This evening, we present an excellent podcast entitled Boeing: What Went Wrong
Bonus: The Communist Quiz sketch from Monty Python
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This evening, we present an excellent podcast entitled Boeing: What Went Wrong
Bonus: The Communist Quiz sketch from Monty Python
Your best tips of late are always appreciated!
Tonight, we zoom back to 1953 and present Last of the Comanches.
Bonus: From Patrick Boyle, here’s a very balanced look at California. Hint: It’s a mess!
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I’m frequently asked by Europeans and Asians what are the differences between Americans and Canadians. There are definitely a lot of similarities. If you were to cover up the flags and mailboxes and parachute a foreign visitor into Vancouver or Seattle or perhaps Toronto or Chicago, it might be difficult for them to figure out which country they were in. A deeper comparison might delve into the fact that the Americans rebelled against their British overlords whereas the Canadians (aka loyalists) complied. But this doesn’t mean that Canadians were entirely happy with their fate. In fact, in 1837, there were two Canadian Rebellions. You can read more about them here.
Bonus: Here’s a very wise mom!
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This evening, we travel back to 1996 to watch the pilot episode of That Girl. Though you might not be familiar with this TV series (I wasn’t), it actually served as a forerunner for the much more famous sitcom, The Mary Tyler Moore Show.
Bonus: Here’s an old Monty Python clip about a man who is going to jump across the English Channel. While watching it, I made a mental juxtaposition with Leftist coverage the past few years. Not altogether different in terms of the level of preposterousness!
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This evening, we present a 1957 film with high RT ratings of 80%/88%. Enjoy Reach for the Sky.
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Tonight, we zoom back 66 years to enjoy this 1958 Flight to Vancouver
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This evening, do enjoy Chris Norman performing Stumblin’ In.
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This evening, we present a Comparison of Canada and the U.S.
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Tonight, we present Carol Burnett Show: Best of the Oldest Man featuring Tim Conway. Absolutely hilarious!
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This evening, we go back in time to enjoy Adam Carolla as Slippery Slope Guy.
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Enjoy Southern Cross, performed by Crosby, Stills, and Nash.
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Two member of Fleetwood Mac, Stevie Nicks and Lindsay Buckingham, perform Landslide live.
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This evening, we present an interesting 1956 film entitled 23 Paces to Baker Street.
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Tonight, we present a romance of sorts, but one surrounding a robbery and murder. Enjoy He Ran All the Way from 1951.
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This evening, we present a 1954 film called Night People, which portrays an American soldier abducted in West Berlin during the Cold War.
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From 1955, we present a small town crime caper called Violent Saturday.
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Most film footage of WW2 shows the frontline soldiers in battle. But there was a huge supply chain that made the Allied victory possible. Here’s an interesting documentary entitled France ’44: The Red Ball Express.
Bonus: For those interested, here’s the entire Elon Musk interview with Tucker Carlson, that was recently published.
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This evening, we present you something from the lone star state: Texas Country Reporter – September 2024 episode. The new host for the show is Jay B. Sauceda.
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In early September, I was visiting Concord, Massachusetts and came across a small war memorial. There was a plaque which stated that a local man named Daniel B. Roberts died in the 1965-66 Dominican Republic conflict. I had never heard about this event, so did some research. The Dominican Civil War mostly occurred in 1965, but the last of the American soldiers didn’t leave until September 21, 1966.


Here’s a video about the Dominican Civil War.
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We continue with The Persuaders TV series. Episode 5 is called Powerswitch.
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