Media for B

This time-lapse footage of B editing was shot by Eric White. The poetry voice over is Editor B, of course.

B gets busted for running across campus naked. Caught on tape by Kurt Danneman.

Editor B redefines a key theological concept.

It is with great pride that we present the greatest single minute (and a quarter) of video in the ROX oeuvre. Watch as Editor B breaks the rules in Indiana University's Jordan Hall.

Seth & B sing an old church-camp classic. B sure knows how to handle that guitar! Camera by Scott Fredette.

Seize the Tussin.

A video portrait of a relationship. The migraine sound effects are provided by mnortham.

This is the audio-only version of “The Edit.”

Poetry by J. Vox by B.

Ode to a cherry-flavored cough suppressant.

Creepy but real.

A very short and patriotic video.

When you click on my non-indexical lexicon of lies, do you apprise the program for its purity?

J&B sing the classic by They Might Be Giants.

Some people have described B as arrogant, but they're just jealous.

Consider this an exercise in linguistic anthropology.

This is a public service announcement Editor B cooked up for the local access channel to advertise the ROX time-slot.

This is the very first segment from the first on-line show of the first TV series distributed via the Internet. It's presented in the antique Cinepak codec for the sake of authenticity. That also means you can't see anything until you download the whole file, so if you use the pop-up viewer, be patient.

Editor B reads a poem.

Naw, despite the title, this ain't no racist thang.

J&B buy fruit at the local grocery store and get shut down by the man.

The credits roll while Jim Poyser and Brian Kearney improvise a song. J plays the piano; B videotapes.

Things get weird.

Our first attempt to load a grapefruit with alcohol fails miserably.

J&B make their first attempt to “load” fruit with alcohol.

J mixes an amaretto sour.

Mixing an old classic.

Weirdness at water's edge. J operated the fishing pole; B operated the camera.

J&B introduce the program and try a Wisconsin Cream Fizz. Fine camerawork and giggling by MKM.

J&B sign off from their Wisconsin vacation special.

J&B sample the fine beers of the Cherryland Brewing Company.

The title says it all. Encoded at a high frame rate so you don't miss any of the promised perspectives.

Through painstaking research, we discovered this old film, apparently made around the same time as “Reefer Madness.”

W. Owen drinks his first cup of coffee — ever!

We had lunch with Paul and Helen (and Rosie the Pig) to get another perspective on the Atkins madness.

This video documents a fateful day in the lives of two young men in Bloomington, Indiana. They are in fact J&B, about a month before they began production of J&B on the ROX.

Viewers are forewarned that J has called this “the most embarrassing snippet of video I ever participated in.” He's also called it “a true travesty of human endeavor”, and “funny to the extent that it can be funny to watch severely fucked-up people trying to speak in complete sentences.”

An art video of sorts. Rachel Whang was the camera operator.

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

J mixes a Blue Law.

J&B advise you to follow in the footsteps of the famous Dr. Kinsey. You do know what PhD stands for, don't you?

Editor B exposes institutionalized patriarchy at Myers Hall.

J explains the operation of the famous Rawles Hall Door-Knocker.

J unpacks the etymology of paraphernalia.

J&B read another antagonistic letter from Particle Butthead.

B uses video technology to answer a viewer's question about what happens inside the refrigerator after you close the door.

XY receives her GRE scores.

Per viewer request, J demonstrates how to mix a potable Brownie Blues.

A poem by Dennis Sipe. Editor B on vox.

J makes his first trip to Big Lots, guided by XY, to buy supplies for the Festival of Fools parade. B mans the cam.

J&B visit the local head (and body) shop.