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Twenty-Second Busiversary (2012-2013)

While the subjects of war and peace, nuclear issues and LGBTQ rights are part of this "Busiversary," the most common theme of the 12 shows we produced in 2012-2013 was race and racism.

Shows about police and FBI racial profiling (and "terrorism" stings), how race (and mental illness and economics) impacts the death penalty, and "Jim Crow" laws that continue persisting to this day make up part 1. The "Jim Crow" laws are addressed by attorney and author Michelle Alexander, housing expert Kevin Boyle, and a forum on African American Dads.

On part 2, after a clip from Kylar Broadus, a trans man of color who works for justice, the clips feature talk of those who went to jail pursuing peace, a Hanford down-winder, the annual Hiroshima Day memorial, Portlanders who went to Pakistan to investigate the effects of drone strikes, and Cathy Breen's talk about her 10 years later visit to Iraq.

We use the "Busiversary" to connect with the viewers, since most of the time we're the anonymous faces behind the cameras and in the edit room. The Busiversary was compiled by Flying Focus founding member Dan Handelman, with clips from Dan, Barb Greene and Daniel Webb. Founding member PC Peri, our field footage coordinator, talks about the 5 shows he taped or helped tape for the group. Per tradition, the studio introductions were directed by FFVC member Moss Drake. Videographer Joe Anybody appears on two introductions on shows he taped, and Allen Evans, who served as floor director in the studio, taped one of this year's shows.

The Video Bus has been running weekly since November 18, 1991.

Part 1 (27:41):

For your information, the chapter breaks we assigned for this video are:

Part 1:

  1. 0:00: Opening Credits
  2. 1:15: Welcome with PC Peri and Dan HandelmaniCivil Rights/Police Accountability
  3. 3:05: Introduction with Dan
  4. 4:10: VB 86.10&11 Trevor Aaronson: Manufacturing Terrorism
  5. 6:40: Introduction with Dan
  6. 7:48: VB 88.12&13 Rudeness or Racial Profiling? Portland's Police Review Board 2013
  7. 10:18: Intro with Daniel Webb
  8. 11:13: VB 87.5&6 Race, Mental Illness and the Death PenaltyMulticultural Issues
  9. 13:49: Intro with Introduction with Barb Greene and Joe Anybody
  10. 15:52: VB 87.1&2 Overthrow the New Jim Crow
  11. 18:24: Introduction with Barb, PC
  12. 19:15: VB 88.8&9 Kevin Boyle: Housing Discrimination
  13. 21:49: Introduction with Barb, PC
  14. 22:38: VB 86.6&7 African American Dads (Restorative Action Project #3)
  15. 25:10: Summary with PC and Barb
  16. 26:06: End Credits
You can use these times to find a particular section if you want to jump to a certain portion of the show.

Part 2 (25:26):

For your information, the chapter breaks we assigned for this video are:

Part 2:

  1. 0:00: Opening Credits
  2. 1:15: Welcome Back with PC Peri and Barb GreeneLGBTQ Issues
  3. 2:50: Introduction with PC, Barb
  4. 3:23: VB 85.11&12 Kylar Broadus: Justice for Trans People of ColorWar & Peace:
  5. 5:56: Introduction with PC and Barb
  6. 6:59: VB 87.13/88.1 Putting It All on the Line for PeaceNuclear Issues
  7. 9:28: Introduction with PC and Barb
  8. 10:13: VB 89.3&4 Hanford, Cancer and Hope
  9. 12:37: Intro with Dan Handelman
  10. 13:30: VB 87.9&10 Out of the Shadows: Hiroshima Day 2012Foreign Affairs/War and Peace
  11. 15:54: Introduction with Dan
  12. 16:47: VB 86.2&3 Oregonians Expose US Drone Strikes in Pakistan
  13. 19:14: Intro with Dan and Joe Anybody
  14. 20:32: VB 88.4&5 Eyewitness 10 Years Later: What Iraqis Are Saying
  15. 23:08: Summary part 2 with PC and Dan
  16. 23:57: End Credits/Behind the Scenes
You can use these times to find a particular section if you want to jump to a certain portion of the show.

The two-part show (VB #89.07&08) is available for a donation of $11 (DVD/VHS) plus $4 postage and is streaming on line at our full Restrospectives You Tube channel.

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