Episode #1: Where the Water Runs North
First Broadcast: 1/3/94. Repeated: 1/10/94, 6/20/94.
The episode has since been remastered with additional music and
corrected phone numbers for the White House and the Capitol Building.
Remaster - First Broadcast: 9/26/94 Repeated: 1/1/96
Episode #2: The Lord in the Eye of the Lotus
First Broadcast: 1/17/94. Repeated: 3/14/94, 1/3/00.
This is so old, I don't even remember what it's about. The only parts
I recall involve the
Rainbow Gathering,
hinduism,
and possibly
marijuana
. . . you know, so typically 90's . . .
Episode #3: There's Roaches . . . There's Rodents
First Broadcast: 1/24/94. Repeated: 5/30/94, 1/6/97, 8/10/98
This was one of the first events we ever videotaped for Free New York
--even before Free New York existed as a show! On August 7, 1993, we
hiked over
to Tompkins Square Park and got a glimpse of the festivities which
commemerated the 5th Anniversary of the 1988 Police Riot there. Among
other things, this was our first encounter with Chris Flash, the editor
of
The Shadow, one of our favorite anarchist newspapers. Some of the
other highlights include a theory on
drug trafficking by the CIA, and
some opinions on
AIDS. A short show, but one we like, nonetheless.
Episode #4: You're Still Pink To Bob
(a.k.a. The Last Unheard part I)
First Broadcast: 1/31/94
First in a 3-part series documenting the last broadcast I made
at WNYU-FM on January 20, 1994.
Episode #5: I Think We Frightened Her
(a.k.a. The Last Unheard part II)
First Broadcast: 2/7/94
Second in a 3-part series documenting the last broadcast I made
at WNYU-FM on January 20, 1994.
Episode #6: Without Chris F. it's Bullshit
(a.k.a. The Last Unheard part III)
First attempted broadcast:
2/14/94 -- picture degenerates into snow during broadcast.
Second attempted broadcast: 2/21/94 -- not shown due to control
track breaks. Episode was dubbed to a new videotape and
resubmitted. First successful broadcast: 2/28/94.
Third in a 3-part series documenting the last broadcast I made
at WNYU-FM on January 20, 1994. Yeah, I know: the title sounds a little arrogant now, but I thought it sounded cool at the time, and it summed up how I was feeling about the whole thing. Ah well; it's all in the past now.
Episode #7: Mortal Kombat -- The Book.
First Broadcast: 3/7/94 Repeated: 4/4/94, 9/4/95, 1/5/98
A visit to the
American
Museum of the Moving Image in Queens and their
(once temporary and now permanent) exhibit on
video arcade games.
Sorry about the video noise at the beginning of the broadcast;
I guess that was a problem that couldn't be helped.
Episode #8: Anarchists Don't Celebrate Holidays
First Broadcast: 3/21/94 Repeated: 3/20/95, 3/25/96, 3/20/00 (MNN started our program 1 minute early,
showing our color bars and playing their audio tone before
the beginning of the show. Surprisingly, the end wasn't cut off
and the episode was still shown intact.), 3/19/01 (Episode began at about 1:59:20 AM), 3/25/02 (Opening animation cut off) (DV)
Our celebration of
spring, complete with typos.
Episode #9: . . . With Mixed Vegetables
First Broadcast: 3/28/94 Repeated: 5/16/94, 2/5/96, 3/31/97
Where we ask people that burning question: "What's your
favorite conspiracy?"
as well as what their least
favorite corporation is. Exxon got mentioned at least
once. So did the ever mysterious Bechtel. Any other
nominations? Of course, the person who had the best answers was
Chris Flash, our favorite editor of
The Shadow,
but that's a given, isn't it?