Ear Candy October 15, 2024

Schoolhouse Rock - I’m Just a Bill

Curated by Monica Blanco

This nostalgic song, I’m Just a Bill, was a part of a very popular Saturday morning educational cartoon series for children in the 1970’s titled Schoolhouse Rock. This specific segment aired in 1975 teaching viewers the legislative process of how a bill becomes a law. Fifty years later, this information is still relevant and remembered fondly by many Americans. For those of you who remember it well, feel free to sing along!

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