From The Archive

Plow That Broke The Plains (1936)

Traces The Social And Economic History Of The Great Plains From The Time Of The Settlement Of The Prairies By Cattlemen And Farmers Through The World War I Boom To The Years Of Depression And Drought.

From The Archive

Appreciating Our Parents (1950)

Boy notices that everything in his family’s home is always neat and clean — clean kitchen, all the clothes, etc. Father comes home; gives boy his allowance for week. After dinner boy overhears parents talking about how hard they work. Boy decides to help around the house: keeps his room neat, fixes his own toys. Parents are pleased. Boy gets bigger weekly allowance.

This film is available on the Educational Archive Volume Two : Social Engineering 101 DVD

From The Archive

Great Nutrition Turn-On

Learn 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!

From The Archive

Why We’re Fat

Films from the AV Geeks archive that attempt to explain or confangle information about nutrition in order to sell products. Films include – Man Who Missed Breakfast, Your Daily Bread, Eat for Health, More Life In Living , Adventures of Chip & Dip and more!

From The Archive

Lazy American Worker

A look back to when our culture began to question the quality of American workmanship and what we tried to do to fix it. Films include – Pride on Parade, What’s It’s All About, Workmanship Myth, Case of the Missing Magnets and more!

From The Archive

Atomic Age Classics Vol 6 : Love & Marriage DVD

The films on this DVD were created as cautionary tales so couples could look at their own relationships and, hopefully, avoid taking a plunge into truly awful marriages. Films include – Social-Sex Attitudes in Adolescence, How Do You Know It’s Love?, Are You Ready For Marriage?, Marriage Is A Partnership, Should I Marry Outside My Faith?