Media for Bloomington

Note: Produced by Valerie Lisa Bartelt and Sang-Jin Kim

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Note: It's the ROX video version of a poem by Martin Action, a.k.a. Paul Smedberg.

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Note: Re-posted to mark the 20th anniversary of Katrina's landfall and in memory of Dr. Michael Homan. Music by Gentleman Caller.

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Note: Mine, mine, mine.

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Note: ROX presents Anarchy Diary, which in turn presents Borgnine in their presentation of “Love.”

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Note: “Instead of hunting deadbeat dads, Hugh Downs has shaved his head, stabbed a rod of surgical steel through his septum, and is hunting for frogs with a pointed stick.” — Wired magazine

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Note: This clip contains scenes that were deleted from the final cut of ROX #90.

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Note: A meditation on hummingbirds, birdfeeders, property, instinct and DNA. With bananas.

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Note: Just a short little motorcycle ride through Bloomington, Indiana. From ROX #63

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Note: The unquestionable highlight of the first season of ROX came when J attempted to ride his motorcycle and videotape at the same time. From ROX #14.

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Note: April 13, 1994, Bloomington, Indiana — AM-1370 discusses “J&B Get Baked” and the issue of marijuana legalization. J phones in and eventually comes into the studio. Tom Gulley hosts Afternoon Edition. It was a two-hour show, but we caught only part of it on tape, and after removing commercials and news updates, it's about an hour's worth of audio.

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Note: Locally-produced cable access programs became the subject of talk radio one Tuesday afternoon in February of 1993. First they talked to the director of BCAT (now CATS), Michael White. Then they took calls from the general public, including J&B.This audio is taken from a casette tape made on a boombox as the broadcast occured. It has been lightly edited to remove commercial interruptions and other irrelevancies. There's a bit missing where the tape ran out and had to be flipped to the other side.Elements of this recording appeared in the audio track of ROX #27.

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