Local Television Profiles the Eerie Roller Girls

The Eerie Roller Girls get their day on the local news.

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Kudos to WSEE/WICU12 for discovering the Eerie Roller Girls and doing a four-part special series on the league.

Part one: Eerie Roller Girls team history. (Do not adjust your browser. The video is messed up.)

Part two: roller derby explained.

Part three: the "sisterhood." (I'm glad Hixenbaugh is a fan.)

Part four: skills and practice.

Great to see the derby league get even more press. Credit to Hixenbaugh: the four-part series is a pretty good video primer of the sport and worth a watch, even if you have to endure the usual joking give-and-take between the anchors...

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A quick Q-and-A with one of the festival's amazing performers: Tyler Smilo of Daybreak Radio

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A quick Q-and-A with one of the festival's amazing bands: GNOSiS

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A quick Q-and-A with one of the festival's chief founders, organizers, and musicians: Scott Molloy

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Local Television Profiles the Eerie Roller Girls

The Eerie Roller Girls get their day on the local news.

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