Court of Public Opinion

Public opinion can create conflict for hairstyles, music styles, and literary styles—but Rick Nelson and the Inuits have a possible solution. This Volume 8 Issue 3 positivity essay originally appeared on the Hashtag Positivity website on May 4, 2025. Retrieved from ABOUT THE HOST Jonas Cain, M.Ed. is a storyteller, magician, musician, and facilitator of fascination, helping people experience abiding joy through curiosity ad wonder. jonas@hashtagpositivity.com MUSIC & AUDIO CLIPS Please Note: I do not own these audio clips. They are provided here for educational and illustrative purposes. “Why Don’t You Do Right” performed by Jessica Rabbit (1988) Opening Credits from The Hour Before the Dawn , directed by Frank Tuttle (1944) “Abuchean a Luis R. Conriquez por No Cantar Corridos” by LGAMusic_oficial (2025) “Concert goers in Mexico riot after singer drops pro-cartel ‘drug ballads’ from setlist” by New York Post (2025) “Sherlock Holmes Opening Theme” by Hans Zimmer (2009) “BBC Sherlock Theme” by David Arnold and Michael Price (2010) “Drop the Mic w/ Helen Mirren” by The Late Show with James Corden (2018) “Song Duel” by bbk41 (2009) | NOTE: In an ironic twist, this example of a song duel ends in a physical fight. Go figure! “Garden Party” by Rick Nelson (1972)

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