This is some throw back shit from a present day band! GAG from Olympia, WA are one of my favourite hardcore bands right now. Something about their music is very soulful and honest in a demented, bugged-out sort of way! Well, they performed at TCTV Public Access and gave a “FTW, don’t ask me for […]

The eighties were so weird. Even at the time we thought that era was bad, but looking back I always am blown away at how truly amazing that decade was. It was a time of learning about so much wild stuff because there was suddenly a “critical mass” interest in the “weird” past and tons of CD reissues of… virtually everything. And we were all digging it up—and digging the shit out of it—just as it was about to be dumped, burned or lost. In this pilgrimage was also a great sort of confusion of…

John Kilduff is an "idol" to comedian Eric Andre, an inspiration to fans of his public-access and YouTube shows, and an utter unknown in the art world at large.

Stephen Colbert is biding his time before the September 8 debut of the Late Show. So why not stop by Monroe, Michigan public access TV for a guest spot? Watch this insane show.

In the late '80s, L.A. performance artist and musician Craig Roose took his breezy, ‘60s-obsessed “drag” character “Miss Summer Caprice” to the airwaves, making “her” the star of his music and comedy cable TV show, Decoupage! With Summer Caprice! PKM’s Anthony Mostrom dives deep into the obscure history of this pioneering public access cable program that was rich in colorful kitsch, and important musical guests like X, Redd Kross, L7, Phranc, Julee Cruise...and even comedian Fred Willard.

In today’s arts and culture news: remembering a man who made TV weird; finding fake books in fake homes; what happens when literary writers try sci-fi.

Why spend your hard earned cash over Netflix or Hulu Plus subscriptions when you can watch the miracles that are public access shows?

It’s no surprise that people who get a full, deep night’s sleep – on a regular basis – are much healthier, on average, than those who don’t. Wish you could join their ranks? You can. Here’s a topline on how to use light, to help you take back the night – and snooze happily through it.