Jerry Seinfeld: 23 Hours to Kill
With the new James Bond film delayed until November, Jerry Seinfeld is stepping in. The comedian is going full 007 in the promo for his upcoming stand-up special. 23 Hours to Kill will drop on Netflix May 5, 2020.
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1920's Typewriter Drum Machine
The bedrock of music is the beat, and William Sun Petrus came up with a unique way to keep it. Using a 100-year-old typewriter, Petrus wired up the typewriter to an Arduino to create a MIDI device to trigger samples in software.
Post Malone Nirvana Tribute
If nothing else, there's been some good live music streams while we've been social distancing. In that vein, save this date — April 24th. Post Malone will be doing a live stream concert that will feature an entire set of Nirvana songs as a tribute to the band.
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Reigning Champ Tiger Fleece Pullover
Built using the warmest fabric in Reigning Champ's lineup, this heathered half-zip is the perfect mid-layer for the winter months. Tiger Fleece was developed in the USA and uses a proprietary yarn combination for a distinct look that is often imitated but never duplicated. The versatile pullover is handcrafted in Vancouver and each one features flatlock seams and set-in/raglan sleeves and is finished with a monogrammed YKK zipper.
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White River Firecraft Knife
Few things are more valuable in the wilderness than fire. White River's Firecraft Knife ensures you can get one started every time. Atop its tough steel blade is a notch carved out specifically to work with the included ferro rod. Its size and weight make it practical even for less demanding uses, and its bolt-on textured G10 scales provide a secure grip in any conditions. Arrives with a Kydex sheath that holds both the blade and the ferro rod.
Overall Length: 7.75" / Blade Length: 3.5" / Blade Thickness: 0.13" / Weight: 3.8 oz.
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If The Earth Gave Earth Day Awards With Ze Frank
Earth Day turns 50 this year, and it's finally getting what every day should have — an award show judged by the Earth itself. PBS' Nature hired the foremost expert on the natural world, Ze Frank, to stand in for mother nature to present the awards and the reasoning behind the winners.
Spaceship Earth
In 1991, eight people spent two years living in a replica of Earth named Biosphere 2. Some called them visionaries while others thought the experiment was merely a cult. Now, you can decide for yourself. Director Matt Wolf explores the stranger-than fiction story in a documentary dropping on Hulu May 8, 2020.
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Project Black TR1 Tactical Respirator
Originally designed for military personnel, the TR1 is the original tactical respirator. The sleek, compact, breathable mask features a metal snap to hold it in place securely, as well as a medical-grade silicone seal that fits securely without leaving marks or messing with facial hair. It's even compatible with glasses and headgear thanks to the adjustable earloop strap. Each TR1 comes with three electrostatic filters with a 98.6% effectiveness rating and a modular carry pouch and is in stock and ready to ship right now.
Presented by Project Black
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Snoopy 1969 Tee
The history of NASA and the Charles Schultz's Peanuts dates back to 1968 when Snoopy was named the aerospace agency's safety mascot — a distinction held to this day through the Silver Snoopy Award program. The connection led to another partnership a year later, when the crew of Apollo 10 chose to nickname their command and lunar modules Charlie Brown and Snoopy. The dress rehearsal for the lunar landing was a success and is celebrated 50 years later with this limited edition t-shirt. Available in grey and white, the shirt features a space-ready Snoopy walking above the year 1969.
Fit: Slim, but True to Size / Size Up if in Doubt
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Looney Tunes Cartoons
The gang's back. HBO Max is reviving the Looney Tunes franchise with all-new adventures. Developed by Cartoon Network's Peter Browngardt, the series will features the show's original characters including Bugs Bunny, Tweety Bird, Porky Pig, and Daffy Duck along with other notable pals. Looney Tunes Cartoons will premiere on the streaming platform May 27, 2020.
Pass The Pepper
Social distancing, six-feet apart, stay at home: this is all we hear lately. Yet there are some tasks, like passing the pepper at dinner, that require us to get too close. Until now. Joseph of the YouTube channel Joseph's Machines has created a Rube Goldberg machine that offers a safe, germ-free way to ensure everyone has a well-seasoned meal during these uncertain times.
