Videos

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/23248242

Happy DePiglio Day to all who celebrate

It's crazy seeing what was just casually acceptable and not at all crazy in the 1980s during commercial breaks.

One of them around the 16 minute mark was basically just a PSA of a woman saying something along the lines of "This christmas, don't do drugs. Don't get drunk.......please stop."

And that was it. Abrupt ending on an absurd message. Just a woman saying not to get drunk or high during the holidays. The end. This during a CHILDRENS TELEVISION CHRISTMAS SPECIALS MARATHON ON CBS!!!

Hey, don't do drugs, ok? Alright, now back to Garfield.

Old man at the end, a juggler, said he never seen my prop before!

A fantastic video essay by Jacob Geller evoking the hidden fear of the cold.

1985 documentary about the restoration, rebuilding, and modernization of San Francisco's entire cable car system. Nearly a century old in the 1980's, thanks to this effort cable cars have lasted into the 21st century.

NewsNation's Alex Caprariello and Ashleigh Banfield spoke exclusively with prison inmates live through the fence at the State Correctional Institution Huntingdon in Pennsylvania who expressed their desire for UnitedHealthcare CEO shooting suspect Luigi Mangione to be transferred to New York City's Rikers Island. "Luigi's conditions suck!"

Start the video around 1:55. Interview questions start around 3:10. After a few questions, they go into a bit of reporting, and then continue the questions starting 8:28.

Enjoy Liquid Soul Sunday #053 with local DJ homegirl @khariszma https://soundcloud.com/khariszma

I talk about all of the problems we ran into trying to make The Temple of Elemental Evil. TLDW: these problems were all my fault. p.s. this is a long video that is less positive than my other ones, but there are some good lessons to learn in it. Consider this video a cautionary tale of game development.

Fun Bonus story about 4 months to pass a kidney stone

"The people who own the record labels are the same people who own the prisons."