In 2001, Neil Finn of Crowded House sang The Smiths song "There is a Light That Never Goes Out" with an all-star band featuring Johnny Marr.

Justine Dorn of Early American prepared a meal that included an 1807 recipe for the now-ubiquitous dish of macaroni and cheese.

Matt Colbo took inspiration from "Gadsby" author Ernest Vincent Wright by recording a three-minute monologue that did not use the letter "E".

Mickey Hart and Zakir Hussain of Planet Drum created "King Clave", a percussive unity song that features drummers from around the world.

Jeremy La Edwards hilariously tried to teach his German-born wife Sarah how to pronounce "hippopotamus" correctly to no avail.

Scott Bradlee of Postmodern Jukebox played the classic Radiohead song "Paranoid Android" as a jaunty ragtime piano cover.

The very mysterious Moyun performed a cover of the iconic AC/DC anthem "Thunderstruck" on a Guzheng.

Wasteland Firebird excitedly walked down a Sydney street and described all the cars he saw that aren't available in the US.

KestrelTapes played the "Stranger Things" song "Running Up That Hill (Deal With God)" by Kate Bush while literally running up a hill.

Rodrigo Inostroza C. captured footage of four seasons in British Columbia over the course of a year and condensed it into a seamless 18 second video.