We end the month with Steve Winwood performing Gimme Some Lovin’ live!
Bonus: Having lived in the heart of Tech Central (aka Silicon Valley), I became very aware of the rampant use of food delivery services. Never once did I use them, but younger techies seemed to live on them. This cartoon illustrates the madness.
Do give us your very best August news tips yet!
Here are two mellow videos from Japan: Driving through Osaka (in 8K) and Tokyo in 8K.
Bonus: Daniel Tosh has Canadians figured out.
Your news tips about Japan, or anywhere else in the world, are appreciated!
From 1948, here’s The Naked City.
Bonus: If Women Ran the World (with apologies to all of the great women of SDA!)
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If you’re in Canada, this song seems very apropos these days: Eve of Destruction – Written by P.F. Sloan, performed by Barry McGuire (1965) – Lyrics
Bonus: A new vision for Olivia Chow’s city?
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As far as I can recall, for the first time ever, I highly encourage you to view SDA on your smartphone.
Now that you’re hopefully viewing this on your phone, here are a pair of VR180 Videos: Above Times Square and USC Marching Band. Be sure to move your phone around to see the amazing effect!
Your most moving news tips are very much appreciated!
Here’s the 1956 Version of “1984”. Back then, it likely seemed preposterous. Today, 70 years later, not so much.
Bonus: I’ve often pointed out that Woke White Women are the Worst. While I hold true to this assertion, Female Black Fatigue is a real thing too. Here’s an example why.
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Here are Classic Beer Commercials from the 1950’s & 60’s.
Bonus: On this particular day of the year, I would like to celebrate all Mexican women. I have my reasons why! They are unique ladies, with both pros and cons. I couldn’t quite find the perfect video for this day, so instead, please enjoy this comedy bit from Anjelah Johnson-Reyes called Eating Mexican Food in Alabama.
Your best tips of late are great to share here!
Here’s an interesting video, full of much history: The Rise and Fall of America’s Most Visited National Park: The Great Smoky Mountains
Bonus: Here’s a video of a WNBA player showing her skills as a Walmart greeter!
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If there’s a cuteness scale, this AI video is certain to peak to 11: A Dachshund Shares His Background Story.
Bonus: Here’s a compilation of Freddy’s Summer 2026 journey around America.
Your news tips don’t need to be cute, just accurate.
Tonight, we have a special treat for you, a double helping of Kentucky Woman. Here’s the 1967 Neil Diamond version you’re probably most familiar with. But Deep Purple also recorded their own version. Here are more details about this song.
Your tips about Kentucky, women, or anything else are deeply appreciated!
This is the interesting story of Finland’s Decisive Victory over the Soviets in the Winter of 1939-40. More details.
Bonus: Here is why Canada will very likely never get a Buc-cee’s.
Your most decisive news tips are always appreciated!
Here’s the Fascinating Story of Sears’ Craftsman Brand.
Bonus: What do you make of this police bodycam video?
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From 1951, here’s a Captain Video Marathon. Background info
Bonus: Sophie Cunningham and friends try Canadian snacks. Once this video gains traction, I guarantee you that a large number of Canadians will openly express their hate for her. Why? Because they’ve been TOLD to hate her and their little sheeple brains must obey. Sure enough!
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From 1949, here is He Walked By Night. With an RT rating of 82%/65%, it’s well worth a watch.
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Here is the Battle Hymn of the Republic performed by The Petersens.
Bonus: Lest we forget, Bridget Phetasy recalls that Covid Was the Excuse These Lunatics Were Waiting For.
Got some interesting tips about ongoing political battles? You know what to do!
I know that some of you have a blanket disdain for all AI, but I find some AI videos to be beautiful art. Here’s an example called Future Earth 2300.
Your best recent tips are always welcome here!
For many of us, Christopher Reeve was Superman. But there were earlier generations of Supermans. From 1948, here is Superman’s Arrival on Earth.
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From 1954, here is Private Hell 36.
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From 1939, here is The Hound of the Baskervilles.
Bonus: Enjoy Episode 1 of Racism Man.
We won’t hound you for tips, but do always appreciate ’em!
I’ve visited Pennsylvania many times, but in my ignorance, I did not realize this state was the original source of oil for Americans. This is a very fascinating video: The Pennsylvania Oil Field That Changed Everything
Related: The Rise & Fall of Standard Oil
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