Disclaimer: The facts below are all true, they are just slightly misrepresented to mislead you.

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RadioFreeBabylon is many things. We're a band. We're a blog. We're a broadcast. We're creators of books, screenplays and Images & Comics. We're advertisers. We're landscapers. We're web-graffiti artists. We're a traveling roadshow. We're a movement.

We were described by an Aussie visitor this way: "They disrupt the everyday and the opinionated links we make between words (& art & music) and experience; the links that speak as if the world were easily translatable into a common language and experience that we all share."

So, yeah - we're sort of disrupters - in a constructive way.

RadioFreeBabylon is a consortium of artists, writers, programmers, marketers, scientists, landscapers, readers, listeners, filmmakers, comedians, designers, administrators, teachers, clergy, musicians, producers, thinkers, comptrollers, and doers.

Our business is media creation. This takes the form of literature, music, software, web sites, and other such tangible and purchasable expressions of our gifts. We also trade in the abstract. Ideas, thoughts, essays, and stunts. Comedy, drama, fact and fiction.

Founded in the 21st Century, our original association had only three members, located in strategic cities across the North American continent. In 2002, we moved our headquarters from Springfield, Missouri, to a sprawling campus on the outskirts of Orlando, Florida.

Here, in the playground of the country, home to Disney and other giants of the Thought and Dream trades, we continue to merge our collective talents utilizing the latest in technology, both hard and soft, in this syndicate we call RadioFreeBabylon.

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(Please do not confuse our organization with the independent film project that goes by the name "Radio Free Babylon." We are in no way associated with that low-budget and heretofore unfinished movie. This name was registered to us in 2000 and incorporated in Missouri that same year. If the film project known as "Radio Free Babylon" ever gets released, we will sue its creators and distributors for defamation. If there was a movie released called "Xerox," don't you think the Xerox corporation would have something to say about that? We rest our case.)