The Great Meme Depression soon became a meme itself, as TikTokers flooded the platform with meta-commentary. “How the Great March Meme Drought will be described in history books,” one user ...

On TikTok, some have declared a full-blown “Meme Drought,” dubbing it the “Great Meme Depression of 2025.” The panic began on March 10, when user @goofangel posted a video titled “TikTok ...

The Northeast Ohio drought of 2012 is heading for the record books. This spring and summer so far has been the driest in the region since before the Great Depression in terms of the number of days ...

While other provinces, in particular Ontario and Quebec, were recovering from the Great Depression, Saskatchewan experienced its most far-reaching drought in 1937. Not even Prince Albert was spared.

Michael Cooper spoke to elementary school students and teachers about his children's book [Dust to Eat: Drought and Depression in the 1930s], published by Clarion Books. The book recounted the ...

This void has been referred to by several names—The Great Meme Depression and the March 2025 Meme Drought, to start. But regardless of labels, the concern is clear.

The Great Depression was a worldwide economic slump that occurred in the aftermath of the stock market crash of 1929 and ended in the late 1930s or early 1940s, depending on the country.

There’s obviously something to this: after World War II, which finally ended the Depression for good ... But in any case, the great investment drought of the past decade is, I think, at the ...