PH-TRotS

• Aaron Burr (divorce case).mp3
• Abandoned Blind Racoon (inspires family compassion).mp3
• Abbe Pierre (Down and out priest who founded Emmaus) (1987).mp3
• Abdominal Surgery (first 1809).mp3
• Abebe Bikila (Ethiopian runner won 1960 Olympics marathon barefoot) (1986).mp3
• Abigail Fillmore (made improvements to White House).mp3
• Abner Doubleday (fired first Union shot in Civil War).mp3
• Abortion (legal in US 19th century).mp3
• Abortions Prevented (saved lives of da Vinci & Hitler).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (Corrupt Convention).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (Emancipation Proclamation speech).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (Grew beard on advice from 11 year old girl) (Version 1).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (Inventor & Boats).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (John Wilkes Booth acted in Ford's Theater).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (Kidnapped after death).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (Law books in old 50 cent barrel).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (Lewis Payne, Secretary of State assassinated).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (Madness in the air).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (Never slept in bedroom).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (No photograph at Gettysburg Address).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (Pro Slavery & Long Nine) (NO BEGINNING).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (Seance at the White House) (Version 1).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (Seance at the White House) (version 2).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (White House Ghost).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (animal activist).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (as a bartender, sued).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (assassination plot) (version 1).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (assassination plot) (version 2).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (bad bodyguard).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (battered husband in White House).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (defends slave owner farmer).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (despondent and depressed).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (friend Stephen Douglas).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (guarded his body after his death).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (had smallpox at Gettysburg Address).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (his grandfather, captured by Indians).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (lawyer & dark moon).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (mother died due to poisoned milk).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (phrase copying).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (posed for statue).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (son stuffed papers in wall, found 1987).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (stepmother saving goodbye).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (wife was boss).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (woman military advisor).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (wrestling).mp3
• Abraham Lincoln (writing of Emancipation Proclamation).mp3
• Abused Girl (now head of mental hospital).mp3
• Admiral Richard Byrd (Never Left Nest).mp3
• Adolf Hitler (Alan Cranston's English Translation of Mein Kampf).mp3
• Adolf Hitler (Bad translation).mp3
• Adolf Hitler (British war book).mp3
• Adolf Hitler (anti-Jew ideas from Richard Wagner).mp3
• Adolf Hitler (father a mixed up mess).mp3
• Adolf Hitler (friend prevented suicide).mp3
• Adolf Hitler (painting sold in 1988 auction Louisville, KY).mp3
• Adolf Hitler (the bum by choice).mp3
• Adolphe Sax (Inventor of Saxaphone).mp3
• Adrian Nicholas (used Leonardo DaVinci's parachute design from 1485).mp3
• Adriana Caselotti (Voice and singer for Snow White).mp3
• Aesop's Fables (never existed).mp3
• Afraid to fly (parachuted to safety).mp3
• African Girl (10,000 years old in Brazil, human migration).mp3
• Agatha Christie (Tried to frame husband).mp3
• Agatha Christie (nurse found sick girl had thalium poisoning).mp3
• Agatha Christie (slow little girl).mp3
• Air Force Guard Dog (died in Desert Shield 1990).mp3
• Air Mail Experiment (shot by missile 1959).mp3
• Airplane (invented in Michigan 1898).mp3
• Aisin Gioro Puyi (last Chinese emperor and later gardner).mp3
• Ajo Copper Mine (A. J. Shotwell phony copper mines actually productive).mp3
• Al Camp (female football coach).mp3
• Al Capone (his gun after death).mp3
• Al Capone (philanthropist during Great Depression).mp3
• Al Jolsen (Fight with Walter Winchell).mp3
• Al Jolsen (school mates with Babe Ruth & Bo Jangles).mp3
• Al Jolson (Had To Whistle, lost voice).mp3
• Alan Alda (Polio at age 7).mp3
• Alan Turing (WWII code cracker, homosexual and suicide).mp3
• Alaska (two Russian ships attempted to find Gammaland 1741).mp3
• Alaskan Street Gang (shoveled snow for people).mp3
• Alaskan Trapper (dog saved life).mp3
• Albert Einstein (Refrigerator).mp3
• Albert Einstein (brain saved after death).mp3
• Albert Einstein (deemed to be retarded).mp3
• Albert Einstein (fan of Mozart).mp3
• Albert Einstein (his son Edward).mp3
• Albert Einstein (illegitimate child).mp3
• Albert Einstein (wedding & lost key).mp3
• Albert Payson Terhune (dog story writer).mp3
• Albert Schweitzer (sex symbol).mp3
• Albrecht Durer (Bob Hope painting).mp3
• Alcatraz (4 prisoners escaped in 1903).mp3
• Alcatraz (Pacific Paradise).mp3
• Alcatraz (tourist attraction).mp3
• Alcohol Fuel For Cars (invented by Henry Ford).mp3
• Alden Partridge (West Point in shambles).mp3
• Alex Haley (ghost wrote love letters while in Coast Guard).mp3
• Alexander Bain (fax machine 1843).mp3
• Alexander Bell (tried selling Telephone to Western Union).mp3
• Alexander Graham Bell (Hated Phones).mp3
• Alexander Graham Bell (Hydrofoil Boats).mp3
• Alexander Graham Bell (family moved from Scotland to Canada).mp3
• Alexander Graham Bell (founding member National Geographic Society).mp3
• Alexander Graham Bell (invented Iron Lung).mp3
• Alexander Graham Bell (mother & wife deaf).mp3
• Alexander Hamilton (Saved and later killed by Aaron Burr).mp3
• Alexander Hamilton (could not manage his own money).mp3
• Alexander The Great (first underwater divers).mp3
• Alexandra of Denmark (Queen Julia, Nurse and Stiff Leg).mp3
• Alfie Moore (emergency hockey goalie for Stanley Cup) (1987).mp3
• Alfred Hitchcock (School Days, surprise ending).mp3
• Alfred Hitchcock (home alone, scared for life) (1990).mp3
• Alfred Hitchcock (naughty boy in jail).mp3
• Alfred Nobel (His lover Sofie).mp3
• Alfred Nobel (dynamite as safe version of Nitroglycerin).mp3
• Alfred Nobel (established the Nobel Prize in his will).mp3
• Alice Evans (avocated for milk to be pasturized in 1917).mp3
• Alice Heine (Princess from US helped to civilize Monaco 1889).mp3
• Alice Marble (tennis star, Clark Gable inspired her).mp3
• Alka Seltzer (invented as flu remedy).mp3
• All Is Quiet in Jail (animal testing protest).mp3
• All Shook Up (song written by Otis Blackwell on a dare).mp3
• Allan Lockheed (Lockeed Aircraft founder).mp3
• Almost the end of royalty (England).mp3
• Aloha Oe (Hawaiian Love Song by Liliuokalani).mp3
• Alonzo Clemons (Retarded sculptor).mp3
• Alonzo Haney (16 year old designed a better Windshield Wiper Blade).mp3
• Alta Truex (Seventy-Eight Year Old Runner).mp3
• Alvin Karpis and Charles Manson.mp3
• Alvin York (Conscientious objector later decorated soldier WWI).mp3
• Amargosa Opera House (came to life in desert).mp3
• Ambrose Burnside (Sideburns).mp3
• Amelia Earhart (one theory about airplane crash).mp3
• Amelia Earheart (clothes designer).mp3
• Amelia Earheart (her father & Gypsom Mine).mp3
• American Flag (Designed by Francis Hopkinson) (1998).mp3
• American Flag (Used as a scarecrow WWII) (1990).mp3
• American Indians (Last Citizens 1924).mp3
• Amerika with a K (Under the Red Flag).mp3
• Ancient Childproof Lid (Created by the Mayans 1500 years ago).mp3
• Ancient Civilization (Cahokia, in Illinois near St. Louis).mp3
• Ancient Greek Art (History).mp3
• Andorra (Little Country).mp3
• Andre Latour (French Detective).mp3
• Andres Segovia (Spanish classical guitarist).mp3
• Andrew Carnegie (at age 16).mp3
• Andrew Carnegie (hated money).mp3
• Andrew Durnford (black man, slave holder).mp3
• Andrew Jackson (Assassination attempt).mp3
• Andrew Jackson (Evil Eye).mp3
• Andrew Jackson (His Mother).mp3
• Andrew Jackson (Last Battle in 1812 war).mp3
• Andrew Jackson (Lead poison from gun shot).mp3
• Andrew Jackson (failed assasination 1835).mp3
• Andrew Jackson (his funeral & his parrot) (1992).mp3
• Andrew Jackson (inaguration & brawl) (NOISY).mp3
• Andrew Jackson (wife died) (version 1).mp3
• Andrew Jackson (wife died) (version 2).mp3
• Andrew Johnson (Indentured Servant).mp3
• Andrew Johnson (almost impeached).mp3
• Andrew Johnson (taught to write by wife 1826).mp3
• Andy Warhol (cartoons for weather forecast).mp3
• Andy Warhol (shy modest quiet man).mp3
• Angelo Spagnolo (Worst Avid Golfer).mp3
• Angel of death (air pollution London Fog 1952).mp3
• Animal Care Sanctuary (Shelter for homeless dogs and cats).mp3
• Animal Magnetism (hypnotism & mesmerised).mp3
• Ann Bolen (always wore gloves to cover disfigured hand).mp3
• Anna Ella Carroll (Advisor to Abraham Lincoln) (version 2).mp3
• Anna May Jarvis (invented Mother's Day).mp3
• Anna Sewell (Black Beauty author).mp3
• Annabelle's (London nightclub party crashed by royal ladies).mp3
• Anne Sullivan (teacher for Helen Keller).mp3
• Annie Oakley (Servant Girl).mp3
• Annie Oakley (used special bullets for circus 1887).mp3
• Anthony Gotto (Thirteen year old juggler).mp3
• Anthony Quinn (wanted to be architect with Frank Lloyd Wright).mp3
• Ants (herder of insects).mp3
• Arabia (Steamboat sunk in Missouri River).mp3
• Archaeoraptor (dinosaur and bird fossil hoax 1999).mp3
• Archeological Excavation (Mark Twain's Family House).mp3
• Archibald Belaney (Grey Owl, trapper later conservationist).mp3
• Archibald Willard (Spirit of '76 painting).mp3
• Archimedes (invented death ray 2000 years ago).mp3
• Arizona (accidently bombed in 1929).mp3
• Arizona Biltmore (Fire and rebuilding of landmark).mp3
• Arlington Cemetary (Robert E. Lee's plantation).mp3
• Armand Hammer (studied to be a doctor, only used it once at age 74).mp3
• Arnold Palmer (bet on game to pay for engagement ring 1954).mp3
• Arnold Schwarzenegger (nicknamed Cinderella).mp3
• Around the world in 80 days (book based upon real person).mp3
• Art Buckwald (joined Marines at age 16 WW2).mp3
• Art Buckwald (only saw his mother in dreams).mp3
• Art Carney (in WW2, answered prayers).mp3
• Art Linkletter (a hobo).mp3
• Arthur Conan Doyle (Doctor Failure).mp3
• Arthur Conan Doyle (Introduced skis to Switzerland).mp3
• Arthur Conan Doyle (Sherlock Holmes author introduced skis to Switzerland).mp3
• Arthur Conan Doyle (Spiritualism).mp3
• Arthur Malet (Peter Pan to Hook) (1992).mp3
• Arthur Murray (Dance studios).mp3
• Arthur Rubinstein (Suicide attempt and later career).mp3
• Artificial insemination (first 1793, not a doctor).mp3
• Arturo Toscanini (conductor was a cello player).mp3
• Asa Tenney (Handyman taught Laura Bridgman sign language).mp3
• Aspirin (Pain relief discovered as willow tree bark).mp3
• Atilla The Hun (Died of nosebleed on wedding night) (HQ).mp3
• Atlantic Crossing (by rowboat 1896).mp3
• Atocha shipwreck (Seeds 365 years old).mp3
• Audie Murphy (WW2 most decorated vet killed civilian).mp3
• Audrey Hepburn (at 15 in WW2 - Version 1).mp3
• Audrey Hepburn (at 15 in WW2 - Version 2).mp3
• Australia aboriginal language (all but forgotten).mp3
• Australian Aborigine (Lost In Funeral Home 109 years).mp3
• Ava Gardner (Picture In Window).mp3
• Babe Didrikson (only woman on 1932 Olympic team).mp3
• Babe Ruth (Back To The Minors & First Home Run).mp3
• Babe Ruth (Break Up Collection) (1987).mp3
• Babe Ruth (Movies and $25 Thousand Check) (NOISY).mp3
• Babe Ruth (abused child at age 6).mp3
• Babe Ruth (cancer drug guniea pig).mp3
• Baby Ruth Candy (Air Drops over Florida & Enola Gay).mp3
• Bald Eagle Buddy (scared of animals).mp3
• Balmoral castle (Queen Victoria purchased it with miser's money) (1993).mp3
• Band Aid (invented for accident prone wife).mp3
• Banker (Now Bank Robber).mp3
• Barbara Grossberg (Delmar Gardens and Holocoust) (1993).mp3
• Barbara Streisand (her way).mp3
• Barbara Streisand (not wanted in Las Vegas).mp3
• Barbara Walters (as kid & older sister Jacqueline).mp3
• Barber of Saville (cheered & jeered).mp3
• Barber of Seville (based upon works of others).mp3
• Barbie (American icon).mp3
• Barbie Dolls (depicted as teenagers).mp3
• Barbra Streisand (Lion Bar in Greenwich Village) (Part 1).mp3
• Barbra Streisand (Lion Bar in Greenwich Village) (Part 2).mp3
• Barbra Streisand (Plain and boring).mp3
• Barefoot Kid Gets Free Shoes (love of strangers).mp3
• Barilla (Secret pasta factory).mp3
• Barney Dinosaur (originally a teddy bear).mp3
• Barthelemy Thimonnier (Sewing Machine).mp3
• Baseball (a sin).mp3
• Baseball (first $5 salary game).mp3
• Baseball (first game 1845).mp3
• Baseball (history).mp3
• Baseball Statistics (1989).mp3
• Basketball (Creation of an American Sport).mp3
• Bastile Jail (a luxury hotel).mp3
• Bath School massacre (Violent attacks about increased taxes 1927).mp3
• Battle of Brooklyn (Biggest loss of Revolutionary War).mp3
• Battle of Brooklyn (forgotten battle of Revolutionary war).mp3
• Battle of Gettysburg (battle over shoes).mp3
• Battle of Minden (roses sent to British consolate in Chicago) (No beginning).mp3
• Bausch & Lomb (founding).mp3
• Beatles (Decca Records turned them down).mp3
• Beatles haircut (came from German friend).mp3
• Beau Brummell (history).mp3
• Beer flood (London 1814).mp3
• Ben Franklin (5 year old watched Boston Burn).mp3
• Ben Franklin (Bow & Arrow).mp3
• Ben Franklin (Daylight Saving Time).mp3
• Ben Franklin (School Dropout).mp3
• Ben Franklin (Uncle Ben).mp3
• Ben Franklin (armonica) (Version 1).mp3
• Ben Franklin (armonica) (Version 2).mp3
• Ben Franklin (electrocuted meat to tenderize).mp3
• Ben Franklin (lightning experiment and Russian professor).mp3
• Ben Hogan (golfer - car accident).mp3
• Ben Montgomery (Former slave buys Jeffeson Davis' plantation).mp3
• Benedict Arnold (Dark Eagle).mp3
• Benedict Arnold (his mother).mp3
• Benito Mussolini (draft dodger).mp3
• Benito Mussolini (provided marbled for US Supreme Court 1929).mp3
• Benjamin Grierson (Civil War cavalry kicked by pony as kid).mp3
• Benjamin Harrison (White House a mess & electricity).mp3
• Benjamin Latrobe (Architect and yellow fever) (1998).mp3
• Benjamin Spock (competed on Yale rowing team and Olympics).mp3
• Benjamin Spock (did not get along with step-daughter).mp3
• Benjamin Spock (his son Mike) (1987).mp3
• Bernie Baruch (Home Run Shorty).mp3
• Bert Lucarelli (Boy Scout and Oboe).mp3
• Bette Davis & Howard Hughes (affair & blackmail).mp3
• Bette Davis (Almost aborted).mp3
• Bette Davis (rejected for drama school 1927).mp3
• Bette Davis (the letter).mp3
• Bette Nesmith Graham (Liquid Paper).mp3
• Betty Crocker (composite sketch).mp3
• Betty Galvano lightning (lightning hits woman 1994, no pain now).mp3
• Betty Grable (back to the camera).mp3
• Beverly Hills (Dry Gulch).mp3
• Bicycle Bank Robber (Bifocal Bandit).mp3
• Bill Clinton (caught in a rip tide 1968).mp3
• Bill Cosby (Orange Crate Xmas Tree).mp3
• Bill Cosby (school dropout).mp3
• Bill Gates (Harvard dropout).mp3
• Bill Gates (school library assistant).mp3
• Bill Hellier (Track star stroke at age 17).mp3
• Bill Russell (Charlie's kid brother).mp3
• Bill Ship (monster and accident prone).mp3
• Bill Smith (World Series of Poker).mp3
• Bill Tilden (tennis great once failed actor) (1987).mp3
• Bill and Holley Rising (Two brothers with PHDs pumping gas).mp3
• Billy Graham & Stuart Hamblen (It's No Secret).mp3
• Billy Graham (as a teenager hated church).mp3
• Billy Joel (Suicidal & psychiatric hospital) (version 2).mp3
• Billy Joel (suicidal & psychiatric hospital) (version 1).mp3
• Billy The Kid (Good Side).mp3
• Billy The Kid (as a teenager).mp3
• Billy Tipton (he was a she).mp3
• Bing Crosby (White Christmas).mp3
• Bing Crosby (gang fight at age 10) (1998).mp3
• Bing Crosby (lazy in law school).mp3
• Bing Crosby (named from comics).mp3
• Bingo (Edwin Lowe & Carl Leffler).mp3
• Birds Nest Soup (Thailand).mp3
• Birth of Chicago 1833 (voter fraud).mp3
• Bisquick (invented by railroad cook) (1987).mp3
• Bjorn Borg (His father and tennis raquet).mp3
• Black Pool (Items found in lake under Roller Coaster) (1992).mp3
• Blind Companion (Sheep and blind pony).mp3
• Blind dog (saves girl in water 1996).mp3
• Blue Cross (first case 1930).mp3
• Bo Jackson (almost killed boy at age 12).mp3
• Bob Dole (his life saved WW2).mp3
• Bob Dylan (Wanted to go to West Point).mp3
• Bob Feller (his mother got hit with a baseball).mp3
• Bob Hoover (stunt aviator hated to fly) (HQ).mp3
• Bob Hope (Alaska Flight).mp3
• Bob Hope (Hopelessly) (HQ).mp3
• Bob Hope (Prize Fighter).mp3
• Bob Hope (name change).mp3
• Bob Love (Sutterer, NBA star and Nordstrom).mp3
• Bob May (Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer) (HQ).mp3
• Bob McLaughlin (Police Officer that helped with birth of future police officer) (HQ).mp3
• Bobby Leach (went over Niagara Falls in barrel) (NO ENDING).mp3
• Bobby Pearce (Australian rower and ducks).mp3
• Bodie, California (monument for James Garfield).mp3
• Boll Weevil (forced farmers to change crops and statue).mp3
• Bolshoi Ballet (orphan children).mp3
• Bombing Iraqi nuclear reactor (Israeli Air Force).mp3
• Bombing of Tarnov, NE (Accdidental test bombing WWII).mp3
• Bosnia (Start of WW1).mp3
• Boston Massacre (John Adams was lawyer) (1987).mp3
• Bottle in Ocean ($6 million will).mp3
• Bottle in Ocean 1784 Japan (found 1935).mp3
• Bowerbird (unique courtship).mp3
• Boxing match by computer (Ali vs. Marciano 1971).mp3
• Boy Scouts of America (originated in England).mp3
• Brahms Lullaby (Love song).mp3
• Braille (started as coded messages).mp3
• Brain Surgery (10,000 BC ancient Peru).mp3
• Bram Stroker (Dracula author and failed marriage).mp3
• Bridal Shower (generosity of others) (NOISY).mp3
• Bridal Showers (Origin of the tradition).mp3
• Bride Was Naked (as she entered the world).mp3
• Bridge In Middle of Nowhere (outer space).mp3
• Bridget Diver (Michigan calvary woman Civil War).mp3
• British Open (originally for golf professionals).mp3
• Broken Clock on the Mantle (saved family from fire) (1986).mp3
• Bronte Sisters (wrote as Bell Brothers).mp3
• Brooke Knapp (aviator, hated to fly) (1987).mp3
• Brooke Shields (her grandfather).mp3
• Brooklyn Bridge (on site engineer was John Augustus Roebling's wife Emily).mp3
• Brooklyn Dodgers (named after people who dodged trolleys).mp3
• Brooklyn Dodgers (trolley cars) (NOISY).mp3
• Bruce Devlin (His father inspired him to become a golfer).mp3
• Bruce Jenner (almost had a water skiing career).mp3
• Bubble Gum Mystery (acidic saliva caused tooth and lung problems).mp3
• Bubonic Plague (Ring around the Rosies) (low volume).mp3
• Buckingham Palace (originally was a mulberry garden).mp3
• Buckingham Palace (remodeled house no one liked) (1987).mp3
• Buckingham Palace (young boy snuck in) (1992).mp3
• Buckminster Fuller (Failure and recovery).mp3
• Buddy Ebsen (Original Tin Man in Wizard of Oz) (1987).mp3
• Buffalo Bill's Tree spared in forest fire (Yellowstone park 1988).mp3
• Buffalo Bill (German Spies at show).mp3
• Buffalo Bill (Guide for Prince Albert).mp3
• Bulova Wrist Watch (watch lost in WWII, found in 2007).mp3
• Bum waits 5 one-half years (dog waited for owner).mp3
• Burglars in air ducts (Orlando, FL Sears 1995).mp3
• Burt Lancaster (walking on hands) (Version 1).mp3
• Burt Lancaster (walking on hands) (Version 2).mp3
• Burt Reynolds (contestant on The Dating Game) (1993).mp3
• Burt Reynolds (stunt man and football).mp3
• Buster Douglas (inspired woman to face surgery).mp3
• Butch Cassidy (may have written his own autobiography).mp3
• Butch O'Hare (his father Artful Eddie).mp3
• Buttons on sleeves (kept soldiers from using sleeves as handkerchief).mp3
• Byron Nelson (modified golf drivers so wife could buy a new dress).mp3
• Caesarean section (first documented one in Switzerland 1500s).mp3
• Calamity Jane (Angel of Mercy).mp3
• Calamity Kathy (Disasters followed her).mp3
• Calico Cat (saved owner in fire).mp3
• Calvin Coolidge (racoon president).mp3
• Calvin Coolidge (robbed).mp3
• Calvin Coolidge (shaved with hat on).mp3
• Calvin Graham (Served in WWII at age twelve).mp3
• Calvin Meineke (Violin Maker and doctor).mp3
• Calvin Peete (Broken arm).mp3
• Camels (Rough gang murder).mp3
• Canada Geese & Black Lake (General Motors).mp3
• Cannons on Spanish ships (used platinum).mp3
• Canonero II (Horse with deformed leg, won 1971 Preakness).mp3
• Canyon Diablo shootout (famous picture of dead man 1905).mp3
• Cape Hatteras Lighthouse (moved in 1999).mp3
• Captain Cook & Captain Bligh (walking stick from St. Valentin's Massacre).mp3
• Captain Kidd (Pirate hunter to pirate) (Version 1).mp3
• Captain Kidd (Pirate hunter to pirate) (Version 2).mp3
• Captain Kidd (may not have been a pirate).mp3
• Captain Kidd (sailors mooning another boat).mp3
• Car Accident (first accident, Kansas City 1901) (1987).mp3
• Car Trip across USA (backwards 1930).mp3
• Cargo barge prototype (sunk in Chicago river 1942 when nobody wanted it).mp3
• Carl Andre (Pile of bricks as art).mp3
• Carl Elliott (innovation behind student loans).mp3
• Carl Sandburg (flunked out of West Point became poet).mp3
• Carl Switzer (How Alfalfa from Our Gang died).mp3
• Carlock, IL (separate cemetaries for Democrats and Republicans).mp3
• Carly Simon (stutterer took up singing).mp3
• Carol (elephant, artist) (1986).mp3
• Carol Burnett (at age 10) (LOW VOLUME).mp3
• Caroline Caskey (DNA Testing and Identigene).mp3
• Caroline Cossey (Bond Girl Sex Change).mp3
• Carrie Jacobs-Bond (I Love You Truly) (version 1).mp3
• Carrie Jacobs-Bond (I Love You Truly) (version 2).mp3
• Carrie Nation (anti-booze) (Version 1).mp3
• Carrie Nation (anti-booze) (Version 2).mp3
• Carrier Pigeon (Saved American troops in World War I).mp3
• Carrier Pigeon (Used in World War II to call off bombing).mp3
• Cary Grant (mother had mental breakdown).mp3
• Cary Grant (no public appearances late in life).mp3
• Cary Grant (shoe skating accident lost tooth) (1987).mp3
• Cary Grant (stilt walker).mp3
• Casey Jones (his saga).mp3
• Casey Stengel (left hand dentist).mp3
• Cassius Clay (19th century emancipationist) (1988).mp3
• Cassius Clay (Being Born).mp3
• Cassius Clay (Broke Mom's Tooth).mp3
• Cassius Clay (stolen bicycle).mp3
• Cat & Kittens Rescued from dump (family continues to rescue).mp3
• Cat Named Wednesday (alerted owner of fire).mp3
• Catalina de Erauso (Spanish war hero and nun) (Part 1).mp3
• Catalina de Erauso (Spanish war hero and nun) (Part 2).mp3
• Cataract Surgery (plexiglass).mp3
• Caterpillar (call of the wild).mp3
• Cedar Park (cemetary in Chicago).mp3
• Cesar Ritz (goat herder later waiter became hotel giant).mp3
• Chang and Eng Bunker (Siamese Twins Farmers Married).mp3
• Chanukah (origins) (1987).mp3
• Charles Atlas (boybuilding).mp3
• Charles Becker (made the best counterfeit money) (1992).mp3
• Charles Blondin (crossed Niagara Falls on tightrope).mp3
• Charles Burton (Invented Baby Carriage, not popular in US).mp3
• Charles Byrne (Irish giant stalked for his bones).mp3
• Charles Darwin (dropped out of medical school).mp3
• Charles Darwin (funded missionaries for Tierra del Fuego).mp3
• Charles Darwin (his grandfather came up wth theory of evolution).mp3
• Charles Dawes (Melody in A Major and Vice President).mp3
• Charles Dickens (Newspaper Writer).mp3
• Charles Dickens (Staplehurst train wreck).mp3
• Charles Dickens (Unfinished Mystery).mp3
• Charles Dickens (mistress and affair).mp3
• Charles Dickens (promoted use of treadmills).mp3
• Charles Dickens (would be actor became writer).mp3
• Charles Dodgson (Alice In Wonderland).mp3
• Charles Drew (Hematology).mp3
• Charles Fisk (worked on atom bomb, later an organ maker) (1989).mp3
• Charles Goodyear ($200,000 in debt and in jail).mp3
• Charles Goodyear (developed method for rubber for everything but tires).mp3
• Charles Hires (Hires Root Beer).mp3
• Charles Lee (Outwitted by himself).mp3
• Charles Lightoller (Titanic officer story).mp3
• Charles Lightoller (former Titanic first mate helped with Dunkirk evacuation).mp3
• Charles Lindbergh (Al Capone volunteered to help solve kidnapping).mp3
• Charles Lindbergh (Conservationist).mp3
• Charles Lindbergh (WW2 bomber pilot).mp3
• Charles Lindbergh (daredevil).mp3
• Charles Lindbergh (did not shoot man in gun sight).mp3
• Charles Lindbergh (disaster inspired trans-Atlantic flight).mp3
• Charles Lindbergh (his grandfather and name change).mp3
• Charles Lindbergh (his mother).mp3
• Charles Lindbergh (nightmares, afraid of high places).mp3
• Charles Lindbergh (threw dummy from plane).mp3
• Charles Manson (ran away from Boys Town) (noisy).mp3
• Charles Parnell (Fear of the color green).mp3
• Charles Parnell (superstitious of the color green).mp3
• Charles Peale (Saddle maker turned artist).mp3
• Charles Richard Drew (Blood Plasma, black man) (Version 1).mp3
• Charles Richard Drew (Blood Plasma, black man) (Version 2).mp3
• Charles Schultz (depressed and hands shook as he drew).mp3
• Charles Schultz (how he became an artist and Division 5).mp3
• Charles Schultz (little red haired girl was real).mp3
• Charles Schultz (poor student and loser).mp3
• Charles Steinmetz (German immigrant became great inventor).mp3
• Charles Walgreen (Near death experience).mp3
• Charles Webb (The Graduate movie).mp3
• Charles XIV John (Swedish king was adopted).mp3
• Charles Zibleman (swam Hudson River Albany to NYC with no legs 1937).mp3
• Charlie Boswell (Blind Golfer).mp3
• Charlie Brown (real life person inspiration for the comic strip).mp3
• Charlie Chaplain (body kidnapped after death).mp3
• Charlie Chaplain (visit to Japan and assassination attempt).mp3
• Charlie Hires (Fullers Earth and root beer) (NO ENDING).mp3
• Charlie Kimmel (Violin With One String).mp3
• Charlie Sotich (miniature kites).mp3
• Chef Boyardee (made field rations in World War II).mp3
• Cher (Her mother).mp3
• Chess game (by mail between Cambridge and an insane asylum 1883).mp3
• Chester Arthur (corrupt customs officer but clean president).mp3
• Chester Arthur (held expensive parties before he died).mp3
• Chester Arthur (lawyer fought for civil rights 1854).mp3
• Chester Arthur (personal documents burned just before he died).mp3
• Chester Arthur (would have died of Bright's Disease).mp3
• Cheyenne Woods (10 year old golfer and related to Tiger).mp3
• Chicago (Great Fire of 1871 - aftermath and mayhem).mp3
• Chicago (Great fire of 1871).mp3
• Chicago (founded by Haitian man).mp3
• Chicago Bears (how they got started as company team).mp3
• Chicago Fire (12 horses and 8 wagons were saved).mp3
• Chicago Fire (first fire, tired fire fighters).mp3
• Chicago Fire (was 2 fires back to back).mp3
• Chicago golf course (designed for one person).mp3
• Child Proof Bottle (1500 years ago from Mayan ruins) (1993).mp3
• Children Raised By Wolves (India 1920).mp3
• Chimps & Modern Man (more intelligent than we thought).mp3
• Chinese May West (Dragon Lady) (1987).mp3
• Chinese tomb (guarded by terracotta figurines).mp3
• Ching Shih (Chinese Woman Pirate).mp3
• Choco Loco Monster (1969).mp3
• Chop Suey (American Origin, made from leftovers) (Nov 2001).mp3
• Christian Science (faith healing).mp3
• Christmas Card (first, controversial).mp3
• Christmas Carols (singing a sin in England 1647).mp3
• Christmas Eve Escape (POW camp tunnel 1944).mp3
• Christmas Illegal (England and Colonies 1652).mp3
• Christmas Tree (German custom brought to England).mp3
• Christmas Tree Lights (75 years old).mp3
• Christmas Truce (WW1 1914).mp3
• Christopher Columbus (Carribean Christmas).mp3
• Christopher Columbus (Jewish boy had dreams).mp3
• Christopher Columbus (Man in chains accused of being a pirate) (1987).mp3
• Christopher Columbus (Predicted hurricane).mp3
• Christopher Columbus (able to predict hurricanes by his bones).mp3
• Christopher Columbus (his crew brought back Syphillis to Europe).mp3
• Christopher Columbus (kept two sets of books).mp3
• Christopher Columbus (marooned in Jamaica and Lunar Eclipse).mp3
• Christopher Columbus (monks inspired him) (1987).mp3
• Christopher Columbus (shipwrecked on Christmas in Carribean).mp3
• Christopher Columbus (voyages inspired by Irish Monk).mp3
• Christopher Kraft (NASA engineer helped astronauts to moon).mp3
• Christopher Nolan (Irish poet, genius, impairment).mp3
• Christy Brown (Writer and cerebral palsy).mp3
• Chuck Norris (was bullied as a kid).mp3
• Chuck Ross (Submitted published book to book publishers).mp3
• Church Smallest In The World (in Georgia always open).mp3
• Church of the Bent Cross (helicopter accident Goeppingen Germany).mp3
• Cicero (First use of shorthand).mp3
• Cigarette ads (in 1950).mp3
• Cinderella (the real story).mp3
• Civil Air Patrols (sank German sub off NJ coast WW2).mp3
• Civil War Colonel (crossed lines asks enemy for advice).mp3
• Civil War Confederate POWs (defend western front).mp3
• Civil War Confederate Unknown Soldier (Battle of Ox Hill).mp3
• Civil War southerners avoided the draft (fought for the north).mp3
• Clara Crowell (first female sheriff in Nevada).mp3
• Clark Gable (wanted to die in war).mp3
• Claude Monet (Sun Rising).mp3
• Claude Monet (hobby gardner became painter).mp3
• Claude Shannon (Ultimate Machine).mp3
• Clayton Jacques (Handicapped Super Athlete).mp3
• Cleveland Amory (animal activist & BB Gun Story).mp3
• Cliff Reeves (Blind Car Painter 18 years old) (1993).mp3
• Clint Eastwood (Crash landing) (Version 1) (NOISY).mp3
• Clint Eastwood (Crash landing) (Version 2).mp3
• Cobra Sports Car (painted red with fingernail polish).mp3
• Coca Cola Machine (Ran Up Telephone Bill).mp3
• Code Talkers (Navajo) (version 1).mp3
• Code Talkers (Navajo) (version 2).mp3
• Coded Messages (from the Bible) (1987).mp3
• Coffee (Animals discovered it first).mp3
• Coffee (Prohibition in Sweden).mp3
• Coffee (history of coffee, magical fruit tree).mp3
• Coincidence Finds Father (saved from house fire).mp3
• Cole Porter (Christmas cards from Grandma Moses).mp3
• Cole Porter (Did not want to be lawyer) (HQ).mp3
• Cole Porter (pretended to join French Foreign Legion).mp3
• Cole Porter (wrote risque lyrics 1930).mp3
• Coleman (marketed first lamp & stove).mp3
• Colin Powell (wrote love letters in Vietnam, what they didn't say).mp3
• College of hard knocks (founded colleges but didn't graduate from one).mp3
• Colonge (created to help against Black Death in 7 years war).mp3
• Concert in dark (New England String Ensemble 1994).mp3
• Concrete (invention first used in Rome).mp3
• Confucius (Not Popular In China).mp3
• Congressional Medal of Honor.mp3
• Conrad Cantzen (Broadway Bum and shoe fund) (1987).mp3
• Conrad Hubert and Joshua Lionel Cowen (Eveready batteries and Lionel trains).mp3
• Constitution Formed (difficult process).mp3
• Conway Twitty (his first hit, took name from map).mp3
• Coober Pedy (people living in old opal mines in South Australia).mp3
• Cook Book (first one written in ancient Rome).mp3
• Cop delivers future cop (in 1967).mp3
• Coral Court Motel (No Tell Motel Route 66).mp3
• Corn Field Shapes in England (drought exposed ancient Roman town).mp3
• Cornelius Vanderbilt (The Commodore, could not read or write).mp3
• Country That Eats Rodents & Insects (allowed by US FDA).mp3
• Cowboy Kennedys (Joseph and John Kennedy as teenagers).mp3
• Cracker Jacks (creator's grandson's image on each box).mp3
• Cranberry (history as the crane berry).mp3
• Crash Avoided (Emergency Landing).mp3
• Crepe Suzette (created by accident).mp3
• Croquet (originally considered to be evil).mp3
• Cruciverbalists (Crossword Puzzles).mp3
• Crush, Texas (controlled train crash killed bystanders).mp3
• Crystal Palace (London England bullt 1867 demolished 1941).mp3
• Cullinan Diamond (sent via parcel post 1905).mp3
• Curly Howard (actor also ballroom dancer, depressed after bald).mp3
• Currier and Ives (first illustrated extra, later Christmas Cards).mp3
• Curtis Jones (his parrot).mp3
• Cy Young (best and worst pitcher in baseball) (HQ).mp3
• Cynthia Ann Parker (Indian girl wasn't Indian).mp3
• Cyrano de Bergerac (Science Fiction Writer).mp3
• Cyrano de Bergerac (comedic book predicted space exploration) (1987).mp3
• D-Day Battle World War II (practice battle failed invasion Apr 1944).mp3
• Daisy Day (had encephalitis in coma from 1926 to 1943).mp3
• Dallas Boushey (Janitor Now Professor).mp3
• Dalton, Georgia (home to bedspreads and carpets).mp3
• Dan Blocker (Hoss Cartright).mp3
• Dan Emmett (northerner who wrote Dixie).mp3
• Daniel Boone (at age 82 traveled west).mp3
• Daniel Boone (daughter kidnapped).mp3
• Daniel Butterfield (Taps).mp3
• Daniel Defoe (Robinson Carusoe and the Pillory).mp3
• Daniel Fowler (invented special drinking straw while in prision).mp3
• Daniel Hale Williams (first successful open heart surgery, black doctor, 1893).mp3
• Daniel Webster (Farm Boy became orator) (1987).mp3
• Danny Thomas (wanted fur coat for wife).mp3
• Dante's Inferno (Great Love for Beatrice).mp3
• Dave Brubeck (cowboy later jazz musician).mp3
• Dave Millar (Marlboro Man, hated horses).mp3
• Davey Crocket (named for his grandfather).mp3
• David Brenner (comedian and parents death).mp3
• David Copperfield (wanted the batmobile since he was a kid).mp3
• David Dunbar Buick (his death) (1987).mp3
• David Dunbar Buick (improved the porcelain bath tub).mp3
• David Lean (Quaker kid, housekeeper and movies).mp3
• David Marshall Williams (invented M1 gun).mp3
• David McConnell (Founded Avon).mp3
• David Muir (tracheostomy valve inventor).mp3
• David Rice Atchison (President For One Day) (1988).mp3
• David Williams (M1 Rifle and WW2).mp3
• Davy Crockett (The real story).mp3
• Dayton Hyde (Wild Mustangs).mp3
• Death on the commode (prisoner electrocuted).mp3
• Debbi Fields (Mrs. Fields Cookies) (version 1).mp3
• Debbi Fields (Mrs. Fields Cookies) (version 2).mp3
• Debbie Reynolds (tomboy and beauty contest).mp3
• Debra Winger (accident and out of body experience).mp3
• Delphine LaLaurie (Tortured slaves in attic).mp3
• Demodex (small creatures on your body).mp3
• Dennis Walters (paralyzed golfer and golf tricks).mp3
• Dennis the Meance (real life son of Hank Ketcham).mp3
• Dentistry (Over The Years).mp3
• Desmond Doss (conscientious objector received Medal of Honor).mp3
• Diana Ross (as a kid).mp3
• Diana Spencer (The first one).mp3
• Dick Randall (animal trapper now conservationist).mp3
• Dick Williams (Tennis star, Titanic survivor).mp3
• Dietz Edzard (painted his wife).mp3
• Dinah Shore (Became a Democrat).mp3
• Dinah Shore (Childhood and Polio).mp3
• Dinosaur bird dug up (Spain 1996).mp3
• Disney World (Operation Compass East).mp3
• Dodenau Flag (American flag made from scraps in Germany WW2).mp3
• Dog's Last Supper (before they are euthanized).mp3
• Dog (brings home deer).mp3
• Dog Dies In Sleep (ghost visits camps).mp3
• Dog cured of cancer (experimental drugs).mp3
• Doggie Spa (Los Angeles, CA).mp3
• Dogs on World War II Subs (served as mascots) (1987).mp3
• Dog that waited in fire (guided blind woman down stairs).mp3
• Dolly Madison (Fill in First Lady for Thomas Jefferson).mp3
• Dolly Madison (former slave helped her).mp3
• Dolly the Dolphin (formerly served with US Navy).mp3
• Dolly the parrot (witnessed house robbery) (1987).mp3
• Dolphin (Saved life of boy in Cocos Islands).mp3
• Dolphins on beach (woman saved them from dying).mp3
• Dom Perignon (Origins of Champange).mp3
• Don't Worry Be Happy (created by Meher Baba 1925).mp3
• Don Budge (Protocol mistake and Queen Mary).mp3
• Don Gardner (All I Want for Christmas song origin).mp3
• Don King (gun slinger).mp3
• Don Rodewald (paraplegic aviator sets record 1984).mp3
• Donald Cram (almost won the Nobel Prize).mp3
• Doris Day (Dancer, then singer).mp3
• Dorothy Parker (excuse my dust).mp3
• Dorsey (Dog who delivered the mail) (1987).mp3
• Douglas Bader (Legless RAF Pilot) (version 1).mp3
• Douglas Bader (Legless RAF Pilot) (version 2).mp3
• Douglas MacArthur (Veracruz expedition 1914).mp3
• Douglas MacArthur (defended Billy Mitchell in court-martial).mp3
• Douglas McArthur (vomited on White House steps).mp3
• Dow Chemical Company (loan saved company 1889).mp3
• Dr. Pepper (how it was started).mp3
• Dresden, Germany (Bombing in WWII).mp3
• Drowning child (saved by mom in wheelchair).mp3
• Drug Abuse (University of Pennsylvania 1910).mp3
• Drug Deal (Accidently gave out details to Police).mp3
• Drug abuse (in the 1800s) (HQ).mp3
• Druid Hill (Stone circle in Massachusetts).mp3
• Dudley Herschbach (Nobel prize for chemistry but hated it originally).mp3
• Dudley Moore (Club foot).mp3
• Duke Ellington (real name Ed Kennedy, received Medal of Freedom).mp3
• Dummy Hoy (baseball player deaf-mute).mp3
• Dwight Eisenhower (WW1 Convoy led to modern Interstates) (1987).mp3
• Dwight Eisenhower (almost died from blood poisoning as kid 1905).mp3
• Dwight Eisenhower (asked King George to prevent Churchill from seeing D-Day).mp3
• Dwight Eisenhower (halts WWIII).mp3
• Dwight Eisenhower (his brother Arthur and Harry Truman).mp3
• Dwight Eisenhower (lost in St. Louis at night at age 15).mp3
• Dwight Eisenhower (master chef and tailor) (HQ).mp3
• Dwight Eisenhower (stopped synthetic oil project 1953) (HQ).mp3
• Dwight Eisenhower (student pilot and bag of sand).mp3
• Dwight Eisenhower (the pest and future wife Mary).mp3
• Dying mothers (prevented by doctors washing hands).mp3
• EPA Building contaminated (sick building syndrome).mp3
• Eagle Flies to Ireland (lost over Atlantic ocean).mp3
• Earl of Massereene (stayed in debtors prison 20 years).mp3
• Earthquake of 1811 (near St. Louis, MO USA).mp3
• Ed Boehm (farmer later sculptor).mp3
• Ed Doc Roberts (early computer maker employed Bill Gates).mp3
• Ed Gein (farmer who murdered women inspired Psycho movie) (NOISY).mp3
• Ed Pulaski (saved fireman from fire in Rocky Mountains 1910).mp3
• Ed Schieffelin (Tombstone).mp3
• Ed Shifflett (Survived by a wooden leg).mp3
• Ed The Ripper (big hands tore telephone books).mp3
• Ed Weston (Speed Walking).mp3
• Eddie Albert (saved soldiers in WW2).mp3
• Eddie Rickenbacker (job hunting, made cars).mp3
• Eddie Rickenbacker (nine lives).mp3
• Eddie Rickenbacker (survived at sea by seagulls).mp3
• Eddystone Lighthouse (first made of concrete).mp3
• Edgar Allan Poe (foresaw cannibalism 50 years earlier).mp3
• Edgar Allan Poe (hot air balloon hoax 1844).mp3
• Edgar Allen Poe (80 dollar debt).mp3
• Edgar Allen Poe (Poe Toaster, leaves three roses) (HQ).mp3
• Edgar Allen Poe (Poe Toaster, leaves three roses).mp3
• Edgar Allen Poe (West Point, court-martialed).mp3
• Edgar Allen Poe (after death).mp3
• Edgar Allen Poe (after death and no tombstone).mp3
• Edgar Bergen (received wrong book, became ventriloquist instead).mp3
• Edgar Bergen (story behind Charlie McCarthy).mp3
• Edgar Rice Burroughs (Tarzan creator, life history).mp3
• Edith Stein (first a Jew then a Catholic Nun and concentration camp).mp3
• Edith Wilson (first woman president 1919) (Version 1) (NOISY).mp3
• Edmonton Grads (Best Basketball Team, all women).mp3
• Edmund Allenby (Battle of Michmash WW1).mp3
• Edmund Ruffin (was at first and last Civil War battles).mp3
• Edouard Manet (Cabin Boy and Cheese Painting).mp3
• Eduardo San Juan (Lunar Rover inventor).mp3
• Edvard Munch (The Scream and Krakatoa) (NO BEGINNING).mp3
• Edward Bancroft (Double Agent in Revolutionary War).mp3
• Edward Everett (another Gettysburg Address).mp3
• Edward Hyde (always dressed in drag).mp3
• Edward Leedskalnin (Coral Castle Homestead, FL).mp3
• Edward Marco (Blind mechanic) (NOISY).mp3
• Edward Mueller (made counterfeit One Dollar bills discovered in fire).mp3
• Edward Stratemeyer (wrote childrens novels).mp3
• Edward Williams (predicted Princess Diana's death).mp3
• Edwin Booth (Ford Theater Collapse).mp3
• Edwin Booth (John's brother saved Robert Todd Lincoln).mp3
• Edwin Porter (Great Train Robbery).mp3
• Egyptian Cinderella (Dorica or Rhodopis).mp3
• Egyptian Obelisk (142 foot tall but never erected due to flaw).mp3
• Eiffel Tower (wasn't wanted) (version 1).mp3
• Eiffel Tower (wasn't wanted) (version 2).mp3
• Eleanor Holm (kicked off Olympic team because she drank champange).mp3
• Eleanor Roosevelt (Died from tuberculosis) (Version 1) (1987).mp3
• Eleanor Roosevelt (Shirley Temple hit her with slingshot).mp3
• Eleanor Roosevelt (could not shoot a gun).mp3
• Eleanor Roosevelt (died of tuberculosis) (version 1).mp3
• Eleanor Roosevelt (died of tuberculosis) (version 2).mp3
• Eleanor Roosevelt (hit by car 1960 age 75).mp3
• Eleanor Roosevelt (rescued from shipwreck at age 2 1887).mp3
• Eleanor Roosevelt (visited Rock Creek Cemetery regularly).mp3
• Eli Whitney (was to be a tutor, invented the Cotton Gin) (version 1) (1992).mp3
• Eli Whitney (was to be a tutor, invented the Cotton Gin) (version 2).mp3
• Elias Martin (painting of first iron bridge 1781).mp3
• Elijah Pierce (Wood carvings).mp3
• Elisha Gray (really invented the telephone).mp3
• Elizabeth Arden (No Nurse).mp3
• Elizabeth Browning (dognap inspired poetry).mp3
• Elizabeth Browning (poetry for charity, started at age 5).mp3
• Elizabeth Kenny (Australian nurse who developed treatment for Polio 1910).mp3
• Elizabeth Kenny (nurse dedicated life to Polio) (1992).mp3
• Elizabeth Taylor (Her husband Mike Todd).mp3
• Elizabeth Taylor (Montgomery Clift and car accident) (1990).mp3
• Elizabeth Taylor (Mother-in-law to someone with AIDS).mp3
• Elizabeth Taylor (as a baby).mp3
• Ellen G. White (Accident and writer) (NOISY).mp3
• Ellie Keeling (Tennis playing mother).mp3
• Elliot Ness (Disgraced and proper burial).mp3
• Elliot Roosevelt (interviewed Joseph Stalin, knew English).mp3
• Ellison Onizuka (Challenger astronaut, issue with street name change).mp3
• Elvis Presley (Blue Moon Boys failed Grand Ole Opry).mp3
• Elvis Presley (Singing In School 1945).mp3
• Elvis Presley (birthday tantrum 9 years old and guitar).mp3
• Elvis Presley (could not dance at prom 1953).mp3
• Elvis Presley (first time on stage).mp3
• Elvis Presley (movie usher later became movie actor) (HQ).mp3
• Elvis Presley (poor boy and guitar) (HQ).mp3
• Elvis Presley (super narc and Richard Nixon).mp3
• Elvis Presley (truck driver and record for mother).mp3
• Ely Samuel Parker (Indian in Civil War).mp3
• Ely Samuel Parker (indian in US Civil War).mp3
• Emerson Moser (Crayola crayon maker color blind).mp3
• Emily Dickenson (woman in white).mp3
• Emily Morgan (Yellow Rose of Texas) (Version 1).mp3
• Emily Morgan (Yellow Rose of Texas) (Version 2).mp3
• Emirau (abandoned Coke bottles from WW2).mp3
• Emperor of Russia (Ivan VI in jail age 6).mp3
• Empty tomb under US Capitol (meant for George Washington) (2005).mp3
• Enola Gay (mother's name scribbled on plane).mp3
• Enrico Caruso (escaped after San Francisco earthquake 1906).mp3
• Enrico Fermi (Escaped Italy to work on Atomic Bomb in US WW2).mp3
• Enrico Fermi (Stink bomb to Atomic bomb).mp3
• Epicurus (Greek philosopher and self denial) (1993).mp3
• Epilepsy (pet dogs used to warn owners of seisures).mp3
• Eric Liddell (Did not complete for the Olympics on Sunday).mp3
• Eric the Red (Iceland to Greenland) (1987).mp3
• Erle Stanley Gardner (Shattered nerves and earthquake).mp3
• Ernest Hemingway (his book influenced the Castro revolution).mp3
• Ernest Hemingway (his father).mp3
• Ernest Hemingway (loved his cats).mp3
• Ernest Hemingway (twins weren't twins).mp3
• Ernest Thayer and William Hearst (Casey at the Bat).mp3
• Ernie Nevers (Player Coach and Chicago Cardinals).mp3
• Errol Flynn (spied for Nazis).mp3
• Erwin Rommel (Homeade Glider before Nazi General).mp3
• Escape Artist (Gorilla) (no beginning) (1987).mp3
• Eskimo story (summer that never came 1783).mp3
• Esther Howland (Valentine's Day Cards).mp3
• Ethanol as fuel for cars (patents donated by Joseph Pugh).mp3
• Eugene Bullard (Black WWI pilot, Stowaway on German boat 1904).mp3
• Eugene O'Neil (kicked out of college became playright).mp3
• Eugene Shoemaker (moon craters).mp3
• Evelyn Glennie (Deaf Percussionist).mp3
• Evelyn Glennie (deaf percussionist Scotland).mp3
• Evergreen Travel (for blind people).mp3
• Evita Peron (dead 19 years came to dinner) (1987).mp3
• Extracting gold and other metals (from old circuit boards).mp3
• F-19 Stealth Bomber (invisible to Radar).mp3
• Fairy Lynd (Microbiologist with only high school degree).mp3
• Fake Army (Fooled the Germans in WW2) (Part 1) (NOISY).mp3
• Fake Army (Fooled the Germans in WW2) (Part 2).mp3
• Fake Kingdom in Arizona (American claimed to be Spanish Monarch).mp3
• Falcon Crest (orphaned dogs).mp3
• Falkland Islands (Paradise Lost).mp3
• Fall of Roman Empire (Lead poisoning) (Part 1).mp3
• Fall of Roman Empire (Lead poisoning) (Part 2).mp3
• Father's Day (honoring Bill Smart).mp3
• Father Knows Best (Cast members and troubles).mp3
• Father and Son (Encouraged each other to be lawyers).mp3
• Father finds daughter (many years after she was adopted).mp3
• Federal Express (Origin).mp3
• Felix Mendelssohn (redisovered Bach song).mp3
• Ferris Wheel (265 foot monstrosity).mp3
• Ferris Wheel (first one built 1893).mp3
• Fidel Castro (Saved priest's live at age 16).mp3
• Fidel Castro (at age 13 requested $10 from FDR).mp3
• Fidel Castro (tried out with Washington Senators baseball team).mp3
• Finders Keepers (if you catch a baseball you can keep it 1922).mp3
• Fingerprint (first 1892 Argentina).mp3
• Fingerprint (first use in America 1903).mp3
• Fireman To Be (letter lost in the mail) (NO BEGINNING OR ENDING).mp3
• Firestone, Ford, Edison (camping trips).mp3
• First Eleven Presidents (Before George Washington).mp3
• First Eleven Presidents (during Articles of the Confederation).mp3
• First High Heels (for short French queen).mp3
• First Korean War (Indians).mp3
• First Photograph (Only one person).mp3
• First Strike in USA (Polish glassmen at Jamestown 1608) (Version 1).mp3
• First Strike in USA (Polish glassmen at Jamestown 1615) (Version 2).mp3
• First Trans-Pacific Flight (1931 with removable landing gear).mp3
• Flight 232 air crash 1989 (divine intervention).mp3
• Floating Church (flood moved church Swan Quarter, NC) (1987).mp3
• Florence Nightingale (hypochondriac) (1987).mp3
• Florence Seibert (handicapped medical researcher).mp3
• Florenz Ziegfeld (Outshot Annie Oakley at Buffalo Bill show).mp3
• Floyd Collins (Cave Wars).mp3
• Floyd Collins (Dead Caveman Kidnapped).mp3
• Floyd Starr (original Boys Town in Michigan).mp3
• Fluoride (Fred McKay's malady).mp3
• Flyswatter (invented to combat typhoid fever).mp3
• Foley Square (originally was a lake in Manhattan).mp3
• Food Tasting (Purina pet foods).mp3
• Football (Start of huddle).mp3
• Football (forward pass first).mp3
• Football (kicking a skull) (HQ).mp3
• Football (most lopsided game).mp3
• Football Huddle (origin).mp3
• Football War (Honduras and El Salvador dispute over soccer game 1969).mp3
• Footware War (Gettysburg).mp3
• Forbidden Island (Hawaiian Island).mp3
• Ford was a Cadillac (and Cadillac was a Ford).mp3
• Forged books at Wren Library (J button hook 1934).mp3
• Former banker (now bank robber).mp3
• Fort Sheridan (Bought for $10 now worth $200 Million).mp3
• Fort Sumpter (Student was over teacher).mp3
• Fort Sumpter (first Civil War battle no one killed) (1987).mp3
• Fox (Survival Story).mp3
• Frances Cabrini (Wanted to be a nun).mp3
• Frances Willard (bicycle named Gladys) (1987).mp3
• Francis Andre (Faith healer and silver dollars).mp3
• Francis Bacon (Chicken Stuffed With Snow as science experiment).mp3
• Francis Bellamy (Pledge of Allegiance).mp3
• Francis Burdett (Blind Man Builds house at 65 years old) (1994).mp3
• Francis Ford Coppola (Tucker car) (1988).mp3
• Francis Hopkinson (not paid for design of US flag due to government Red Tape).mp3
• Francis Pharcellus Church (Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus).mp3
• Francis Possenti (St. Gabriel and shootout 1859).mp3
• Francis Scott Key (Lines on egg shells).mp3
• Francis Scott Key (lawyer and poetry).mp3
• Franco Zeffirelli (illegitimate against abortion).mp3
• Frank Buck (Naturalist).mp3
• Frank Buck (almost a criminal).mp3
• Frank Hinkey (Yale football star suffered from tuberculosis) (1986).mp3
• Frank Hinkey (football player dying of tuberculosis) (1987).mp3
• Frank Lary (Imposter used his name) (NOISY).mp3
• Frank Lloyd Wright (father of skyscrapers).mp3
• Frank Lloyd Wright (house fire and secrets).mp3
• Frank Lloyd Wright (mother encouraged him into architecture).mp3
• Frank Sinatra (13 one-half pound baby and stillborn).mp3
• Frank Sinatra (Scarface).mp3
• Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby, Irving Berlin and Noel Coward (all related).mp3
• Frank Woolworth (Failures then success).mp3
• Franklin Pierce (First Night In White House alone).mp3
• Franklin Pierce (his wife).mp3
• Franklin Pierce (his wife Jane and train crash on way to White House).mp3
• Franklin Pierce (in school).mp3
• Franklin Roosevelt (Polio).mp3
• Franklin Roosevelt (Related to 10 presidents).mp3
• Franklin Roosevelt (Super Race).mp3
• Franklin Roosevelt (best friends with Herbert Hoover) (1988).mp3
• Franklin Roosevelt (his grandfather).mp3
• Franz List (attracted teenagers in 1840).mp3
• Franz List (gun powder accident at age 7).mp3
• Franz Mesmer (mesmerized and animal magnetism).mp3
• Frasier the lion (new lease on life and Father of the Year 1971).mp3
• Fred Astaire (as a 6 year old and sister).mp3
• Fred Astaire (songwriter and singer).mp3
• Fred Astaire and George Gershwin (Song Plugging).mp3
• Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers (Embracable You).mp3
• Fred Duesenberg (car designer).mp3
• Fred Rogers (his childhood and Mr. Rogers Neighborhood).mp3
• Fred Tudor (ice man to the world).mp3
• Frederic Auguste Bartholdi (Statue of Liberty) (1987).mp3
• Frederic Church (Painting Icebergs at Rose Hill sold for $2.5 Million).mp3
• Frederic Tudor (ice man to the world).mp3
• Frederick Douglas (Slave and Grandma).mp3
• Frederick William I (recruited soldiers) (NOISY).mp3
• French race horse won (without leaving stable).mp3
• Friedrich Hecker (almost lynched minster during Civil War).mp3
• Friedrich von Steuben (Not a real Persian General) (1988).mp3
• Frisbee (invention).mp3
• Fritz Kreisler (violinist).mp3
• Front Mirror on school bus (invention).mp3
• Front Porch (invented by slaves).mp3
• Fuel barge prototype (sunk in Chicago river 1942 when nobody wanted it).mp3
• Fur Coat Story and Kittens (invention of fake fur).mp3
• Gaddafi's Torch (an American bought explosives) (1987).mp3
• Gadsby Novel (did not use letter E).mp3
• Gail Borden (evaporated milk).mp3
• Gallo Wine (struggling grain farmer).mp3
• Gammaland (discovery of Alaska).mp3
• Garfield the Cat (origin) (1988).mp3
• Garrett Morgan (Gas mask inventor a black man).mp3
• Garth Brooks (Wanted to be songwriter).mp3
• Gary Cooper (Failed baby photographer).mp3
• Gary Cooper (Grace Kelly and High Noon).mp3
• Gary Cooper (Model T accident).mp3
• Gary Player (Enthusiastic fan and hand shake).mp3
• Gas Crisis (Predicted in 1923).mp3
• Geese (warning system used since Roman times).mp3
• Geisha Girls Japan (some are men).mp3
• Gene Aspley (Delinquent to Eagle Scout).mp3
• Gene Roddenberry (Childhood and science fiction).mp3
• Gene Roddenberry (his father predicted the future).mp3
• Gene Sarazen (invented the Sand Wedge).mp3
• General Slocum (Paddle Wheel Boat Fire NY Harbor 1904) (1998).mp3
• George Abbott (the musical Frankenstein).mp3
• George Bernard Shaw (bad novelist).mp3
• George Bernard Shaw (vegetarian).mp3
• George Burns and Jack Benny (jewelry smuggling).mp3
• George Bush & Bill Clinton (distantly related).mp3
• George Bush (Baseball).mp3
• George Bush (WW2 pilot crash and rescue).mp3
• George Bush, (Fair and stray elephant).mp3
• George Bush and Bill Clinton (related from King Henry & Simon de Montfort).mp3
• George Carey (Archbishop of Canterbury).mp3
• George Cooper (Sweet Genevieve origin).mp3
• George Custer (Almost kicked out of West Point).mp3
• George Custer (Courted future wife).mp3
• George Custer (black calvary).mp3
• George Custer (essay on Indians).mp3
• George Custer (his brother Tom more hated).mp3
• George Custer (his other wife).mp3
• George Custer (life insurance) (1994).mp3
• George Custer (no buffalo hunter - version 1) (1989).mp3
• George Custer (no buffalo hunter - version 2).mp3
• George Eyser (Olympics gymnast wooden leg 1904).mp3
• George Foreman (criminal at age 15).mp3
• George Frideric Handel (conductor).mp3
• George Frideric Handel (duel with conductor).mp3
• George H. Sutton (Billiards champion no hands).mp3
• George Harrison (failed electrician).mp3
• George Lucas (Car accident).mp3
• George Mason (Bill of Rights, later on postage stamp 1981).mp3
• George Patton (1912 olympics).mp3
• George Patton (Battle of Bermuda Bridge).mp3
• George Patton (Deja vu).mp3
• George Patton (Olympics and Opium) (1987).mp3
• George Patton (his mother).mp3
• George Patton (paid for supplies from Sears and Roebuck).mp3
• George Pullman (Raising Chicago and railroad cars).mp3
• George W. Bush (Other president's children).mp3
• George Wallace (prize fighter).mp3
• George Washington (Forbidden Vice).mp3
• George Washington (Martha's first husband).mp3
• George Washington (Mister lucky).mp3
• George Washington (Philadelphia fever) (HQ).mp3
• George Washington (Topless Statue).mp3
• George Washington (almost a British navy man).mp3
• George Washington (almost killed by Patrick Ferguson) (Version 1).mp3
• George Washington (almost killed by Patrick Ferguson) (Version 2).mp3
• George Washington (an ostrich murdered at the zoo).mp3
• George Washington (assassination attempt).mp3
• George Washington (cannons to Boston) (NOISY).mp3
• George Washington (cherry tree story made up by pastor).mp3
• George Washington (crop rotation).mp3
• George Washington (crops he farmed).mp3
• George Washington (crossing the Delaware).mp3
• George Washington (did not write farewell address).mp3
• George Washington (drinks for votes).mp3
• George Washington (expense account).mp3
• George Washington (false teeth and portrait).mp3
• George Washington (farmer broke).mp3
• George Washington (farmer dies).mp3
• George Washington (first coins minted).mp3
• George Washington (first president to see balloon flight).mp3
• George Washington (fisherman).mp3
• George Washington (great granddad shipwreck).mp3
• George Washington (his mother was a tory).mp3
• George Washington (jackass matchmaker).mp3
• George Washington (looking for rich wife).mp3
• George Washington (picked on by media).mp3
• George Washington (secret love).mp3
• George Washington (small pox warfare).mp3
• George Washington (statue with bare chest 1843).mp3
• George Washington (takes a dog as POW) (1987).mp3
• George Washington (wrote book on ettiquette at age 15).mp3
• George Washington Bush (discriminated settler).mp3
• George Washington Carver (slave baby kidnapped).mp3
• George Washington Whistler (Railroad engineer for the Russians) (version 1).mp3
• George Washington Whistler (Railroad engineer for the Russians) (version 2).mp3
• George Washington Whistler (artist's father).mp3
• George Westinghouse (AC current).mp3
• George Westinghouse (invented air brakes for trains).mp3
• George de Mestral (Invention of Velcro).mp3
• Georgia Tom Dorsey (Precious Lord, Take My Hand).mp3
• Gerald Ford (Met his birth father).mp3
• Gerald Ford (at 17 and birth father).mp3
• Gerald Ford (father abusive).mp3
• Gerald Ford (male model).mp3
• Gerald Ford (onboard Navy ship in typhoon WW2).mp3
• Gerald Ford (red flannel).mp3
• German Terrorists in US during WW2 (Captured before they could cause harm).mp3
• German boat sunk WW2 (7700 refugees lost).mp3
• Germans Captured (Father and Son).mp3
• Geromino Motor company (bulding burned destroyed company 1920).mp3
• Gertude Hatch (hen was foster mom to puppies).mp3
• Ghost Fleet (Wooden ships near Mallows Bay, MD) (1998).mp3
• Ghost Rider and Camel (dead person strapped on back).mp3
• Ghosts (In the White House).mp3
• Ghosts in house 200 Years (new owners wanted refund).mp3
• Giacomo Casanova (extravagant living) (NO ENDING).mp3
• Giant waves of destruction (rouge waves destroyed ships).mp3
• Gideon Bible (in every hotel room).mp3
• Gift For Aunt (survived plane crash).mp3
• Gilette razor (first disposable razor blade).mp3
• Gin (originally medicine 1700s).mp3
• Gina Lollobrigida and Franco Zeffirelli.mp3
• Ginger Rogers (Kidnapped as a young girl).mp3
• Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire (first meeting).mp3
• Girls Football (First in Texas 1939).mp3
• Giuseppe Verdi (Denied entry into music school).mp3
• Giuseppe Verdi (too old for music school).mp3
• Glacier des Bois (Bishop called in to exorcise it).mp3
• Glass Surgical Tools (Aztec 2000 years old).mp3
• Glen Cunningham (deadly fire inspired him to be runner).mp3
• Glenn Cunningham (Olympic runner, almost had legs amputated) (1990).mp3
• Glenn Miller (may have been shot down by Friendly Fire WW2 English Channel).mp3
• Gloria Steinem (Bunny Club Story).mp3
• Glue (invented by Neanderthals).mp3
• Golda Meir (runaway kid).mp3
• Golden Retriever dog (nurse for boy).mp3
• Gold key stolen (found and returned 38 years later).mp3
• Golf (women started it in the US).mp3
• Golf Cherry Hills Country Club (triple-bogeyed 1938 US Open).mp3
• Golf Course in Zambia (most dangerous golf course in world).mp3
• Golf Tee Invention (1st version) (1995).mp3
• Golf Tee Invention (2nd version).mp3
• Golf course in Ireland (follow the goats).mp3
• Golfer struck by lightning at 16 (won 2001 US Open).mp3
• Golf in Scotland (against the law 1456) (1989).mp3
• Golfing presidents (FDR was the only serious golfer) (NOISY).mp3
• Golf over the years (400 years ago) (no begin or end) (1995).mp3
• Gone With the Wind (first showing in Riverside, CA).mp3
• Goodbye (considered offensive 1700s).mp3
• Gracchi brothers (Roman senators assassinated).mp3
• Grace Kelly (Hated cars).mp3
• Grace Kelly (bookworm).mp3
• Grace Kelly (robbery coverup).mp3
• Grand Old Opry (Devil's Box).mp3
• Grandfather's Clock (named after song).mp3
• Grandma Moses (took up painting at age 76).mp3
• Grant Wood (his dentist used in American Gothic).mp3
• Grapes of Wrath (controversy).mp3
• Grapes of Wrath (story behind book).mp3
• Grapevine Road and Eight Mile House (surveyed by grapevine).mp3
• Grauman's Chinese Theatre (Practice of handprints in cement).mp3
• Graves End and Brooklyn (Religous Freedom).mp3
• Great Molasses Flood of Boston 1919.mp3
• Great Real Estate Deal (Manhattan Island).mp3
• Great Wall of China Hoax (led to Boxer Rebellion 1899).mp3
• Greek Fables (Ball of string was a Clue).mp3
• Gretchen's Wheelchair (wheelchair for dog).mp3
• Grigori Rasputin (Healed hemophiliac boy) (HQ).mp3
• Grimm's Fairy Tales (recorded old stories).mp3
• Gringo (term originated in Mexican war 1846).mp3
• Grizzzly Adams (cobbler became hermit).mp3
• Grover Cleveland (Cancer Operation).mp3
• Grover Cleveland (Draft dodger) (Version 1).mp3
• Grover Cleveland (Draft dodger) (Version 2).mp3
• Grover Cleveland (Marriage to Frances).mp3
• Grover Cleveland (Sheriff of Buffalo, NY).mp3
• Grover Cleveland (corrupt convention).mp3
• Grover Cleveland (met FDR at age 5).mp3
• Grover Cleveland (secret cancer surgery 1893).mp3
• Grover Cleveland Alexander (Baseball player epilepsy not drunk).mp3
• Grover Cleveland Alexander (Old Pete was not drunk).mp3
• Guardian Angel (dog saved drowning woman on Halloween).mp3
• Guillotine (how it became popular).mp3
• Guiness Book of World Records (founded by twin brothers).mp3
• Gulf War Syndrome (Preventable by washing hands).mp3
• Gullah (African tribe in South Carolina).mp3
• Gustave Whitehead (first airplane 1901).mp3
• Gutzon Borglum (Mount Rushmore not first project).mp3
• HMS Resolute (Wood later used for White House desk 1850).mp3
• Haddon Sundblom (created modern image of Santa Claus for Coca Cola).mp3
• Hamukkah (I am the Light of the World).mp3
• Handicapped Presidents and Politicians.mp3
• Hank Aaron (First Home Run).mp3
• Hank Williams (duet with Hank Jr. with modern technology).mp3
• Hanna Reitsch (German test pilot).mp3
• Hans Christian Andersen (Fear of everything).mp3
• Hans Christian Andersen (Ugly duckling and royalty).mp3
• Hans Christian Andersen (singer became writer at 21).mp3
• Hanson Gregory (believed to invent the modern donught).mp3
• Hanson Gregory (credited as the inventor of the doughnut).mp3
• Happy Hooligan (former prince of Austria and Civil War vet).mp3
• Harland Sanders (couldn't be successful at anything until he started KFC) (1992).mp3
• Harlem (once an elite community).mp3
• Harley Morris (old man drag racing).mp3
• Harold Arlen (Over the Rainbow and Wizard of Oz).mp3
• Harold Macmillan (Prime Minister of England, quit due to prostrate issues).mp3
• Harold Robbins (Author).mp3
• Harrison Dillard (Olympic sprinter, not hurdler).mp3
• Harrison Ford (former carpenter to the stars) (noisy).mp3
• Harry Houdini (introduced Australia to the airplane) (Version 1).mp3
• Harry Platt (five year old with TB later orthopaedic surgeon).mp3
• Harry Truman (Almost dropped atomic bomb on Moscow) (HQ).mp3
• Harry Truman (Buzzing the White House).mp3
• Harry Truman (Captain of World War I Battery D).mp3
• Harry Truman (Courtship of future wife Bess).mp3
• Harry Truman (Did not want to be Vice President).mp3
• Harry Truman (Diptheria at 9 yeard old).mp3
• Harry Truman (Tried to be tough kid).mp3
• Harry Truman (car stuck in same ditch twice).mp3
• Harry Truman (his mother and farm foreclosure).mp3
• Harry Truman (his mother and the Civil War).mp3
• Harry Truman (poor eyesight).mp3
• Harry Truman (worked at drug store as 12 year old).mp3
• Hart Island (Plague Cemetary).mp3
• Harvey Haddix (pitched perfect game and lost) (no beginning).mp3
• Harvey Wilcox (founded Hollywood) (1993).mp3
• Haskell Free Library and Opera House (Trial on US and Canada border).mp3
• Hatteras Jack (Dolphin guided ships).mp3
• Hawaii (Annexation).mp3
• Hawaii (horses and cowboys).mp3
• Hawaii Overthown 1893 (former monarchy).mp3
• Haym Salomon (Jews in Revolutionary War).mp3
• Heart Monitoring Equipment (Salesman found out he had heart trouble) (1993).mp3
• Hector Charles Bywater (The Great Pacific War).mp3
• Heinrich Himmler (Final Solution 1933).mp3
• Helen Hayes (heckled her own movie).mp3
• Helen Keller (Charles Dickens inspired her mother).mp3
• Helen Keller (lost and found special watch).mp3
• Helen Mitchell (Melba Toast).mp3
• Helen Potter (Peter Rabbit) (Version 1).mp3
• Helen Potter (Peter Rabbit) (Version 2).mp3
• Helen Potter (her life inspired her to write Peter Rabbit).mp3
• Helen Stevens (Olympic runner accusted of being a man).mp3
• Helena Rubenstein (attempted robbery).mp3
• Helga Estby (Mother and Daughter Walked Coast to Coast 1896).mp3
• Helga Estby (first woman cross country walk 1896).mp3
• Hemp (grown by farmers in World War II now outlawed).mp3
• Henri Latour (French Detective).mp3
• Henrietta (monkey companion for quadraplegic) (1987).mp3
• Henry Bergh (founded ASPCA).mp3
• Henry Brown (Slave shipped in wood box to freedom).mp3
• Henry Clemens (Mark Twain's younger brother).mp3
• Henry Comstock (the Comstock Load Story) (1990).mp3
• Henry David Thoreau (Forest fire).mp3
• Henry David Thoreau (house on Walden Pond).mp3
• Henry David Thoreau (pencil maker).mp3
• Henry Dunant (Founded Red Cross) (version 1).mp3
• Henry Dunant (Founded Red Cross) (version 2).mp3
• Henry Fonda (college dropout and theatre).mp3
• Henry Ford (First Fords are now Cadillacs).mp3
• Henry Ford (first garage door and quadracycle) (1st version) (NOISY).mp3
• Henry Ford (first garage door and quadracycle) (2nd version).mp3
• Henry Ford (influenced and honored by Hitler).mp3
• Henry Ford (mamas boy and farm tractor).mp3
• Henry Ford (soybeans).mp3
• Henry Ford (sued newspaper).mp3
• Henry Ford (terrible driver) (NOISY) (1987).mp3
• Henry Ford (watches).mp3
• Henry Giessenbier (8th grade dropout, founded the Jaycees).mp3
• Henry Hooker (Turkey drive).mp3
• Henry Lawton (two Gerominoes).mp3
• Henry Plummer (Sheriff and outlaw at same time) (1990).mp3
• Henry Stanley (Expedition to find Dr. Livingstone).mp3
• Henry Steinway (Childhood, lost family and pianos).mp3
• Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (wife burned and died) (1987).mp3
• Herb Brooks (1980 Olympics team coach cut from 1960 team).mp3
• Herbert Hoover (Osage Indians).mp3
• Herbert Hoover (Watergate that wasn't 1930).mp3
• Herbert Hoover (formed Stanford football team) (NOISY).mp3
• Herbert Hoover (helped Hitchhiker).mp3
• Herbert and Dorothy Vogel (art collection in tiny apartment).mp3
• Hermin Nelville (story of Billy Budd).mp3
• Heroin (first cough medicine) (1994).mp3
• Hero of Alexandria (Inventions from toys).mp3
• Hetty Green (miser and crippled son).mp3
• High Tech Golf Clubs (Ping golf clubs declared illegal) (HQ).mp3
• Hillary Clinton (once a Republican).mp3
• Himalayas (Started as islands at the equator).mp3
• Hippocrates (The Doctor was a quack).mp3
• Hiram Calder (first woman voter, pretended to be a man).mp3
• History of Underwater Exploration (Jules Verne and Robert Fulton).mp3
• Ho Chi Minh (Helped us in WW2).mp3
• Hoagy Carmichael (bootleger almost caught).mp3
• Hoagy Carmichael (no lawyer and songwriter) (1988).mp3
• Hoagy Charmichael (Stardust).mp3
• Hobson's Choice (horses and rotation).mp3
• Holland (tulip bulbs and inflation).mp3
• Hollywood (MGM and full length films).mp3
• Honeymooners (TV show based upon Jackie Gleason's parents).mp3
• Hooked on white powder (garlic).mp3
• Hoover Vacuum Cleaner (origns).mp3
• Hop Along Cassidy (all fiction) (1989).mp3
• Horatio Alger (Rags to Riches to Rags).mp3
• Horatio Nelson (Battle of Copenhagen and Blind Eye).mp3
• Horatio Nelson (Chronically sick).mp3
• Horatio Spafford (It is well with my soul).mp3
• Horse (finds way home in snow storm).mp3
• Horse Race (Subsititue horse won).mp3
• Horse almost died (saved by spoiled buttermilk and later ran Kentucky Derby).mp3
• Horseshoes (new technology developed by dentists) (1987).mp3
• Hostages in Algeria (taken 1785 and US Navy).mp3
• Hot Dog (origin of term).mp3
• Housatonic (Sunk by sub during Civil War) (1987).mp3
• How Idaho and Colorado were named (fake Indian name).mp3
• Howard Hughes (germophobic fromhis parents).mp3
• Hubble Telescope (origin of its name).mp3
• Huckleberry Finn book (banned at school named for Mark Twain).mp3
• Hudson Bay (mutiny).mp3
• Hugh Hefner (origins of Playboy).mp3
• Hugh Lofting (created Dr. Doolittle talked to the animals) (1987).mp3
• Hugo Black (liberal judge and member of KKK).mp3
• Humphrey Bogart (Chess hustler).mp3
• Humphrey Bogart, Gary Cooper and Mary (left Hollywood and returned).mp3
• Huntsville (shot up and fake Indian raid).mp3
• Hutchinson Family Quartet (Sang against Civil War).mp3
• Hydrogen bomb (accidently dropped and kills cow) (1987).mp3
• I Love Lucy (almost cancelled).mp3
• Ian Fleming (author of Chitty-Chitty Bang Bang and James Bond).mp3
• Ian Flemming (James Bond and Casino Royale).mp3
• Ice Age (1250 to 1850).mp3
• Ice Age (In modern times).mp3
• Ice Hotel in Sweden (built each year).mp3
• Ice Palace (Russia 1739).mp3
• Iceberg that hit Titanic (came from Greenland 3000 years ago).mp3
• Iceberg that sunk the Titanic (story as told by the iceberg).mp3
• Ida Lewis (Lime Rock Lighthouse keeper RI) (1987).mp3
• Iditerod (race against time 1925).mp3
• Ignacy Jan Paderewski (Polish pianist and politician goes home 1992).mp3
• Ignacy Jan Paderewski (struggling pianist) (1987).mp3
• Ignacy Paderewski (Pianist had to try harder).mp3
• Illegal to be married by minister (pilgrims 17th century).mp3
• In God We Trust (on US currency 1955).mp3
• Inca City (found 1999).mp3
• Inca Indians Temple (found in lake August 2000) (1998).mp3
• Independence Hall 1783 (unpaid solders and move to Washington, DC).mp3
• Indian Chief (White Man Forked Tongue).mp3
• Indian and Spainard In Space (former enemies).mp3
• Indians Not American Indians (actually Russian) (NOISY).mp3
• Indians built bridges, tall buildings in NYC (not scared of heights) (1992).mp3
• Ingmar Bergman (movie director as young boy).mp3
• Inspector Drew (dog detective South Carolina).mp3
• Invisible hand (Scientists discovered 1998).mp3
• Ireland (Invaded by the Vikings).mp3
• Irene Curie (Marie Curie's daughter also died of radiation).mp3
• Irish Potato Famine (fungus rot came from USA) (1987).mp3
• Irving Berlin (Always, gift to wife).mp3
• Irving Berlin (Easter Parade).mp3
• Irving Berlin (God Bless America).mp3
• Irving Berlin (White Christmas and 330 Cherry Street).mp3
• Isaac Singer (Male chauvinist and inventor).mp3
• Issac Newton (Black Plague and gravity) (1992).mp3
• Issac Newton (Theologian) (1st version).mp3
• Issac Newton (Theologian) (2nd version).mp3
• It's Friday (once a sign of bad luck).mp3
• It's a Wonderful Life (flop and copyright expired became hit) (HQ).mp3
• Ivan The Terrible (Started out as a good king) (HQ).mp3
• Ivory Snow Girl and Baby logo (real life model).mp3
• Ivory Soap (discovered by accident, first used in Civil War).mp3
• Ivory Soap (how it was named).mp3
• Ivy Nicholson (Glamour Girl to Bag Lady).mp3
• J. D. Salinger (Seymour Glass and Valley Forge Military Academy).mp3
• J. Edgar Hoover (popover recipe).mp3
• J. Paul Barnett (concussionist).mp3
• Jack Benny (Blind Date and heckler).mp3
• Jack Benny (Scratches on his face).mp3
• Jack Benny (almost toured with the Marx Brothers).mp3
• Jack Daniel (Whisky smuggler).mp3
• Jack Dempsy (mugged in taxi NYC).mp3
• Jack Hillers (Boatman turned photographer, Grand Canyon) (1993).mp3
• Jack Kevorkian (ghastly artist).mp3
• Jack Kilby (integrated circuit).mp3
• Jack Lemmon (his mother Millie).mp3
• Jack McGurn (Al Capone's Machine Gun Man, Golfer).mp3
• Jack Nickalus (tagged along with father golf age 10).mp3
• Jack Nicklaus (fainting father).mp3
• Jack Nicklaus (story from his caddy in 1998).mp3
• Jack Reich (disabled Artist).mp3
• Jackie Cole (death wishes, coma and awake).mp3
• Jackie Mitchell (17 year old girl struck out Babe Ruth 1931 version 2).mp3
• Jackie Mitchell (first female pitcher at 17 1931 version 1).mp3
• Jackie Mitchell (girl baseball player struck out Yankees).mp3
• Jack the Ripper (Prince Eddy Albert Victor).mp3
• Jacob Schick (Invented electric razor)_C32_a7.mp3
• Jacque Cousteau (car accident and swimming).mp3
• Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis (necklace given away in box of chocolates).mp3
• Jacques Cousteau (summer camp as a kid).mp3
• Jacques d'Amboise (Hells Kitchen to Ballerina).mp3
• Jacques d'Amboise (Tough Guy Turns to Ballet).mp3
• James Abbott Whistler (Arms smuggler later artist).mp3
• James Arness (War injury).mp3
• James Audubon (Lazy shopkeeper).mp3
• James Barrie (Lost Boys and Peter Pan).mp3
• James Barry (Female Surgeon General).mp3
• James Barry (Inspector General was female).mp3
• James Bartley (Swollowed whole by whale) (No beginning).mp3
• James Brendan Connolly (Olympics sweet victory and bake sale).mp3
• James Cagney (Broke Tooth).mp3
• James Cagney (Chorus Girl) (Version 1).mp3
• James Cagney (Chorus Girl) (Version 2).mp3
• James Cagney (Imitated pimp).mp3
• James Cash Penney (started over at age 56).mp3
• James Dean (died in car crash) (Part 1).mp3
• James Dean (died in car crash) (Part 2).mp3
• James Dean (nearsighted).mp3
• James Earl Jones (stutterer as kid).mp3
• James Garfield (Alexander Graham Bell tried to find Bullet).mp3
• James Garfield (Assassinated and medical malpractice).mp3
• James Garfield (On Ohio canal).mp3
• James Island (memory of animals over 200 years).mp3
• James Kelly (Subway worker who smelled for problems).mp3
• James Lawrence (Don't Give Up The Ship) (Version 1).mp3
• James Lawrence (Don't Give Up The Ship) (Version 2).mp3
• James Madison (White house burned War of 1812).mp3
• James Pierpont (Jingle Bells songwriter).mp3
• James Polk (Gallstones removed at age 17) (1994).mp3
• James Smithson (illegitimate, provided funding for Smithsonian).mp3
• James Watt (mathmatical instruments).mp3
• James Whistler (Interior Decorator).mp3
• James Whistler (his father George) (1987).mp3
• James Whistler (his mother and brother).mp3
• James Whistler Painting (Blue Girl and Maggie).mp3
• Jamestown (Starving time and Story of Two Tribes) (HQ).mp3
• Jane Doss (Purchased what is now downtown Atlanta).mp3
• Jane Fonda (ancestor was also activist).mp3
• Japamese Submarine Captain (bombed American oilfield for personal revenge).mp3
• Japan Saves Two Rocks (vanishing island) (no ending) (1988).mp3
• Japanese Diplomat (saved thousands of Jews in WWII Germany).mp3
• Japanese Ship captured (End of WW2 no shots fired).mp3
• Japanese Submarine (Sunk before start of Pearl Harbor attack).mp3
• Japanese Surrender WW2 (Translation errors brought on atomic bomb attacks).mp3
• Japanese ship (captured on day Hiroshima was bombed).mp3
• Japenese Bomb Kills 5 In US WW2 1945 (version 1).mp3
• Japenese Bomb Kills 5 In US WW2 1945 (version 2).mp3
• Jaws movie (Bruce, the stand in shark robot).mp3
• Jay's Potato Chips (Al Capone wanted potato chips).mp3
• Jay Gould (helped form Metropolitan Opera) (1992).mp3
• Jay Leno (got revenge for his father).mp3
• Jay Leno (homeless comedian).mp3
• Jean Batiste (Suicide a Crime).mp3
• Jean Eugene Robert-Houdin (French magician in Africa).mp3
• Jean Nicolet (Looked for short cut to China, discovered Green Bay, WI).mp3
• Jean de Sperati (Stamp forger).mp3
• Jeb Clayton (Blind Mechanic In Texas).mp3
• Jefferson Davis (former slave bought his old plantation).mp3
• Jefferson Davis (wife died of malaria after three months).mp3
• Jeffery Orth (Once a war protester now a supporter).mp3
• Jello (total flop for first 50 years).mp3
• Jens Nygaard (Bum before becoming conductor at Lincoln Center).mp3
• Jeremy Pinchot (young Republican raised in a commune).mp3
• Jerome Hines (Kicked Out Glee Club).mp3
• Jerome Kern (accidently ordered too many pianos).mp3
• Jerry Fallwell (his father and uncle).mp3
• Jerry Fallwell (the weak twin).mp3
• Jerry Kramer (NFL championship game 1967 and accidents).mp3
• Jerry Kramer (accident prone and Green Bay Packers) (1987).mp3
• Jerry Lewis (Almost committed suicide).mp3
• Jerry Trailer (Cerebal palsy).mp3
• Jersey Joe Walcott (came out of retirement to win).mp3
• Jesse Hiatt (Red Delicious Apples).mp3
• Jesse James (Crime did not pay).mp3
• Jesse James (helped poor widow).mp3
• Jesse James (his brother Frank and $2 million still buried).mp3
• Jesse Owens (donated oak tree to Ohio State University).mp3
• Jesse Owens (injured back playing golf).mp3
• Jesse Owens (operation, endurance of pain).mp3
• Jesse Owens (race against horse).mp3
• Jesus Christ (modern description of his death).mp3
• Jesus Christ (shroud and old coins in eyes).mp3
• Jewish Museum in Prauge (founded by Hitler).mp3
• Jewish Song (words added to ancient song).mp3
• Jim Bakker (first performance was in nursing home) (HQ).mp3
• Jim Bakker (grandfather influenced him to be a huckster).mp3
• Jim Bowie (Bowie knife).mp3
• Jim Carrey (Tried not to be like his father) (NOISY).mp3
• Jim Elliott (Scrawny kid bicycle racer).mp3
• Jim Harrison (Wolf) (NOISY).mp3
• Jim Otis (wanted to be struck by lightning).mp3
• Jim Patridge (Black Belt Expert No Legs).mp3
• Jim Patridge (Legless Vietnam vet saves drowning baby) (1987).mp3
• Jim Thorpe (stripped of gold medals, died broke).mp3
• Jim Trent (obsession with number 27).mp3
• Jim and Tammy Bakker (opening of Hampton Coliseum).mp3
• Jimmy Doolittle (1931 Indinapolis 500, nonstop with diesel engine).mp3
• Jimmy Doolittle (Tokyo bombing).mp3
• Jimmy Durante (Good Night Mrs. Calibash).mp3
• Jimmy Stewart and Henry Fonda (accordian playing Times Square 1930s).mp3
• Jimmy Trent (Number 27).mp3
• Jo Ann Smith (first female cattlemen's association president, blabber mouth).mp3
• Joan Lunden (father died in plane crash).mp3
• Joan Miro (HarlequinÆs Carnival).mp3
• Joan Rivers (Blind date).mp3
• Joan Rivers (Prostitute story).mp3
• Jockey Raplph Neves (Dead & Alive).mp3
• Jody Foster (played Becky Thatcher in 1973 Tom Sawyer movie).mp3
• Joe DiMaggio (marriage to Dorothy Arnold).mp3
• Joe DiMaggio (no fisherman).mp3
• Joe Hazelwood (Exxon Valdez Oil Spill).mp3
• Joe Hazelwood (Nature boy and Exxon Valdez).mp3
• Joe Kittinger (Vietnam POW & Balloonist).mp3
• Joe Lewis (class sissy).mp3
• Joe Lewis (fast eyes).mp3
• Joe Lewis (fought for equal rights for blacks).mp3
• Joe Namath (Too small to play sports).mp3
• Joe Siebert (out of prison into another).mp3
• Joel Roberts Poinsett (Poinsettia).mp3
• Johann Bottger (Porcelain).mp3
• Johann Friedrich Oberlin (founded kindergarten).mp3
• Johann Rall (Prussian colonel hired gun for England died in Trenton).mp3
• Johann Sebastian Bach (church organist and jail bird) (HQ).mp3
• Johann Strauss (Father forbid son to learn music).mp3
• Johann and Joseph Strauss (brothers, Joseph took over for Johann).mp3
• Johannes Brahms (Playing Piano in Brothels).mp3
• John Adams (defended soldiers in Boston Massacre).mp3
• John Adams (took three month vacation while president).mp3
• John Andre (British General robbed, saved Revolutionary war).mp3
• John Audobon (forced to eat his birds).mp3
• John Audubon (Conservationist once killed animals).mp3
• John Bunyan (The Pilgrim's Progress).mp3
• John Calvin (Swiss Watches).mp3
• John Clem (Civil War soldier age 13, Damn Little Yankee) (1987).mp3
• John Colter (Explored where Yellowstone National Park is located).mp3
• John Cook (discovered the Kangaroo).mp3
• John D. Rockefeller (Grand Teton National Park).mp3
• John D. Rockefeller (father a cheat and con artist).mp3
• John Deere (blacksmith and improved plow) (1987).mp3
• John Dillinger (bad luck with women) (NOISY) (PARTS MISSING).mp3
• John Dillinger (botched plastic surgery).mp3
• John Dillinger (heart broken).mp3
• John Dunlop (first pneumatic tire).mp3
• John Duns Scotus (first dunce, not dumb) (1st version).mp3
• John Duns Scotus (first dunce, not dumb) (2nd version).mp3
• John F. Kennedy (Scrimshaw).mp3
• John F. Kennedy (author not politician.mp3
• John F. Kennedy (his grandfather - newspaper boy).mp3
• John F. Kennedy (sickly kid).mp3
• John Gambling (radio host on WOR) (1990).mp3
• John Gates (Barbed Wire salesman, product nobody wanted).mp3
• John Glenn (on Name That Tune) (1987).mp3
• John Gorrie (Inventor of Referigeration).mp3
• John Greenleaf Whittier (Farmboy poet).mp3
• John Harrison (Both father and son to US Presidents).mp3
• John Harrison (both son and father of presidents).mp3
• John Harvard (founded Harvard University).mp3
• John Heisman (football coach) (1992).mp3
• John Henry (Doc Holiday).mp3
• John Hertz (Yellow Cab and rental cars).mp3
• John Hopps (Pacemaker inventor needed one) (1987).mp3
• John Houseman (how the 1929 stock market crash changed his career).mp3
• John Huddleston (found diamonds on his farm in Arkansas 1906) (1998).mp3
• John Joseph Merlin (Invented Roller Skates).mp3
• John Keats (Pharmacist then poet).mp3
• John Kellogg (first sex book 1879 Plain Facts).mp3
• John L. Sullivan (Beat By Woman).mp3
• John L. Sullivan (Woman knocked him out in boxing match).mp3
• John L. Sullivan (boxer turned actor).mp3
• John L. Sullivan (his kid brother and boxing).mp3
• John L Sullivan (Defended younger brother).mp3
• John Lennon (his aunt Mimi and guitar).mp3
• John Lloyd Wright (Frank's son, Lincoln Logs).mp3
• John Major (dropout and on welfare later Prime Minister).mp3
• John Miller (blind and news carrier of the year).mp3
• John Milton (Paradise Lost).mp3
• John Newton (sailor to minister, Amazing Grace).mp3
• John Paul Jones (Hopkins retreat).mp3
• John Paul Jones (also fought for the Russian navy).mp3
• John Philip Sousa (Washington Post March).mp3
• John Quincy Adams (Served in Congress after being president).mp3
• John Quincy Adams (at age 63).mp3
• John Quincy Adams (cuff links and his son).mp3
• John Quincy Adams (skinny dipping while President).mp3
• John Renie (stone puzzle tombstone).mp3
• John Robbins (didn't want to run family business).mp3
• John Rock (Test Tube Babies and the Pill).mp3
• John Spilsbury (Jigsaw Puzzle inventor).mp3
• John Stafford Smith (Wrote music for Star Spangled Banner) (1990).mp3
• John Tyler (Johnny Reb).mp3
• John Tyler (secret wedding).mp3
• John Vaughan (seed company CEO no gardner).mp3
• John Wayne (birthday party sniper).mp3
• John Wayne (sissy in school and Big Duke).mp3
• John Wayne (skinny kid & dog).mp3
• John Wesley (Lived in haunted house).mp3
• John Wesley (Saved from house fire as child).mp3
• John Wilder (Surrendered troops).mp3
• John Wilkes Booth (attempted murder 1861).mp3
• John Wilkes Booth (his brother).mp3
• John Wilkes Booth (his escape after assassination).mp3
• John Wilkes Booth (his father also an actor).mp3
• Johnny Appleseed (Bride's death inspired him to plant apple seeds).mp3
• Johnny Appleseed (preacher).mp3
• Johnny Carson (first TV show a flop 1955).mp3
• Johnny Carson (last minute fill-in for Red Skelton).mp3
• Johnny Carson (tinsel town).mp3
• Johnny Gruelle (Created Raggedy Ann in honor of his daughter).mp3
• Johnny Miller (Too many golf clubs).mp3
• Johnny Unitas (His mother and Scrub Woman) (1987).mp3
• Johnny Unitas (Too Small John).mp3
• Jon Erikson (English Channel swimmer father and son).mp3
• Jonas Hanway (Philantropist and umbrella) (Version 1).mp3
• Jonathan Swift (wrote Gulliver's Travels).mp3
• Jose De La Mora (Wrestler with no legs).mp3
• Josefina Guerrero (Italian spy).mp3
• Josefina Guerrero (WW2 spy and Leprosy).mp3
• Joseph-Maurice Ravel (French composer, his last years).mp3
• Joseph Cinque (Slave became slave trader).mp3
• Joseph Stalin (his childhood).mp3
• Josephine Cochrane (invented dishwasher 1886) (HQ).mp3
• Joshua Abraham Norton (Emperor Norton of San Francisco) (1987).mp3
• Joshua Chamberlain (civil war injury, 50 years to die).mp3
• Joshua Tatum (gold plated nickels 1883) (Version 1).mp3
• Joshua Tatum (gold plated nickels 1883) (Version 2).mp3
• Josiah Henson (The real Uncle Tom).mp3
• Joyce Brothers (in school).mp3
• Joyce Brothers age 12 (joke on camp counselor that backfired).mp3
• Joyce Hall (boy with girl name, founder of Hallmark cards) (1988).mp3
• Judas (Did not mean for Jesus to die).mp3
• Judge and Public Defender (are husband and wife).mp3
• Judy Collins (attempted suicide and bottle of aspirin).mp3
• Judy Garland (almost not born)_D73_b1.mp3
• Jules' Undersea Lodge (hotel under ocean).mp3
• Jules Vern (dreamer shot by nephew) (1993).mp3
• Julia Child (learned to cook at age 34) (1987).mp3
• Julian Mitchell (Helped produce Ziegfeld Follies even though he was deaf).mp3
• Julie Andrews (My Fair Lady).mp3
• Julie Andrews (as 8 year old).mp3
• Julie Andrews (childrens books).mp3
• Julio Iglesias (Car accident).mp3
• Julio Iglesias (His father).mp3
• Julius Caesar (Julian calendar).mp3
• Julius Caesar (bad lawyer).mp3
• Julius Caesar (kidnapped by pirates).mp3
• Jurassic Park (making).mp3
• KDKA Radio (first scheduled broadcast and transmitter moves).mp3
• Kamikaze American Bats (World War II).mp3
• Karankawa Indians (wiped out due to stupdity).mp3
• Karen Prendergast (Blind aviator).mp3
• Karl Benz (his family's car trip in Germany 1888).mp3
• Karl Kroyer (Raised the Al Kuwait with ping pong balls).mp3
• Karl Marx and Fred Engles (communism authors).mp3
• Karsten Solheim (inventor and Ping golf club designer).mp3
• Kartchner Caverns (Secret Cave Under Farm).mp3
• Katharine Hepburn (Devotion to Spencer Tracy).mp3
• Katharine Lee Bates (America The Beautiful) (HQ).mp3
• Katherine Hepburn (Easter at age 10 and brother's suicide).mp3
• Katherine Hepburn (as a tomboy).mp3
• Katherine Hepburn (her father and syphilis).mp3
• Katherine Hepburn (her mother).mp3
• Katherine Hepburn (nude on dorm roof).mp3
• Kathy Costello (Hard way to be doctor).mp3
• Ken Beer (best oldest tennis player).mp3
• Ken Parks (Sleepwalker and tire iron murder).mp3
• Ken Venturi (freak golf shot 1956 Masters) (1995).mp3
• Kentucky Bourbon (first in Virginia).mp3
• Kentucky Derby (how it was named) (HQ).mp3
• Ketchup (originally marketed as a medicine).mp3
• Key West (union fort during Civil War).mp3
• Kidney Dialysis (machine made for an infant).mp3
• Kids predicted outcome of 2000 presidential election.mp3
• Kilt (Banned in Scotland in 1746).mp3
• Kim Wickes (blind singer adopted from Korea).mp3
• Kincsem (Ugliest horse and winning horse).mp3
• King Charles IX of France (April Fool's Day).mp3
• King Coel (king of England and nursery rhyme).mp3
• King Frederick of Prussia (addiction to coffee and beer).mp3
• King George II (Messiah 1743).mp3
• King George IV (fired from job for fixing horse races).mp3
• King James (views on smoking).mp3
• King Louis XIV (map of Paris found at junk shop).mp3
• King Ludwig II of Bavaria (developed Fantasy Land with Wagner).mp3
• King Richard III (shamed by Shakespere).mp3
• King Wenceslas (Christian king was murdered).mp3
• Kingsford Charcoal (lumber factory now charcoal plant).mp3
• Kite Flying (wayward kite and girl almost drowned).mp3
• Kite Flying (with a 7000 pound lift, may have been used to build pyramids).mp3
• Kitty Litter (an alternative to sawdust).mp3
• Kleenex (originally made for gas masks in WWI).mp3
• Knute Rockne (Razel Dazel forward pass football).mp3
• Knute Rockne (as a student) (NOISY) (1989).mp3
• Knute Rockne (his father).mp3
• Kosher Cat.mp3
• Kristi Yamaguchi (Club foot).mp3
• Ky Laffoon (Indian Golfer) (1998).mp3
• L. Frank Baum (His childhood and Wizard of Oz) (1987).mp3
• L. Frank Baum (Old Fur Coat and Wizard of Oz).mp3
• L. Frank Baum (Wizard of Oz and book advance).mp3
• La Choy origin (American Chinese food).mp3
• Lady Bird Johnson (When she met Lyndon Johnson).mp3
• Lady Hamilton (Was originally a mistress).mp3
• Lady Mary Wortley Montagu (Smallpox).mp3
• Lafayette Versus Carlisle Track Meet (challengers beat best team).mp3
• Lagosuchus (very small dinosaur).mp3
• Lake Missoula (ice age scabland and Mars).mp3
• Lake Peigneur, Louisiana (disappeared and came back 1980).mp3
• Lake Toplitz (Money from WWII found in lake 1984).mp3
• Lake Zurich Golf Club (Golf course saved by 3 dead men 1912) (1995).mp3
• Lakeway High School (Science team and fired teachers).mp3
• Lane Bryant (how it started) (version 1).mp3
• Lane Bryant (how it started) (version 2).mp3
• Languages (1445 in world and Rosetta project).mp3
• Larry King (Boom Boom).mp3
• Larry Zachary (Car Accident and recovery).mp3
• Las Claritas, Venezuela (Gold under village).mp3
• Lassie (motorcycle chaser).mp3
• Last Shot in WW2 (14 days after atomic bomb).mp3
• Last Stage Coach Robbery (led by woman 1898).mp3
• Last emperor of China (at age 3 later botnist).mp3
• Laughing Gas (first use and later anesthesia 1844).mp3
• Laughter (Prescribed since Biblical times).mp3
• Laughter is the best medicine (1992).mp3
• Lauren Chapin (Father Knows Best Kathy and drugs) (NO START OR END).mp3
• Laurence Olivier (Preacher Father).mp3
• Lawn Jockey Statues (painted black in honor of groomsman for George Washington).mp3
• Lawrence Hummel (Janitor Leaves Fortune to Bethany College).mp3
• Lawrence Washington (George's half brother).mp3
• Lawrence Welk (Diane and Lennon Sisters).mp3
• Lawrence Welk (farm boy).mp3
• Lawyers in Colonies in 1620 (hated).mp3
• Lead Poisoning (Why Roaman Empire Collapsed) (PART 2).mp3
• Leaning Tower of Pisa (construction problems).mp3
• Lech walesa (sister drove car, eluded police) (1992).mp3
• Lee Harvey Oswald (wanted to kill Nixon too).mp3
• Leeches (saved boy's finger).mp3
• Lee de Forest (Invented radio tube).mp3
• Leo Durocher (billiards then baseball).mp3
• Leonard Bernstein (Two pills not taken Assistant Conductor).mp3
• Leonard Bernstein (sick kid learned to play piano).mp3
• Leonard Smith (Spy Tree).mp3
• Leo the Lion (MGM lion and plane crash) (1992).mp3
• Les Boatwright (San Francisco 49ers ultimate fan).mp3
• Leslie Howard (shell shock then actor) (HQ).mp3
• Levi Strauss (stolen fabric and denim).mp3
• Lewis Powell (attempted murder of William Seward) (1994).mp3
• Lexan (polycarbonate plastic invented by Daniel Fox at General Electric).mp3
• Liberace (almost died from dry cleaning) (1994).mp3
• Liberace (infection and arm in hot water).mp3
• Liberty Bell (old building and scrap metal).mp3
• Liberty Films (It's A Wonderful Life).mp3
• Lie Detector First (donkey tail method more accurate).mp3
• Life 250 million years old in salt (Carlsbad, NM 1998).mp3
• Life Belt and Mom's Inspection Number (WW2) (1989).mp3
• Life Savers First (after dinner mint).mp3
• Life Saving Rat (saved owner from fire).mp3
• Light bulb (from 1901 still lit).mp3
• Lily Venizelos (Lilly of the Loggerhead Turtles).mp3
• Lily Venizelos (Saved Loggerhead turtles).mp3
• Limees (English Sailors and Scurvy).mp3
• Little Church Around The Corner (Actors church 1870).mp3
• Little Orphan Annie (originally Otto).mp3
• Little Richard (Father killed).mp3
• Lizzie Borden (falsely accused of murder).mp3
• Lizzie Borden (gentle person).mp3
• Lloyd Wood (Saved infected leg by riding bicycle to Mayo Clinic).mp3
• Log Burning on Christmas day (2001).mp3
• Log Cabin Origin (1638 in Delaware by Swedes).mp3
• London Bridge (Built in Roman times).mp3
• Lone Eagle (Bald eagle flew to Ireland in 1987) (HQ).mp3
• Lord Byron (Greek Hero).mp3
• Lord Nelson (Chronically Seasick).mp3
• Loreta Velazquez (Woman fought as man during Civil War).mp3
• Loretta Lynn (Illiterate).mp3
• Loretto Chapel (mysterious staircase).mp3
• Los Adaes (first capital of Texas actually in Louisiana).mp3
• Lost Ring Found (lost in lake and husband found it).mp3
• Lost Squadron (WW2 Planes rescued from Greenland) (Version 1).mp3
• Lost Squadron (WW2 Planes rescued from Greenland) (Version 2).mp3
• Lottery (first by Quakers, financed Revoluationary War) (1989).mp3
• Lou Brock (went into baseball for the money).mp3
• Lou Costello (Boxing).mp3
• Lou Geherig (Chicken Heart Baseball).mp3
• Lou Gehrig (Buster and replacement player) (1993).mp3
• Lou Holtz (Down and out achiever).mp3
• Louis Armstrong (First time singing).mp3
• Louis Camuti (Vet makes house calls, allergic to cats) (HQ).mp3
• Louis L'Amour (Fiction Writer and Real Life).mp3
• Louis Pasteur (First Vaccination was by accident).mp3
• Louis Pasteur (slow learner and artist).mp3
• Louisa Mae Alcott (wrote risque books before writing Little Women).mp3
• Louisa May Alcott (tomboy).mp3
• Lozen (female Apache warrior and chief).mp3
• Luciano Pavoratti (teacher, insurance salesman, singer).mp3
• Lucille Ball (Accident Prone).mp3
• Lucille Ball (Brother's birthday party and shooting).mp3
• Lucille Ball (came down with arthritis and serum).mp3
• Lucille Ball (chained as a 9 year old).mp3
• Lucille Ball (did not get part).mp3
• Lucille Ball (girl in the back).mp3
• Lucille Ball (last autograph 1989).mp3
• Luckest Man In World (saved from Titanic but died later).mp3
• Lucy Brewer (First female Marine).mp3
• Ludwig & Isabelle Rudolph (Count & Countess Suicide).mp3
• Ludwig van Beethoven (No one believed who he was).mp3
• Ludwig van Beethoven (lead poisoning and suffering).mp3
• Lydia Pinkham (Vegetable compound and women).mp3
• Lyman Blackwell (Invented smoke detector and Dresden bombing).mp3
• Lyndon Johnson (Sam's boy).mp3
• Lyndon Johnson (Student loan).mp3
• Lyndon Johnson (Thomas Jefferson's Bird).mp3
• Lyndon Johnson (WW2 airplane adventure) (1994).mp3
• Lynn Adams (racquet locked in arthritic hand).mp3
• Lynn Adams (raquetball player and Arthritis) (part 1).mp3
• Lynn Adams (raquetball player and Arthritis) (part 2).mp3
• Ma Barker and Alvin Karpis.mp3
• Madam C. J. Walker (black woman entrepreneur).mp3
• Mahatma Gandhi (First Case) (1988).mp3
• Mahatma Gandhi (Lawyer) (1988).mp3
• Mahlon Loomis (Wireless Telegraphy).mp3
• Malcolm Baldrige (commerce secretary was also cowboy) (1987).mp3
• Man Who Never Was (Provided decoy for WW2 attack on Sicily).mp3
• Manhattan (con man wanted it to be sawed in half).mp3
• Manhattan Purchase (local Indians did not own it).mp3
• Manuel Noriega (Double Agent).mp3
• Man won't die for life insurance (scheme did not work).mp3
• Marathon (Greek messenger).mp3
• Maravillas (Spanish ship sunk in Bermuda Triangle).mp3
• Marco Polo (adventures of his father and uncle).mp3
• Marconi (inventor of wireless).mp3
• Marcus Didius Julianus (bought Roman Empire at auction).mp3
• Margaret Brent (First woman lawyer) (HQ).mp3
• Margaret Hamilton (Wizard of Oz scared her son).mp3
• Margaret Mitchell (Gone With The Wind Author and broken ankle - Version 1).mp3
• Margaret Mitchell (Gone With The Wind Author and broken ankle - Version 2).mp3
• Margaret Mitchell (Gone With The Wind author and Jonesboro, GA).mp3
• Margaret Mitchell (Gone with the Wind author at 10 years old).mp3
• Margaret Sanger (founded Planned Parenthood).mp3
• Margarine (development and banned in many places).mp3
• Marie Antoinette (False Accusations).mp3
• Marie Laveau (Queen of Voodoo) (1987).mp3
• Marie Laveau (almost stopped hanging July 1852).mp3
• Mario Andretti (Uncle Bruno and motorcycle).mp3
• Mario Lanza (at Army base in Texas).mp3
• Mark Alarie (Van for brother).mp3
• Mark McGwire (Wanted to be pitcher) (HQ).mp3
• Mark Twain (Wife was his editor).mp3
• Marriage (Illegal by church 1647).mp3
• Marriage (The Best Man and Honeymoon origins).mp3
• Marshall Plummer (Killer Henry was one in the same) 1864 (NOISY).mp3
• Martin Luther (became a monk) (Version 1).mp3
• Martin Luther (became a monk) (Version 2).mp3
• Martin Luther King Jr. (at 6 and dream).mp3
• Marty Venker (Secret Service agent turned punk rocker).mp3
• Mary (dead 90 years and waiting for fiancee).mp3
• Mary, Queen of Scots (Woman golfer and start of caddy) (1995).mp3
• Mary Ann Brown Patten (saved ship).mp3
• Mary Baker Eddy (Christian Science and faith healing).mp3
• Mary Doyle (Model for Rosie the Riveter was really a telephone operator).mp3
• Mary Had A Little Lamb (girl behind story).mp3
• Mary Hays (took over cannon when husband collapsed).mp3
• Mary Katherine Goddard (Baltimore Postmaster 1775) (1998).mp3
• Mary Mallon (Typhoid Mary).mp3
• Mary Martin (Bing Crosby and singing).mp3
• Mary Rodas (Toy Tycoon) (Version 1).mp3
• Mary Rodas (Toy Tycoon) (Version 2).mp3
• Mary Shelley (Frankenstein creator).mp3
• Mary Todd Lincoln (notch in fence).mp3
• Mary Tyler Moore (brother dying of cancer).mp3
• Mary Walker (Cvil War doctor and cross dresser) (NOISY).mp3
• Mason Dixon Line (survey of MD and PA).mp3
• Mata Hari (How she came to be).mp3
• Matanikau river beach massacre WW2 (another Custer).mp3
• Mathias Rust (German teenager pilot who flew to Moscow 1987).mp3
• Mathieu Boya (destroyed air force with a single golf shot).mp3
• Matthew Biondi (Olympic swimmer practiced with dolphins 1988).mp3
• Matthew Henson (black man who really discovered the North Pole) (Version 1).mp3
• Matthew Henson (black man who really discovered the North Pole) (Version 2).mp3
• Mau Se Tung (Women's Lib).mp3
• Maurice Chauvet (pharmacist during WWI).mp3
• Maury Gaddy (Blind football player).mp3
• Max Baer (Boxing champion).mp3
• Max Conrad (pilot whacked in propellor) (1987).mp3
• Maya Angalu (Bill Clinton innaguration poetry).mp3
• Mayberry USA (Mt. Airy and Andy Griffith) (1987).mp3
• Mayflower (fun folks and no beer).mp3
• Mayflower (the voyage).mp3
• Mayflower (timbers now a barn in England).mp3
• Mayflower (two little boys and explosion).mp3
• McLean House (was looted after civil war ended).mp3
• Mean Street (14th Street Washington DC).mp3
• Mel Blanc (car accident).mp3
• Melvin Perry (sketched Jesus on prison wall) (version 1).mp3
• Melvin Perry (sketched Jesus on prison wall) (version 2).mp3
• Menachem Begin (hid in ceiling).mp3
• Mercades car (named after daughter).mp3
• Merele Haggerd (once in jail).mp3
• Meriwether Lewis Clark, Jr. (Churchill Downs 1899).mp3
• Merv Griffin and Tallulah Bankhead ($100 bills).mp3
• Mia Farrow (polio as a kid).mp3
• Michael Jackson's miracle (encourage sick kid to get well).mp3
• Michael Jordan (not good enough).mp3
• Michael Landon (and his mother at 18).mp3
• Michael Landon (javelin throwing).mp3
• Michael Naranjo (blind sculptor & Vietnam vet) (1990).mp3
• Michelangelo (and competitor Raphael).mp3
• Michelangelo (disfigured).mp3
• Michelangelo (last judgement).mp3
• Michelangelo (poet first).mp3
• Michelangelo (statue of King David) (1992).mp3
• Michelangelo (the forger and statue).mp3
• Michigan (nobody wanted it) (1987).mp3
• Mick Jagger (Bit off part of tongue).mp3
• Mickey Finn (origin).mp3
• Mickey Mantle (Almost gave up baseball).mp3
• Mickey Mantle (childhood disease).mp3
• Mickey Mouse & Willy (silent movies).mp3
• Mickey Rooney (all washed up at age 5).mp3
• Mickey Spillane (Children's Books).mp3
• Mike Bergie (heart transplant, football kicker).mp3
• Mike Bowling (invented Pound Puppies).mp3
• Mike Lockhart (one man basketball team).mp3
• Mike Tyson (fairy boy then robber and boxer).mp3
• Mill Road Golf Course (designed for Albert Lasker).mp3
• Millard Fillmore (hated the White House).mp3
• Milo of Croton (Strong man).mp3
• Milton Berle (first acting job at age 4).mp3
• Milton Bradley (lithographer and board games).mp3
• Milton Caniff (Terry and the Pirates).mp3
• Milton Hershey (caramels to chocolate).mp3
• Milton Hershey (push cart) (1987).mp3
• Minnie Pearl (Strained voice).mp3
• Minnie Pearl (old woman was inspiration).mp3
• Miranda rights (origin).mp3
• Miss America (first 1921).mp3
• Miss America (first one was married 1919).mp3
• Missing School Sweater (found 28 years later).mp3
• Missouri Sam (Meter Reader and Indiana Jones).mp3
• Moby Dick (Real life sea monster) (1987).mp3
• Moby Dick (really existed, insipred book).mp3
• Moe Berg (super spy and baseball).mp3
• Moe Norman (best golfer).mp3
• Moen Faucet (how it was invented).mp3
• Molly Corbin (first female vet pensioner).mp3
• Mona Lisa (painting stolen 1913).mp3
• Mona Lisa (second original painting possible).mp3
• Monaco (Transformation).mp3
• Monkey talker (abandonded at age 2 for four years) (plus news).mp3
• Monopoly First (depression and Atlantic City).mp3
• Monticello (was in ruins late 1800s).mp3
• Moon Landing (auto pilot failed).mp3
• Mordecai Brown (Three Finger Brown - Baseball pitcher) (1987).mp3
• Morgan Fairchild (ugly duckling).mp3
• Mortimer Adler (could not dive or swim).mp3
• Most lopsided football game (Two high schools in KS 256-0).mp3
• Most perfect game of Golf (Byron Nelson and others) (1995).mp3
• Mother Goose (satire of British royalty) (1987).mp3
• Mother Lifts Car Off Girl (pinned under car).mp3
• Mother Teresa (her mother).mp3
• Mother Teresa (why she became a nun).mp3
• Mothers Dying In Child Birth (could have been prevented by washing hands).mp3
• Motion Picture (horse flying).mp3
• Mount McKinley (sourdough expedition 1910).mp3
• Mount Pelee (erupted 1902 and one person lived).mp3
• Mountain Men, war & Indians (Code Talkers) (1992).mp3
• Movie Posters (Found in walls of home).mp3
• Mrs. Nash (Custer's Calvary laundress was a man).mp3
• Mulligan (golf mid 1930s).mp3
• Murder She Wrote (real life amateur sleuth).mp3
• Murder for nothing (icd cold blood and $40).mp3
• Murine (origin).mp3
• Musicians Could Not Read Music (Bing Crosby, Irving Berlin, Noel Coward).mp3
• Mutiny on the Bounty (mission was to get breadfruit).mp3
• Mutley Alba (ski and scuba diving dog) (1987).mp3
• My Fair Lady (history of the musical).mp3
• My Fair Lady (history of the play).mp3
• Mystery Hiker in Alaska (100 day hike found dead).mp3
• Naked Came the Stranger (racy book with 25 authors).mp3
• Napoleon (his sister 19th Century Scandal).mp3
• Napoleon Bonaparte (Necklace for his wife winds up in USA).mp3
• Napoleon Bonaparte (Sale of Louisana Territory and bath tub) (HQ).mp3
• Napoleon Bonaparte (Unpublished novel writer not known).mp3
• Napoleon Bonaparte (fake chess playing machine 1800).mp3
• Napoleon Bonaparte (his sister Pauline).mp3
• Napoleon Bonaparte (problems with hemorrhoids).mp3
• Napoleon Bonaparte (suicidal and depressed at age 25).mp3
• Napoleon the Cat (predicted the weather) (1987).mp3
• Nashville (Country music).mp3
• Nathanial Hawthorne (his wife Sophia).mp3
• Nathaniel Hawthorne (Lost job and became a writer).mp3
• Nathaniel Hawthorne (Scarlet Letter based upon his great-great grandfather).mp3
• Nathaniel Hawthorne (broken foot at age 9).mp3
• Nathan the Police Dog (Titusville, FL 1985) (Part 1) (1987).mp3
• Nathan the Police Dog (Titusville, FL 1985) (Part 2) (1987).mp3
• Navy Brutality (Dolphin).mp3
• Naya Nuki (Sacagawea and Quest for Freedom).mp3
• Nazih Rizk (Blind Photographer).mp3
• Neckties (Magic armour).mp3
• Ned the Ghost Crewman (trouble maker for boat).mp3
• Needle Phobia (whole family).mp3
• Neiman Marcus (former sales promoters).mp3
• Nero (singer not fiddler).mp3
• Nero (was not in Rome when it burned).mp3
• Neskowin Valley School (Text bookless school).mp3
• New Amsterdam (Wall Street and Stockade fence 1650).mp3
• New Bolton Center (hospital for horses).mp3
• New England (was originally in San Francisco 1579) (1992).mp3
• New England Hurricane of 1938 (one family survived).mp3
• New Hampshire (Last state to accept US Dollar).mp3
• New York City (Collect Pond).mp3
• New York City (almost burned down 1863) (1989).mp3
• New York City (street gangs 1829).mp3
• New York Stock Exchange (Origin and Sidewalk sale).mp3
• Newspaper editor (afraid to fly and airplane crash).mp3
• Niagara Falls (Boy 7 years old went over falls and lived 1960).mp3
• Niagara Falls Suspension Bridge (first cable was flown by kite).mp3
• Niccolo Machiavelli (Ruthless leader and book).mp3
• Nicholas Trist (Banished from Washington, DC).mp3
• Nick Carter (dog detective).mp3
• Nick Lowery (most accurate football kicker 1994).mp3
• Nike Sneakers (invention).mp3
• Nipper (RCA Dog, His Master's Voice).mp3
• Noah's Ark (found 1994).mp3
• Noah Webster (Almost didn't finish dictionary).mp3
• Noah Webster (Bible Editor) (1987).mp3
• Nolan Ryan (Cowboy baseball).mp3
• Nolan Smith (Competed in pentathlon with broken bones) (1987).mp3
• Norman Mailer (book author stabbed wife and lived).mp3
• Norman Rockwell (his childhood).mp3
• Norman Rockwell (his grandfather).mp3
• Norman Schwarzkopf (saved soldier during Vietnam war).mp3
• Norman Selby (The Real McCoy).mp3
• Norman Vincent Peale (did not like his name).mp3
• Norman Vincent Peale (preacher and wife Ruth).mp3
• North Carolina (Frankland and Land of the Free 1788).mp3
• Nugent Slaughter (The Jazz Singer, first talking Movie) (1998).mp3
• Nutrasweet (accidently discovered looking for ulcer cure).mp3
• O'Hare airport (problems with deer).mp3
• O. Henry (William Porter, hated to write) (NOISY).mp3
• O. J. Simpson (Second Place).mp3
• O Homo (Streaker Tombstone, AZ 1891).mp3
• Oatmeal (originally animal food) (1992).mp3
• Odd Kids (Albert Einstein & Adolf Hitler).mp3
• Odd pricing (started with penny newspaper) (1992).mp3
• Odyssey TV program (1950s program and renewed interest in Salem witch trials).mp3
• Oh Henry candy bar (how it got its name).mp3
• Oh Promise Me (added to Robin Hood opera).mp3
• Ohio (not officially part of the US until 1953).mp3
• Oil (Foreign dependence and waste not new).mp3
• Oklahoma musical (filmed in Arizona).mp3
• Old Cabin bottle & E.G. Booz).mp3
• Old Farmer's Almanac (predicted snow in July).mp3
• Ole Evinrude (invented outboard motor) (1990).mp3
• Ole Kirk Christiansen (Lego toys).mp3
• Oliver North (Shredded paper and Iran-Contra).mp3
• Oliver North (fighter and Jim Webb).mp3
• Oliver Wendel Holmes Sr. (Childhood fever, doctor and author).mp3
• Olympics (First Greek Olympics 776 BC).mp3
• Olympics (first in USA 1904).mp3
• Olynthus, Greece (Solar city 2400 Years ago).mp3
• Operation Babylon (Israel bombed Iraqi nuclear plant).mp3
• Operation Tiger (Failed practice run for D-Day) (noisy).mp3
• Ophelia Harwood (One of first women mayors in USA).mp3
• Oprah Winfrey (Bad girl made good).mp3
• Oprah Winfrey (Failed TV News Reporter).mp3
• Orangutan (Clyde from Any Which Way You Can and Cruel Death).mp3
• Orangutan (escapee from San Diego Zoo).mp3
• Orel Hershiser (Lenny almost quit baseball).mp3
• Orient Express (Train Robbery and Boris III of Bulgaria).mp3
• Orignal Light on Christmas Tree String (mind over matter) (full HQ).mp3
• Orignal Light on Christmas Tree String (mind over matter).mp3
• Orson Wells (child genius).mp3
• Orville Wright (piloted plane where first man killed with plane).mp3
• Osage Indians (Devil's Den and Marvel Cave) (part 1).mp3
• Osage Indians (Devil's Den and Marvel Cave) (part 2).mp3
• Oscar Hammerstein (Broadway flopmeister).mp3
• Oscar Hammerstein (Broken Promise) (NOISY).mp3
• Oscar Mayer (Weiner mobile).mp3
• Oscar Wilde (prison and alias).mp3
• Oseola McCarty (Wash woman gave $150,000 for scholarships).mp3
• Othmar Ammann (Bridge designer retired 60 worked until 86).mp3
• Otis Elevator (first safety elevator, debuted at World's Fair 1854).mp3
• Otto Witte (circus performer and fake King of Albania 1913).mp3
• Owl (helped four hikers to safety).mp3
• Ox Cart Postal Service (faster than US Post Office).mp3
• Oxford dictionary helper (insane, in jail).mp3
• P.T. Barnum (Five Bricks).mp3
• P. T. Barnum (Ivy Island).mp3
• P. T. Barnum (Jerome Clock Company).mp3
• P. T. Barnum (Shopkeeper and religious controversy).mp3
• Pablo Picaso (Piegon no dove for peace).mp3
• Pablo Picasso (Art Museum).mp3
• Pablo Picasso (Still born and cigar smoke) (1993).mp3
• Pablo Picasso (Was Maruice's only gradndson) (NOISY).mp3
• Pablo Picasso (king of the rag pickers).mp3
• Pablo Picasso (poor at 22, burned paintings to keep warm).mp3
• Pacemaker (installed in a dog).mp3
• Paddington Bear (Teddy bear named for Paddington station).mp3
• Palisades, Nevada (High crime, all fake).mp3
• Pancho Villa (His life).mp3
• Paper (created due to a linen shortage) (1987).mp3
• Paper Towels (developed from defective toilet paper).mp3
• Parachute Jump (first from military plane 1912).mp3
• Pat Summerall (Malformed foot and football).mp3
• Patent for Wheel (done on a bet) (1987).mp3
• Patrick Brante (Irish poet).mp3
• Patrick Bronte (Daughters made up stories about their father).mp3
• Patrick Bronte (Story Teller of County Down).mp3
• Patrick Ferguson (British sharp shooter almost killed George Washington).mp3
• Patrick Henry (kept wife in cellar).mp3
• Paul Galvin (founded Motorola with a battery eliminator).mp3
• Paul Gauguin (Tahiti artist).mp3
• Paul Hogan (Crocodile Dundee and New Faces) (1988).mp3
• Paul McCartney (Bit part in play).mp3
• Paul McCartney (His mothers's passing).mp3
• Paul Newman (Arrested on Long Island 1956).mp3
• Paul Newman (Replacement for James Dean).mp3
• Paul Revere (Dentist and False Teeth).mp3
• Paul Revere (His daughter's ride).mp3
• Paul Revere (His father was a Huguenot refugee).mp3
• Paul Wittgenstein (One Armed Pianist).mp3
• Payne Stewart (his father and cancer).mp3
• Peanut Butter (to prevent protein deficiency).mp3
• Pearl Harbor (Americans shot Japanese sub first).mp3
• Pearl Harbor (America show Japanese how to attack).mp3
• Pearl Harbor (One month before attack).mp3
• Pearl S. Buck (in China).mp3
• Penaia Ganilau (Fiji Islands chief's funeral 1993).mp3
• Pennsylvania (Named for William Penn's father).mp3
• People (Ice age people were civilized) (1987).mp3
• Pepperidge Farm Bread (origin) (1993).mp3
• Percy Spencer (microwave oven).mp3
• Peregrine Brownlow (keepsake ariel bomb).mp3
• Pete Fountain (Sick as a child).mp3
• Pete Gray (Baseball player played with handicap).mp3
• Pete Maravich (basketball player with heart defect died age 40).mp3
• Peter Han (starving Chinese child to GM exec).mp3
• Peter III of Russia (crowned 34 years after death 1796) (1993).mp3
• Peter Jennings (Dropout).mp3
• Peter Roget (Thesaurus).mp3
• Peter Tchaikovsky (1812 Overature, concussionist).mp3
• Peter Tchaikovsky (pen pals).mp3
• Peter The Great (formed superior army at age 10).mp3
• Pet squirrel (companion to woman with cancer).mp3
• Peyote indians (Smoke Signals Too Slow).mp3
• Phantom Soldier in Vietnam War (sent substitute) (NO START).mp3
• Phil and Tony Esposito (Two bothers on opposite hockey teams).mp3
• Philip Anderson (Shocking Gambler and Blackjack).mp3
• Philip Spencer (hanged for failed mutiny).mp3
• Philippe I (Grandfather of Europe).mp3
• Philo Farnsworth (Father of television).mp3
• Pied Piper of Hamelin (Lured children away) (1987).mp3
• Pierre-Auguste Renoir (Saved Lives).mp3
• Pierre-Auguste Renoir (his last years).mp3
• Pierre Etchebaster (Court Tennis star retired at age 60).mp3
• Pierre Hetzel (provided advice for Jules Verne's books).mp3
• Pigeons (used by Germans in WWII for reconnaissance).mp3
• Pilgrims (First communists).mp3
• Pilgrims (Originated in Holland).mp3
• Pillar of Salt (may have been caused by earthquakes).mp3
• Pine Tree (oldest living thing 4862 years old cut down 1964).mp3
• Pitbull Dog (rescued people during 1994 California floods).mp3
• Placebo Effect (Works for surgery as well).mp3
• Platinum (used in Spanish cannons).mp3
• Pluto (Discovery of planet in 1902).mp3
• Pluto (planet discovered by deduction Percival Lowell).mp3
• Plymouth Colony (naughty people, not pure Puritans).mp3
• Pocahantas (Known as Lady Rebecca in England).mp3
• Podunk (former Indian tribe in Connecticut) (1998).mp3
• Polish Strikers (Jamestown 1608 strike) (Version 1).mp3
• Polish Strikers (Jamestown 1608 strike) (Version 2).mp3
• Pony Express (Persia) (Version 2).mp3
• Pony Express (Persia 2500 years ago) (Version 1).mp3
• Poon Lim (Survived shipwreck 133 days) (Part 1).mp3
• Pop Warner (unconventional coach) (Part 1).mp3
• Pop Warner (unconventional coach) (Part 2).mp3
• Pope Celestine V (Kidnapped 600 Years After Death).mp3
• Pope Joan (Female Pope 855 AD) (1987).mp3
• Pope John Paul II (his youth and why he decided to be a priest).mp3
• Pope John XII (His life) (NOISY).mp3
• Popeye (Origin in comics).mp3
• Popeye (Real people who inspired comic strip).mp3
• Popeye (Spinach).mp3
• Popham Colony (first colony in Maine, same time as Jamestown) (1998).mp3
• Pornographic tape (Arizona High School Football).mp3
• Potato (Almost banned for eating).mp3
• Potato (Buried treasure in France).mp3
• Potato Chip (made for Cornelius Vanderbilt).mp3
• Presidents Marry Widows (Wilson, Madison, Washington).mp3
• Prince Charles (Car ride in snow) (HQ).mp3
• Prince Charles (First to attend school, did poorly).mp3
• Prince Charles (His Great Great Grandparents).mp3
• Prince Henry of Prussia (offer was made for him to be King of USA).mp3
• Prince Philip (His childhood and escape from Greece) (Version 1).mp3
• Prince Philip (His childhood and escape from Greece) (Version 2).mp3
• Prince Ranier of Monaco (His sister Antoinette).mp3
• Princes in the Tower of London (suspected killed by Richard III).mp3
• Princess Caroline (prohibited from attending her own coronation).mp3
• Princess Diana's car (car stolen, from car's point of view).mp3
• Princess Diana (Dutchess).mp3
• Princess Diana (as a young woman).mp3
• Princess Ileana of Romania (Exile as Mother Alexandra in Pennsylvania).mp3
• Priscilla the Life Saving Pig (saved kid from drowning).mp3
• Prison Bridge Club (Missouri) (1989).mp3
• Prison Plastic Surgery (Texas, no longer allowed).mp3
• Proctor and Gamble (Brothers in law became partners).mp3
• Puritans (Not so pure 300 years ago).mp3
• Purple Heart Battalion (Japanese-American soldiers WW2).mp3
• Queen Ann (Inspired the invention of the typewriter).mp3
• Queen Elizabeth (Auto mechanic).mp3
• Queen Elizabeth (Prince Philip and row boat).mp3
• Queen Mary (Troopship accidently sank escort ship).mp3
• Queen Victoria (Abused as child by John Conroy) (1987).mp3
• Queen Victoria (Eddie Jones breaking into house) (NO BEGINNING).mp3
• Queen Victoria (Pictures of corpses).mp3
• R.J. Reynolds Jr. (Death due to smoking).mp3
• Raclawice Panorama (Polish painting of uprising 1894).mp3
• Raggedy Ann (doll created for daughter).mp3
• Railroad Inventors (women).mp3
• Rain Forest tree (Possible cure for AIDS).mp3
• Ralph Guldahl (could not play golf after writing book).mp3
• Ralph Helfer (almost died changed how animals are trained).mp3
• Ralph Neves (Jockey dead then alive) (HQ).mp3
• Ralph Teetor (blind inventor).mp3
• Ralph Tucker (Snail Club of America).mp3
• Randall Buchanan (Teenage private investigator) (No Beginning).mp3
• Rasmus Sornes (Astronomical clockmaker).mp3
• Rats as pets (British).mp3
• Ray Bateman (Fourteen year old with Colon Cancer).mp3
• Ray Floyd and Lee Travino (Golf Match).mp3
• Ray Kroc (Discovered Amos and Andy players).mp3
• Ray Kroc (McDonalds).mp3
• Ray Kroc (disovered Amos & Andy, later founded McDonalds).mp3
• Ray Milland (Sharp Shooter to Movie Star).mp3
• Rear View Mirror (First used Indianapolis 500).mp3
• Recovering Golf Balls (Inspired by Paul Harvey story) (1987).mp3
• Red Admiral butterfly.mp3
• Red Blaze (Blind rodeo horse) (1987).mp3
• Red Skelton (Ed Wynn inspired his career).mp3
• Red Skelton (Plane crash).mp3
• Refund Checks (tightwad stars).mp3
• Reggie Jackson (Well spoken).mp3
• Reginald De Koven (Oh Promise Me origin).mp3
• Reinhard Heydrich (Final Solution and Blackmail).mp3
• Rembrandt (His Life) (noisy).mp3
• Rene Laennec (Stethoscope).mp3
• Repton School (Famous students and abuse).mp3
• Republican Convention 1920 (Smoke Filled Room).mp3
• Retief Goosen (Golfer struck by lightning, later 2001 US Open winner).mp3
• Revolutionary War (Others who helped us fight).mp3
• Rex Harrison (Flubbed lines).mp3
• Rhode Island (Not an island and fight).mp3
• Ribs Reproducing (Only bone that can do that).mp3
• Richard Bach (Jonathan Livingston Seagull).mp3
• Richard Daley (Was Republican first).mp3
• Richard Feynman (Unstable Scientist).mp3
• Richard Feynman (mentally deficient and A-bomb) (1987).mp3
• Richard Gatling (Gattling Machine Gun).mp3
• Richard Hart (Two Gun Hart and Al Capone's brother).mp3
• Richard Hornberger (Real life MASH Hawkeye).mp3
• Richard Nixon (Answered newspaper ad 1945).mp3
• Richard Nixon (Brush with death).mp3
• Richard Nixon (Card Shark WWII).mp3
• Richard Nixon (Courtship of his wife Pat).mp3
• Richard Nixon (Fireball and College Years).mp3
• Richard Nixon (His great grandmother and Friendly Persuasion).mp3
• Richard Nixon (Love Affair with future wife Pat) (1993).mp3
• Richard Nixon (Nick's Hamburger Stand) (NOISY).mp3
• Richard Nixon (his grandmother).mp3
• Richard Nixon (his grandparents and Friendly Persuasion).mp3
• Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart (Blue Moon origin).mp3
• Richard Simmons (Lost weight).mp3
• Richard Wagner (Here Comes The Bride).mp3
• Richard Wagner (Pet dog knows good music).mp3
• Rick Hansen (Canadian who traveled the world in a wheelchair).mp3
• Rick Saphire (magician and down syndrome fan).mp3
• Ring Around the Rosie (Black Death and Nursery Rhyme) (NOISY).mp3
• Roanoke Island (lost colony, driest year on record).mp3
• Robbers in Orlando, FL Sears Store (lost in duct work).mp3
• Robert Baden-Powell (Boer War and Boy Scouts).mp3
• Robert Dellinger (wrote TV shows, learned to write in prison).mp3
• Robert E. Lee's father (Light Horse Harry).mp3
• Robert E. Lee (Animal Lover).mp3
• Robert E. Lee (Did not want to lead Union army) (1994).mp3
• Robert E. Lee (His father Lighthorse Harry).mp3
• Robert E. Lee (Troubles after Civil War).mp3
• Robert E. Lee (Yankee Lover after Civil War).mp3
• Robert Edwards (Treasure Island).mp3
• Robert Fulton (Artist).mp3
• Robert Goddard (Rockets) (Version 1).mp3
• Robert Goddard (Rockets) (Version 2).mp3
• Robert Keayne (Sin to sell for profit Boston 1639) (1998).mp3
• Robert Kennedy (Son and undertow).mp3
• Robert L. Ripley (Story on Taps and his death).mp3
• Robert L. Ripley (playboy).mp3
• Robert Louis Stevenson (Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde).mp3
• Robert Massie (son with hemophilia and book).mp3
• Robert Morris (Debtor's prision and visit from George Washington).mp3
• Robert Morris (His father, predicted his death).mp3
• Robert Oppenheimer (Mineral Hound).mp3
• Robert Peel (Britian's Bobbies).mp3
• Robert Redford (Starving Artist).mp3
• Robert Reed & Gene Hackman (Brady Bunch).mp3
• Robert Ripley (Believe it Not).mp3
• Robert Schuller (Book called Giant).mp3
• Robert Schumann (His wife Clara Wieck).mp3
• Robert Schumann (Mental illness).mp3
• Robert Southey (Goldilocks author).mp3
• Robert Todd Lincoln (Committed mother Mary).mp3
• Robert Todd Lincoln (Presidents died, jinxed).mp3
• Robert Todd Lincoln (Wanted to fight in Civil War) (NOISY).mp3
• Rocky Bleier (End zone catch in Super Bowl 13).mp3
• Rocky Marciano (First played baseball and football).mp3
• Rocky Marciano (Uncle taught him how to fight) (NOISY).mp3
• Rocky Marciano (Wanted to be baseball player) (version 1).mp3
• Rocky Marciano (Wanted to be baseball player) (version 2).mp3
• Rocky Mountain Training Center (fat farm for dogs).mp3
• Rodeo Ropes (made in Texas).mp3
• Rodgers and Hammerstein (First meeting).mp3
• Rodney Brown (Misdiagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis).mp3
• Rodney Dangerfield (First a paint salesman).mp3
• Roger Johnson (Stolen bicycle and bombs stuck) (Part 1).mp3
• Roger Johnson (Stolen bicycle and bombs stuck) (Part 2).mp3
• Roger Smith (One job available at GM).mp3
• Roger Williams (Grave and apple tree).mp3
• Roger Williams (Kicked out of school for playing pop music).mp3
• Roger Williams (Was first a prize fighter).mp3
• Rolls Royce Locks (Advanced locks based upon Egyptian locks).mp3
• Rome Burning (Caused by arson).mp3
• Ron Howard (Became an actor at age 3).mp3
• Ron Toomer (Roller coaster designer).mp3
• Ronald Coleman (Soldier in WWI and later actor).mp3
• Ronald Reagan (Autograph).mp3
• Ronald Reagan (Cafe Coronary).mp3
• Ronald Reagan (Fought labor union).mp3
• Ronald Reagan (Harold Bell Wright and Baptism) (Version 1).mp3
• Ronald Reagan (Lifeguard) (version 1)(NOISY).mp3
• Ronald Reagan (Lifeguard) (version 2).mp3
• Ronald Reagan (Near sighted and calvary) (noisy) (1989).mp3
• Ronald Reagan (Son in pool).mp3
• Ronald Reagan (Wheaties and screen test) (NOISY).mp3
• Ronnie Millsap (Blind singer and childhood).mp3
• Ronnie West (armless football kicker and swimmer).mp3
• Rose Gorelick (Furniture tycoon 95 year old woman).mp3
• Rose O'Neill (Known for Kewpie Doll and monster paintings).mp3
• Rosie Black (Softball pitcher).mp3
• Ross Perot (His mother helped hobos) (NO BEGINNING).mp3
• Rotary Club (Founded in 1905).mp3
• Rowland Macy (first Macy's parade 1854) (NOISY).mp3
• Rowland Macy (six failures before success).mp3
• Roy Chapman Andrews (Indiana Jones in real life).mp3
• Roy Horn (Quicksand and dog, developed love for animals).mp3
• Roy Rogers (Birthplace later Riverfront Stadium).mp3
• Royal Grennwich Observatory (Spider saves telescope).mp3
• Rudolph Ganz (Comeback Concert).mp3
• Rudolph Ganz (Concert on Piano Roll died 13 years earlier).mp3
• Rudolph Valentino (Fist Fight 1925).mp3
• Rudolph Valentino (Wedding Night and failed marriage).mp3
• Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer (Gene Autry almost turned it down).mp3
• Rudyard Kipling (His childhood).mp3
• Rudyard Kipling (Saves elephant).mp3
• Rudyard Kipling (prevented elephant from being killed) (1994).mp3
• Rupert the Parrot (saved family from fire).mp3
• Russell Green (Oldest glider pilot).mp3
• Russell Ogg (blind photographer and hummingbirds).mp3
• Ruth Graham (Problem Son Frank).mp3
• Rutherford B. Hayes (First President to use the Telephone).mp3
• Ryan Lloyd (Basketball Hero).mp3
• SS Eastland (Turned over tied to dock).mp3
• Sacagawea and Naya Nuki (helped Lewis and Clark).mp3
• Saddam Hussein (The Godfather).mp3
• Saddle Maker (For paralyzed boy).mp3
• Sahara Desert (Water under the surface).mp3
• Salmon Chase (financed Civil War with paper money 1863).mp3
• Salt Brine Wells (Ruined by petroleum).mp3
• Salt mines (Under Detroit).mp3
• Salton Sea (Created by accident).mp3
• Sam Clemens (Courtship of wife Olivia).mp3
• Sam Clemens (Dirty Book) (HQ).mp3
• Sam Clemens (Discovered and lost gold).mp3
• Sam Clemens (Disliked people).mp3
• Sam Clemens (Early user of a typewriter).mp3
• Sam Clemens (Invested in failed inventions).mp3
• Sam Clemens (Made early version of Trivial Pursuit).mp3
• Sam Clemens (Mark Twain and riverboat pilot).mp3
• Sam Clemens (Mother's lost love).mp3
• Sam Clemens (back yard dig of Mark Twain's house).mp3
• Sam Clemens (his death).mp3
• Sam Clemens (his wife).mp3
• Sam Houston (Failed marriage).mp3
• Sam Houston (His life) (1998).mp3
• Sam Phillips (Sun Records).mp3
• Sam Sneed (Turned down offer from friend) (1995).mp3
• Sam Wilson (Uncle Sam).mp3
• Samuel Adams (Failed businessman).mp3
• Samuel Beckett (Suzanne saved his life).mp3
• Samuel Colt (expelled from school).mp3
• Samuel Morse (Wife died alone and telegraph) (1998).mp3
• Samuel Mudd (Prisoner and yellow fever).mp3
• Sandra Day O'Connor (Wanted to be a lawyer).mp3
• Sandy (Dog used in Little Orphan Annie was on death row).mp3
• Sandy Kofax (Tommy Lasorta was cut to make room).mp3
• Sanka (first decaffinated coffee discovered by accident).mp3
• Santa Ana (Chewing gum).mp3
• Santa Claus, Indiana (how it got its name).mp3
• Sarah Bernhardt (Saved Mary Todd Lincoln's life).mp3
• Sarah Edmonds (White woman was black man spy in Civil War).mp3
• Sarah Edmonds (Woman fought in Civil War).mp3
• Sarah Hale (Day of Prayer and Thanksgiving).mp3
• Sarah Hale (Her accomplishments).mp3
• Sargent Bates (March to Washington after Civil War).mp3
• Scarecrow History (Dionysus and Greek Mythology).mp3
• School of Hard Knocks (created colleges but never attended college).mp3
• Scott Hamilton (Sick as kid).mp3
• Screen Test (some movie stars failed).mp3
• Screen Tests (Famous stars who flunked).mp3
• Sea Biscuit (Race horse with crooked knee).mp3
• Sea Venture (shipwrecked in Bermuda 1609).mp3
• Seagulls attacked people (same place where The Birds was written).mp3
• Sean Connery (Coffin Polisher).mp3
• Sean Connery (Thugs in Dance Hall).mp3
• Secret recipe for Chocolate (International espionage).mp3
• Sedona, Arizona (Origin).mp3
• Senate Restaurant (Bugs found 1975) (1987).mp3
• Sentry Dog (Vietnam War hero 1966).mp3
• Sequoyah (aka George Gist made Cherokee alphabet).mp3
• Sergei Rachmaninoff (alcoholic and recovery).mp3
• Shawn Graves (Missing muscles and football) (1992).mp3
• Shell Oil (Named for conch shells).mp3
• Sherman Billingsley (Bootlegger never drank).mp3
• Shirley Temple's birth (father's tonsils removed).mp3
• Shirley Temple (Child Actors and Black Box).mp3
• Shirley Temple (Her Father).mp3
• Shirley Temple (the casting couch, laughed).mp3
• Shot golf ball through open window (disqualified shot) (1995).mp3
• Siegfried Fischbacher (as 8 year old boy).mp3
• Sigmund Freud (Dr. Feelgood and cocaine).mp3
• Sigmund Freud (His death).mp3
• Signers of the Declaration of Independence (paid the price).mp3
• Silent Night (Broken organ necessitated a new song).mp3
• Singapore (Lion City).mp3
• Singing Fish (mating calls 2004).mp3
• Sir Benjamin Hall (Big Ben clock bell) (1987).mp3
• Sir Walter Raleigh (Prison and botched suicide 1603) (1994).mp3
• Sir Walter Scott (Polio as a child) (MUFFLED AUDIO).mp3
• Siri (Thai Elephant, artist).mp3
• Slaves In White House (James Polk and Zachary Taylor).mp3
• SleepTight Infant Soother (for Colic Babies).mp3
• Sleepy Tom (Blind race horse).mp3
• Smokey Bear (Origin) (1987).mp3
• Smth and Dale (Vaudeville partnership).mp3
• Snell Johnson (bronze football scultures).mp3
• Sonja Henie (Autograph saved home).mp3
• Sonny Liston (Prison to boxing) (1987).mp3
• Sonny and Cher (First performance).mp3
• South Africa (End of apartheid 1989).mp3
• Southern Unionists (Fought for the North - Civil War).mp3
• Soviet Union (Their Constitution).mp3
• Soybeans (Introduction to the United States).mp3
• Space Shuttle Transport (at Cape Canaveral).mp3
• Spencer Lewis (Blind black diabetic doctor).mp3
• Spider Web (Stronger than Kevlar).mp3
• Squanto (His life, enslavement and Pilgrims).mp3
• Squirrel Informant (Foiled a robbery).mp3
• St. Joseph Statues (Buried upside down 1991) (NO START).mp3
• St. Nicholas (Bearer of gifts).mp3
• St. Patrick (Once a slave) (Version 1).mp3
• St. Patrick (Once a slave) (Version 2).mp3
• St. Paul. MN (originally named Pig's Eye).mp3
• St. Valentine (Performed marriages).mp3
• St. Valentine Story (Year 270 AD).mp3
• Stan Laurel (Romances).mp3
• Stan Musial (Stan the Man, Dead Arm, Baseball) (NO ENDING).mp3
• Statue of Liberty (tools left by original building construction used in renovation) (1987).mp3
• Stephen Douglas (Railroad through Chicago).mp3
• Stephen Foster (Bum and death).mp3
• Stephen Hopkins (Right hand and Declaration of Independence).mp3
• Stephen King (English Teacher) (whole story).mp3
• Stephen Sondheim (Inspired by Oscar Hammerstein as a child).mp3
• Stephen Van Rensselaer (cast tie breaker vote for John Quincy Adams).mp3
• Stephens Island wren (bird ran like a mouse).mp3
• Steve Backus (youngest lawyer and loosing tooth).mp3
• Steve Gandy (Golfer with no hands).mp3
• Steve Melton (Weightlifter 60 years old).mp3
• Steve Soffer (Stunt pilot, accident left him paralyzed).mp3
• Steve Whitman (Pilot with only one eye).mp3
• Steven Wishire (Autistic artist).mp3
• Stradivarius Violin Not Really Stolen (50 years later).mp3
• Sucker Day (Non existant circus, Wetumka, OK).mp3
• Sugar Ray Robinson (Boxer).mp3
• Sultana (Riverboat, largest maritime disaster) (HQ).mp3
• Sunken Treasure (Spanish Carribean).mp3
• Super Bowl Mistake (Wrong play executed 1989).mp3
• Super Fight (Rocky Marciano vs. Mohammed Ali, winner chosen by computer).mp3
• Susan B. Anthony (First woman to vote).mp3
• Susan Butcher (women in Iditarod race).mp3
• Susan Gross (One woman school faculty).mp3
• Susan Lucci (All My Children).mp3
• Sybaris vs Croton (Music distracted horses in battle).mp3
• Sylvester Graham (Graham Cracker) (1st version).mp3
• Sylvester Graham (Graham Cracker) (2nd version).mp3
• Sylvester Stalone (Charity ward and severed nerve).mp3
• T. S. Eliot (Writer and charity by friends).mp3
• Tallulah Bankhead (Tried out to be sports announcer 1946).mp3
• Tammy Wynette (Saved Burt Reynolds' Life).mp3
• Ted Bundy (worked for crisis hotline).mp3
• Ted Horn (Speeding ticket led to a racing career).mp3
• Ted Koppel (Mr. Mom).mp3
• Ted Turner (Tried to apease his father).mp3
• Ted Williams (excellent eyesight).mp3
• Teddy Roosesvelt (Teddy Bear) (HQ).mp3
• Teddy Roosevelt (Asthma as a kid).mp3
• Teddy Roosevelt (Blind in left eye).mp3
• Teddy Roosevelt (Four Eyes).mp3
• Teddy Roosevelt (His father and Civil War).mp3
• Teddy Roosevelt (His wife Alice and love letters).mp3
• Teddy Roosevelt (Last Try WW1).mp3
• Teddy Roosevelt (Newspapers and crime wave).mp3
• Teddy Roosevelt (No Christmas Tree).mp3
• Teddy Roosevelt (Rough Riders).mp3
• Teddy Roosevelt (Saved Football).mp3
• Teddy Roosevelt (Sheriff and stolen rowboat).mp3
• Teddy Roosevelt (wife and mother died same day).mp3
• Telly Savalas (Life story).mp3
• Ten Commandments (Problems while filming).mp3
• Tennessee Williams (Smokey play).mp3
• Tennis (Introduction to USA 1874).mp3
• Terry Morris (homeless boy made good).mp3
• Texas Guinan (Lowelll Thomas' Sunday school teacher).mp3
• Thaddeus Lowe (Weatherman and Civil War spy).mp3
• Thaddeus Stevens (dead four days & nominated).mp3
• Thailand (Then and now).mp3
• Thanksgiving (Dutch origins).mp3
• The $3 Bill (Santa Claus).mp3
• The Alamo (was one a liquor store ).mp3
• The Art of War (required reading for US Marines 1991 Gulf War).mp3
• The Challenger (Flag recovered from explosion).mp3
• The Conqueror (five actors died of cancer).mp3
• The Homestead (resort hotel was internment camp for Japanese diplomats).mp3
• The Invasion of America (book published 15 months before Pearl Harbor).mp3
• The Kiss (racy movie 1896).mp3
• The Masters (Amen Corner) (1995).mp3
• The Red Ghost (camel with skeleton on back).mp3
• The Ten Commandments (1923 movie set found).mp3
• Theodor Geisel (Book rejected 27 times before published).mp3
• Theodor Geisel (Butter Battle book) (NOISY).mp3
• Theophilus Carter (Crystal Palace, London).mp3
• Thomas Edison (Courtship and Morse Code).mp3
• Thomas Edison (Failed inventions) (NO BEGINNING).mp3
• Thomas Edison (His father Sam and exile from Canada).mp3
• Thomas Edison (Invented telephone answering machine).mp3
• Thomas Edison (Invented vacuum tube by accident).mp3
• Thomas Edison (Lazy telegrapher).mp3
• Thomas Edison (Light bulb and patent).mp3
• Thomas Edison (News butcher and ran own newspaper).mp3
• Thomas Edison (No formal schooling).mp3
• Thomas Edison (Rescued 3 Year Old from railroad tracks) (Version 1).mp3
• Thomas Edison (Rescued 3 Year Old from railroad tracks) (Version 2).mp3
• Thomas Edison (Why the light bulb was invented).mp3
• Thomas Edison (born with large head, always in trouble).mp3
• Thomas Jefferson (Covert operations).mp3
• Thomas Jefferson (Failed inventions and Lottery).mp3
• Thomas Jefferson (Inauguration and boarding house).mp3
• Thomas Jefferson (Monticello).mp3
• Thomas Jefferson (Spaghetti Machine).mp3
• Thomas Jefferson (The lawyer and merchant).mp3
• Thomas Jefferson (Too Much Freedom) (Version 1).mp3
• Thomas Jefferson (Too Much Freedom) (Version 2).mp3
• Thomas Jefferson (White House Design and Mr. A.Z.).mp3
• Thomas Jefferson (scandals) (NOISY).mp3
• Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton (Sex scandals).mp3
• Thomas Keneally (Schindler's List).mp3
• Thomas Lipton (marketer and Lipton Tea).mp3
• Thomas Malory (wrote about King Arthur while in prison).mp3
• Thomas Moore (poet wrote song for his wife Bessy).mp3
• Thomas Orde-Lees (Elephant Island and Shipwreck).mp3
• Thomas Sanders (football or nothing).mp3
• Thomas Watson (Failed at everything before working at IBM).mp3
• Thor Heyerdahl (Kon-Tiki captain could not swim as kid) (NOISY).mp3
• Three Kids (Reunited In jail).mp3
• Three brothers (Now three sisters) (1987).mp3
• Three cheers for Jones Junior High (battle hymn for Iwo Jima) (Version 1).mp3
• Three cheers for Jones Junior High (battle hymn for Iwo Jima) (Version 2).mp3
• Tidal Wave (Japan 1896).mp3
• Tiffany's New York (Draft riots).mp3
• Tiger Woods (His father Woody).mp3
• Tim Allen (Cocaine dealer and comedy club).mp3
• Time To Change Diaper (Invention of Velcro diaper).mp3
• Time magazine (Founding).mp3
• Timothy Dexter (businessman by luck).mp3
• Tinkers to Evers to Chance (Double Play baseball poem).mp3
• Tiny Toon Adventures (episode written by 8th grade girls 1991).mp3
• Titanic (Bad omens).mp3
• Titanic (Coal Fire 1912).mp3
• Titanic Family (Headed to Winnipeg).mp3
• Titanic Passenger (Sold ticket, died of old age 1999).mp3
• Titanic victims (Kidnapped children and father).mp3
• Tokyo Rose (Trapped in Japan).mp3
• Tom Cat (Homeless).mp3
• Tom Dempsey (one hand football kicker).mp3
• Tom Dewey (1944 Election and national security).mp3
• Tom DiMaggio (Big brother turned down job).mp3
• Tom Landry (WWII Pilot and Cowboys coach).mp3
• Tom McGuire (Pictionary).mp3
• Tom Selleck (Handyman).mp3
• Tom Watson (Sand wedge).mp3
• Tomato (Love apple).mp3
• Tomb of the Unknown Soldier (Honor Guard).mp3
• Tommy Lasorda (Snubbed an autograph).mp3
• Tony La Russa (Animal activist baseball manager).mp3
• Tony Melendez (Armless guitar player and Pope John Paul II in 1987).mp3
• Toupee (First forbidden).mp3
• Transgender operation.mp3
• Tread Wheel (Then and now).mp3
• Tree planted by family (cushions airplane in accident).mp3
• Trends in Drug Use (1910).mp3
• Trevor Ferrell (Helped homeless people).mp3
• Trip to France (In a rowboat).mp3
• Tristan da Cunha (Remote island)_.mp3
• Truck falls off jack (Son lifts truck to save father) (1987).mp3
• Truman Capote (Childhood) (1988).mp3
• Tsunami (Japan 1896).mp3
• Tuareg People (Tribe delayed migration to watch TV).mp3
• Tunguska event (Siberia comet hit) (1987).mp3
• Tuxedo (Introduction to the US) (1987).mp3
• Twiglet Bank (only kids can bank there, Miami FL).mp3
• Twin Secretaries (Two sisters working half time).mp3
• Two Dollar Timex (Saved World) (1998).mp3
• Two Guys Named Jim (Twins separated at birth and parallel lives).mp3
• US Capitol (Found unsafe February 2000).mp3
• US Constitution (based upon Iroquoi constitution).mp3
• US Mainland Bombed (Japanese Aircraft and Subs WW2).mp3
• US Navy (started in 1797 to rescue hostages from Algeria).mp3
• US Navy POW story (WWII no blood shed, same day as atomic bombing).mp3
• US Planned Invasion of Canada (and vice versa).mp3
• US Quarter design (1916 considered too risque).mp3
• Ulysses S. Grant (Born loser).mp3
• Ulysses S. Grant (Borrowed money from Simon Buckner).mp3
• Ulysses S. Grant (Could Not Stand Blood).mp3
• Ulysses S. Grant (Custer tried to ruin him).mp3
• Ulysses S. Grant (Gentle man).mp3
• Ulysses S. Grant (His wife was crosseyed).mp3
• Ulysses S. Grant (Horse and carriage).mp3
• Ulysses S. Grant (Neighbor Bart Baley West Point Dropout).mp3
• Ulysses S. Grant (Played Desdemona in Othello).mp3
• Ulysses S. Grant (West Point).mp3
• Ulysses S. Grant (Writing Memoirs) (Version 1).mp3
• Ulysses S. Grant (Writing Memoirs) (Version 2).mp3
• Un-Civil War Cost (Dollar amount and human casualties).mp3
• United States Capital (tomb orignally designed for George Washington).mp3
• United States Constitution (based upon Iroquoi Indians).mp3
• United States Constitution (how it was formed).mp3
• Upton Sinclair (Joke writer).mp3
• Valentine Shaped Trees and Designs (Peru and New Caledonia) (NOISY).mp3
• Van Buren sisters (Cross country motorcycle ride 1916).mp3
• Van Cliburn (His mother) (1st version).mp3
• Van Cliburn (His mother, died 1994) (2nd version).mp3
• Variety Charity (origin).mp3
• Vera McGinnis (Woman Rodeo Rider's Ordeal).mp3
• Vespasian (Rome's First Balanced Budget and Pay Toilets) (version 2).mp3
• Vespasian (pay toilets).mp3
• Victor Kiam (wore Cross Your Heart bra in TV ad).mp3
• Viki (Highly intelligent chimpanzee).mp3
• Vincent van Gogh (His life story and accomplishments).mp3
• Vincent van Gogh (Insane asylum and wheat field painting) (NOISY).mp3
• Vincent van Gogh (Preacher to artist) (NOISY).mp3
• Vincent van Gogh (Starry Night).mp3
• Vincent van Gogh (Vanishing Colors).mp3
• Vincent van Gogh (Why he cut off his ear).mp3
• Vladimir Lenin (Brother hanged).mp3
• Vladimir Lenin (childhood).mp3
• Vogel Art Collection (Located in tiny apartment) (1987).mp3
• Volkswagen (Ford Motor Wasn't Interested 1948).mp3
• Volkswagen (People's car).mp3
• Voltaire (scheme to rig French lottery) (Version 1).mp3
• Voltaire (scheme to rig French lottery) (version 2).mp3
• W. C. Fields (Fake drownings).mp3
• Waitresses Save Cop.mp3
• WaldorfûAstoria (Origin).mp3
• Wallace Carothers (inventor of Nylon, committed suicide).mp3
• Wally Cox (Marlon Brando was his best friend).mp3
• Walt Disney (At age 14 and whippings).mp3
• Walt Disney (Fantasia was a flop) (1990).mp3
• Walt Disney (Lilly and uncashed checks).mp3
• Walt Disney (Mortimer Mouse).mp3
• Walt Disney (Owl).mp3
• Walt Disney (Passion for toy trains).mp3
• Walt Disney (Post Office).mp3
• Walt Whitman (Health conscious).mp3
• Walt Whitman (Helped Civil War soldiers).mp3
• Walt Whitman (Obscene firing).mp3
• Walter Camp (father of football, almost a doctor).mp3
• Walter Cronkite (Started out as a sportscaster).mp3
• Walter Hagen (Golf Pro).mp3
• Walter Reed (Could not grow a beard).mp3
• Waltons (The real story behind the family).mp3
• Waltz (dancing to the waltz a sin over 150 years ago).mp3
• War of 1812 (Fought for naught).mp3
• Warren Beatty (Rat bouncer).mp3
• Warren Delano (FDR's grandfather was a drug dealer) (Version 1).mp3
• Warren Delano (FDR's grandfather was a drug dealer) (Version 2) (1989).mp3
• Warren Felty (Saved same person three times).mp3
• Warren Harding (Nervous breakdown at age 24 and corn flakes) (Version 1).mp3
• Washington, DC area Sniper (truck driver who caught him).mp3
• Watergate (Tried to break in five times).mp3
• Wedding dress (Made from WW2 parachute).mp3
• Wedding pictures (Found in old building).mp3
• Werner Voss (WW1 German fighter pilot a Jew) (1994).mp3
• Wernher von Braun (Man In Space movie).mp3
• West Nile Virus (New threat).mp3
• Western Union (Did not want the Telephone).mp3
• Westisde Baptist Church (Church choir was late).mp3
• Whistler's Mother (Painting No One Wanted).mp3
• Whistler's Mother Painting (partial painting on back).mp3
• Whistling Language (Canary Islands).mp3
• Whitcomb Judson (Invented the zipper).mp3
• White Elephant (Burdensome gift).mp3
• White Rose (Toronto cab driver and mother).mp3
• Who really invented the computer.mp3
• Why The End of Dinosaurs (Various theories).mp3
• Wicks Organ Company (Origin).mp3
• Wilbur Wright (Became an Invalid) (Version 2).mp3
• Wilbur Wright (Became an invalid) (Version 1).mp3
• Wild Bill Hickok (Assassination).mp3
• Wild Bill Hickok (His father and Underground Railroad).mp3
• Wild Bill Hickok (Life story).mp3
• Wild Bill Hickok (Trial and bullet).mp3
• Wild Bill Hickok (no hero).mp3
• Wild Turkey story (Bank terrorist).mp3
• Wiley Post (Desert monster).mp3
• Will Mayo (Civil War enrollment board).mp3
• Will Mayo (Mayo Clinic and gallstones).mp3
• Will Mayo (vet doctor led to Mayo Clinic).mp3
• Will Rogers (Almost died).mp3
• Will Rogers (Incorrigible boy).mp3
• Will Rogers (Runaway steer).mp3
• Will and John Kellogg (creation of breakfast cereals and hard crust bread).mp3
• Willard Hotel Washington, DC (waiter killed).mp3
• Willard Huntington Wright (Detective novels).mp3
• Willard Scott (hospital Santa).mp3
• William Bligh & Fletcher Christian (Mutiny on the Bounty).mp3
• William Bligh (second mutiny).mp3
• William Bligh (survived mutiny on small boat).mp3
• William Bodey (Prospector and Bodie, CA).mp3
• William Booth (Childhood and Salvation Army).mp3
• William Booth (His father in law and Salvation Army).mp3
• William Butler Yates (Poet and artist father).mp3
• William Coolidge (Dog Mountain Climber).mp3
• William Coolidge (His mountain climbing dog).mp3
• William E. Miller (disobeyed orders, Congressional Medal of Honor).mp3
• William Eaton (hostages and Libya 175 years ago) (1989).mp3
• William Ellis Corey (wife Laura divorced him in six months in Nevada).mp3
• William Eno (Father of traffic safety).mp3
• William Faulkner (Failures before becoming author).mp3
• William Gilbert (kidnapped as child).mp3
• William Gilbert (no lawyer and tone deaf).mp3
• William Gray (Invented the Pay Phone).mp3
• William H. Taft (Hated being President).mp3
• William H. Taft (His wife and stroke).mp3
• William H. Taft (Overweight).mp3
• William H. Taft (Teddy Roosevelt, Lost Friendship and funeral).mp3
• William Halsey (Navy war games 1921).mp3
• William Hammond (Surgeon General during Civil War).mp3
• William Harrison (Log Cabin Booze bottle).mp3
• William Harrison (Only president for 31 days and died).mp3
• William Kogut (prisoner who made bomb with playing cards).mp3
• William McKinley (Bullet could have been found if X-ray was used).mp3
• William McKinley (Lucky Carnation).mp3
• William McKinley (Wife Ida & Epilepsy).mp3
• William Penn (Quakers) (noisy).mp3
• William Pitt (Chronic Gout).mp3
• William Ralston (Modest Man).mp3
• William Randolph Hearst (Damsel in Distress) (1988).mp3
• William Shakespeare (His father John).mp3
• William Shakespeare (Tended horses).mp3
• William Shakespere (Actor before playright).mp3
• William Shakespere (songwriter).mp3
• William Shakespere Statue (Fundraiser and John Wilkes Booth).mp3
• William Thornton (Designed US Capitol building).mp3
• William Tyndale (Bible smuggler).mp3
• William the Conqueror (Last battle).mp3
• Willie Mays (Pulling Up Pants).mp3
• Willie Nelson and Patsy Cline (Crazy, a Juke Box favorite).mp3
• Wilma Rudolph (Olympic runner) (1992).mp3
• Wilmer Stultz (Aviator and alcoholic).mp3
• Winchester Mystery House (160 rooms on 6 acres).mp3
• Wind Warping (21st century applications).mp3
• Winnie Ruth Judd (trunk murderess, kept escaping from mental institution).mp3
• Winston Churchill (Always in Debt).mp3
• Winston Churchill (Cancelled meeting saved his life).mp3
• Winston Churchill (Eight year old and flogging).mp3
• Winston Churchill (Fall from bridge).mp3
• Winston Churchill (Famous Portrait).mp3
• Winston Churchill (His mother and his birth).mp3
• Winston Churchill (Hit by taxi in NYC).mp3
• Winston Churchill (Marriage proposal).mp3
• Winston Churchill (Paintings under fake name).mp3
• Winston Churchill (Poor Student) (1998).mp3
• Winston Churchill (Wall Street Crash) (NO ENDING).mp3
• Winter Came Twice In A Year (Iceland volcano 1783 and Alaska).mp3
• Wizard of Oz (Tribute to baby Dorothy).mp3
• Wolf (saved human in snowstorm).mp3
• Wolfgang Mozart (as 8 year old).mp3
• Wolfgang Mozart (billiards player).mp3
• Wolfgang Mozart (funeral for his pet starling).mp3
• Wolfgang Mozart (in Potters Field and Dog).mp3
• Wolfgang Mozart (love triangle and early death).mp3
• Wolfgang Mozart (sacred music outside of church at age 14).mp3
• Wolf story (Wolf mother saying goodbye).mp3
• Woman impregnanted by bullet (Civil War) (1990).mp3
• Women's Sufferage (Amendment won by one vote).mp3
• Woodrow Wilson (could not read).mp3
• Woody Allen (Wanted to play sports in school) (Version 1).mp3
• Woody English (Recorded Taps for funerals).mp3
• Woody Woodpecker (Origin).mp3
• World Trade Center 1993 Bombing (Light from Timex Watch).mp3
• World War I (How it started).mp3
• World War II (American involvement before Pearl Harbor).mp3
• World War II (Last Mission).mp3
• World War II (US Involvement before Pearl Harbor attacks).mp3
• World War I Vets (Demonstrated to get benefits 1932) (1998).mp3
• Wrestling on TV in bars (Origin).mp3
• Wright Brothers (British spied on their efforts).mp3
• Wright Brothers (Developed the airplane and not automobile).mp3
• Wright Brothers (High school dropouts).mp3
• Wright Brothers (How they delt with reporters in 1904).mp3
• Wright Brothers (Their father and toy).mp3
• Wrong Lottery Ticket (person lost out on $10 million payout).mp3
• Wyoming (Early days and Equal Rights).mp3
• Y.A. Tittle (Helped person who ended his football career).mp3
• Yankee Doodle (Originally a British war song).mp3
• Yankees (Origin of term from Dutch settlers).mp3
• Yellowstone Park Tree (carving survived fire of 1988).mp3
• Yes! We Have No Bananas (Origin).mp3
• Yesler Way (Original Skid Road Seattle, WA).mp3
• Yuan T. Lee (Taiwanese boy who loved baseball, later Nobel prize).mp3
• Yul Brynner (Teenage drug problem).mp3
• Zachary Taylor (His daughter and Jefferson Davis).mp3
• Zachary Taylor (Never voted).mp3
• Zane Grey (Dentist that went fishing).mp3
• Zane Grey (Gang leader as kid).mp3
• Zerna Sharp (Dick and Jane).mp3