Drove to Grand Junction for son’s graduation. Slept couple hours and drove back to High Desert. Your videos helped me along the way sir! Much respect and thanks for keeping me awake while you were riding shotgun. 😂
Jeff would you fufill my suggestion by visiting the grave of john philip sousa please and you are the sweetest kindest most special guy on youtube ♥️♥️
Hey my old friend, miss seeing your work! Thanks for weighing in for old Mitch! He had me laughing hard because of his play on words! Take care! Look forward to what you will be producing!
Mitch Hedberg was a great comedian. It’s sad to lose someone who can make us laugh. Rest in peace Mitch Hedberg. I hope you know how much we miss you and that you’re still making us laugh. ✨
Thnx for my weekly "fix" Jeff! So sad the effects of drug abuse take the lives of such folks but it's the choices we make that determine it all. Safe travels always and look forward to my "fixes"! ~Chris
I always learn from your channel, Jeff and look forward to more each Sunday. Drugs have taken the lives of so many young talents. It is a shame. Thanks for bringing both of these artists back to life for a little bit of Sunday morning.
I’ll never forget a good friend of mine sharing a comedy special of Mitch Hedberg with me and my continuous laughter 😆 of his jokes. Mitch was a comedy 🎭 genius. Afterwards, my friend said, “So you like him?” , which of course I said definitely. He then said, “Well, unfortunately, I have some bad news, he’s dead now.” I just thought, what a bummer. So talented and likable personality as well as young. Thanks for another great episode, including the historic photographer.
Thanks Jeff, Mitch Hedberg was one of the all time best comedians! I didn’t know that Mitch was in the “home movies” adult cartoon. That’s one of the funniest cartoons for me. Lots of good voice artists involved with that cartoon. Thanks Jeff for doing the great work. 🙏🏻
I was, and still am, such a big fan of Mitch. When he passed, it deeply affected me for some reason. I always thought he kind of reminded me of my dad when he was young, but beyond that I found him to be one of the funniest comedians that I've ever had the pleasure of listening to. He was taken far far too soon. Sadly, it seems like those who have the most talent and ability to make us laugh, have the deepest and darkest demons that trouble them during their lives. Anyhow, I really appreciate you taking time to share his gravesite with us, Jeff. I don't think I would ever be able to make it there to pay my respects and show my appreciation to him for the countless times that he helped me find brightness and laughter in some of my toughest and darkest days, so you visiting and showing it to us allows me to be there vicariously through you. Anyway, love the video as always. Safe travels, Jeff and Sarah!
I didn’t discover Mitch Hedberg until after his death. I was so distraught. I have great admiration for comedians who entertain us without vulgar language i.e. Sinbad, Brian Regan, Henry Cho. Thank you Jeff for this episode.
You are like me in that vulgarity turned me off. And I too discovered Mitch after he died. But to be honest he did use colorful language in some of his stage acts.
Mitch Hedberg was my son's favorite comedian, we enjoyed his comedy also. So talented. Tragic about his death. Glad you enjoyed him also. Great photos from Frank Haynes.
It’s sad…graveyards are full of talent gone too soon…thanks for those pics of the past….Jeff your videos are such a go to for education, entertainment, and enjoyment. Thanks for all the work you put into it. 👍
Jeff, I am so excited about your Minnesota series! Since I'm from Minnesota we are so often overlooked as far as our historical value. We are rich in history! Thank you to you and Sarah and have a great day!!!
I did indeed know of Mitch Hedberg, absolutely fell in love with him around 2008. I was crushed to hear that he had died of a drug overdose. He was one funny unique guy. Mr Haynes I did not know of but I enjoyed learning. Thank you so much!
I hadn’t heard of Mitch Hedberg but watching the clips in your video makes me want to check him out more on RUclips. Such a shame. Thanks for always introducing me to new people and places!
Hello Jeff, Happy Sunday. Thanks for sharing this story on Mitch Hedberg. may he rest🙏peace. and thanks for sharing your trip to Minnesota and the history. Have a wonderful day.
Interesting. Sad the photos were so difficult to take and probably placed in a box and forgotten. Crazy Lamp Lady recently bought a box of photos to resell. Treasures to a few. Thanks
I remember Mitch. I didn't know he had passed either. I really enjoyed learning about Hayes. I like seeing the old historical photographs. Thanks for bringing us along.
This brings back some memories of Mitch after watching him on tv for the first time. He had a different view of life and managed to turn it into comedy and make us laugh. I used to crack up when listening to him because he was kind of out there. Thanks for making this video.
Mitch's story was very sad but looked him up and loved his style of comedy .Frank had a very different life and would of liked more on him Loved the video Jeff and Thankyou for bringing them to us
Jeff , it's funny I just left the little bighorn battle field yesterday with my cousin.... We also hit Yellowstone . THANK YOU FRANK FROM MONTANA......
Mitch was/is one of my faves. I love his dry, witty humor. ""But what happened to the Dufranes?Who can eat at a time like this?" That one is hilarious! 😂 As is pretty much all of Mitch Hedberg's work.
Never heard of Mitch Hedberg, though his last name sounds swedish related. Very interesting about the photographer. Felt sorry for the horses...😢 Great video. Thank you! ❤️🙏❤️
Had never heard of either of these men. Sad that Mitch Hedberg died at such a young age due to drugs. Frank Jay Haynes sounds like an interesting man who had quite a career. Thanks for teaching me something new today.
I had not heard of either of these gentlemen, Mitch sounded like a very funny man and Frank recorded historic pictures that we treasure these days many years later. Thanks Jeff & Sarah for sharing your trip back east. I'd like to see Sarah more in your videos, she adds a funny side sometimes... Cya in a week!
I've never heard of Mitch Hedberg, l must confess, but it's certainly sad to hear of another tragic ending attributed to chronic drug abuse. The Haynes tribute is a fascinating one, however. A pioneer is a fitting title for this extraordinary man and his remarkable photography. Another triumph, Jeff.
Yeah I knew about Hedberg, saw him first on the Letterman show, which was a big break for him. Never heard of Haynes, but he seamed to have a fun life, traveling and photographing. Minnesota? Well that's where many Viking descendants live, and I should know being a viking myself. Så si hei til alle vikinger du ser Jeff.
Mitch Hedberg didn’t let fame go to his head - he was actually a very shy, humble person - helping many other comedians. He was in denial about his drug use - or maybe just didn’t realize that we all die - and drugs are great at facilitating death. Heroin was his drug of choice and he’d almost lost a leg due to an infection from shooting up before overdosing…which wasn’t enough to stop him using. He was a unique talent and quite kind.
Another great history lesson, Jeff. I actually didn't remember either of the names of your subjects in this episode, but I did remember their work. Thank you both for another great episode.
Great video! Never heard of either one of these people but loved the way you blended them (old past and more recent past). They both gave us so much in totally different ways. Thank you and always look forward to your videos.
I have to commend you Jeff for sharing the story of Mitch Hedberg. So others that weren't aware of him can now enjoy his whims cycle intellectual insight of the comedic world. We're still laughing Mitch 🪦
My girlfriend and I were just talking about Mitch Hedberg recently. I couldn’t remember his name and wondered what ever happened to this funny guy. Thanks to your video, I can go and find some of his old performances on RUclips. Awesome stuff Jeff! Keep up the great work! Aloha 🤙🏼
The loss of Mitch Hedberg was great. He was one of the 'cerebral' comedians like Steven Wright. He never had to resort to off-color jokes. You could tell that much thought went into his humor, which he delivered with a casual ease stemming from real confidence. It both angers and saddens me when people resort to drugs. As you mentioned- We lost a great talent. Thanks for the video.
I may have seen one of his comedy sketches years ago. Sorry he had to die that way, so young. Thank you for letting us know about people and their lives.
Jeff Another interesting episode, I had not heard of Mitch Hedberg but sad he passed so young. Frank Haynes had a interesting life and really got to see our country. I really liked the fact he had a "rail car studio" and traveled around and took photos of family members at a time when most didn't own a camera. Always interesting content. Thanks Jeff & Sarah
Mitch Hedberg isn't someone I was expecting you to cover but I'm glad you did, I've been a fan of his for ages! The number of times I've referenced the "escalator temporarily stairs, sorry for the convenience" joke over the years 😄
It's always interesting to see a video filmed in a place you used to drive by all the time - none of my relatives are planted there, but that's just a few miles down the road from my grandparents old place. Mitch was funny... another one lost too soon.
If I ever heard of Mitch Hedberg, I don't recall it. Always sad when a promising talent dies so young from drugs. Such a waste. Very good photos from the old west, also. You never fail to deliver an interesting video of the past. Thanks, Jeff!
I too found and laughed with Hedberg on RUclips. I didn’t know he was dead. I laughed at your clips of him but I got an even got a bigger laugh when you accidentally chipped a piece of the rock monument. Good on ya for not cutting that out.
Wonderful. I really enjoyed this episode. I hadn't heard of either gentlemen, being a Brit, and all. I've heard much about Jellystone Park (Yogi and BooBoo!). Also, lots about its cousin, the lesser-known Yellowstone National Park ;) but have seen very few pictures. If I'm the only Brit watching, it doesn't matter much, but it would be helpful if you named the State(s) the places you mention are in, Jeff. I know about General Custer, too. Thank John Wayne and his compadres, for the knowledge. As an Italian might say, Somma times somma peoples dey get jest a leetle bita bigga da boots! I believe he could have been talking about Custer. I prove to myself every day, and with the aid of your videos, that at 69 I am still learning, and that there is an inordinate amount of stuff i will never know. Thank you for your excellent presentation, and for the time you give of yourself for our entertainment. 😊
I have never heard of Mitchell sounded like a very funny guy. And photography is great I wonder if any of his pictures have been colorized great video jeff.
You know when you haven't seen someone but you didn't know they were gone? So sad, may he RIP. 🙏🏻❤ Looking forward to seeing what else you find in MN. Thank you!
Great film as usual. I love your new hair style Sarah. You were so close to MI. I think I suggested before you should come to Port Huron, MI, my home town. I now live on the west side of the state. Thomas Edison spent some of his childhood years here. He worked on the Grand Trunk Railroad as a young teen. That is until one of the experiments he did while riding and working blew up. His parents and siblings are buried here in Lakeside Cemetery. The graves have large arc around them. Other important people are buried here. There is a large stone in Pine Grove Park, on the St. Clair River, across from Canada, that marks where his family house was. Also Pine Grove Park had a fort on it around the War of 1812. One of the terrible diseases, maybe cholera, went through the fort. Later the bodies were moved from the fort to Lakeside Cemetery. They are marked by a statue or column and a 6inch or so cement border. A lady, don't know the name, gave the sick soldiers food through a window because noon else would go near them. Also another fort, St. Joseph, built by the French in the 1600s is gone and just has a plaque on a pole in that Gratiot Park. Also in the Cemetery, the Dunns, of one of the two paper compies, grave stones look like wood logs. Charles Gratiot left his name on a park, church and a street. This is getting too long to go I to him. See you next Sunday.
I remember that episode of That 70's Show!!! Mitch Hedberg was hilarious, but sadly I had no clue who he was. I saw him guest star on several shows, I never knew he did stand up. It's so sad how his life ended, and sounds like he really wanted out. I LOVE how he was able to joke about it, comparing it to other diseases. My husband is a sober alcoholic, so he really got a laugh out of that one. Very interesting info on both of these people. Oh and btw.... this year it has been seasonly cold compared to normal. It's finally warming up here in Nebraska. I know Minnesota is a little cooler, but it's been cool all over.
Yeah, I didn't know there was a famous comedian buried in Roseville. I got a laugh after listening to the recordings. Minneapolis is my born town. It's a big city. The freeways there, it's like a big bowl of spaghetti. You don't know where you are if you are lost. Nice episode 👍
This guy I was watching a performance not even a month ago. I remember his funny stuff and his cool odd way of looking at reality😆😂🤣. I still did not remember his name tho, til you showed his picture. He was so entertaining. R I P, Mitch, now with God's love with your momma🕯 Is ok to clean off a gravemarker of someone you don't personally know? jw. I think that's ok to do. But he took amazing photographs and really pioneered with the mobile studio on tracks, like a pop up photo op! Thanks Jeff, doing History Hunters vlog'n in Minnesota🍩
Drove to Grand Junction for son’s graduation. Slept couple hours and drove back to High Desert. Your videos helped me along the way sir! Much respect and thanks for keeping me awake while you were riding shotgun. 😂
Jeff would you fufill my suggestion by visiting the grave of john philip sousa please and you are the sweetest kindest most special guy on youtube ♥️♥️
Did he graduate from CMU?
Mitch Hedberg was soooo funny... it's so sad he died so early. Thanks for bringing him to more people by doing this visit on your show
Loved his skit about the waiting list at a restaurant, Dufrain party of two, then they skip to the next names on the list...Hilarious!
Shout out to my Minnesota peeps❤
Mitch Hedberg: The Prince of One Liners.
Henny youngman was better
Thanks for giving time to Mitch Hedberg - one of my all time fave stand-ups!
Hey my old friend, miss seeing your work! Thanks for weighing in for old Mitch! He had me laughing hard because of his play on words! Take care! Look forward to what you will be producing!
Mitch Hedberg was a great comedian.
It’s sad to lose someone who can make us laugh.
Rest in peace Mitch Hedberg. I hope you know how much we miss you and that you’re still making us laugh. ✨
We Still Love Mitch Hedberg’s Comedy. Sad that he passed away. Thanks for sharing your video.
Thnx for my weekly "fix" Jeff! So sad the effects of drug abuse take the lives of such folks but it's the choices we make that determine it all. Safe travels always and look forward to my "fixes"! ~Chris
Loved Mitch"s comedy. Thanks for the visit
I always learn from your channel, Jeff and look forward to more each Sunday.
Drugs have taken the lives of so many young talents. It is a shame. Thanks for bringing both of these artists back to life for a little bit of Sunday morning.
Thanks for sharing. Mitch was so funny, so unique. Still no one like him today.
That’s for sure. And he was likable too!
I’ll never forget a good friend of mine sharing a comedy special of Mitch Hedberg with me and my continuous laughter 😆 of his jokes. Mitch was a comedy 🎭 genius. Afterwards, my friend said, “So you like him?” , which of course I said definitely. He then said, “Well, unfortunately, I have some bad news, he’s dead now.” I just thought, what a bummer. So talented and likable personality as well as young. Thanks for another great episode, including the historic photographer.
Mitch Hedberg was hilarious.
Thanks Jeff,
Mitch Hedberg was one of the all time best comedians!
I didn’t know that Mitch was in the “home movies” adult cartoon. That’s one of the funniest cartoons for me. Lots of good voice artists involved with that cartoon. Thanks Jeff for doing the great work. 🙏🏻
I was, and still am, such a big fan of Mitch. When he passed, it deeply affected me for some reason. I always thought he kind of reminded me of my dad when he was young, but beyond that I found him to be one of the funniest comedians that I've ever had the pleasure of listening to. He was taken far far too soon. Sadly, it seems like those who have the most talent and ability to make us laugh, have the deepest and darkest demons that trouble them during their lives. Anyhow, I really appreciate you taking time to share his gravesite with us, Jeff. I don't think I would ever be able to make it there to pay my respects and show my appreciation to him for the countless times that he helped me find brightness and laughter in some of my toughest and darkest days, so you visiting and showing it to us allows me to be there vicariously through you. Anyway, love the video as always. Safe travels, Jeff and Sarah!
Mitch Hedberg is still my all time favorite comedian! He was relatable to anyone. A talent not many possess. Thanks for sharing this video, Jeff.
Never heard of Mitch Hedberg until today, thanks Jeff for sharing his story and letting me learn something today!
My pleasure! Thanks, Randy!
I didn’t discover Mitch Hedberg until after his death. I was so distraught. I have great admiration for comedians who entertain us without vulgar language i.e. Sinbad, Brian Regan, Henry Cho. Thank you Jeff for this episode.
You are like me in that vulgarity turned me off. And I too discovered Mitch after he died. But to be honest he did use colorful language in some of his stage acts.
Mitch Hedberg was my son's favorite comedian, we enjoyed his comedy also. So talented. Tragic about his death. Glad you enjoyed him also. Great photos from Frank Haynes.
It’s sad…graveyards are full of talent gone too soon…thanks for those pics of the past….Jeff your videos are such a go to for education, entertainment, and enjoyment. Thanks for all the work you put into it. 👍
I appreciate the nice compliments! Thank you! Keep watching, will you?
@@jbenziggy absolutely….with anticipation !!
Mitch was the best. Thanks for highlighting him. And welcome to the Midwest!
Jeff, I am so excited about your Minnesota series! Since I'm from Minnesota we are so often overlooked as far as our historical value. We are rich in history! Thank you to you and Sarah and have a great day!!!
Hello Jeff, hope your having a great Sunday. Thanks for another awesome video
Thanks, you too!
Mitchell was so funny he was awesome I didn’t know he passed. You just brought back memories Jeff laugheing memories thx Jeff 😂
I very much enjoy the visits you make and the stories you tell behind them. Much appreciated Jeff.
I appreciate the nice comments, Emily! Glad that you enjoyed it!
I did indeed know of Mitch Hedberg, absolutely fell in love with him around 2008. I was crushed to hear that he had died of a drug overdose. He was one funny unique guy. Mr Haynes I did not know of but I enjoyed learning. Thank you so much!
I hadn’t heard of Mitch Hedberg but watching the clips in your video makes me want to check him out more on RUclips. Such a shame. Thanks for always introducing me to new people and places!
Mitch was a very funny guy! Gone to soon. Thanks Jeff
Hello Jeff, Happy Sunday. Thanks for sharing this story on Mitch Hedberg. may he rest🙏peace. and thanks for sharing your trip to Minnesota and the history. Have a wonderful day.
This was a good video Jeff ,,, and again my condolences to you and Sarah. I'm back home now . THANK YOU FRANK FROM MONTANA......
Thankyou jeff, RIP Mitch, I never heard of him but thankyou for the wonderful walk through. Have a great day.
Interesting. Sad the photos were so difficult to take and probably placed in a box and forgotten. Crazy Lamp Lady recently bought a box of photos to resell. Treasures to a few. Thanks
I remember Mitch. I didn't know he had passed either. I really enjoyed learning about Hayes. I like seeing the old historical photographs. Thanks for bringing us along.
Funny & Unique talent. You're Missed Mitch
Great vlog. Loved Mitch Hedberg, Didnt know about the photographer. Thanks
Our pleasure!
Mitch was so funny - so tragic how he left us. Didn't need to happen.
This brings back some memories of Mitch after watching him on tv for the first time. He had a different view of life and managed to turn it into comedy and make us laugh. I used to crack up when listening to him because he was kind of out there. Thanks for making this video.
He was kind of out there, but my sense of humor is kind of right where he was at. Lol.
Thanks again for sharing, Jeff and Sarah
I’ve just watched his donut joke and wanted to research. Had no idea he died! Super sad 😢 Thanks Jeff to mention him. Super fun at guy ❤
I have not heard of this comedian. I will have to check him out on u-tube. Beautiful cemetery . Great info. Thanx.
I understand if he isn’t your brand of humor, but he tickles my funny bone when I listen to him.
Beautiful Photos and I guess Rocks get old to. I have never heard of that comedian until now.
Not everyone has heard of him. I discovered him later in life.
I’ve lived in Minnesota my whole life and learned something new about two men that are buried here. Thank you! Great video.
I personally love it there in Minnesota!
Mitch's story was very sad but looked him up and loved his style of comedy .Frank had a very different life and would of liked more on him Loved the video Jeff and Thankyou for bringing them to us
Jeff , it's funny I just left the little bighorn battle field yesterday with my cousin.... We also hit Yellowstone . THANK YOU FRANK FROM MONTANA......
Hello Sweetheart! 😅❤ Sad story… Beautiful photo’s. And again a quick reaction from you 😘
Great history
Thanks for the video. I was in Minnesota one year in July and I was freezing. Now I’m from Ga, but still. It’s crazy how cold it was.
Awesome video, something I never knew, Thanks for sharing Jeff always a good one
Thanks for watching!
I didn’t discover Mitch until many years after he passed. Seriously funny dude. 1968, same vintage as me.
Unique sense of humor ❤
Mitch was/is one of my faves. I love his dry, witty humor.
""But what happened to the Dufranes?Who can eat at a time like this?"
That one is hilarious! 😂
As is pretty much all of Mitch Hedberg's work.
So Tragic, he's so funny 😢😅RIP Mitch x
Just great! Learn something every time.
Never heard of Mitch Hedberg, though his last name sounds swedish related. Very interesting about the photographer. Felt sorry for the horses...😢 Great video. Thank you! ❤️🙏❤️
I had never heard of either one of them. It looks like they were both standouts in their fields. Thanks, for the "eulogies", Jeff.
🏡🙏🏻🧡
Had never heard of either of these men. Sad that Mitch Hedberg died at such a young age due to drugs. Frank Jay Haynes sounds like an interesting man who had quite a career. Thanks for teaching me something new today.
Glad it was educating!
Loved that guy.
I had not heard of either of these gentlemen, Mitch sounded like a very funny man and Frank recorded historic pictures that we treasure these days many years later. Thanks Jeff & Sarah for sharing your trip back east. I'd like to see Sarah more in your videos, she adds a funny side sometimes... Cya in a week!
Glad you enjoyed it, Jerry! Hope you're doing well!
Long or short, your stories always are interesting.
Thank you!
😂BEST TO THE TWO OF YOU. MAY YOU BE BLESSED.😊
Yet another great video and history lesson, well done Jeff, made my Monday morning.
Awesome, thank you! I sanest forget you see it on Monday!
Thanks.
I saw him at Cobb's comedy club in San Francisco over 30 years ago with my wife..so fn funny 🤣
I've never heard of Mitch Hedberg, l must confess, but it's certainly sad to hear of another tragic ending attributed to chronic drug abuse. The Haynes tribute is a fascinating one, however. A pioneer is a fitting title for this extraordinary man and his remarkable photography. Another triumph, Jeff.
Yeah I knew about Hedberg, saw him first on the Letterman show, which was a big break for him. Never heard of Haynes, but he seamed to have a fun life, traveling and photographing. Minnesota? Well that's where many Viking descendants live, and I should know being a viking myself. Så si hei til alle vikinger du ser Jeff.
Mitch Hedberg didn’t let fame go to his head - he was actually a very shy, humble person - helping many other comedians.
He was in denial about his drug use - or maybe just didn’t realize that we all die - and drugs are great at facilitating death. Heroin was his drug of choice and he’d almost lost a leg due to an infection from shooting up before overdosing…which wasn’t enough to stop him using. He was a unique talent and quite kind.
Another great history lesson, Jeff. I actually didn't remember either of the names of your subjects in this episode, but I did remember their work. Thank you both for another great episode.
Great video! Never heard of either one of these people but loved the way you blended them (old past and more recent past). They both gave us so much in totally different ways. Thank you and always look forward to your videos.
I have to commend you Jeff for sharing the story of Mitch Hedberg. So others that weren't aware of him can now enjoy his whims cycle intellectual insight of the comedic world. We're still laughing Mitch 🪦
Thank you Jeff for another great video.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks
@@jbenziggy You're welcome Jeff
Thanks for sharing…
My girlfriend and I were just talking about Mitch Hedberg recently. I couldn’t remember his name and wondered what ever happened to this funny guy. Thanks to your video, I can go and find some of his old performances on RUclips. Awesome stuff Jeff! Keep up the great work! Aloha 🤙🏼
That's awesome! Thanks! Much was a peculiar dude for sure. Funny guy!
I never regret watching an episode of History Hunters.. Thank you Jeff, best wishes and ............................. Cheers
Glad to hear it! Thank you VERY much!
Thanks Jeff! Hugs and prayers to the family !
Thanks for the video, Jeff! We always learn something new from you! Always look forward to your videos!
You bet! Thanks!!!
very good. !!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you for sharing another great story Jeff. Always great to learn something new 😊 2:26
The loss of Mitch Hedberg was great. He was one of the 'cerebral' comedians like Steven Wright. He never had to resort to off-color jokes. You could tell that much thought went into his humor, which he delivered with a casual ease stemming from real confidence. It both angers and saddens me when people resort to drugs. As you mentioned- We lost a great talent. Thanks for the video.
Thank you again.
I may have seen one of his comedy sketches years ago. Sorry he had to die that way, so young. Thank you for letting us know about people and their lives.
Jeff Another interesting episode, I had not heard of Mitch Hedberg but sad he passed so young. Frank Haynes had a interesting life and really got to see our country. I really liked the fact he had a "rail car studio" and traveled around and took photos of family members at a time when most didn't own a camera. Always interesting content. Thanks Jeff & Sarah
Mitch would make me laugh until I cried. Seriously funny man!!
He was funny in a stupid way! I loved his humor.
Mitch Hedberg isn't someone I was expecting you to cover but I'm glad you did, I've been a fan of his for ages! The number of times I've referenced the "escalator temporarily stairs, sorry for the convenience" joke over the years 😄
I try to cover a variety of topics! Thanks for watching!
It's always interesting to see a video filmed in a place you used to drive by all the time - none of my relatives are planted there, but that's just a few miles down the road from my grandparents old place. Mitch was funny... another one lost too soon.
I've never heard of either of these 2. Comedian was funny and the photographer, cool.
If I ever heard of Mitch Hedberg, I don't recall it. Always sad when a promising talent dies so young from drugs. Such a waste. Very good photos from the old west, also. You never fail to deliver an interesting video of the past. Thanks, Jeff!
I too found and laughed with Hedberg on RUclips. I didn’t know he was dead. I laughed at your clips of him but I got an even got a bigger laugh when you accidentally chipped a piece of the rock monument. Good on ya for not cutting that out.
Wonderful. I really enjoyed this episode. I hadn't heard of either gentlemen, being a Brit, and all. I've heard much about Jellystone Park (Yogi and BooBoo!). Also, lots about its cousin, the lesser-known Yellowstone National Park ;) but have seen very few pictures. If I'm the only Brit watching, it doesn't matter much, but it would be helpful if you named the State(s) the places you mention are in, Jeff. I know about General Custer, too. Thank John Wayne and his compadres, for the knowledge. As an Italian might say, Somma times somma peoples
dey get jest a leetle bita bigga da boots!
I believe he could have been talking about Custer.
I prove to myself every day, and with the aid of your videos, that at 69 I am still learning, and that there is an inordinate amount of stuff i will never know.
Thank you for your excellent presentation, and for the time you give of yourself for our entertainment. 😊
I have never heard of Mitchell sounded like a very funny guy. And photography is great I wonder if any of his pictures have been colorized great video jeff.
Thanks for the video with Yellowstone.
Great Episode thank You Sir
First time watcher. Good storytelling. I’m looking up Hedberg I’ve never heard of him. I subscribed.
Welcome aboard! Glad that you like the content!
You know when you haven't seen someone but you didn't know they were gone? So sad, may he RIP. 🙏🏻❤
Looking forward to seeing what else you find in MN. Thank you!
Yes, thank you! More coming!
Great video!! Nice work Jeff !!! Was a fan of Mitch so sad..
Glad you enjoyed it!!!
Great film as usual. I love your new hair style Sarah. You were so close to MI. I think I suggested before you should come to Port Huron, MI, my home town. I now live on the west side of the state. Thomas Edison spent some of his childhood years here. He worked on the Grand Trunk Railroad as a young teen. That is until one of the experiments he did while riding and working blew up. His parents and siblings are buried here in Lakeside Cemetery. The graves have large arc around them. Other important people are buried here. There is a large stone in Pine Grove Park, on the St. Clair River, across from Canada, that marks where his family house was. Also Pine Grove Park had a fort on it around the War of 1812. One of the terrible diseases, maybe cholera, went through the fort. Later the bodies were moved from the fort to Lakeside Cemetery. They are marked by a statue or column and a 6inch or so cement border. A lady, don't know the name, gave the sick soldiers food through a window because noon else would go near them. Also another fort, St. Joseph, built by the French in the 1600s is gone and just has a plaque on a pole in that Gratiot Park.
Also in the Cemetery, the Dunns, of one of the two paper compies, grave stones look like wood logs.
Charles Gratiot left his name on a park, church and a street. This is getting too long to go I to him. See you next Sunday.
Imagine bringing that stone from yellowstone to minnesota! By train or wagon? Amazing!
I remember that episode of That 70's Show!!! Mitch Hedberg was hilarious, but sadly I had no clue who he was. I saw him guest star on several shows, I never knew he did stand up. It's so sad how his life ended, and sounds like he really wanted out. I LOVE how he was able to joke about it, comparing it to other diseases. My husband is a sober alcoholic, so he really got a laugh out of that one. Very interesting info on both of these people. Oh and btw.... this year it has been seasonly cold compared to normal. It's finally warming up here in Nebraska. I know Minnesota is a little cooler, but it's been cool all over.
Always sad to see a young man pass before he had to. 😢 The photographer had a great career and got lots of firsts. Thank you Jeff for sharing.
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Yeah, I didn't know there was a famous comedian buried in Roseville. I got a laugh after listening to the recordings.
Minneapolis is my born town. It's a big city. The freeways there, it's like a big bowl of spaghetti. You don't know where you are if you are lost.
Nice episode 👍
I think every big city has a crazy network of freeways, LA being tops! Boston is crazy too! so is Minneapolis!
@@jbenziggy Agreed 👍
Good stuff thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
This guy I was watching a performance not even a month ago. I remember his funny stuff and his cool odd way of looking at reality😆😂🤣. I still did not remember his name tho, til you showed his picture. He was so entertaining.
R I P, Mitch, now with God's love with your momma🕯
Is ok to clean off a gravemarker of someone you don't personally know? jw. I think that's ok to do. But he took amazing photographs and really pioneered with the mobile studio on tracks, like a pop up photo op!
Thanks Jeff, doing History Hunters vlog'n in Minnesota🍩
I think helping the appearance of a marker is admirable regardless if you know them! Thanks for watching!