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Demonstrates how self-confidence and right attitudes are necessary to good health. Reveals how attitudes toward seemingly unrelated happenings, such as failure to get a promotion, can prevent an individual from doing his best and even cause physical illness.




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About Conception And Contraception (1973)

Crappily animated film that demonstrates different types of birth control. No soundtrack but it’s great when played with Calliope music.

This film is available on Cartoon Propaganda DVD-R


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Sudden Birth (circa 1960s)

This film was made to instruct police officers on the basics of childbirth and to show them an actual birth – mostly so they wouldn’t panic or pass out when confronted with such a scenario. WARNING! The poor acting by actual police officers and doctors and low production values in this film make the live birth scene even more shocking than others from this genre.

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Triggerama!

Short vignette films designed to provoke discussion with groups of kids, drivers and cops. Films include – Shoot/Don’t Shoot, Working With Older People, Behind the Wheel, What If?, The Grapevine, Library Science Trigger Films and more.

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I Spy Racism

I Spy the 1965 TV show was the first U.S. show that featured a lead black actor, Bill Cosby, and helped usher in a more racially diverse primetime. In the late 1960s, both lead actors were asked to do TV specials that addressed the problems of racism and racial identity. Bill Cosby hosts the fascinating Black History – Lost, Stolen Strayed and Robert Culp hosts Black and White – Uptight.

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Great Nutrition Turn-On

great_nutrition_turnon_dvdLearn about NUTRITION from some of the cheesiest, hilariously WORST acted, and BIZARRE educational short films EVER! Films include Mulligan’s Stew, Munchers, National Mulch and more!

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AV Geeks Greatest Hits

Some films from the AV Geeks archive that have really
catchy/annoying songs. Great to singalong! Films include: Fun With Lines,
Crash Bang Boom, Malakapaladoo Skip Two, Drugs Are Like That, Shake Hands with
Danger, Telezonia
and VD is for Everybody.

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