knock him up
with a brand name or band name. The Saint their
Soul And one days when of the guys was looking
out the window the recording studios, Street signed that said
Sawyer Brown Road. So Sawyer Brown it was now. They
(11:28):
won the TV show Star Search in nineteen eighty four.
Some of their heads are step by step the walk.
Thank God for you some girls do now they've have
I was looking at their schedules. They have a couple
shows left here in the beginning of November, and then
this tour is over. What happened to be out here
in Denver The Grizzly Rose might have to check that out.
But they are resuming touring from twenty twenty six and
(11:49):
just the beginning end of July, Nanuary, early February, so
you'll be able to catch Sawyer Brown if you want to.
Now Mark he married nineteen ninety he married Lisa Knight.
Now her brother was actor Christopher Knight. You might know
him better for Peter Brady. Mark and Lisa. They have
to children. Now, there's actually a movie about Siler Brown.
It's kind of a documentary kind of thing. It's called
them Get Me on Stage. So you can actually see
(12:10):
it on Prime or on Apple TV if you want
to go see how Sowyer Brown basically what their history was.
Speaker 3 (12:15):
I guess it's fan.
Speaker 1 (12:21):
I'm hungry five days laughter me.
Speaker 3 (12:25):
Come back. And see me.
Speaker 4 (12:29):
My thought wouldn't tell you you've forgiven me. I'm sorry.
Speaker 1 (12:35):
Ed Robertson. He's been singing late for the bar Naked
Ladies since nineteen eighty eight. He was born in nineteen
seventy in Scarborough, Canada. Fifty five years old today. Now
their name it actually started out just tongue in cheek.
They would kind of kid around and say that they
were Barnaked Ladies, and then they would laugh and laugh.
Then the name stuck. Some of their hits are one
(12:55):
Week It's All been done, Pinched Me a little too
late now of course, the theme song for the Big
Bank Theory. Now, if you look on their tour, their
tour in Canada, yep, just straight across, no American shows.
So I don't know if they're just proud to be
Canadian or some of the Trump's terrorists or something like that.
Never had He married nineteen ninety four and they have
a daughter and two sons.
Speaker 3 (13:20):
Content Until We Died, Human Died will be only four.
Speaker 1 (13:37):
Forty one year old. Katie Perry. She's born in Santa Monica, California,
in nineteen eighty four. Now birtha parents were Pentecostal ministers
so when she's sixteen, she released a gospel album that
didn't work at all, so she switched over to pop
music and sold one hundred and fifty million records since
a pretty good call. She was a judge on American
Idol for seven seasons. She's played herself in seven movies,
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and she's played a smurfet in two Smurf movies. Katie.
She married comedian actor or Russell Brand for two years.
Then she dated actor Orlando Bloom for nine years and
they had a daughter. They just broke up a couple
of months ago. So now she's with Canada is Justin
Trudeau Tea.
Speaker 3 (14:21):
Give me extra.
Speaker 1 (14:32):
You just call her Sierra. She's forty today. She was
born on Fort Fort Hood in Texas in nineteen eighty five. Yeah,
she was an Army brad. She was named after the
Revlond Fragman. Sierra. Now she went to high school outside
of out Atlanta, then right out after high school. Yeah,
she got her first record deal. Some of her big Yeah,
I don't know, I guess she's pretty big. She sold
(14:54):
forty five million records Goodies, One two Step, Love, Sex Magic.
Some of her hits any think that one was with
justin Timberlake.
Speaker 2 (15:02):
Now.
Speaker 1 (15:03):
She had a son from a former fiance. In twenty
and sixteen, she married NFL quarterback right or Russell Wilson.
They have three kids alright here. Cot of the Day.
It comes from actor Vincent Price. Pretty good choice this
close to Halloween. He died today in nineteen ninety three,
at eighty two years old. Price says, a man who
limits his interest limits his life. Well, thank you all
(15:23):
for listening day. Don't forget to follow us on who
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Speaker 4 (15:45):
And I'm living my laugh way too fast and now
I'm down shoe and I'm a gone with Crash and
Billy and Burnham. Well I'm having a blast. I'm so
you weed, So you get as a on the deep
about d the hounds outside. I'll never get aware.
Speaker 3 (16:06):
You gotta side by seeing nothing of me by hood.
Speaker 5 (16:10):
Sum shoot like glove and she's running good a bluff
street and streee drop about half a down.
Speaker 3 (16:22):
Welcome, no judge or rock your sounds. Don't let where
still see he come from the wild.
Speaker 4 (16:48):
Food aside as a loose control and dig damn deep.
Then give us some morning. Got no bridge going on,
hold it to the floor, and I've seen blood on
out of my ski or broke my bone. She just
to do it again any everything I do and make
a normal main fred house.
Speaker 2 (17:08):
She's a feeblick.
Speaker 3 (17:09):
Shitty on gloating cos she's still shred.
Speaker 5 (17:15):
Don't blowing your door, Sit down, shut up with hand
on child, show you how it's done.
Speaker 3 (17:25):
Ain't gonna take a nails
Hi, I'm Jeff and welcome to history and fact. Good's
(00:22):
about today? It is October the twenty fifth.
Speaker 2 (00:25):
This is a song about Alain Chucky. Oh my good God,
Shuns Flash Slash Slash, I love song, Hay's Birthday, Let's
Friend's hand, I'll be your friendom Killim.
Speaker 1 (00:49):
Today is National Chucky the Notorious Killer Doll Day. Yeah,
I'm not a big fan of but hey, it is
Halloeen's almost there and this is Chucky's time of year.
Chucky started out in the movie Child's Play in nineteen
eighty eight. Now it's just known as the Chucky franchise.
Now it started out as slasher movies, but it's kind
of evolved into like horror films with dark humor and
(01:10):
that kind of stuff. Now, if you own an original
Chucky's all yeah, they're selling for about twel hundred books.
Speaker 2 (01:15):
Now.
Speaker 1 (01:15):
There are eight Chucky in Child's Play movies. There was
a TV series, lots of merchandise, so I guess they
just get into Halloween by binging on Chucky today. All right,
this is going on entertainment in October twenty fifth. It'spect
through nineteen sixty one. Then one album was Judy at
Carnegie Hall by Judy Garland. Dion had the number one
on with run around Sue own.
Speaker 3 (01:35):
Up from the veris is there to leave you for
the broken? I've missing people. What I'm telling them? You
lucky people away from Marna around suit Yeah, hit on
my miss and lips and the.
Speaker 2 (01:48):
Smile on them babies, Jamo hand and this girls wanting praised.
Speaker 3 (01:52):
There so many of you don't want to.
Speaker 1 (01:55):
Hucky people away from Aarona around suit Leroy Van Dyke
had the name on country song with walk on by.
Speaker 2 (02:02):
Didn't look so good.
Speaker 4 (02:05):
You know someone not supposed to know.
Speaker 3 (02:12):
Just walk on ye wait on the corner.
Speaker 4 (02:20):
You up your strangers, we need.
Speaker 1 (02:26):
The number one buck was Franny and Zoe by J. D. Salinger.
Top movie is West Side Story now boy and girl
from rival gangs. They fell in love, but the gangs
don't like that at all, so they all sing and dance.
Stars Natalie Wood, Richard Baymar and Rita Marino. Now that show.
It did win ten Academy Awards, including Best Picture. Nineteen
seventy eight, the movie Halloween hit theaters. Now it was
(02:49):
Jamie Lee Curtis's first movie. It got three hundred thousand
dollars to make, made over sixty five million and created
whole franchise. Now that Max that was worn by Michael Myers,
you know the Killer, Yeah, it was a Captain Kirk Mass.
They found it a costume store for a dollar ninety eight.
Speaker 5 (03:03):
Yep.
Speaker 1 (03:03):
All they did was widen the eyes and spray painted.
So that's how you got Michael Myer's a kidd at
a What happened on August the twenty fifth, nineteen twenty
The King of Greece, his name is Alexander the First.
He died. He was only twenty seven years old. See
three weeks earlier. He was out walking his dog in
his palace gardens and his dog in the gardener's monkey
and a god they got into a fight. Well, alex Alexander,
(03:25):
he broke up the fight. The monkey bid him, but
it didn't seem like a big deal at the time. Well,
he ended up getting blood poison from it. Yeah, that's
what killed him. Nineteen twenty nine, United States President Harding
his Secretary of the Interior, Albert Fell. He was convicted
for his part in the teapot Dome scandal. He took
one hundred thousand dollars bribe. Now he had to spend
the next year in prison and had to pay back
(03:46):
one hundred thousand dollars in his fine. Now he was
the first presidential cabinet member who was actually convicted of
a crime. So at one hundred thousand dollars in nineteen
twenty nine, it's about one point nine million today nineteen
thirty two. Over in Italy. The Italian people, so they
were starting to not like so much that they were
being ruled by a dictator. So to ease all their
fares and you know, get rid of their concerns, Mussolini
(04:07):
addressed his citizens and he proclaimed that he would only
be a dictator for thirty more years. The United States
submarine the Tang, it had sank thirty three Japanese warships.
Then today in nineteen forty four, yep, it was lined
up on number thirty four. It had it in its sites.
It was already boom fired the torpedo. The torpedo malfunctioned. Yeah,
started going to circles. Well, the Tang did everything I
(04:28):
could to avoid it, but yeah, it didn't work. So
basically its own rain and earned its own torpedo ended
up sinking the Tang now seventy eight sailors died. Nine
of them actually survived and got to the surface. Yeah,
but they were quickly captured by the Japanese. In nineteen
sixty Bulovah, they started selling the first electronic watches. Yeah,
the first time you didn't have to wind your watch.
(04:49):
Nineteen sixty four, in football, Minnesota Vikings defensive lineman Jim Marshall,
he picked up a fumbling in he ran it sixty
six yards the wrong way for the touchdown. I thought
he's going to touch Daddy spike the ball and everything. Yeah,
ended up being a safety, obviously, So that's actually rated
the number one NFL blooper of all time. Twenty seventeen,
(05:10):
Communist Chinese premier shi Jing Bing he firmed his new
ruling council for China. None of the five guys that
he appointed to the council were young enough to succeed him.
Kind of sounds like something Mussolini would have done.
Speaker 5 (05:24):
Dopp joke, This shibt day, we're gonna par he left
this shiver day.
Speaker 4 (05:33):
We want sit potage.
Speaker 3 (05:34):
He's like this shibirth day, and you know we don't
get birthday.
Speaker 1 (05:39):
Who was born on October the twenty fifth artist Pablo Picasso.
He was born in Borgodes, Spain, in eighteen eighty one.
Spent most of his life in France. He painted, he sculpted,
he did ceramics, all that artsy stuff. He became really
famous and really rich. He was the first pop culture artist. Now,
his painting less fem di algier yea so for one
hundred and seventy nin nine point four million dollars in
(06:01):
twenty fifteen. Picosto's actually painted six paintings that have sold
for a hundred million dollars.
Speaker 2 (06:06):
Now.
Speaker 1 (06:06):
He was a short, goofy looking ball guy, but somehow
women just loved him.
Speaker 2 (06:10):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (06:10):
He was married twice. He had four children from three
different women. And he always had a mistress whether he
was married or had a girlfriend. Yep, he had a mistress.
He told him he's going to have a mistress going in.
They didn't care, but Goosso. He died from heart disease
in nineteen seventy three, ninety one years old. Comedian Minnie Burrow.
She was born in Centerville, Tennessee, in nineteen twelve. She
(06:32):
grew up in money, that's right. Her dad owned a
really big sawmill. So she went to the best school
steady dance in theater. Then she hit big playing a simple,
poor country girl. I didn't just love her. She performed
at the Grand Ole Opry from nineteen forty to nineteen
ninety one. She's on the TV show He Hot for
twenty years. Many. She married herself with World War two
fighter pilot in nineteen forty seven. They were married until
(06:53):
Many died from a stroke in nineteen ninety six at
eighty three years old. Now that price stag that always
hung down from the hat that she always had, always
read a dollar night eighty Saturday. Actress Marion Ross is
(07:15):
ninety seven. She's born in Watertown, Minnesota. In nineteen twenty eight,
best No, I'm for playing MISSISSII Mary Cunningham on the
TV show Happy Days. After that, she had recurring roles
on The Drew Carey Show and then The Gilmour Girls.
She voiced Grandma's She voiced Grandma square Pants on SpongeBob.
Now before Happy Days, she was actually in quite a
few movies.
Speaker 2 (07:33):
Now.
Speaker 1 (07:33):
She retired from acting on her ninetieth birthday, so seven
years ago. She said, ah, that's enough. She was married
to her first dousand for eighteen years and They had
a son and a daughter, and she was married to
her second usband for twenty three years when he died
in twenty eleven. Liamone, she is woman and she has
(08:07):
Helen ready. She was born in Melbourne, Australia in nineteen
forty one now and she has four years old. She
started performing on stage with her parents. They did like
plays and that kind of stuff. They were entertainers. Now.
She was one of the biggest female music artists in
the nineteen seventies. I Am Woman, dealta don you and
Me against the world. Ain't no way to treat a woman. Oh,
there are some of her twelve number one songs that
(08:28):
she hit in the nineteen seventies. She's in some movie
issues in Airport seventy five, Pete's Dragon, The Disorderlies. She
had a daughter from her first cousin. She married her
second husband. They had only known each other three days
right out on a blind date, got together, got married
three days later. They had a son. They were gared
fifteen years when they divorced. So then wow gyess just
for fun. She married a drummer for ten years after that.
(08:49):
Now she had Addison's and dementia and got her in
twenty twenty, at seventy eight years old.
Speaker 3 (08:58):
There's no way to say.
Speaker 1 (09:14):
That was John Anderson singing for the band. Yes he
said he won. He's born in Acrington, England in nineteen
forty four. Helped co found Yes in nineteen sixty eight.
Now with them singing, there's all over thirty million albums,
GES was actually bigger in the United States than they
ever were back in the UK. Some of the big
hits over Hair were Owner of a Lonely Heart, changes,
leave It, Leve, will find a Way. John left in
(09:36):
two thousand and eight. He still performs, though, but he
just kind of sits in with other artists and that
kind of stuff. He was married to his first five
for twenty five years and they had three children. Married
his second wife in nineteen ninety seven.
Speaker 3 (09:47):
Yo it What's happened in God?
Speaker 1 (09:50):
Yes, terrorizing, he's shot in tention just even the flood
ex in tactical.
Speaker 3 (10:00):
She is all over nothing.
Speaker 1 (10:02):
And last name Simpson. Her first name, actress Nancy cart Ride,
is sixty eight. She was born in Dayton, Ohio, in
nineteen fifty seven. She is famous for voicing Bart Simpson.
She's been voicing Bart since The Simpsons started in nineteen
eighty seven when they start out on the Tracy Omens Show. Now,
she actually originally she went into audition as Lisa. Well,
(10:23):
she was doing her audition. It wasn't going so well.
So she's told them, you know what I can do
Bart a lot better. So Matt Gerings said, Okay, let's
hear it. Well. The rest is Sister Nancy. She also
voices Maggie, Ralph Nelson, Todd Flanders, a whole bunch more.
She's done a lot of voice work on the side
that you don't hear about other than the Simpsons. I mean. Now.
She married once for fourteen years and she has two
children from that play Leales Hockey.
Speaker 3 (10:45):
We're Born You yel she Wusher and Press Willy.
Speaker 5 (10:58):
Little Crazy too.
Speaker 1 (11:06):
Mark Miller. He sings lead for the country band Sawyer Brown.
Mark was born in Dayton, Ohio. Yeah, nineteen fifty eight
and he's sixty seven. He helped for him Sawyer Brown
in nineteen eighty one. Now they could knock him up
with a brand name or band name. The Saint their
Soul And one days when of the guys was looking
out the window the recording studios, Street signed that said
Sawyer Brown Road. So Sawyer Brown it was now. They
(11:28):
won the TV show Star Search in nineteen eighty four.
Some of their heads are step by step the walk.
Thank God for you some girls do now they've have
I was looking at their schedules. They have a couple
shows left here in the beginning of November, and then
this tour is over. What happened to be out here
in Denver The Grizzly Rose might have to check that out.
But they are resuming touring from twenty twenty six and
(11:49):
just the beginning end of July, Nanuary, early February, so
you'll be able to catch Sawyer Brown if you want to.
Now Mark he married nineteen ninety he married Lisa Knight.
Now her brother was actor Christopher Knight. You might know
him better for Peter Brady. Mark and Lisa. They have
to children. Now, there's actually a movie about Siler Brown.
It's kind of a documentary kind of thing. It's called
them Get Me on Stage. So you can actually see
(12:10):
it on Prime or on Apple TV if you want
to go see how Sowyer Brown basically what their history was.
Speaker 3 (12:15):
I guess it's fan.
Speaker 1 (12:21):
I'm hungry five days laughter me.
Speaker 3 (12:25):
Come back. And see me.
Speaker 4 (12:29):
My thought wouldn't tell you you've forgiven me. I'm sorry.
Speaker 1 (12:35):
Ed Robertson. He's been singing late for the bar Naked
Ladies since nineteen eighty eight. He was born in nineteen
seventy in Scarborough, Canada. Fifty five years old today. Now
their name it actually started out just tongue in cheek.
They would kind of kid around and say that they
were Barnaked Ladies, and then they would laugh and laugh.
Then the name stuck. Some of their hits are one
(12:55):
Week It's All been done, Pinched Me a little too
late now of course, the theme song for the Big
Bank Theory. Now, if you look on their tour, their
tour in Canada, yep, just straight across, no American shows.
So I don't know if they're just proud to be
Canadian or some of the Trump's terrorists or something like that.
Never had He married nineteen ninety four and they have
a daughter and two sons.
Speaker 3 (13:20):
Content Until We Died, Human Died will be only four.
Speaker 1 (13:37):
Forty one year old. Katie Perry. She's born in Santa Monica, California,
in nineteen eighty four. Now birtha parents were Pentecostal ministers
so when she's sixteen, she released a gospel album that
didn't work at all, so she switched over to pop
music and sold one hundred and fifty million records since
a pretty good call. She was a judge on American
Idol for seven seasons. She's played herself in seven movies,
(13:57):
and she's played a smurfet in two Smurf movies. Katie.
She married comedian actor or Russell Brand for two years.
Then she dated actor Orlando Bloom for nine years and
they had a daughter. They just broke up a couple
of months ago. So now she's with Canada is Justin
Trudeau Tea.
Speaker 3 (14:21):
Give me extra.
Speaker 1 (14:32):
You just call her Sierra. She's forty today. She was
born on Fort Fort Hood in Texas in nineteen eighty five. Yeah,
she was an Army brad. She was named after the
Revlond Fragman. Sierra. Now she went to high school outside
of out Atlanta, then right out after high school. Yeah,
she got her first record deal. Some of her big Yeah,
I don't know, I guess she's pretty big. She sold
(14:54):
forty five million records Goodies, One two Step, Love, Sex Magic.
Some of her hits any think that one was with
justin Timberlake.
Speaker 2 (15:02):
Now.
Speaker 1 (15:03):
She had a son from a former fiance. In twenty
and sixteen, she married NFL quarterback right or Russell Wilson.
They have three kids alright here. Cot of the Day.
It comes from actor Vincent Price. Pretty good choice this
close to Halloween. He died today in nineteen ninety three,
at eighty two years old. Price says, a man who
limits his interest limits his life. Well, thank you all
(15:23):
for listening day. Don't forget to follow us on who
you listen to this on and check out the show's
description to find out the links and all that kind
of stuff. How to connect with this our country underground
radist are do you? Artist of the day? It comes
from Rudy yet the Nashville, North Carolina. He had a
Country Underground radio dot com. He said he MutS to
hear some Jason Sturgeon his song time Bomb. So you
guys have an awesome day and we'll talk tomorrow.
Speaker 4 (15:45):
And I'm living my laugh way too fast and now
I'm down shoe and I'm a gone with Crash and
Billy and Burnham. Well I'm having a blast. I'm so
you weed, So you get as a on the deep
about d the hounds outside. I'll never get aware.
Speaker 3 (16:06):
You gotta side by seeing nothing of me by hood.
Speaker 5 (16:10):
Sum shoot like glove and she's running good a bluff
street and streee drop about half a down.
Speaker 3 (16:22):
Welcome, no judge or rock your sounds. Don't let where
still see he come from the wild.
Speaker 4 (16:48):
Food aside as a loose control and dig damn deep.
Then give us some morning. Got no bridge going on,
hold it to the floor, and I've seen blood on
out of my ski or broke my bone. She just
to do it again any everything I do and make
a normal main fred house.
Speaker 2 (17:08):
She's a feeblick.
Speaker 3 (17:09):
Shitty on gloating cos she's still shred.
Speaker 5 (17:15):
Don't blowing your door, Sit down, shut up with hand
on child, show you how it's done.
Speaker 3 (17:25):
Ain't gonna take a nails
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