Topic: Media Archives

The Mike Hanson Archives receive praise as the program begins. This brief opening acknowledgment highlights the archival work of Mike Hanson.

Mike Hanson introduces the Hanson Archives and Waco Archives projects, aimed at preserving 25-year-old video tapes from ACTV featuring figures like Alex Jones and Jeff Davis. He requests subscriptions to his new YouTube and Facebook channels to support the digitization effort. A signed copy of the book Bohemia Grove: Cult of Conspiracy is offered for a $25 donation to the archive project based in Gonzales, Texas.

Mike Hanson concludes the broadcast by reiterating the need for funding to upload hundreds of historical tapes to the Hanson Archives and Waco Archives. He provides the mailing address in Gonzales, Texas, and the phone number for credit card orders of his signed book. He emphasizes the importance of preserving these interviews from the last 27 years.

A musical performance of "I'm Telling You Now" serves as a transition to promote the Mike Hanson Archives and Waco Archives on YouTube. The segment emphasizes the effort to digitize and upload hundreds of vintage tapes featuring Alex Jones and Jeff Davis from 25 years ago. The performer encourages listeners to subscribe to the new digital channels to preserve these historical broadcasts.

Producer Mike Hanson is digitizing over 2,200 television shows recorded between 1995 and 2010 for upload to YouTube and social media. The project involves transferring content from aging VHS tapes to prevent the permanent loss of historical media featuring figures like Alex Jones and Jeff Davis. Hanson has launched specific channels, including the Waco Archives, to host interviews with survivors and footage of the 1999 church rebuild.

Mike Hanson is constructing a new facility to house the Mike Hanson Archives, featuring media from 1995 to 2010. The collection includes recordings of Alex Jones, Jeff Davis, and other figures from ACTV. A portion of the building will serve as a public museum while the historical materials are digitized for the internet.