Here’s an interview with a really based woman in Alaska named Sue Aikens. Compare and contrast her with the blue haired, septum ring, woke women all around us these days.

Bonus: Amelia and the Penguin

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An Irish-Canadian gentleman from Montréal shaped my political views from a young age. His name was Pat Burns and he was a prominent voice on the airwaves of Vancouver for many years. Here’s a snapshot of his career: Hotline Radio Talkshow from December 1986.

Bonus: Two of my favourite Canadian vloggers, Kelsi Sheren & Tajana Cekic, have a great conversation.

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Here’s a group called Steps performing Tragedy.

Bonus: Is this the future the Lieberals have in store for Canadian women after they send all heterosexual white men off to die?

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From 1967, here is The Secret Rome

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Here’s a revelation that was entirely new for me: PYREX vs. pyrex

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Here is Luxury on the Rails: The Pullman Legacy.

Bonus: Here’s a driving tour around Kenji’s neck of the woods.

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I know this is a little after the holidays, but please enjoy this delightful video about German Christmas Markets.

Bonus: May I present you all The Minnesota Compromise!

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From 1945, here’s a short animated video entitled The Riveter.

Bonus: Following up on yesterday’s comedy segment, has this ever happened to you?!

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Here’s a fascinating snapshot in time: Microsoft & Musk in 1998 (Alternate link for Canadians)

Bonus: Here’s a tip for the young men reading this: This is a trap!

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Here’s an interesting video illustrating the Largest Churches in the World

Bonus: From the memory vault, President Barack Obama 12 years ago.

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From 1943, here’s the original Sahara film. With a Rotten Tomatoes rating of 92% / 86%, it’s worth checking out! The link has been fixed and will hopefully work in Canada. But if not, here’s a comparison of the original film and the remake.

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Here’s a very interesting story about alcohol: The Fireball Whiskey Scam

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Tonight, we offer a double header of The Corrs performing Breathless: Director’s Cut and Live in London.

Bonus: Not my joke, but I found it amusing: On February 14th, the U.S. play Denmark in Ice Hockey at the Olympics. The winner gets Greenland, the loser gets Minnesota.

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Here’s Home Free’s cover of Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald

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From Silver Convention, in 1976, here’s Fly Robin, Fly!

Bonus: Enjoy Redneck Star Trek/ Lost in Space / Guardians of the Galaxy “Green Gals

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Here’s a cute 1953 cartoon called Ben & Me. For those curious, here’s a documentary about Benjamin Franklin: Jan 17, 1706 – Apr 17, 1790

Bonus: The next time you rent a vehicle at Minneapolis Airport, know that your vehicle choice must first be approved by the local Woke Karens!

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This is one of the most interesting AI videos I’ve yet seen: 1950’s Space Dreams – The Beautiful Future That Never Was

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From 1969, here’s the Plastic Ono Band singing Give Peace a Chance. For the true music historians out there, here is … trigger warning … Yoko Ono singing.

Bonus: Are you aware of the Polymarket website? It’s kind of crazy. You can bet on anything. It seems clear that it’s ripe for abuse by insider trading.

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On May 31 & June 1, 1886, something rather amazing happened. Enjoy The Day the Gauge Changed.

Bonus: Enjoy the Canadian Anthem . . . played on rubber chickens!

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From 1943, here’s Frank Capra’s ‘The Battle Of Britain’. This was the 4th in a series of 7 propaganda films produced by the United States Army Signal Corps between 1942 and 1945 to explain to American troops the historical and ideological reasons for United States involvement in World War II.

Bonus: Prior to recent events, this was my entire world view about Minneapolis. So sad to see how completely it has fallen.

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