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Find out how safety engineers stage crashes to test equipment that could save your life, take a ride with an unusual collector who goes out of his way to collect junk mail, share a young boy's joy as computerized techniques help him overcome a disabling disease, be an audience member at a bizarre Japanese game show were you sit in a tank with snakes and eat horrible things, take a walk with an amputee fitted with a remarkable new leg, allow Marie Osmond to introduce you to the participants in a most unusual contest, testing motorcycle/race car helmets, aides for the disabled so they can bowl, take a walk through an odd house with such designs as doors that go nowhere, see a vast collection of windmills collected by the King of Windmills, and finally step threw St. Paul's Cathedral -- a church with only a front.

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A business that bronzes baby shoes and other items people want preserved, sort along with employees in the dead-letter office of the New York General Post Office, make an appointment to buy expensive shoes at Lobb -- one of the oldest and strangest shoe stores around, the portable pollen and smoke remover, a little boy born with no immune system that lives in a plastic bubble, a new therapy for kidney stones, optical fibers at AT&T, a simple invention that propels ships at sea using the sea, surplus energy created with expired and tossed candy, see the longest mural in the world -- depicting the history of Los Angeles, stilt dancing to appease a patron Saint, see the symbolic ritual of mating and sexuality involving giant straw ropes in Japan, and finally take a look at a car shredder.

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How conducting an orchestra proved to be fatal for one composer, listen to John Cage's work 4'33", "artists" who chained themselves with a rope for a year, see sculptors of workers, read along with the 1920's rules of operating an aircraft, testing of aircraft safety, crashing a passenger plane to test new ideas for safety, studying the 2,000 year old "man in the box", a hospital for horses in Pennsylvania, an artificial leg for a horse, training Magpie birds to eat an infestation, and finally take a photo with a llama in New York.

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Search your pocket change for valuable coins, study the mystery of the Mississippi Indians, rent a crypt in a wall for dead relatives, go inside Russia for a rare look at how cosmonauts are working and living in space, take a tour a macabre museum on Mexico where mummies are the star attraction, journey inside the human body with medicine's newest diagnostic model, discover how disabled children learn to use an electronic hand, beat out a rhythm with a musician who teaches drums how to talk, witness a remarkable operation that re-connected a little girls' severed legs, play a musical instrument made out of an otherwise ordinary barbeque grill, tape a video will in Germany that is like a television production (even scored), have your remains put into orbit by Celestus I in Florida, unravel te mystery of the sound of a stratovarious violin, and finally take a look inside a museum with pictures found on stones and more as well as hidden numbers.

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NO USABLE ENGLISH LOAD FOUND.

November 17, 1985
Composer: John Cacavas
REGION BLOCKED: https://youtube.com/watch?v=OrfuGcoNL10 (English) (supposedly not blocked in Somaliland)
Alternative link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPmzZrSSElk (fourth episode of this multi-episode load; begins 1:27:47 in -- incomplete) (in Spanish?)

Believe it or not:

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Cut away trivia:

"The teeth of a vampire bat is so sharp, it can bite into a sleeping victim without being detected."

"A volcanic flow near Bend, Oregon created a river of obsidian glass 1 1/2 miles long."

"When angered the male sea elephant inflates its nose until it is 20 inches long."
(Oh, thank goodness it said "Nose"...)

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The upset over the painting September Morn', bump around in bumper cars, ride around in monster trucks, take a ride to the Temple of Safe Driving in Japan, watch as a giant metal spike is driven through and old gas-guzzling automobile for performance art, mastering written Chinese in Japan by a man writing poems ... on grains of rice without looking at his work in progress, discover the way Benjamin Franklin wanted everyone to write in English, see a man who has been keeping his commentary on life in a written diary since he was 16 years old, take a look at a skeletal building structure covered in books, the Royal Marines training in Great Britain, a Japanese artists who creates amazing celestial photographs ... made with food, how the famous painting of The Last Supper nearly did not survive history, and finally six English ravens who keep England from falling.

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Learn about an 1897 newspaper article that claimed an alien from Mars crashed and died that was again re-printed in 1970, step into an Arabian place of rest where everyone is welcome -- friend and enemy, watch as a man climbs one of the World Trade Center towers, discover how doctors use hypnosis to help their patients become immune to pain, share the musical achievements of a performer who is profoundly deaf, journey to Morocco as maidens prepare to participate in an annual marriage festival, free climb up Devil's Tower, cling to Suicide Rock in California as climbers risk their lives in an attempt to climb it, make a house call with a professional snake charmer in Egypt, tap out a tune with a New York composer who creatures music with ordinary objects into extraordinary music,take a leap from atop the world's highest waterfall, pass threw a Pakistani portal with a giant who is over eight feet tall, a heat-sensitive camera for medical examination, discover where the opening four notes of Beethoven's 5th Symphony come from, and finally the regular checks of the Leaning Tower of Pizza to keep it from falling over.

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NO LOAD FOUND.

January 30, 1986 (4.10)
Composer: Craig Safan

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??????????, prick along with acupuncture to cure ailments, the perfection of a Samurai sword, Monks in Japan who endure torture to strengthen their devotion, a tomb yard that is a resting place for souls rather than ashes, a big laser light musical show with ancient chants to honor a Buddhist Priest, intense studies on the biological clock, how to honor the heroic deeds of men in battle without honoring the man from the Battle of Saratoga, pluck Indian corn in corn fields for an art display, step inside the world's only Corn Palace, the North Dakota no-hold's-barred Stampede rodeo "suicide race", and finally dive in with golf ball divers to make a living.

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