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- A cynical Buffalo Bill hires Sitting Bull to exploit him and add his credibility to the distorted view of history presented in his Wild West Show.
- A love tryst between a female teacher and her student sets off fireworks.
- Lexi Belle gives a music history lesson on March 12th.
- A shot from a car coursing through Rome in 1972 opens this interpretation of Brecht's unfinished experimental novel The Business Affairs of Mr. Julius Caesar. In a second part set in contemporary Rome, a young researcher discusses the economic and political manipulation that drove Caesar to power.
- Lexi Belle gives a music history lesson on March 25th.
- The Ultimate History Lesson is a 5-hour journey examining the history, root-causes, and consequences of public schooling. Former New York City and New York State School Teacher of the Year, John Taylor Gatto, illustrates HOW and WHY our public schools are dumbing us down... and what We can do about it. With more than 200 footnotes, and more than 30 classic texts referenced; this 5-hour interview session, memorializing John's research, publications, and life experiences, forms an impeccable family resource and reference library of The Underground History of American Education and its effects on 21st Century America. Each hour focuses on examining the evolution of ideas, which manifest today in the phenomenon of public schooling. By dissecting the history and presenting you with the references, you're left at the end of each hour, with a copious amount of information to digest; from which you can continue your own personal journey of discovery. This interview also includes solutions, documents, and references; asking only that you consider the information - THINK FOR YOURSELF - and communicate with others in order to share a higher-level of awareness. This presentation is offered as a public service thanks to the generosity of the subscribers of the Tragedy and Hope online community, which is an international research and study group, composed of individuals who have screened our productions, and seek to take the next-steps in enacting strategic solutions.
- Lexi Belle gives a music history lesson on March 19th.
- The true behind the scenes stories from the legends who changed the world
- It's the big day of the oral presentations in Sam's fourth grade social studies class, and he has five minutes to come up with something to say.
- The Narrator Takes You Through A Recreation Of John Brown's Raid In Minecraft.
- Combines live footage from May and June of 1984 of the Meat Puppets, the Minutemen, Twisted Roots, and Redd Kross with interview footage to examine punk rock in L.A. in the early 80's.
- In June 1993 the then Australian Mr. Prime Minister Paul Keating went on radio station 2UE in Sydney to field talk-back calls on the Australian High Court Mabo decision. The Mabo case recognized 'native title' for the first time under Australian Law. An animated group documentary made by students at Deakin University.
- Set in the year 2099, this mockumentary film shows how teenagers will be home schooled.
- Robin attempts to teach history but the others spin the stories into their own yarns.
- A public service announcement created by teens about slavery. This PSA was produced by The Righteous Conversations Project, which brings together Holocaust survivors and teens to create media projects that address injustices in our world. This PSA was gifted to non-profit organizations Freedom Shabat and Seattle Against Slavery.
- A mother and her daughter are waiting for her English tutor to arrive at their house. The mother has only just heard that today's lesson will be taught by a substitute. For "Robert-sensei", this is his first time visiting and teaching at a Japanese family home. This short film is loosely based on the story of Ranald MacDonald, who was the very first Westerner to teach English to the Japanese in the 1800's. Using the expression "a deer in headlights," it is a depiction of how a foreign English teacher may have been received back in the day. This is the second installment of "Japanese History".
- Evan, age 5, gives a spontaneous history lesson over dinner.
- A history teacher from the future explains how was life in 21st century in London.
- The music video that accompanied the remix opens with the scene of a woman, relaxing on a futuristic sofa, watching the music video through metallic virtual reality goggles. The video is set in a nightclub. Inside the club, televisions, monitors and walls display the history of Jackson's filmography and scenes from his short film Ghosts, and live performances from the Bad and Dangerous tours.
- A historian discredits Stuckeyville's founder and his Revolutionary War hero status so Ed takes it to court. Nancy wants Mike to list everything he doesn't want their daughter to know. Ed becomes obsessed with a man from Carol's past.
- 1977–19871hTV-PG6.8 (163)TV EpisodeRick imperils his girlfriend Suzy's chances of winning a beauty contest. Reporter Robin tries to write a story on scandal-tainted Congressman Whitcomb. Stephanie balks at fellow passenger Virgil's boisterous behavior.
- A real-estate development causes a rift between Sally and Adam; Ian outmaneuvers Paul; Chris digs up Niko's past.
- Plagued by writer's block, Marin turns to the annual rummage sale for distraction, Sara arrives back in town and finds things very different, and Lynn wonders why she can't get Jack past second base.
- As the credits roll, Blake sits down with composer David Newman to not only discuss the music from The Mighty Ducks but also his long history in the movie industry.
- 2018– 1hPodcast Episode
- in this show we are talking about the history and the new games the industry and our opinions on the games
- 2020–Podcast Episode
- 2020–2022Podcast EpisodePolice in America today have become the focal point of many major social justice issues. Headlines span our feeds of BLM protesters protesting police brutality and people gathering in opposition to "back the blue." How did we get to this point though? In Part 1 of our three part series we will dive into the history of police in America and how the police force was created. We will examine the roles that not only politicians and activists played, but regular citizens as well when it comes to who made the police what they are, for better or for worse. Join us on this heavy hitter of Social Discord as we analyze both sides of this Thin Blue Line.
- 2020–2022Podcast EpisodePolice were created out of the necessity to have an organized group to protect our personal liberties as citizens of a democratically run country. Over time, however, the role of police became more extreme and dividing as "Bad Eggs" and stereotypes surrounding cop culture started influence the ranks. Listen in as we continue our conversation of how the police were created, as well as why we gave police their power and their expansive militaristic stature. We discuss accountability of police behavior, both bad and good, and the archetype that modern pop culture created in the image of policing in America.
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- 2021–Podcast Episode
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- 2014–Podcast Episode