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Here are the subjects of all posts in the syn_openculture journal in June, 2019.

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1st

6:25a

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The Cure Performed the Entire “Disintegration” Album on the 30th Anniversary of Its Release: Watch The Complete Concert Online

3rd

8:00a	syn_openculture	Elton John Takes Us Through the Creative Process of His Early Hit “Tiny Dancer” (1970)
11:00a	syn_openculture	Why You Should Read The Master and Margarita: An Animated Introduction to Bulgakov’s Rollicking Soviet Satire
4:30p	syn_openculture	Watch John Bonham’s Blistering 13-Minute Drum Solo on “Moby Dick,” One of His Finest Moments Live Onstage (1970)
8:00p	syn_openculture	What If We’re Wrong?: An Animated Video Challenges Our Most Deeply Held Beliefs–With the Help of a Ludwig Wittgenstein Thought Experiment

4th

8:00a	syn_openculture	The Giger Bar: Discover the 1980s Tokyo Bar Designed by H. R. Giger, the Same Artist Who Created the Nightmarish Monster in Ridley Scott’s Alien
2:00p	syn_openculture	Exercise May Prove an Effective Natural Treatment for Depression & Anxiety, New Study Shows
5:04p	syn_openculture	Watch the First Trailer for Martin Scorsese’s New Film, Rolling Thunder Revue: A Bob Dylan Story
8:00p	syn_openculture	Marie Curie Became the First Woman to Win a Nobel Prize, the First Person to Win Twice, and the Only Person in History to Win in Two Different Sciences

5th

8:00a	syn_openculture	136 Maps Reveal Where Tourists & Locals Take Photos in Major Cities Across the Globe
11:00a	syn_openculture	Pulitzer Prize-Winning Author Jared Diamond Describes How the U.S. Could Become a Dictatorship in 10 Years
4:50p	syn_openculture	See the Very First Solar Eclipse Captured on Film: A Magical Moment in Science and Filmmaking (1900)

6th

8:00a	syn_openculture	When Kraftwerk Issued Their Own Pocket Calculator Synthesizer — to Play Their Song “Pocket Calculator” (1981)
11:00a	syn_openculture	The Roads of Ancient Rome Visualized in the Style of Modern Subway Maps
2:00p	syn_openculture	Download Iconic National Park Fonts: They’re Now Digitized & Free to Use
4:56p	syn_openculture	Bryan Cranston Narrates the Landing on Omaha Beach on the 75th Anniversary of the D-Day Invasion

7th

7:11a	syn_openculture	The Longest of the Grateful Dead’s Epic Long Jams: “Dark Star” (1972), “The Other One” (1972) and “Playing in The Band” (1974)
8:00a	syn_openculture	A New Photo Book Documents the Wonderful Homemade Cat Ladders of Switzerland
11:00a	syn_openculture	What Did Old English Sound Like? Hear Reconstructions of Beowulf, The Bible, and Casual Conversations
4:00p	syn_openculture	How David Bowie Delivered His Two Most Famous Farewells: As Ziggy Stardust in 1973, and at the End of His Life in 2016

10th

8:00a	syn_openculture	Jeff Tweedy Explains How to Learn to Love Music You Hate: Watch a Video Animated by R. Sikoryak
2:00p	syn_openculture	Andy Warhol Explains Why He Decided to Give Up Painting & Manage the Velvet Underground Instead (1966)
7:00p	syn_openculture	Watch 3,000 Films Free Online from the National Film Board of Canada, Including Portraits of Leonard Cohen, Margaret Atwood & Jack Kerouac

11th

8:00a	syn_openculture	Watch The Meaning of Life: One of the Best Animated Short Films Ever Made Traces the Evolution of Life, the Universe & Beyond
11:00a	syn_openculture	Oliver Sacks Promotes the Healing Power of Gardens: They’re “More Powerful Than Any Medication”
3:43p	syn_openculture	Meet Gerda Taro, the First Female Photojournalist to Die on the Front Lines

12th

11:00a	syn_openculture	Leonardo da Vinci’s Huge Notebook Collections, the Codex Forster, Now Digitized in High-Resolution: Explore Them Online
3:31p	syn_openculture	The Recorder Played Like You’ve Never Heard it Before: Hear a Stunning Solo from Vivaldi’s Recorder Concerto in C Major
5:58p	syn_openculture	Radiohead Releases 18 Hours of Demos from OK Computer for a Limited Time–After Hackers Try to Hold Them for Ransom

13th

8:00a	syn_openculture	A Subway Map of Human Anatomy: All the Systems of Our Body Visualized in the Style of the London Underground
2:00p	syn_openculture	Atheists & Agnostics Also Frequently Believe in the Supernatural, a New Study Shows
5:27p	syn_openculture	New Interactive “Murder Map” Reveals the Meanest Streets of Medieval London
7:00p	syn_openculture	An Interactive Map of Odysseus’ 10-Year Journey in Homer’s Odyssey

14th

8:00a	syn_openculture	The Brilliant Colors of the Great Barrier Revealed in a Historic Illustrated Book from 1893
4:34p	syn_openculture	Hear What’s Likely the Only Known Recording of Frida Kahlo’s Voice (1954)
7:00p	syn_openculture	Scenes from HBO’s Chernobyl v. Real Footage Shot in 1986: A Side-By-Side Comparison

17th

12:30a	syn_openculture	A Wild 40-Minute Race Down Alpe D’Huez
8:00a	syn_openculture	Hayao Miyazaki’s Spirited Away Opens in China 18 Years After Its Original Release: See Beautiful New Posters for the Film
11:00a	syn_openculture	Women Who Draw: Explore an Open Directory That Showcases the Work of 5,000+ Female Illustrators
2:03p	syn_openculture	Lost Miles Davis Album, Rubberband, Will Finally Be Released This Fall: Hear the Title Track, “Rubberband,” in Five Different Versions

18th

8:00a	syn_openculture	The Ruins of Chernobyl Captured in Three Haunting, Drone-Shot Videos
11:00a	syn_openculture	How the Universe Will Come to Its Explosive End: Trillions of Years Covered in 29 Timelapse Minutes
3:43p	syn_openculture	Michel Foucault and Noam Chomsky Debate Human Nature & Power on Dutch TV (1971)

19th

8:00a	syn_openculture	When Stanley Kubrick Banned His Own Film, A Clockwork Orange: It Was the “Most Effective Censorship of a Film in British History”
2:00p	syn_openculture	How Blondie’s Debbie Harry Learned to Deal With Superficial, Demeaning Interviewers
4:00p	syn_openculture	How to Argue With Kindness and Care: 4 Rules from Philosopher Daniel Dennett

20th

8:00a	syn_openculture	Apollo 11 in Real Time: A New Web Site Lets You Take a Real-Time Journey Through First Landing on the Moon
11:00a	syn_openculture	Stanford’s Robert Sapolsky Demystifies Depression, Which, Like Diabetes, Is Rooted in Biology
2:00p	syn_openculture	The Atlas of Space: Behold Brilliant Maps of Constellations, Asteroids, Planets & “Everything in the Solar System Bigger Than 10km”

21st

8:00a	syn_openculture	Hear a Previously Unheard Freddie Mercury Song, “Time Waits for No One,” Unearthed After 33 Years
11:00a	syn_openculture	What Advice Would You Give Your Younger Self?: What Research Shows, and What You Have to Say
2:00p	syn_openculture	What the Textbooks Don’t Tell Us About The Atlantic Slave Trade: An Animated Video Fills In Historical Gaps
5:01p	syn_openculture	Pink Floyd Drummer Nick Mason Presents the History of Music & Technology in a Nine-Part BBC Podcast

24th

11:00a	syn_openculture	Winston Churchill Gets a Doctor’s Note to Drink “Unlimited” Alcohol in Prohibition America (1932)
2:00p	syn_openculture	An Introduction to the Life & Music of Fela Kuti: Radical Nigerian Bandleader, Political Hero, and Creator of Afrobeat
5:00p	syn_openculture	Elvis Costello’s List of 500 Albums That Will Improve Your Life

25th

8:00a	syn_openculture	Cartoonist Lynda Barry Teaches You How to Draw
11:00a	syn_openculture	The Meandering Mississippi River and How It Evolved Over Thousands of Years Visualized in Brilliant Maps from 1944
2:00p	syn_openculture	Two Animated Maps Show the Expansion of the U.S. from the Different Perspectives of Settlers & Native Peoples
7:02p	syn_openculture	In 1886, the US Government Commissioned 7,500 Watercolor Paintings of Every Known Fruit in the World: Download Them in High Resolution

26th

8:00a	syn_openculture	Watch Battered & Bruised Vintage Toys Get Mesmerizingly Restored to Near Mint Condition
4:45p	syn_openculture	Joy Harjo, Newly-Appointed U.S. Poet Laureate, Read Her Poems, “Remember,” “A Poem to Get Rid of Fear,” “An American Sunrise” and More
7:00p	syn_openculture	Arab Photography Archive Puts 22,000 Historic Images Online: Get a Rare Glimpse into Life and Art in the Arab World

27th

8:00a	syn_openculture	Deliberate Practice: A Mindful & Methodical Way to Master Any Skill
11:00a	syn_openculture	How to Rescue a Wet, Damaged Book: A Handy Visual Primer
2:00p	syn_openculture	19th Century Japanese Woodblock Prints Creatively Illustrate the Inner Workings of the Human Body
5:51p	syn_openculture	Meet Emma Willard, the First Female Map Maker in the U.S., and Her Brilliantly Inventive Maps (Circa 1826)

28th

8:00a	syn_openculture	3 Iconic Paintings by Frida Kahlo Get Reborn as Vans Skate Shoes
2:00p	syn_openculture	How Cinemas Taught Early Movie-Goers the Rules & Etiquette for Watching Films (1912): No Whistling, Standing or Wearing Big Hats
6:00p	syn_openculture	A Quick Six Minute Journey Through Modern Art: How You Get from Manet’s 1862 Painting, “The Luncheon on the Grass,” to Jackson Pollock 1950s Drip Paintings