This is a two-tape set. Tape 2 is a little more in-depth, but both tapes are basically interviews with children and a comic book store owner about Pokémon cards.

Part 2: The Solution

A steel guitar song about how awesome F. D. Roosevelt was.

This is an original sketch comedy that aired on public access in Vermont in 1994.

I appreciate that youtube is now aware I'll click any old low qualify thing it shows me

Super cringy Mormon video from the 1960s. (Beware casual racism and blunt misogyny). It's a good snapshot into how Mormons viewed the world in the 1960s.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johnny_Lingo

https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0365393/

Might not be super obscure but as a lifelong LoTR fan and new Trek fan this was my first watch!

As far as I know, this was only aired once, but a VHS of the pilot was also sold with Bitsy Bears toys.

I have no idea which Geneva this is from. My first thought was Geneva, IL, but the uploader suggests New York.

Use this to Mandala Effect your friends into believing Mom's Spaghetti was never there.

Yes, someone in the 80s had the bright idea to have Paul Reubens do his Pee Wee character in a deadly serious ad about crack.

Three members of the Firesign Theatre, live on the radio, improvise a new soundtrack for "The Mummy's Tomb", which was playing on television at the time.

A one-off recording, and also the first record pressed under the newly formed Apple Records.