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Fresh off the presses just before I went to bed last night and as I sit here waiting for the sedatives to wear off from Mom's cataract surgeries (both successful--the second eye within the last hour), here's the start of Season 13(!) of OA.

As one might expect, I had to set my sights considerably lower this year. The only goal was to take another stab at soldering...which I am legendarily awful at (see the ever-infamous "Learn To Solder Kit" Ben's Junk from 2017). If nothing else, it was a somewhat more calculated affair this time around.

This week would've been the July installment of Archiveland Public Domain Theatre livestream, but, of course, the schedule had to be juggled a couple of weeks ago. NEXT week will wrap up the all-too-brief Summer of Arch Hall Jr. with the ever infamous "Eegah!" (as seen on numerous Ben's Junks as test footage and famously skewered on Mystery Science Theater 3000).

I don't have a date yet, but I do intend the next full, regular OA episode to be this year's Record Ripoffs installment.

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Oddity Archive: Episode 282 – How I Spent My Summer XI (Sold(i)ering On…)

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Comments

Tanya Bujanski

My heart goes out to your mother, as well as you and the rest of your family. I just had surgery on my left wrist, and I know any kind of surgery is no fun. Hope she gets better soon.

Jen Gibbons

I learned some (very) basic soldering about ten years ago, and I wasn't too bad at it, surprisingly enough. After all that time though, most of that knowledge and skill has probably gone- and my soldering iron is buried in the depths of a closet. Still have a cute little project I made though. Glad your mom's surgeries were successful, and hope she's doing well. Keep hanging in there, Ben.