September 26, 2025 • 16 mins
National pancake day. Entertainment from 2017. 1st televised presidential debate, 1st Chief Justice to the US Supreme Court, NC-17 created. Todays birthdays - Johnny Appleseed, Edmond Guinn, Pope Paul VI, Jack LaLanne, Marty Robbins, Donna Douglas, Lynn Anderson, Olivia Newton-John, Linda Hamilton, Jim Caviezel, Zoe Perry. Paul Newman died.
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Pancake song - Singalong kids songs
Look what you made me do - Taylor Swift
Body like a back road - Sam Hunt
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent http://50cent.com/
El Paso - Marty Robbins
Beverly Hillbillies TV theme
(I never promised you a) Rose garden - Lynn Anderson
If not for you - Olivia Newton-John
Young Sheldon TV theme
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Look what you made me do - Taylor Swift
Body like a back road - Sam Hunt
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El Paso - Marty Robbins
Beverly Hillbillies TV theme
(I never promised you a) Rose garden - Lynn Anderson
If not for you - Olivia Newton-John
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Speaker 1 (00:19):
Hi, I'm Jeff and welcome to History and Facto. It's
about today day September the twenty sixth, and today it
(00:40):
is National Pancake Day. Pancakes they go back to ancient Greece,
but they have actually been created in countries all over
the world. Pretty simple concept, so every culture pretty much
figured it out. Like eure up. They started with crapes.
Indonesia they use rice and coconut. Uganda they make theirs
with bananas, Ecuador plantains. Here in America, yeah, we make
our pancake with every flavor you can think of, so
(01:01):
you'll find one you enjoy today. Big deal today is
national It's cracker Barrel. They're having a five dollars all
the pancakes you can eat. I think they're trying to
make up for all their negative publicity, but hey, all
you can eat pancakes five bucks. That's a pretty good deal. Well,
if you can't celebrate today, there's another Pancake Day in February.
She's going on entertainment on September the twenty sixth. Let's
go back to twenty seventeen. Number one album was an
(01:23):
American Dream by LCD's sound system Taylor Sway Dad. The
number one song with Look what you made Me do?
So I don't like you?
Speaker 2 (01:32):
It's honey, I got hot time A times read.
Speaker 3 (01:42):
I'm dying.
Speaker 4 (01:43):
Let chick it once twice.
Speaker 5 (01:47):
Look what you made me to? What you mean me to?
Speaker 1 (01:51):
The number one country song was Body Like a Back
Road by Sam Hunt.
Speaker 2 (01:55):
First sound.
Speaker 3 (02:00):
Had to get her number like six weeks. I Me
and her go way back like Cadillac six Body lock Back,
Traveling Close, I.
Speaker 6 (02:15):
Living lock to Back.
Speaker 1 (02:19):
The number one book was Circuits of the Death by J. D.
Rob top movie was Blade Runner or twenty forty nine.
It's a young Blade Runner k. He tries to find
former Blade rummer Deckard, who had been missing for thirty years.
Stars Harrison Ford, Bryan Gosling and Robin Wright. Ah, that's
what happened. On September the twenty sixth, fifteen eighty Francis
(02:40):
Drake and his men. They arrived in Plymouth, England. Took
him thirty three months to sail all the way around
the world. Now he made it back. Remember Magellan didn't
make it back so one. In Canno he actually got
credit for being the first one to sell around the world.
But Drake and his guys. Yeah, they were the first
ones to map it. Seventeen eighty nine, Thomas Jefferson, and
he was sworn as the United States first Secretary of State.
Also John Jay he was sworn in as the first
(03:01):
US Supreme Court Chief Justice. Just a little side note
back with all these founding fathers are getting sworn in
and all that kind of stuff. This is kind of interesting. Now.
They were all trying to set up America so it
could sustain itself for generations and generations. Not Thomas Jefferson. No,
see Jefferson, he wanted the US Constitution. They thought it
should be written there every nineteen years. Well, yeah, he
(03:22):
considered nineteen years what a generation was? They said, why
would you want that? He said, well, he didn't believe
that the dead you'd be able to govern the living.
Nineteen eighteen and World War One in western France the
mews Argone offense. It began, lasted for forty seven days.
Now over one million US soldiers fought in it. Now
it did actually lead to Germany surrendering in World War One,
(03:43):
but it is a deadly as military campaign in US history.
Twenty six undred and seventy seven US soldiers were killed
and over one hundred and twenty thousand were wounded. Now
this would suck, and I'll have to admit I'd have
probably gone up there and beat the crap out of
the guy, and not for political eguses. Nineteen sixty Cuba
al Castro. He gave a four hour and twenty nine
minute speech to the United Nations That night. In nineteen sixty,
(04:06):
seventy five million people watched the first televised presidential debate
in US history. Richard Nixon and John Kennedy went at it. Now,
what's interesting is the people who actually watched the debate
on TV, yeah, they thought the Kennedy won. And those
that listened on the radio they thought Nixon won. I
think probably Kennedy. He might have been just a tad
bit more Hanson than Nixon. That's probably why won TV.
(04:26):
Nineteen seventy three, the supersonic jet the Concord, made its
first flight across the Atlantic Ocean. Flew from Washington, DC
to Paris, France in three hours in thirty three minutes.
Nineteen ninety, the movie rating NC seventeen was created. That
means no child under seventeen can go to the theater
and watch that movie, even with Parriner Guardian. So what
happened to the X rating. Well, the X rating it
(04:47):
had gotten taken over by the porn industry, so a
regular movie is They didn't want to be associated with that.
They said, okay, porn, you can have X. We're gonna
go NC seventeen. So yeah, the first NC seventeen movie.
It was Herr, Henry and Junior. It starred Uma Thurman,
Fred Ward and Kevin Spacey. Now it contained lesbian sex
scenes nudity, but it wasn't porn. It actually got nominated
(05:10):
for an Oscar. Oh and it showed a postcard of
a Japanese girl and a squoid going at it. Okay,
let's go see what TV shows started on September the
twenty sixth, nineteen sixty two. The Beverly Hillbillies debuted nineteen
sixty four. Gilligan's Island, Brady Bunch they debuted in nineteen
sixty nine, night Rider debuted in nineteen eighty two. Nineteen
(05:32):
ninety had Cop Rock and twenty ten had Downtown Amby.
Speaker 2 (05:36):
Joke, Dope, cooke, joke, joke, dish, shivert day we gonna
page he left this Shiver Day we got simple carge.
Speaker 4 (05:46):
He's like this shibirfday, and you.
Speaker 3 (05:48):
Know you don't give up.
Speaker 1 (05:51):
Okay. Who was born on September the twenty sixth, Johnny Appleseed.
Now he was born John Chapman in Leominster, Massachusetts, in
seventeen seventy four. So yeah, he was a real guy.
He wasn't just a folk tale. Now, he was actually
a Christian minister. Now he is responsible for apple trees
being planeted in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Ontario, Canada some
(06:11):
other places. See, apples aren't native to the United States.
Well those tiny little cob apples, but apples you eat
are not native to the United States. So yeah, he's
one who brought it. I didn't just walk around scattering
seeds or anything like that. What he did is he
planted orchards and orchards and nurseries. Then he'd get people
to watch it, and then they would sell the trees
to farmers and landowners. So yeah, now, the way he lived,
he was probably the first hippie. Now he just traveled
(06:33):
around planting and selling preese. Now he did die suddenly
in nine, eighteen forty five. Yeah, seventy years old. He's
buried in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Do you want to go
see his grave?
Speaker 3 (06:46):
Now?
Speaker 1 (06:46):
In the classic Christmas movie Miracle on thirty Fourth Street,
the guy who played Chris Kringo was Edmund and Gwynn.
He was born in London, England in eighteen seventy seven.
What an oscar for La and Chris in that movie.
He had a pretty good movie career. He was in
a lot of Alfred Hitchcock movie Edmund. He died from
a stroke in nineteen fifty two, just a couple of
weeks before his eighty second birthday. Pope Paul the sixth
(07:07):
he was born Giovanni Montini in eighteen ninety seven and Consisio, Italy.
Now he was the two hundred and sixty second Pope.
His reign started in nineteen sixty three. Now he is
thought to be the first modern pope say He was
the first Pope to ride in an airplane, first pope
to visit Israel, and the first pope to visit the
United States. He died from a heart attack in nineteen
(07:27):
seventy eight, at eighty years old. He became a saint
in twenty eighteen, now most year too young to remember.
Jacquel Laine he's got godfather of fitness. He's the one
who started all. Jackie was born in San Francisco in
nineteen fourteen. Nineteen thirty six he opened up the first gym.
Then from nineteen fifty one. In nineteen eighty five he
had the Jaqullaine TV show. It was the first exercise show,
(07:49):
and I mean it was first exercise show by twenty
five years now. He wrote bugs, he sold the exercise equipment.
Then he would do these famous feats of fitness. For example,
to sell Ady his seventieth birthday, he swam one mile
pulling seventy rowboats with people in the row boots. Now
it wasn't a magic trick or anything. He was just
showing off how healthy and strong he was. He married
his second wife in nineteen fifty nine and they had
(08:12):
three kids. In twenty eleven and Jackie wasn't feeling so well.
He had actually felt well for a while, but he
would not go to the doctor well after finishing his
morning workout. Yeah, they had to rush him to the hospital.
He ended up dying for pneumonia. Ninety six years old.
Speaker 2 (08:26):
Out in the West Texas town of l Passle, I
fell in love with the Mexican. Ooh, nighttime would find
me in Roses canteen music could play and footy Nude Woooo.
Speaker 1 (08:43):
Country singer Matti Robbins. He was born in Glendale, Arizona,
in nineteen twenty five. In the late nineteen forties to
early nineteen eighties, he was one of the top country
artists up there. He released fifty two albums and now
that song I played Olpasso I went to number one
on the pop chart. Now with the money he made
from his music, Marty he was able to actually finance
his own NASCAR team. He raised NASCAR for thirteen years,
(09:05):
did it between shows. Now he did as seven top
ten finishes. He even got married in nineteen forty eight
and they had a son and a daughter. Marty died
nineteen eighty two, fifty seven years old. It was during
quadruple heart bypassed surgery.
Speaker 2 (09:18):
The first singing old old jibs and millionaire. The kid
folk said Jim moved away from there, said CALIFORNI is
at least you ought to be sold.
Speaker 5 (09:26):
The loaded up to truck.
Speaker 2 (09:28):
The Beverly Hills, that is swimming foods movie stars.
Speaker 1 (09:34):
A Beverly Hillbilly actress Donna Douglas was born in Pride
at Louisiana in nineteen thirty two. She played Elim Clampet
on The Beverly Hillbillies now earlier. Imagine how The Beverly
hillbilly Is debut today in nineteen sixty two. So that
was on Donna's birthday, her thirtieth birthday. Who would have
thought that elam clamp was thirty years old? Now, Donna,
(09:55):
she was really tight k cast as Elie May. Yeah,
she couldn't get an acting job for Squad afterwards, so
she became a real estate agent and she sang gospel music.
She had a son from her first husband. Then she
had a really quick marriage after that. She died in
two twenty fifteen from pancreatic cancer at thirty eighty two
years old.
Speaker 6 (10:12):
I think you part. I never promised youse gotten along
with the sun shine up they gotta be sometimes when
you take you got to give son evil me voll.
Speaker 1 (10:34):
That was country singer Lynn Anderson. She was born in
Grand Forks, North Dakota, in nineteen forty seven. Now she
was a pioneer in country music. She was one of
the first female country singers that they allowed to write
some of her own songs sold over thirty million records.
Some of her number one songs are that one Rose Garden,
You're My Man, keep me in mind what a man
my man is? And she had a daughter from her
(10:56):
first husband, and then she had two kids from her
second husband. Now she divorced him after he tried to
run her over with the tractor. So she just moved
in with the guy in nineteen eighty nine and they
lived together until she died in twenty fifteen, sixty seven
years old. Yeah, she had a heart attack.
Speaker 3 (11:09):
It's not fun. Maybe I couldn't need me fine, I
couldn't mean you see.
Speaker 1 (11:25):
If if not for you now. That was the second
song that Olivia and John released back in nineteen seventy one,
went up to number one on the US So Don't
Contemporary chart Now. She did release another song five years earlier,
but it didn't do anything and you can't really get
a good copy of it. So that's good now. Olivia.
She was born in Cambridge, England in nineteen forty eight.
(11:46):
What Yeah, she moved to Australia when she has five
sold over one hundred million records. She is the most
top selling female Australian artist. Of all time actually sold
twenty million more records than Kylie Mino. Now Olivia, her
song physic It was the number one song of the
whole nineteen eighties. As an actress, she was in Grace
Dandy Due, Two of a Kind. Now she had a
(12:07):
daughter from her first thousand. She married her second usband
in two thousand and eight. Olivia, she fought breast cancer
three times. It finally got her in twenty twenty two,
at seventy three years old. Actress Linda Hamilton's sixty nine.
She was born in Salisbury, Maryland, in nineteen fifty six.
Her first movies were Tag, The Assassination Game, Children in
the Corn and Stone Boy. Then she hit huge in
(12:29):
her fourth movie, she played Sarah Connor in The Terminator.
Of course, she had that whole Terminator franchise. No, she
did play Catherine on Beauty on the Beast on TV.
She was the Beauty. She had a son from her
first husband, and then she married director James Cameron and
they had a daughter. Then James Cameron he ad for
Linda the role of playing lensinkable Molly Brown in the
movie Titanic. Linda not only did she say no, she
(12:50):
said she wanted a divorce. Yeah, she found out that
James was sleeping with one of the other actresses on
the set. Now, the fifty million dollars that Linda got
from that divorce was a lot more money than she
would Gott played and Molly Brown. Actor Jim Covizol. He
was born in Mount Vernon, Washington, in nineteen sixty eight.
He's fifty seven to day. His first starring role in
the movie was in the war movie The Thin Red Line.
(13:12):
Then he got famous playing Jesus in the Passion of
the Christ, then Highwayman Escape playing you know, he played
Jesus again. Yeah, he just got done filming and they're
doing No Gibson. Yeah, he's doing the Resurrection of the
Christ part one. So yeah, they finished filming last month
and their Resurrection of Christ Part one will be out
in twenty twenty six and part two it'll be out
in twenty twenty seven on TVA. Jim, he started on
(13:34):
personal interest for about five or six years, got married
in nineteen ninety six and they have three daughters. Actor
(13:57):
Zoe Perry. She's forty two. She's born in Chicago andnineteen
eighty three. Now her mom actress Laurie Metcalf. She plays
Sheldon's mom on The Big Bank Theory, So it makes
sense that Zoe would play Sheldon's mom on Young Sheldon.
Now she did after audition for it. They made it
all for them, but yeah, they kind of knew she
was gonna get it before all that started. She got
married in twenty twenty two.
Speaker 3 (14:17):
Al Right.
Speaker 2 (14:17):
Here.
Speaker 1 (14:18):
Quote of the day. It comes from actor Paul Newman.
Paul died today in two thousand and eight at eighty
three years old. Paul says, people stay married because they
want to, not because the door is locked. Oh, thank
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Radio Artist of the Day it's coming from Angel out
(14:40):
there in El Paso, Texas. She wants to hear Peyton
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awesome day. We'll talk tomorrow.
Speaker 3 (14:52):
Wox anew the balls.
Speaker 4 (14:54):
It's a broken art.
Speaker 6 (14:59):
Jack.
Speaker 4 (15:00):
A girl in a Jimmy Choo shoes got him swinging
the boots. But I tell you would let me.
Speaker 5 (15:12):
Try to change your mind. Boy, I know why job
for her game. She will to win shry to give
it your friends a body gump shell put you through
him at the house with you bend second this money
(15:35):
with the whole d Lord, if it ain't got browns
and no left case cash and kicking through the girl.
Speaker 4 (15:44):
Get herself dr column.
Speaker 3 (15:46):
But I tell you she.
Speaker 5 (15:48):
Bry You preak your bu jack.
Speaker 4 (15:53):
She spink weirdy. You work two day hard to maxiuze
jewel coat on a good faith Guida. She's probably hanging in.
Speaker 5 (16:11):
The back of the cat with your best friend away.
Speaker 4 (16:14):
You're busy one in sab. It ain't no use she
get dun you.
Speaker 5 (16:20):
She will do well. Try to give it your friend
a Bobby bombshell who would give through hell and that
the house feel bawn stacking rid his money within the
whole life. Lord, if it ain't got browns and no
lift cad cash, you can't get.
Speaker 3 (16:40):
To the girl.
Speaker 6 (16:42):
You just up blue collar.
Speaker 4 (16:44):
But I tell you she ain't buy your free
Hi, I'm Jeff and welcome to History and Facto. It's
about today day September the twenty sixth, and today it
(00:40):
is National Pancake Day. Pancakes they go back to ancient Greece,
but they have actually been created in countries all over
the world. Pretty simple concept, so every culture pretty much
figured it out. Like eure up. They started with crapes.
Indonesia they use rice and coconut. Uganda they make theirs
with bananas, Ecuador plantains. Here in America, yeah, we make
our pancake with every flavor you can think of, so
(01:01):
you'll find one you enjoy today. Big deal today is
national It's cracker Barrel. They're having a five dollars all
the pancakes you can eat. I think they're trying to
make up for all their negative publicity, but hey, all
you can eat pancakes five bucks. That's a pretty good deal. Well,
if you can't celebrate today, there's another Pancake Day in February.
She's going on entertainment on September the twenty sixth. Let's
go back to twenty seventeen. Number one album was an
(01:23):
American Dream by LCD's sound system Taylor Sway Dad. The
number one song with Look what you made Me do?
So I don't like you?
Speaker 2 (01:32):
It's honey, I got hot time A times read.
Speaker 3 (01:42):
I'm dying.
Speaker 4 (01:43):
Let chick it once twice.
Speaker 5 (01:47):
Look what you made me to? What you mean me to?
Speaker 1 (01:51):
The number one country song was Body Like a Back
Road by Sam Hunt.
Speaker 2 (01:55):
First sound.
Speaker 3 (02:00):
Had to get her number like six weeks. I Me
and her go way back like Cadillac six Body lock Back,
Traveling Close, I.
Speaker 6 (02:15):
Living lock to Back.
Speaker 1 (02:19):
The number one book was Circuits of the Death by J. D.
Rob top movie was Blade Runner or twenty forty nine.
It's a young Blade Runner k. He tries to find
former Blade rummer Deckard, who had been missing for thirty years.
Stars Harrison Ford, Bryan Gosling and Robin Wright. Ah, that's
what happened. On September the twenty sixth, fifteen eighty Francis
(02:40):
Drake and his men. They arrived in Plymouth, England. Took
him thirty three months to sail all the way around
the world. Now he made it back. Remember Magellan didn't
make it back so one. In Canno he actually got
credit for being the first one to sell around the world.
But Drake and his guys. Yeah, they were the first
ones to map it. Seventeen eighty nine, Thomas Jefferson, and
he was sworn as the United States first Secretary of State.
Also John Jay he was sworn in as the first
(03:01):
US Supreme Court Chief Justice. Just a little side note
back with all these founding fathers are getting sworn in
and all that kind of stuff. This is kind of interesting. Now.
They were all trying to set up America so it
could sustain itself for generations and generations. Not Thomas Jefferson. No,
see Jefferson, he wanted the US Constitution. They thought it
should be written there every nineteen years. Well, yeah, he
(03:22):
considered nineteen years what a generation was? They said, why
would you want that? He said, well, he didn't believe
that the dead you'd be able to govern the living.
Nineteen eighteen and World War One in western France the
mews Argone offense. It began, lasted for forty seven days.
Now over one million US soldiers fought in it. Now
it did actually lead to Germany surrendering in World War One,
(03:43):
but it is a deadly as military campaign in US history.
Twenty six undred and seventy seven US soldiers were killed
and over one hundred and twenty thousand were wounded. Now
this would suck, and I'll have to admit I'd have
probably gone up there and beat the crap out of
the guy, and not for political eguses. Nineteen sixty Cuba
al Castro. He gave a four hour and twenty nine
minute speech to the United Nations That night. In nineteen sixty,
(04:06):
seventy five million people watched the first televised presidential debate
in US history. Richard Nixon and John Kennedy went at it. Now,
what's interesting is the people who actually watched the debate
on TV, yeah, they thought the Kennedy won. And those
that listened on the radio they thought Nixon won. I
think probably Kennedy. He might have been just a tad
bit more Hanson than Nixon. That's probably why won TV.
(04:26):
Nineteen seventy three, the supersonic jet the Concord, made its
first flight across the Atlantic Ocean. Flew from Washington, DC
to Paris, France in three hours in thirty three minutes.
Nineteen ninety, the movie rating NC seventeen was created. That
means no child under seventeen can go to the theater
and watch that movie, even with Parriner Guardian. So what
happened to the X rating. Well, the X rating it
(04:47):
had gotten taken over by the porn industry, so a
regular movie is They didn't want to be associated with that.
They said, okay, porn, you can have X. We're gonna
go NC seventeen. So yeah, the first NC seventeen movie.
It was Herr, Henry and Junior. It starred Uma Thurman,
Fred Ward and Kevin Spacey. Now it contained lesbian sex
scenes nudity, but it wasn't porn. It actually got nominated
(05:10):
for an Oscar. Oh and it showed a postcard of
a Japanese girl and a squoid going at it. Okay,
let's go see what TV shows started on September the
twenty sixth, nineteen sixty two. The Beverly Hillbillies debuted nineteen
sixty four. Gilligan's Island, Brady Bunch they debuted in nineteen
sixty nine, night Rider debuted in nineteen eighty two. Nineteen
(05:32):
ninety had Cop Rock and twenty ten had Downtown Amby.
Speaker 2 (05:36):
Joke, Dope, cooke, joke, joke, dish, shivert day we gonna
page he left this Shiver Day we got simple carge.
Speaker 4 (05:46):
He's like this shibirfday, and you.
Speaker 3 (05:48):
Know you don't give up.
Speaker 1 (05:51):
Okay. Who was born on September the twenty sixth, Johnny Appleseed.
Now he was born John Chapman in Leominster, Massachusetts, in
seventeen seventy four. So yeah, he was a real guy.
He wasn't just a folk tale. Now, he was actually
a Christian minister. Now he is responsible for apple trees
being planeted in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Ontario, Canada some
(06:11):
other places. See, apples aren't native to the United States.
Well those tiny little cob apples, but apples you eat
are not native to the United States. So yeah, he's
one who brought it. I didn't just walk around scattering
seeds or anything like that. What he did is he
planted orchards and orchards and nurseries. Then he'd get people
to watch it, and then they would sell the trees
to farmers and landowners. So yeah, now, the way he lived,
he was probably the first hippie. Now he just traveled
(06:33):
around planting and selling preese. Now he did die suddenly
in nine, eighteen forty five. Yeah, seventy years old. He's
buried in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Do you want to go
see his grave?
Speaker 3 (06:46):
Now?
Speaker 1 (06:46):
In the classic Christmas movie Miracle on thirty Fourth Street,
the guy who played Chris Kringo was Edmund and Gwynn.
He was born in London, England in eighteen seventy seven.
What an oscar for La and Chris in that movie.
He had a pretty good movie career. He was in
a lot of Alfred Hitchcock movie Edmund. He died from
a stroke in nineteen fifty two, just a couple of
weeks before his eighty second birthday. Pope Paul the sixth
(07:07):
he was born Giovanni Montini in eighteen ninety seven and Consisio, Italy.
Now he was the two hundred and sixty second Pope.
His reign started in nineteen sixty three. Now he is
thought to be the first modern pope say He was
the first Pope to ride in an airplane, first pope
to visit Israel, and the first pope to visit the
United States. He died from a heart attack in nineteen
(07:27):
seventy eight, at eighty years old. He became a saint
in twenty eighteen, now most year too young to remember.
Jacquel Laine he's got godfather of fitness. He's the one
who started all. Jackie was born in San Francisco in
nineteen fourteen. Nineteen thirty six he opened up the first gym.
Then from nineteen fifty one. In nineteen eighty five he
had the Jaqullaine TV show. It was the first exercise show,
(07:49):
and I mean it was first exercise show by twenty
five years now. He wrote bugs, he sold the exercise equipment.
Then he would do these famous feats of fitness. For example,
to sell Ady his seventieth birthday, he swam one mile
pulling seventy rowboats with people in the row boots. Now
it wasn't a magic trick or anything. He was just
showing off how healthy and strong he was. He married
his second wife in nineteen fifty nine and they had
(08:12):
three kids. In twenty eleven and Jackie wasn't feeling so well.
He had actually felt well for a while, but he
would not go to the doctor well after finishing his
morning workout. Yeah, they had to rush him to the hospital.
He ended up dying for pneumonia. Ninety six years old.
Speaker 2 (08:26):
Out in the West Texas town of l Passle, I
fell in love with the Mexican. Ooh, nighttime would find
me in Roses canteen music could play and footy Nude Woooo.
Speaker 1 (08:43):
Country singer Matti Robbins. He was born in Glendale, Arizona,
in nineteen twenty five. In the late nineteen forties to
early nineteen eighties, he was one of the top country
artists up there. He released fifty two albums and now
that song I played Olpasso I went to number one
on the pop chart. Now with the money he made
from his music, Marty he was able to actually finance
his own NASCAR team. He raised NASCAR for thirteen years,
(09:05):
did it between shows. Now he did as seven top
ten finishes. He even got married in nineteen forty eight
and they had a son and a daughter. Marty died
nineteen eighty two, fifty seven years old. It was during
quadruple heart bypassed surgery.
Speaker 2 (09:18):
The first singing old old jibs and millionaire. The kid
folk said Jim moved away from there, said CALIFORNI is
at least you ought to be sold.
Speaker 5 (09:26):
The loaded up to truck.
Speaker 2 (09:28):
The Beverly Hills, that is swimming foods movie stars.
Speaker 1 (09:34):
A Beverly Hillbilly actress Donna Douglas was born in Pride
at Louisiana in nineteen thirty two. She played Elim Clampet
on The Beverly Hillbillies now earlier. Imagine how The Beverly
hillbilly Is debut today in nineteen sixty two. So that
was on Donna's birthday, her thirtieth birthday. Who would have
thought that elam clamp was thirty years old? Now, Donna,
(09:55):
she was really tight k cast as Elie May. Yeah,
she couldn't get an acting job for Squad afterwards, so
she became a real estate agent and she sang gospel music.
She had a son from her first husband. Then she
had a really quick marriage after that. She died in
two twenty fifteen from pancreatic cancer at thirty eighty two
years old.
Speaker 6 (10:12):
I think you part. I never promised youse gotten along
with the sun shine up they gotta be sometimes when
you take you got to give son evil me voll.
Speaker 1 (10:34):
That was country singer Lynn Anderson. She was born in
Grand Forks, North Dakota, in nineteen forty seven. Now she
was a pioneer in country music. She was one of
the first female country singers that they allowed to write
some of her own songs sold over thirty million records.
Some of her number one songs are that one Rose Garden,
You're My Man, keep me in mind what a man
my man is? And she had a daughter from her
(10:56):
first husband, and then she had two kids from her
second husband. Now she divorced him after he tried to
run her over with the tractor. So she just moved
in with the guy in nineteen eighty nine and they
lived together until she died in twenty fifteen, sixty seven
years old. Yeah, she had a heart attack.
Speaker 3 (11:09):
It's not fun. Maybe I couldn't need me fine, I
couldn't mean you see.
Speaker 1 (11:25):
If if not for you now. That was the second
song that Olivia and John released back in nineteen seventy one,
went up to number one on the US So Don't
Contemporary chart Now. She did release another song five years earlier,
but it didn't do anything and you can't really get
a good copy of it. So that's good now. Olivia.
She was born in Cambridge, England in nineteen forty eight.
(11:46):
What Yeah, she moved to Australia when she has five
sold over one hundred million records. She is the most
top selling female Australian artist. Of all time actually sold
twenty million more records than Kylie Mino. Now Olivia, her
song physic It was the number one song of the
whole nineteen eighties. As an actress, she was in Grace
Dandy Due, Two of a Kind. Now she had a
(12:07):
daughter from her first thousand. She married her second usband
in two thousand and eight. Olivia, she fought breast cancer
three times. It finally got her in twenty twenty two,
at seventy three years old. Actress Linda Hamilton's sixty nine.
She was born in Salisbury, Maryland, in nineteen fifty six.
Her first movies were Tag, The Assassination Game, Children in
the Corn and Stone Boy. Then she hit huge in
(12:29):
her fourth movie, she played Sarah Connor in The Terminator.
Of course, she had that whole Terminator franchise. No, she
did play Catherine on Beauty on the Beast on TV.
She was the Beauty. She had a son from her
first husband, and then she married director James Cameron and
they had a daughter. Then James Cameron he ad for
Linda the role of playing lensinkable Molly Brown in the
movie Titanic. Linda not only did she say no, she
(12:50):
said she wanted a divorce. Yeah, she found out that
James was sleeping with one of the other actresses on
the set. Now, the fifty million dollars that Linda got
from that divorce was a lot more money than she
would Gott played and Molly Brown. Actor Jim Covizol. He
was born in Mount Vernon, Washington, in nineteen sixty eight.
He's fifty seven to day. His first starring role in
the movie was in the war movie The Thin Red Line.
(13:12):
Then he got famous playing Jesus in the Passion of
the Christ, then Highwayman Escape playing you know, he played
Jesus again. Yeah, he just got done filming and they're
doing No Gibson. Yeah, he's doing the Resurrection of the
Christ part one. So yeah, they finished filming last month
and their Resurrection of Christ Part one will be out
in twenty twenty six and part two it'll be out
in twenty twenty seven on TVA. Jim, he started on
(13:34):
personal interest for about five or six years, got married
in nineteen ninety six and they have three daughters. Actor
(13:57):
Zoe Perry. She's forty two. She's born in Chicago andnineteen
eighty three. Now her mom actress Laurie Metcalf. She plays
Sheldon's mom on The Big Bank Theory, So it makes
sense that Zoe would play Sheldon's mom on Young Sheldon.
Now she did after audition for it. They made it
all for them, but yeah, they kind of knew she
was gonna get it before all that started. She got
married in twenty twenty two.
Speaker 3 (14:17):
Al Right.
Speaker 2 (14:17):
Here.
Speaker 1 (14:18):
Quote of the day. It comes from actor Paul Newman.
Paul died today in two thousand and eight at eighty
three years old. Paul says, people stay married because they
want to, not because the door is locked. Oh, thank
you all for listening today that we're going to follow
us on you listen to us on check out today
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how to hook up with us our country and around
Radio Artist of the Day it's coming from Angel out
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there in El Paso, Texas. She wants to hear Peyton
Howe and her song Pink Whitney. You guys have an
awesome day. We'll talk tomorrow.
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Jack.
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A girl in a Jimmy Choo shoes got him swinging
the boots. But I tell you would let me.
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Try to change your mind. Boy, I know why job
for her game. She will to win shry to give
it your friends a body gump shell put you through
him at the house with you bend second this money
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with the whole d Lord, if it ain't got browns
and no left case cash and kicking through the girl.
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get dun you.
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a Bobby bombshell who would give through hell and that
the house feel bawn stacking rid his money within the
whole life. Lord, if it ain't got browns and no
lift cad cash, you can't get.
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To the girl.
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You just up blue collar.
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