Here is The Actual Truth Behind Santa Claus.

Bonus: Hilarity ensured in the UK this past weekend when a group of professional victims got together and angrily tried to out-grievance each other.

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Welcome to the last month of 2025! We start things off with Charlie Brown’s Christmas Dance.

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To end the month, we have something special for you. The 100th Anniversary of Route 66 occurs next year. Here is a Route 66 Virtual Tour

Bonus: While this could have been one of Kate’s “Honey, I Finished The Internet” posts, here is an innovative YouTube channel called Sandwiches of History. To get a flavour of the channel (pun intentional), here’s Officer Bill Gannon Sandwich of Dragnet (1952).

If you have any personal Route 66 stories to share, we’d love to hear them! News tips are always great too!!

From 1930, here is a fun video called Our Canadian Fishing Trip

Bonus: Here’s an interesting animated graphic, showing the wealth of nations over time. Pro Tip: If your video player allows it, speed it up to 2X or 3X.

We’re always fishing for interesting tips!

From 1934, here is a cartoon called The Headless Horseman.

Bonus: From 1945, here’s a Newsreel from the End of WW2

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To commemorate the Thanksgiving south of the border, here’s a fun video about folklore surrounding this annual event.

Bonus: Here’s Rush Limbaugh. the last time he told the Real Story of Thanksgiving.

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Here are 10 Commercials from the 1940’s.

Bonus: I often disagree with Bill Maher, but he’s spot on here.

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From 1960, here is a war movie called Sink the Bismarck.

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Tonight, we feature a plethora of country songs. Here are Jennifer Nettles & Pentatonix performing Jolene, plus Reba McEntire performing 9 to 5. And here are Jennifer Nettles & Carrie Underwood performing 9 to 5.

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Here’s a beautiful rendition of Don’t Cry For Me, Argentina by Lucy Thomas.

If you have any beautiful, or not so beautiful, tips, we’d appreciate them!

From 1963, here’s an RCA Color TV Promo

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Here’s a satirical AI video called The Most Left-Wing Woman in the World

Got any tips about ultra-Left women or men? Other news tips are also welcome!

Here are a bunch of Canadian stereotypes from Family Guy.

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The first ever television broadcast was conducted by NBC/RCA on July 7, 1936: Part 1 & 2

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In 1953, you could get from London to Tokyo in just 36 hours!

Bonus: Was NYC between 1975 to 1981 a preview of Mamdani’s upcoming Escape from New York?

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I never hide the fact that my favourite musician of all time is Steve Winwood. Here are some of his Live Performances.

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From 1987, here is an episode of Police Story called The Freeway Killings.

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Anyone familiar with San Francisco, knows about the 1906 earthquake. But there was also a bubonic plague outbreak around that time. Here’s an interesting 5 part podcast about it: 1 2 3 4 5.

But you may want to skip the last episode. Host Lindsay Graham (not the war monger but another one) tries to draw a comparison between this early 1900’s plague and Covid. He clearly never learned a thing of what actually happened and merely propagates more fear porn.

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From 1959, here’s an NFB film entitled Emergency Ward, which provides an inside look at Montréal General Hospital‘s emergency ward.

Got some great tips to share with us all? Here’s hoping!

From February 23, 1967, here an episode of Dragnet called The Bank Examiner Swindle.

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