ROX #64: The Overt Promotion of Anarchy

Skippy: “The Overt Promotion Of Anarchy” (ROX #64) does “Sustaining The Buzz” (ROX #60) one better; instead of reacting to the reaction to the episode, J&B react to the over-reaction, namely Joseph E. Mills III's letter of protest (from which the episode's title is taken).

As expected, anarchy ensues.

Like in “A Toast To Poverty” (ROX #31), J&B, along... [More...]

W. Owen: I'm still prouder of this one than any other of my scant ROX credits (not difficult, actually). Still especially loving the fact that this entire endeavor came about in the first place because of some dipshit griping about the presentation of an illegal act on the air...so of course Our Heroes' response to it is to do a show about it, which we end up... [More...]

Angela: aren't they always about getting the band back together?
c'mon, i wanna see they white boy on stage again

Nate Johnson: I am extremely disappointed that the coverage of the first critical mass bike ride included in ROX #64 neglected to include any shots of ME even though I was there. Now I'm stuck with none of the kids thinking that I am cool. The reason why this is a problem for me is because yesterday I heard a so-called “anarchist” interviewed on WFHB's daily local news,... [More...]

Ed: Tom Carson of the Village Voice wrote, ROX “did get denounced for 'the overt promotion of anarchy' by the Governor's Commission for a Drug-Free Indiana, an accolade to die for,” apparently a reference to ROX #64. Of course, I read about it here on ROX!
http://www.rox.com/ideas/vv/