Heather Cox Richardson
speaker
7,326 appearances
85 recordings
10 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard yesterday
Heather Cox Richardson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Recorded with music composed by Michael Moss.
August twenty sixth, twenty twenty six.
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Last night at exactly nine twenty five, nine two five, the top of the Empire State Building in New York City lit up pink.
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The antennas of Chicago's Willis Tower, formerly the Sears Tower, lit up pink too.
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So did the Ferris wheel at the Santa Monica Pier, which also sported a giant pink heart.
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The Hone Bridge in Milwaukee, Reunion Tower and other buildings in the Dallas skyline, and the Longfellow, Burns, Four River, Braga, and Zacem Bridges of Boston, Caesar's Superdome in New Orleans, and, of course, Nashville's KVB Bridge and historic Metro Courthouse were all lit up in pink last night.
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The Arthur Ashe Stadium played Jolene during the US Open.
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Jack White played Jolene in London.
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Elsewhere in London, the Buckingham Palace Band played nine to five.
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All this and more for a woman born on january nineteenth, nineteen forty six in Severe County, Tennessee, in a cabin in the Smoky Mountains without electricity or running water.
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Dolly Rebecca Parton was the fourth of twelve children, born to illiterate sharecropper Robert Lee Parton Sr.
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and A.
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Lee Caroline Owens.
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A musical prodigy encouraged by her mother.
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Dolly was singing on local radio and television shows in Nashville by the time she was ten, and debuted at the Grand Old Opry when she was thirteen.
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In 1964, she moved to Nashville, where other musicians quickly recognized her talent as a songwriter.
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Over her career she would write songs made famous by Kenny Rogers, Merle Haggard, Wayland Jennings, Whitney Houston, Tina Turner, and others.
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In nineteen sixty five, Parton made her first record, and the following year she married asphalt paver Carl Dean, who stayed out of the limelight during their fifty nine year marriage.
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Following the success of Parton's first record, country music star Porter Wagoner invited her to become part of his own show in 1967.
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There she blossomed, joining Wagoner to record a dozen studio albums that produced a number of top ten hit singles.
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