Ron Kurtenbach
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 Ron Kurtenbach facts

• An enthusiastic community activist, he is one of the original group which founded local Lincoln radio station KZUM and the local grocery co-op Open Harvest
• He is also one of the group which founded the short-lived Lincoln Communist music venue, The Red and Black Café, in the early 1990s, a spin-off to another talk program he produced with Sally Herrin, noted Lincoln author, and a number of others called "Zero Street" (from the Allen Ginsberg poem "Wichita Vortex Sutra" in which AG called Lincoln's main drag, O Street, "Zero Street")
• Many Lincoln bands, including Plastik Trumpet and Hour Slave played at the Red and Black
• He was a long-time custodian at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln
• He received his Ph
• D
• in English in May 2000, and taught briefly at both the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and at Kearney
• Kurtenbach is most well known for his long-running controversial Public-access television call-in show, Ron's World, that was seen nightly on local Lincoln cable TV
• On the program, he explained the basics of Marxist thinking, read poetry and spent most of the time discussing his politics with the general public
• Prior to cable television, Kurtenbach was the editor/publisher of the Lincoln Gazette