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Looking at Disney's Weird Easter Eggs and South Park's Panderverse Parody
PowerfulJRE published this video item, entitled “Looking at Disney’s Weird Easter Eggs and South Park’s Panderverse Parody” – below is their description. Taken from JRE #2061 w/Whitney Cummings: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1OCBqJa8YcWwZvGRsSu4uk?si=667688e7a0b04fa8 PowerfulJRE YouTube Channel Got a comment? Leave your thoughts in the comments section, below. Please note comments are moderated before publication.
How Gary Brecka Fixed Dana White's Health
PowerfulJRE published this video item, entitled “How Gary Brecka Fixed Dana White’s Health” – below is their description. Taken from JRE #2060 w/Gary Brecka: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3IPGysPyS1rrQDZD9pl2zG?si=06088b1cb1564475 PowerfulJRE YouTube Channel Got a comment? Leave your thoughts in the comments section, below. Please note comments are moderated before publication.
Ballerina celebrates her 109th birthday to an adoring Sydney crowd | ABC News
ABC News (Australia) published this video item, entitled “Ballerina celebrates her 109th birthday to an adoring Sydney crowd | ABC News” – below is their description. After joining what many consider to be Australia’s first modern dance company the Bodenwieser Ballet when she was 24, dance took Eileen Kramer around the world. She performed in Europe, New York, and India – meeting Ella Fitzgerald and doing the twist with Louis Armstrong along the way.
Dreamweaver: Chief Joseph | HistoryNet
Chief Joseph’s greatest gift as a leader of the Nez Perces was his ability to get inside the heads of his enemies. He was called the Red Napoleon, a military genius who outwitted and outfought several army commands while being chased across nearly a quarter of the nation. He appeared too as an ideal of native nobility who, when finally run to ground, gave up the fight so his people would not suffer further.
Sitting Bull: Soothsayer | HistoryNet
Sitting Bull’s ability to embrace the Great Mystery and commune with meadowlarks made him one of America’s greatest spiritual leaders. At the end of a hot summer day in 1876, Sitting Bull and his nephew, One Bull, left their lodges in a large encampment of Cheyennes and Lakota Sioux, crossed a bordering stream and climbed a hill on the ridge beyond.
Review: “Revolution’s End” By Brad Schreiber
The 1960’s were over – a time of great social upheaval, civil rights and radical movements that threatened the status quo of conservative society. These cultural swings were now being chipped away at by the power structure of the 1970’s, and Brad Schreiber’s book “Revolution’s End” tells how they went about dismantling those movements using psychological warfare techniques from the cold war and Vietnam.
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