The extended for Colonial Williamsburg featuring a creepy colonial that makes me laugh because I like creepy humor.

The thirty second version of Wells Fargo's new campaign in which it aligns itself with historical events because talking.
Or something.

Wells fargo borrows interest (geddit?) for this spot about talking. Because apparently when I go into Wells Fargo and they hand me a bottle of water and make me swipe my pin card followed by a receipt for my deposit, or when they sign someone to a loan with okay interest, it's just like when the Wright Brothers flew or when we landed on Mars, or when Rosa Parks refused to move to the back of the bus. o_0

Mr. Orlov, the Russian meerkat, is back and here he tells the story of his families humble beginnings in Russia.

My Papa faced many hardship and was force to deal with many ugly muskrats. But he survive. And succeed.

In 1978 a Swedish delegation traveled to Democratic Kampuchea, present-day Cambodia. They visited hospitals, work collectives and emptied cities. They even had dinner with Pol Pot. Why didn't they see the mass murder that was going on?

The exhibition at Forum För Levande Historia treated the subject of watching the world with "idelogical blinkers on", and went back to the seventies in Sweden when famous writer Jan Myrdal had dinner with Pol Pot and managed to ignore the mass murder going on.

Third Quarter