Capitol Journal - Rating Rock and Roll
Capitol Journal - Rating Rock and Roll
Rob Barnett, Program Director for KZEW-FM Dallas: "Because the PMRC speaks well, because the PMRC is very well connected, they are being listened to. Again, there's a lot that they do that I applaud because they are taking responsibility as citizens. Now we can say that they're senators' wives and they're messing around in Washington, but they obviously have some real concerns. And they obviously have been listened to by a lot of people."
Capitol Journal - Rating Rock and Roll - Radio DJ
LP record spinning on turntable. Adult Caucasian male DJ named RedBeard shown at work in the studio, announcing and cueing a track.
Capitol Journal - Rating Rock and Roll
Low angle view of DJ Redbeard at work in studio. "RedBeard", Music Director at KTXQ-FM Dallas: "What happens is some of these so-called experts and so-called concerned parents would like the government to be able to legislate and be a giant babysitter, so that these parents don't have to get involved with day-to-day lives of their children. Let the government do it." Rob Barnett, Program Director for KZEW-FM Dallas: "If his mother is really concerned, then she better go in his room when he's at school and look through the records and say: 'That's okay. Wait a minute, there's a picture of a devil on that one.' And check it out. I think no matter what they do, if they get away with this labeling junk or not, the parents are going to be in a situation where they're going to have to see what's going on if they're concerned. RedBeard states that if you don't like what you see or hear, turn it off. Nobody is forced to listen or watching anything, and that's why it's great to be an American.