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A friend of a friend who has a cousin who has a best friend who knew this guy who dated this girl recommended  Nick Johnson's "Unboxing" series on You Tube. Just kidding. I actually found it when I was on You Tube doing a search on rudest cities in the US and I went down a rabbit hole watching his videos. Nick Johnson's "Unboxing" is series on each US state. He combines history and current facts and presents it with humor and snark over videos that show different parts of the state he's covering.  At the end of each video he sings a parody about the state, usually to the tune of a popular song. Here's the video about Minnesota. He discusses their love of casseroles, ice fishing, their accent and what it's like living in different parts of the state. When I I started watching it, I thought, "hey this dude knows what the hell he's talking about" when it comes to describing each US state, what its like living there, and their funny ste

I consider myself an Olympic champion of surfing streaming channels. I came across the series, "Muster Dogs" on Netflix. It follows the training of 5 kelpie puppies. If you're not familiar with the art of mustering (not to be confused with mustarding which is when I drown my potato salad in mustard), it's the training of dogs to herd livestock.  The series follows 5 kelpie puppies as they are trained to become musters. It shows the work, love, and dedication of the dogs and trainers. Watching the puppies grow up and kick ass as herders is amazing. The series also discusses that using herding dogs is a sustainable practice for the land and considerably stressful on the livestock. Herding dogs have been used for centuries by farmers throughout the world.  If you enjoy dogs (who doesn't), learning something new, and seeing the scenery of Australia's farm country, then check it out. BTW: I am not receiving compensation from for this recommendation. Neither is my d