It's the dearly departed podcast, featuring your host, historian Scott Michaels and filmmaker Mike Dorsey.

All right, it's another episode of Dearly Departed podcast.

And this one we're going to do on Greece.

Greece is the word.

You know what I heard?

I've heard, and now I don't know, I just read this today that through the whole movie Greece, the word grease is never said.

Really?

I have to watch it again.

But I know that the song, Grease Lightning, that shows up.

But as I understand it, the word grease, it never shows up a single time in the movie.

You could probably get a copy of like the screenplay or a transcript and just do a search for the word Greece, which is much easier than watching the whole

movie again. Well, all right, so it's Daily Departive podcast and I'm Mike Dorsey. I'm Scott Michaels.

And let's just get into like miscellaneous news and deaths and stuff.

It's been a while, hasn't it?

There has been some really fascinating, a pretty impressive exits in the last couple of weeks.

Seriously. Yeah, a lot of newsworthy ones.

Somebody reminded us that, you know, we talked about in our Sunset Boulevard episode about

the Becoima Air, mid-air collision disaster in 1957, remember? And someone pointed out, we forgot to

mention that that high school, Pekoyama Junior High, was Richie Valens School. Of course. And he was

15, so he's still a student there at the time.

He was out that day.

He was a grandparents' funeral.

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