WFHB Bloomington Community Radio
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The Monroe County Republican party is holding their party caucus tomorrow; The Indiana Center for Recovery is appealing a fire-code violation it received in late May; State officials are broadening their Silver Alert requirements; The state of Indiana is seeking public input on newly-proposed child support guidelines; City of Bloomington Utilities plans to demolish its old Griffy Lake water plant.
FEATURE
The Second season of J&B on the Rox saw producers Joe Nickell and Bart Everson interview Noam Chomsky, load fruit with alcohol, and light up a joint on the Monroe County Courthouse Square – an act that landed them in hot water with statewide conservative organizations, and garnered national media attention. The Bloomington- based J&B on the Rox was the first television series on the internet, and its grungy production quality was a backlash against sleek and over-produced mainstream television programs of the time, including My So-Called Life, and the first seasons of Friends and E.R. J&B sit down with WFHB News Director Wes Martin, to talk about Rox Season two, life since 1994, and tonight’s special at the Comedy Attic in Downtown Bloomington.
BICENTENNIAL JOURNAL
The Bicentennial Journal—looking back on 200 years of history in South Central Indiana.
CREDITS
Anchors: Jonah Chester and Don Geyra
Today’s headlines were written by Andrew McKearin, Jonah Chester, and Wes Martin
Along with Sarah Vaughan for CATSweek, a partnership with Community Access Television Services.
Our feature was produced by Jonah Chester
The Biccentennial Journal is produced by Kate Welch, with help from Joyce Polling,
Our engineer today is Megan Wade
Our theme music is provided by Dani Graf, Ben Lumsdaine, and Scott Schmadeke.
Executive Producer is Wes Martin
