I survived as a farmer by "practicing good social distancing." ... and as a mail carrier. Wonder if that says anything about me. They didn't have an option to play as a resident of Gunnison, Colorado, enforcing a cordon sanitaire around the town. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cordon_sanitaire#Historical_examples
My introduction to nuclear physics - elementary school, no less - was through Disney's "Our Friend the Atom" book. https://www.brainpickings.org/2013/02/18/our-friend-the-atom-disney/ . A decade later I went back to visit, stopped by to talk with the librarian (I volunteered there in 6th grade), and found that no one else had signed out the book during that decade.
There's also Lawrence Welk. Not only did his TV show have what I would consider to be music videos, but (and I didn't know this until I looked at his Wikipedia page just now), "Welk led his orchestra in many motion picture "Soundies," considered to be the early pioneers of music videos" - and Soundies were mentioned in the article.
When I moved to Sweden, it felt like I went from being quieter than average to being more talkative than average. I can report that there is small talk here. I also learned a joke. A Swede and a Finn are drinking. They pour out a shot. The Swede says "skål", the Finn scowls. They do the shot and pour a second. Again, "skål" and a scowl. Third shot. The Swede says "skål" and the Finn growls "are we talking, or drinking?"
From Spike Jones' "Beetlebaum" description of a horse race: "Cabbage by a head", "Banana is coming up through the bunch", "Apartment House with plenty of room" - https://youtu.be/Xp9xJ9PbclE?t=59