ROX: How You Can Help Make ROX

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How You Can Help Make ROX

Maybe you wanna help. Maybe you just wanna watch us stumble. Maybe both. Fortunately, we've got a solution for your desires. Please pick one, or several, and contact us — either by mail, at PO Box 9043, Missoula MT 59807; or via e-mail.

Your television will hate you for it.
Which is good, right?

CONTENT

We're constantly looking for music and video to feature in the program. Check out our submission guidelines and wish list.

BUDS

Because we have always relied on the kindness of strangers, which helps us produce all kinds of strangeness.

VIEWER MAIL

We love hearing from you, about whatever's on your mind. We might find some use for your letter on the show; but even if we don't, please know that we keep every letter we ever received (J's got the file cabinet to prove it!), and we pull them out on cold nights to warm our hearts.

SPONSORSHIP

We're looking for a few good people and businesses to help put ROX on television stations around the world. There are two ways you can help us do this.

One is to send us money.
There is another way to sponsor ROX: as a community liaison. This means taking the responsibility to get ROX on your local cable access station. This involves a modicum of legwork, but we'll love you lots. Let us know if you wanna help in your community.

Recent pix:

A hand-delivered note from "An Anonymous Westside Crank." This was only our second piece of viewer mail that we'd ever received, and the first that was negative. Many more (of both categories) would follow, but the crayon artwork here indicates the general mental level of our correspondents. We never did find out who wrote this!

This guy from California doesn't drink anymore, but he did say that menudo is a hangover cure that "really works."

Menudo is reputed to be a hangover cure. This gentleman advised us that "it doesn't work, but it tastes damn good."

This young man advised us that the best cure for a hangover was not to drink too much in the first place. Wise beyond his years!

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J&B at the Collins Living Learning Center.

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