Quarantine & Women in Video, with Maggie Mackay @ VIDIOTS

Join me in a conversation during quarantine with Maggie Mackay, the Executive Director of the infamous VIDIOTS: an all-women-run cult video store which originally opened up in the mid 1980’s. Mackay shares a brief synopsis on how she first got involved with VIDIOTS founders Patty Polinger and Cathy Tauber; two women who changed the face of video stores over the past three decades. Maggie also announces the future plans for opening the new VIDIOTS brick-and-mortar storefront & theatre, which will be located in East Los Angeles. Episode includes a playful set of songs, an insomniacs dream come true.Support the show

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