The Future of Rock and Roll

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Set against the backdrop of 1983 Ohio, the narrative explores the rise of WOXY, a radio station that defied corporate rock norms by embracing diverse genres and championing local independent art. As alternative rock gained popularity in the 1990s, WOXY distinguished itself as a beacon of independent broadcasting, earning accolades as one of the last great independent radio stations. The station's philosophy emphasized the importance of community and collaboration in fostering meaningful cultural disruption and innovation.