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Meet Brenda

Halogen TV — Mon, 21 May 2012 16:04:58 +0000

Brenda is of the Acholi Tribe. She never tried mustard until her New England tour. She wants to be a member of the Ugandan Parliament. Her father and cousin were killed by the Lord’s Resistance Army. She currently lives in Gulu, Uganda.

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Halogen TV presents an original series featuring the Invisible Children roadies, as they travel to raise awareness about Joseph Kony and the longest run war in Africa. Watch “Roadworthy: The Invisible Children Tour” Sundays at 9/8c and anytime online at Roadworthy.TV. Find Halogen on your local cable lineup. Don’t have it? Request it then stream the show live online.

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Exclusive Deleted Scene–The Pumpkin Carving

Halogen TV — Fri, 18 May 2012 14:35:36 +0000

Pumpkin carving, mustaches, and more. You won’t want to miss these exclusive deleted scenes from Roadworthy!

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Halogen TV presents an original series featuring the Invisible Children roadies, as they travel to raise awareness about Joseph Kony and the longest run war in Africa. Watch “Roadworthy: The Invisible Children Tour” Sundays at 9/8c and anytime online at Roadworthy.TV. Find Halogen on your local cable lineup. Don’t have it? Request it then stream the show live online.

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Day Off

Halogen TV — Wed, 16 May 2012 18:00:37 +0000

The Roadies cut loose and have some fun on their day off.

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Halogen TV presents an original series featuring the Invisible Children roadies, as they travel to raise awareness about Joseph Kony and the longest run war in Africa. Watch “Roadworthy: The Invisible Children Tour” Sundays at 9/8c and anytime online at Roadworthy.TV. Find Halogen on your local cable lineup. Don’t have it? Request it then stream the show live online.

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Alex–Where is he now?

Halogen TV — Mon, 14 May 2012 14:26:50 +0000

We thought you might be curious about what some of the Roadies are up to these days. We caught up with Alex, and here is what he had to say.

Roadie Update: Alex

After Roadworthy, I went on to lead a team in the Southwest of the US for ten weeks before being an intern in the Communications department. Now, I live in New York City as one of the City Coordinators for the KONY 2012 campaign. I’m here for the rest of the year to cultivate an Invisible Children community and capitalize on the potential of New York.

Since we filmed Roadworthy, I have continued to be terrified of driving. I still have a severe aversion to socks, yet I have succumb to the reality that they are a necessity. I like to think my speaking skills have improved, and my style of dress has slightly stepped up. No longer do I let my beard get as unruly as I did when I was in New York last. I still geek out over new music, and try to hit up any good show in the city when I have the time.

It’s crazy to watch everything back about my first few months with Invisible Children. It feels like so long ago and just yesterday. Time is strange. I’m so glad and proud to have an incredible bond with my team and to all be friends now. And it’s unreal to see the success we’ve had since my first tour – to see the life-changing programs that our supporters have funded be put in place.

I was just one Roadie of literally hundreds that have fueled the movement. I hope the show has done justice to their commitment.

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Roadworthy: The Invisible Children Tour

Cara Davis — Mon, 14 May 2012 12:01:55 +0000

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Halogen TV — Mon, 14 May 2012 00:04:30 +0000

Meet Alex

Halogen TV — Sun, 13 May 2012 22:18:03 +0000

Meet Alex — the fun loving Roadie from Louisville, KY.

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Halogen TV presents an original series featuring the Invisible Children roadies, as they travel to raise awareness about Joseph Kony and the longest run war in Africa. Watch “Roadworthy: The Invisible Children Tour” Sundays at 9/8c and anytime online at Roadworthy.TV. Find Halogen on your local cable lineup. Don’t have it? Request it then stream the show live online.

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Tainted Love

jeremy — Sun, 13 May 2012 12:29:19 +0000

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Out of the Blue

Halogen TV — Sat, 12 May 2012 15:06:36 +0000

The football players that took the field for Boise State University in 2006 were student athletes that weren’t recruited by the universities with nationally renowned football programs. The documentary “Out of the Blue, A Story About Life and Football” is a touching story about these talented athletes who, with the help of a first year head coach, were able to rise above what those believed they could never achieve. That season, Boise State University went on to win the Fiesta Bowl, having a perfect 12-0 regular season record and a BCS busting 43-42 victory over perennial powerhouse Oklahoma in what many consider the greatest college football game ever played. Directed by Boise State University alum and Hollywood feature-film veteran, Michael Hoffman (Soapdish, One Fine Day, Game 6) this poignant documentary takes viewers into the lives of these players as they discuss what football has taught them, and what the game can teach us all about life.

“Out of the Blue” takes viewers beyond the game and into the lives of this remarkable group of underdog players and their victorious coach. It investigates the philosophy behind the program that used football to teach the tenets of living a good life. This philosophy is based on blue-collar values such as: family and community, fathers and sons, and success and failure.

Structured around the team’s week in Phoenix, the film explores the lives of many of the players-offensive lineman Tad Miller, whose dad left Boise to train policemen in Iraq, and a core group of underclassmen who grew up together on the tough streets of Compton, finding their way together at Boise while on the road to a surprising victory. The documentary looks at the walk-on players who helped shape the season for the team. These include Colt Brooks, an undersized local kid with a big heart who eventually became the starting line backer and special team captain, and Vinnie Perretta, son of former San Diego Chargers offensive lineman Ralph Perretta (1975-1980) who ended up throwing the touchdown pass in overtime that set up the two point conversion, leading to the infamous Fiesta Bowl victory.

BSU’s bowl game versus Oklahoma became an instant classic and showcased the team’s never-say-die attitude as well as their sandlot energy and imagination. The film also charts the career of Quarterback Jared Zabransky, from his meteoric rise as a sophomore to his meltdown against Georgia and troubled junior year, to his rebirth as a senior and eventual triumph as MVP of the Fiesta Bowl. Zabransky’s complex personality and dysfunctional background could be compared with Heisman Trophy hopeful Ian Johnson’s hyper-sane, almost detached attitude toward the game.

Last but not least, the documentary also takes an in-depth look at Coach Chris Peterson, who is only one of two coaches since 1900 who has won 12 games in the first team season at the helm of a Division I football team. The film explores the challenges that Peterson faced in becoming a father figure to a hundred young men, while facing the challenge of coping with his 8-year-old son’s fight with brain cancer.

“Out of the Blue: A Story About Life and Football” is a heart-wrenching and empowering film that sends messages of hope and inspiration to all. The documentary is a must-see for not only football and sports fans, but for those who believe in never giving up the fight!

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Angela’s Confessional

Halogen TV — Fri, 11 May 2012 16:34:19 +0000

Clashes in leadership styles cause friction between Adam and Angela. Is Angela the villain, or is she being too hard on herself?

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Halogen TV presents an original series featuring the Invisible Children roadies, as they travel to raise awareness about Joseph Kony and the longest run war in Africa. Watch “Roadworthy: The Invisible Children Tour” Sundays at 9/8c and anytime online at Roadworthy.TV. Find Halogen on your local cable lineup. Don’t have it? Request it then stream the show live online.

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