Radio Unnameable

Since the early '60s, the midnight broadcasts of Bob Fass from listener-supported radio station WBAI have been a fixture of the Manhattan airwaves. From his show's heyday as a hub for the American Left, and his facility at public mobilization in a pre-social media generation, to the factors underlying his brief exile, to his continued (and uncompensated) efforts today, archival recordings are used to recount the high points in a remarkable career. 87 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack: English.