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Here are links to the things we mentioned: Remember when we were going to see Hamilton in San Francisco? Yeah, about that… Elizabeth’s intro is a homage to Sawbones. School was not cancelled, then it was cancelled, and now it’s going to be from home. If you’re in Edmonton Public Schools, get your SchoolZone login. More resources for supporting learning at home: Student learning during the COVID-19 from the Alberta government Edmonton Public Schools resources Calgary Board of Education resources University of Alberta MOOCs that cover K-12 curriculum Go for a walk if you’re not sick. Support local business. Spin Linda Hoang’s wheel of local. The kids made a Mii with an elaborate backstory. Animal Crossing Speed Dating for Ghosts Cribbage Welcome to Night Vale: A Novel How to help artists Kanopy — it’s free with your library card! Unraveled Elizabeth recommends We made all 78 Breath of the Wild recipes in one day. Monster Factory Todd in the Shadows In particular, Trainwreckords and One Hit Wonderland Chris Fleming, a modern-day Weird Al Karen recommends (?) Polyamorous Jon Bois on SBNation Elizabeth looks forward to The History of the Seattle Mariners. Ask a Mortician Elizabeth recommends The Lake That Never Gives Up Her Dead. hbomberguy Elizabeth recommends Pathologic is Genius, and Here’s Why and Outsiders: How To Adapt H.P. Lovecraft In the 21st Century. BuzzFeed Unsolved Elizabeth recommends The Unbelievable Horrors of the Old City Jail. Record a podcast! Transistor tells you how. Or don’t. That’s OK, too. Do you want a That’s a Thing?! button? Send us your address by Twitter DM or email and we will send you one (sanitized, we promise). Many thanks to our sponsors: The Loop from CBC Edmonton Taproot Edmonton COVID-19 site That's a Thing?! is a proud member of the Alberta Podcast Network, powered by ATB. You can subscribe to us in all the places, and most of them let you rate and review, too, which would be lovely. Questions? Comments? Email us at [email protected] or tweet at us: @thatsathingyeg. Many thanks to Transistor for hosting our show, and to Jon Spencer for editing assistance. Our theme music is Ragtime Dance by Scott Joplin.