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Pat Fernandez of Pat's Soundhouse perfectly recreated the sound of a car alarm on a Khaen, which he then transformed into a catchy song.

The Doobie Brothers performed a nostalgic NPR Tiny Desk Concert and also played a new song from their upcoming 2025 album.

Weird History Food looked at the eternally bubbly history behind Coca-Cola in all its formulary iterations.

Lisa of All the Foster Pups has turned nighttime potty breaks for the senior dogs in her care into outdoor rave parties with glow collars.

The 1994 "Momentum" episode of "Bill Nye the Science Guy" featured a science parody of the Morrissey song "The More You Ignore Me".

A 40 year old rescued white-bellied caique named Turtle loves getting a gentle massage from her human's electric toothbrush.

Ze Frank examines the incredible praying mantis, noting how different species have evolved physiology that lets them hide in plain sight.

Musician Lord Vinheteiro quite deftly plucked out the tunes to popular songs on strategically placed rubber chickens of various sizes and tones.

Tom Bailey and Alannah Currie of Thompson Twins spoke about their mega 1983 hit "Hold Me Now", which was based on a real event.

Miguel Lawrence performed an incredible rendition of "Flight of the Bumblebee" on sopranino recorder at lightning-fast speed.