Tonight we take you on a tour of the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station: Part 1 and Part 2
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This evening we present you an eclectic 1980’s video compilation.
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Bonus: If you suddenly woke up after being in a coma for 10 years, wouldn’t you find it difficult to believe that Joe Biden was President of the United States? It seems much more plausible that he would be promoting a stool softener in a TV ad.
As we all wind down from the holidays, here is a beautiful song from Julia Westlin – her rendition of Hallelujah.
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Happy Boxing Day! You’re probably stuffed full of turkey or equivalent so are looking for something a little light. We thus present The 12 Days of Biden.
How did your Christmas turn out?
Merry Christmas to all SDA readers and your loved ones! This evening we present this scene from the 1954 film, White Christmas.
On this special day of the year, we don’t really expect any news tips. Perhaps you paint a picture for us of how you will be enjoying Christmas Day.
Happy Christmas Eve, everyone! To help you get in the Christmas mood, we present the 1989 comedy, Christmas Vacation.
As an added bonus, here is Larry the Cable Guy reading The Politically Correct Night Before Christmas.
Your funny, or more serious, news tips are much appreciated!
This evening we present Celtic Woman singing Silent Night.
Update: On a more comedic note, here’s a funny video of Matt Walsh opening gifts.
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With just a few days before Christmas, we present the classic animation, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.
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With just 3 sleeps to go until the big day, this evening we present Dragontor – Carol of the Bells. And here’s a beautiful Ukrainian-English version of the same.
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With the Christmas season in mind, here are Alison Kraus & Yo-Yo Ma performing The Wexford Carol.
Your tips about Wexford, carols, or anything else that strikes your fancy, are much appreciated.
I can’t quite explain why I like this song so much, but I do. Here is Rainbow, by Kasey Musgraves.
Your most interesting tips, full of rainbows or not, are always welcome here!
With just one week to Christmas we present the classic “hectic holidays” film from 1987, Planes, Trains, and Automobiles.
Here’s hoping that your life right now is more tranquil than frantic.
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Tonight we present a musical performance that is . . . well . . . a little different. Here is Lindsey Stirling performing Snow Waltz.
Your snow or waltz focused tips are especially appreciated!
This evening we present a cover of Satisfaction, as performed by Ksenia Buzina. Who is the lovely Ms. Buzina, you ask? A key member of Leonid and Friends, who I’ve been fortunate to have seen 6 times in concert the past two years! Here she is performing with them.
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This evening, sit back and enjoy the wonderful 1954 film, Sabrina.
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This evening we present Remember Monday doing a cover of Fat Bottomed Girls.
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If Yellowstone National Park and Hudson Bay were mentioned in the same sentence, would you know the connection between them? There is one and it’s fascinating.
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This evening we present The Sound of Silence – Military Tribute.
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This evening we present a crime story entitled How the World’s Smartest Criminals Were Caught By a Salami Sandwich.
Your crime or sandwich focused tips are especially appreciated on this cold December evening.
On this tenth day of the last month of the year, we present Synchronicity 2, by The Police.
Your police-focused, or other tips, are much appreciated!