What Are You Watching on Youtube?

This was an additional theme composed for when the Olympics were not on NBC (I believer NBC owns the Olympic theme featured in the previous post above, the one most people are more familiar with)

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In appreciation of Tamara Kline’s wonderful, forgotten Winter Olympics theme

Back when CBS held broadcast rights for the Winter Games, it was a largely unknown composer for television commercials who provided the Olympic soundtrack that filled living rooms and became a nightly earworm.
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Comment on screen at the end of the video says that Tamara Kline left the music business in 2000 and became a licensed therapist.
I think this is her: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/tamara-kline-beverly-hills-ca/92308
 
Phyllis Sidhe_Uaine said:
A video that crosses world history with Queen's history:

I believe that Freddie Mercury was singing in Hungarian, but I could be mistaken (as usual.)

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hungarytoday.hu

36 Years Ago Today, Freddie Mercury Sang a Hungarian Folk Song in Budapest

The most memorable moment of the Queen concert in Budapest on July 27, 1986 still touches many people today. It was when the band’s lead singer Freddie Mercury sang the Hungarian folk song Tavaszi szél vizet áraszt (Spring Wind Floods Water) to the audience – in Hungarian. The Magic Tour was the...
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I don't really watch much YouTube; I've never been a TV person. But, when I'm cooking, sometimes I'll let something play in the background. Last thing that played was:

 
A video about capybaras by our favourite YouTube biology "instructor":
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An overview of the honey badger and its relatives by the same "instructor"
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RJM said:
Saved to watch later
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I generally like that guy's channel; he breaks stuff down pretty well, and covers a very wide range of topics.

I wasn't disappointed here. I find Baha'i faith hard to understand at times, but I felt I walked away with a better basic understanding.
 
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