LGM film club
Building on my podcast last week with Jarod Roll, his book discusses briefly a 1940 film called Men and Dust. This is a leftist film about the life of the.
Well, since Herr Trump decided to move his fascist rally back one day to be marginally less offensive (maybe?), I thought it was a good evening to explore the oeuvre.
This 1950 propaganda film by the American Meat Institute, a pure and beautiful example of meat industry propaganda, rides that fine line of both boring and awesome at the same..
Tonight's film is footage of Billy Sunday ranting about fighting the repeal of prohibition. While I'd seen pictures of what he did with his hands, I'd never actually watched footage.
What would make more sense for a day of fundraising than a video of classic fundraising? If you don't give us an appropriate amount of money, this series is going.
This is a genuinely astounding document. An hour of interviews with old musicians concluding with them playing the Dr. Pepper theme song. Doc Watson, Muddy Waters, Maybelle Carter, Bill Monroe,.
It's been a busy week for sandwich talk at LGM and across the internet. But have we acknowledged our foremothers and the sandwich-based media of the past? We have not!.
A friend of mine put this on Facebook the other day and I could not help but sharing it with you. This is....amazing. The 1970s was a confusing decade made.