RobWords took a very detailed at the etymological origins behind cities in England, noting how the names were influenced by history.

Ann and Nancy Wilson of Heart talked with Dan Rather about how they felt when they performed "Stairway to Heaven" for Led Zeppelin in 2012.

In the first episode of "The Fediverse Files", Doc Pop explains what the fediverse is and how it relates to social media.

British linguist Olly Richards  examined 11 incredibly diverse yet highly distinctive accents spoken in and around New York City.

Musician SyncoApe performs bossa nova covers of vocal focused heavy metal songs while wearing a distinctive ape mask.

Tom Blank of Weird History listed many of the common words and phrases that came directly from the military.

Danny Boyd of CinemaStix looked at the seminal 1980s comedy "Ferris Bueller's Day Off", noting how editor Paul Hirsch saved the movie.

Iftah Gabbai connected a light switch to a drumming mechanism, making the light flash to the beat.

Composer and sound engineer Jon Mattox musically broke down the production of the classic 10cc song "I'm Not in Love".

When in London, HungryHugh found a tasty way to enjoy an entire Sunday roast at once in the form of the Yorkshire Burrito.