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Green Festival TV presents an ongoing series of keynote speeches given at the worlds largest sustainability event, the Green Festival. Speakers at the Green Festival are articulate, powerful advocates for a just and sustainable planet. From authors and filmmakers to politicians, musicians and scientists, these renowned individuals inspire packed audiences with their expertise—one of the most compelling draws to Green Festival since 2002. Green Festival is a joint project of Global Exchange a ...
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Episode: Season's Over The Gang recaps the end to the Celtics' season and playoff run, breaking down how they disintigrated in the final stretch by playing bad basketball. They play with the idea of who's the worst player that needs to go, issue a comprehensive team report card, and try to predict who might be sent packing when the draft gets under…
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"Every game is the playoff is important." The Gang recounts the Celtics' horrible playoff start with a little round of word association. They ponder the validity of Kelly Olynyk's injuries, "weigh in" on Jared Sullinger's growing waistband, and question just how much longer the team can go under the Danny Ainge system.…
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The Gang talks the return of Jae Crowder and the Celtics' chances at a sixth seed with the playoffs approaching. They offer a humorous debate over which superstar represents the Celtics, then turn serious with Stats arguing different teams' approaches to building towards mediocrity, versus another championship. They touch on the Warriors' fast appr…
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Dave returns as the Gang gets back to business discussing whether to trade for star power if the caveat was parting with head coach Brad Stevens. They revisit the worst ex-Celtics in the last ten years, rate LeBron's ability to stay on top of the league in the wake of young phenom Steph Curry, and bring another edition of the Brooklyn Report.…
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Kurt and Stats get together and lament the total lack of movement by the Celtics as the trade deadline came and passed. They entertain outrageous trade rumors across the league, and touch on Isiah Thomas' performance at the All Star Game. Red's Army contributor Ben Mark calls in to further discuss the trade deadline, expectations for the remainder …
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The gang gets together to chat about the upcoming NBA All Star week, specifically the over-commercialized hype and the fact it lacks real purpose. The attention shifts to the rhetorical "Will the Celtics ever be great again?" and they wrap up by covering the coaching shake-up in Cleveland, the drama on the Clippers, and an all new Brooklyn Report.…
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After a month-long hiatus, the Gang gets back in the studio to talk the double-overtime loss to the Warriors, and spectulate wildly about trade rumors-- principally surrounding the Kings' DeMarcus Cousins and the Rockets' Dwight Howard. Later, they reminisce over the video game NBA JAM in a fun exercise where they put together their favorite teams …
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The Gang continues last week's food theme by recounting the many injuries of Marcus Smart and the frustrations of watching Jared Sullinger. With Thanksgiving on the mind, they compile a list of this season's biggest "turkeys," Kurt rehashes his profound dislike for Kelly Olynyk, and they also cover what (little) they're thankful for in this year's …
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With the Celtics flirting with .500, the Gang talks Evan Turner and Santarpio's, Kurt's love for Jae Crowder, and the second installment of "The Brooklyn Report." The conversation turns to the Heat's Gerald Green and his allegations over Flakka use, and they play "Would You Rather," covering everything from swapping players to world championships.…
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...is it's not really going through the hoop." One week removed from their optimistic predictions, the Gang finds reality abruptly crashing in on this young season. They touch on the rookie outlook and evaluate the merits of Marcus Smart entering his second season. The debate to trade for the Pacers' Paul George rages with Kurt and Stats arguing to…
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In an ode to Red's Army's recent take on the "Best of the Best" Celtics who've yet to have their numbers retired, the Gang takes the opposite tack by compiling a list of the worst players to ever put on an unretired number. From Sebastian Telfair, to Von Wafer, to Jiri Welsch, they round out an all-time list of forgettable names and revisit this er…
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Perry Jones, summer league, emojis, and a little less negativity. Kurt and Stats discuss the Perry Jones signing and the abundance of expiring contracts on the Celtics roster. They go around the summer league weighing the potential impact and futures of Boston's current draft picks, and who might be the first to get cut before the start of training…
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No 'Love': Episode Free Agency "I heard this from a smart person once-- Get better players." Kurt delves into free agency with the signings of Jae Crowder and the recent trade for Warriors power forward David Lee, with Dave and Stats comiserating over what's next for the Celtics in light of these mediocre moves. The Gang goes around the league noti…
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Rozier & Hunter & Mickey & Thornton "Just keep in mind, that most draft guys don't wind up being good." The Gang commiserates the (mis)fortunes of the Celtics' draft picks with "Stats Ainge" dissecting where the C's went wrong while theorizing what could've been, and where the team might go forward with the late-rounders and presumptive trade deals…
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While we all enjoy eating out, many of us may not realize how environmentally destructive it can be. Find out what local restaurants and their partners are doing to lessen their footprints and go green. From the food they serve and the supplies they buy to the spaces they create and the waste they recycle, these businesses are going green across th…
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A Great Moral Hunger Chair of the board of Death Penalty Focus, Farrell is also spokesperson for Concern America, an international refugee aid and development organization, and co-chair emeritus of the California Committee of Human Rights Watch. He has also been a Good Will Ambassador for the United Nations High Commission for Refugees. Known by mi…
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An Edible Education Round Table Chef Waters, owner of Chez Panisse in Berkeley, CA, will convene an edible education policy round table with local and national experts, including Illinois Congressman Danny Davis and filmmaker Chris Taylor. Waters has championed this movement nationally, offering hope in the light of the new Obama administration's v…
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The Balance of Nature? Humanity is driving species to extinction a hundred times faster than species would become extinct naturally, and the rate continues to accelerate at an alarming rate. Reducing deforestation and restoring deforested areas is by far the cheapest, simplest and most effective way of both slowing down climate change and reducing …
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Transforming Turmoil into a New Economy For the first time in human history, every individual faces the same crises: climate change, diminishing resources and economic turmoil. We all have a crucial stake in how we move forward. It is time to develop positive models that are committed to creating a world that future generations will want to inherit…
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Burn the Banks Palast, The New York Times best-selling author and investigative journalist extraordinaire, will give the inside skinny on the billionaire bonus babies of banking. He will tell tales from his years of investigating the banking buzzards - from the Congo to Detroit - showing us the files marked "secret" and "confidential". The Chicago …
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Gavin Newsom, Mayor of San Francisco, made a special guest appearance at the 8th annual San Francisco Green Festival, a project of Global Exchange and Green America. He spoke on support for green jobs, plug-in electric hybrid cars and city-wide composting, setting a green agenda for San Francisco.
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Even the Smallest Dog Can Lift its Leg on the Tallest Building Hightower, populist speaker, agitator, best-selling author and radio commentator, is taking on the powers that be on behalf of the powers that ought to be - small farmers, small-business people, workers, grassroots organizers and just plain folk - to share with people how they can make …
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Standing Up to the Madness: Ordinary Heroes in Extraordinary Times When powerful individuals, organizations and governments manipulate media to spread their own agendas, it is imperative that forums are in place to make sure the full stories are told. In many cases, this has not occurred through various mainstream media outlets. Goodman will set th…
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Getting Green Done If sustainability were quick and easy, as many consultants suggest, we'd have done it by now. Everyone's talking green, but global carbon dioxide emissions are climbing, and climate scientists tell us we have under a decade to solve the problem. We need fewer visionaries and more grunts. It's time to make stuff happen. Schendler,…
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Burn the Banks Palast, The New York Times best-selling author and investigative journalist extraordinaire, will give the inside skinny on the billionaire bonus babies of banking. He will tell tales from his years of investigating the banking buzzards - from the Congo to Detroit - showing us the files marked "secret" and "confidential". The Chicago …
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Sustainable Healing from the Legacy of Slavery Rooks stood at the infamous "door of no return" at the Elmina slave dungeon in Ghana trying to imagine what reaching this spot must have felt like for some long-ago, African ancestor. Years earlier, DeWolf, a descendent of the largest slave-trading dynasty in U.S. history, stood at that same iron gate …
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For the first time in human history, every individual faces the same crises: climate change, diminishing resources and economic turmoil. We all have a crucial stake in how we move forward. It is time to develop positive models that are committed to creating a world that future generations will want to inherit. We the people have the power to demand…
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Pulp to Protein: The Green Job Machine / Orphan Teaching Orphans We are witness to the demise of an economy built on what we did not have. Now we have an opportunity to evolve towards an economy based on what we have. In developing countries alone, where basic needs are unmet, the financial crisis has put 50 million people out of work. Based on mor…
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Cracking the Code: The Art and Science of Persuasion Both an art and science, political persuasion is as much about biology as ideology, about knowing how the brain processes information and how that influences the way people perceive messages, make decisions and form worldviews. Drawing on his background as a psychotherapist, advertising executive…
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Standing Up to the Madness: Ordinary Heroes in Extraordinary Times The Bush administration manipulated and fabricated news to suit its purposes while the corporate media worked hand in glove with the powerful to deceive the public. Many people are fighting back, but their stories too often go untold. Goodman will expose how all this happened and wi…
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The New Apollo Project Since 2003, the Apollo Alliance has argued that the problems of global warming, oil dependence and income inequality require bold action. The Obama administration's economic stimulus package is the first step in taking us toward a new clean energy economy, but it is just a start. Find out about The New Apollo Program, a compr…
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