A new, provocative public service campaign against sexual assault has hit airwaves and billboards across Minnesota. The campaign's message tells a viewer or listener that they could potentially be a rapist. The combination of shock and sexuality in the images is a tried and true formula for selling products, and some advocates are hoping the same formula will propel their anti-violence message into the minds of their target audience 18 to 24 year old men. Mainstreet Radio's Marisa Helms reports.