Every station has IDs. Indo Radio had a benediction.
"We Love You People!!" — that's how broadcasts ended, and the 2012 homepage manifesto signed off the same way, in caps. The recovered archive holds multiple cuts of it, plus the production spots that put the station's heroes on air: five MLK Jr. spots, two John Lennon spots, and a full Bob Marley session.
"We are all Bob Marley. We are all John Lennon. We are all Martin Luther King Jr's." — the 2012 manifesto, with the receipts now streaming beside it.
This wasn't aesthetic. The station produced actual radio spots for the figures it claimed as spiritual ancestors — advocacy as programming, a decade before brand-values decks made it corporate. There's also a Gary Johnson decriminalization segment from the era when saying it on air still cost you something.
All of it is in Indo Radio Classic for members, and the original station IDs are playable by anyone on the legacy page. We love you people. Still.
— Indo Radio · The Vault Desk