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I do my best to work at the convergence of new media, social issues, and innovation, or social innovation. Working across the country in rural and urban communities alike, I've used media, old and new, to tell stories and raise awareness about people and initiatives making a difference in the communities that need it most.  Whether it be in renewable energy or community development, media production or writing a note, what's most important is that we tell the stories so others can be inspired to act. Read more about my work...

 

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Feb192009
DateThursday, February 19, 2009

Car Sharing, Bike Sharing, and Video Sharing




e2 on PBS is clearly one of the most wonderfully shot, developed, and delivered video series on energy and the environment available on TV and on the web (via emPivot).  Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman are the series narrators, and while these fellows are stars, the content clearly outshines even these famous actors' reputations.  With a perfect length and captivating content, the web versions of the show in a podcast format are clearly inspiring and mesmerizing. 

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Reader Comments (1)

I'm like a proud parent any time I see good documentary work coming from PBS.

On a lighter note check out "The Greens" its a full web based animation series for kids, and one of my favorites.

http://www.meetthegreens.org/episode10/

talk to you later.

February 20, 2009 | Unregistered Commenterocean

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