When Wagon Wheels Were Bigger - Episode 484 - Public Information Films: Charley Says...

Episode 484 - Public Information Films: Charley Says...

11/18/24 • 16 min

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In the 1970s, parents relied on domestic animals to relay important safety messages to their children. Basically if you didn't have a cat you were doomed to set yourself on fire, drown or be abducted.

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Episode 483 - Public Information Films: The Scary 1970s

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Despite how often stupid people like to tell us life was better in "the good old days," we apparently still needed terrifying mini horror movies to teach kids not to drown or get electrocuted for the sake of a cheap plastic frisbee.

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Episode 485 - Public Information Films: Superman vs Nick O'Teen

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In the 1980s, Superman was massively into stopping kids from smoking. Not by going after the big tobacco companies, but by punching creepy weirdos into the Sun!

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