KUTV EXTRA Episodes 20 and 9: Dennis Banks, Rodeo Clown, Chaplain Jim Reid, Wooden Indian Carver, Grand Central

Video recording of the 20th and 9th KUTV EXTRA episodes (color, sound, 57 minutes and 35 seconds), originally on U-Matic tape. They aired on December 28 and October 12, 1977, and had a total of 5 segments. Dennis Banks [0:00:00]: Dennis Banks talks about his fight for equality and against oppression. This segment is part of Diane Orr and Judith Hallet's film, The Longest War. Their documentary is about the American Indian Movement and Wounded Knee, South Dakota. At the end of the segment, Lucky Severson interviews Orr and Hallet. Chaplain Jim Reid [0:29:24]: Reid was a pastor in the Las Vegas Strip. Severson joins him on his journey around the city as he speaks with the people of Vegas. The interview explores his relationship with God, how he became a pastor, and his struggles. Rodeo Clown [0:36:01]: Johnny Tatum is a professional Rodeo Clown. Judy Hallet interviews him about their purpose, its effects, and his experiences. Wooden Indian Carver [0:44:12]: Richard Menzies talks to Pat Brumfield about his work carving wooden statues. Grand Central [0:47:06]: Diane Orr interviews the women workers protesting the Grand Central grocery store replacing them with part-time employees. The episode ends with a performance by Rosalie Sorrels and Severson reading letters.