Animated by Remus & Kiki and narrated by Adrian Dannatt, Alex Gendler’s Ted-Ed lesson explores the origins of a game dating back to 7th century India.
Maybe ever earlier. I’d have to check, mate.
Animated by Remus & Kiki and narrated by Adrian Dannatt, Alex Gendler’s Ted-Ed lesson explores the origins of a game dating back to 7th century India.
Maybe ever earlier. I’d have to check, mate.
Pete Drake’s 1964 country blues hit ‘Forever’ – featuring the sonic stylings of the ‘talk box’ applied to a steel guitar long before Peter Frampton and Joe Walsh made their regular guitars ‘talk’ in the 1970s.
But long before any of that, there was the Sonovox.
A 34 year old Robert Plant signing a copy of his band’s iconic debut album Led Zeppelin (1968) for a member of the rozzing community in 1982.
Sorrento Terace and Dalkey island around 1910
(via Photos Of Dublin)
To which Stephen Devine twadds…
Then and now…
A fascinating TedEd lesson exploring the bizarre and gruesome history of European and American witch hunts (essentially the victimisation, torture and murder of innocent women by religious zealots) from the 15th to the 18th century.
Written by Brian A. Pavlak, narrated by Adrian Dannatt and animated by Lisa LaBracio.
Of course astronauts landed on the moon, silly, but that’s not to say there’s no fun to be had imagining the whole thing was faked on a sound stage by Stanley Kubrick back in 1969.
Which is what French director Fabrice Mathieu does here with an elegant mashup of Apollo 11 prelaunch footage, Kubrick interviews and film clips.
Seriously though…
Belief in Moon Landing Hoax Conspiracy Could Spread as Memory of Apollo Recedes (Space.com)
Cambridge University ‘collapse expert’ Luke Kemp contrasts the relative longevity of ancient civilisations.
G’wan the Kushites!