We've been sitting on this episode of this incredible public access show, "Niether Do I Condemn Thee" for about 20 years and can't remember where we got it or who gave it to us. We believe it's either Tucson, Arizona or Austin, Texas. But here it is in its entirety!

Joe taped the ending of this public access show off TV in our dorm in Wisconsin, in the middle of The Simpsons and The X-Files

This local Cleveland disco show aired each weekday, culminating with a dance competition where the winning couple took home valuable prizes. Here's a raw tape from a week's worth of episodes, complete with local commercials.

A 2005 documentary by Daniel Barrow on the incredible public access TV in Winnipeg.

Our friend worked on this local college TV station, "Iowa Desk & Couch" at the University of Iowa, and was there for this painfully awkward interview

If you can't get enough, we dare you to watch the 11 minute version, also on Rewindo.

Our buddy gave us this full segment of a local college talk show in Iowa City called "Iowa Desk & Couch," featuring some of the longest awkward silences in television history.

Mark Huntsman's detailed review of his trip to the Magic Kingdom from 1991. We recorded this off local public access in high school and got understandably obsessed.

A self-described "Elvisologist" (not an impersonator), Blelvis is a Washington DC legend who claims to know the lyrics to every one of Elvis's 1000+ songs. He's charming and funny and, holy shit, he knows his stuff. This interview aired on the public access show "Rock N Roll Psychosis" and was ar...

Auction Alley took place in the back room of a thrift store in Oklahoma, intending to sell items they couldn't sell in the thrift store, and broadcasting it to viewers of the local public access station.