05:05

DJ Steve Dahl at Chicagofest 1982

06:38

Harold Washington on attending the integrated Roosevelt University for "The Roosevelt Experiment"

02:29

Racist attacks in Harold Washington's 1983 Mayoral Campaign

02:09

Harold Washington's fiery speech about fighting against oppression and inequality

02:05

Harold Washington's political ads from his campaign for mayor, 1983

02:15

Harold Washington talks about his early life in Bronzeville

02:44

Voices of Cabrini, documentary about Cabrini Green

06:07

Rodney King protests in Washington DC

06:46

Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter build with Habitat for Humanity

04:36

John Belushi takes a TV station hostage in "TVTV: Super Vision"

01:01

Samuel Beckett supervising the staging of What Where?, his final play

03:42

Waiting for Godot in San Quentin, a staging of Samuel Beckett's play with incarcerated actors

05:25

Samuel Beckett's Quad, a TV play performed by the Suzanne Lek Dance Company

08:16

What Where? Samuel Beckett's final play for TV, supervised remotely by Beckett

02:39

Lynn Sherr reports on the 1973 Women's Video Festival for "The Six O'Clock Report with Jim Jenson"

02:02

George Wendt, Mary Gross, and Tim Kazurinsky in the unaired sitcom pilot "2 + 1"

01:48

Behind the scenes at Second City with Chris Farley and Tim Meadows (1990)

01:27

Jill Talley as Rachel King, The Amish Ventriloquist, from a Second City ETC performance

05:08

Vintage Second City sketch featuring Joe Flaherty and John Belushi

07:00

Interview with Pinball Wizard and Creator

04:01

The Ballad of A.J. Weberman (clips)

03:42

Introduction to the Portpak

03:37

Chicago reacts to Michael Jordan's retirement 1993

04:35

Interviews with New Yorkers on the streets of Greenwich Village, 1970

07:30

The National Congress of Neighborhood Women - 1975 report on the NCNW

05:04

Lunch with Donny Osmond at Gino’s East

01:45

Chicago Blizzard of '79

03:43

Interviews with Cowboys; 1993

18:41

Documentary about legendary electronic arts pioneer Dan Sandin

06:41

Spiral 5 PTL, Dan Sandin and Tom DeFanti's gorgeous abstract video

02:44

Dan Sandin gives a demonstration of his groundbreaking Sandin Image Processor

01:15

Tom DeFanti gives a tour of the pioneering Electronic Visualization Lab, with Dan Sandin

05:43

Spiral ACM, beautiful abstract patterns created by video pioneer Dan Sandin

12:32

Gene Siskel interviews video artist Barbara Sykes on "Nightwatch," 1977.

00:42

Jane Veeder's Surreal Self Portrait, 1981

03:52

I Dream... of Dreaming, an abstract/dance video by Barbara Sykes and Stuart Pettigrew

01:14:14

Virtual Talks with Video Activists: "Streets of Ulster" with Louise Denver and Dr. Ciara Chambers

01:10:46

"Women of Northside Fight Back," with Christine Noschese and Dr. Tanya Goldman

01:06

The Life of a Rodeo Clown

02:36

Journalist and editor Michael Miner on why the Chicago Reader is important

01:49

Chicago Burger King Man

04:46

Roger Ebert reads Mike Royko's HILARIOUS pan of "Beyond the Valley of the Dolls"

01:39

Eniarc the Homemade Robot, 1993

10:41

Artist Karen Finley's passionate speech against censorship!

07:35

Behind the Scenes at "American Gladiators" (1992)

02:00

"Mr. Computer" explains email and "talking" over computers in 1982

01:13

Historian David Halberstam on the growing inequality in American society in the 1990s

04:29

1969 Documentary about Chicago's Blackstone Rangers and the Kenwood-Oakland Community Organization

06:05

Vintage interview with William Gibson on writing his first science fiction stories and Neuromancer

01:38

Women of Brooklyn talk about taking on City Hall, from "Women of Northside Fight Back" (1975)

03:42

Belfast 1972 in "Streets of Ulster"

02:58

Rev. Jesse Jackson Campaigns for Harold Washington: 1983 Chicago Mayoral Race

03:06

The Video Game Arcade at Southdale Center Mall, 1991

02:47

Teens at the Southdale Center Mall in Minnesota, 1991: "There's cute guys! LOTS of cute guys!"

03:53

Spike Lee & Gene Siskel: 1994 Spike Lee Retrospective

03:03

Harold Pinter on the brutal exploitation of Central America by the United States

01:47

Harold Pinter on fascism: "ANYONE who can read is a communist as far as you're concerned."

01:04:33

Virtual Talks with Video Activists: Denise Zaccardi

00:57

Mondo Video A Go-Go's "Colonel Rob" declares himself "the undiluted king of B's."

03:45

Young Stephen Colbert stars in an educational film