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Get Curious With Safety Girl
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Get Curious with Safety Girl was a late 1990s live call-in and variety television program produced in-house at the Community Television Network. It featured Tanya Brown as Safety Girl, who promoted safe sex. Jim Rees was musical director.
http://milakeliving.com/archives/2011/LakeLivingWeb1-2011.pdf Page 12: Pinked-up Ypsi Girl shows her conser vative side By James David Dickson Tayna Brown is a cult hero to viewers of Ann Arbor’s public access network. In the early-to-mid 90s she was “Safety Girl” – blonde, long of leg, big on personality. In 2009, more than a decade after her controversial, local sex-in-the-city “ish”, alter ego left the local airwaves, Brown re-emerged as the “Ypsi Girl,” a pink-wigged socialite who overturns the gems in Ypsilanti for her Ann Arbor viewership.
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- Nearly a decade after Brown's no-holds-barred public access sex education program "Getting Curious With Safety Girl," left the local airwaves, she has recast herself as "Ypsi Girl", a pink-wig-and-black-tutu-wearing woman about town determined to change the perception of Ypsilanti, one CTN viewer at a time.
- Superhero of sex: Safety Girl goes on a one-woman pleasure crusade, Metro Times, January 13, 1999
- In a women’s bathroom down the hall from Ann Arbor’s Community Television Network office, Safety Girl is dressing for her December show. She puts on a Santa Girl outfit — a bright red dress with white frills, thigh-high black boots, fishnet stockings, a dog collar, chains hanging off her black belt, and a red hat with feathers dangling down her back.
- "I hope I don’t make you uncomfortable or anything," she says with uncharacteristic modesty. I look up from my notebook, and she’s topless, struggling to put on a corset. "I’ll just keep asking questions," I say.
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- The Safety Girl producer is now putting together a set of compilation shows of just the musical segments and dancing. The first episode features Jo Serrapere, the Ghettobillies, Starlight Drifters, [[Summers Delaney & Sharp], and the Imperial Swing Orchestra.
