By Todd Mayville on Nov 5, 2008 in active citizenship, blog | 0 Comments
Tonight was the most intense and emotional election I've ever experienced; it was one of the most intense and emotional nights of my life.…
By Todd Mayville on Nov 3, 2008 in active citizenship, blog | 0 Comments
Generation WE: The Movement Begins... from Generation We on Vimeo. Born between 1978 and 2000? That makes you a "Millenial," the largest generation in…
By Jeff Roth on Nov 1, 2008 in active citizenship | 0 Comments
So much stink is made of Obama's now-repudiated pastor Wright. In the final days of the campaign, it gets dirtier and uglier. But all the…
By Jeff Roth on Oct 26, 2008 in active citizenship, blog | 1 Comment
Last night I woke up, startled by a b-grade racist dream. It was surreal. But aren’t they all? The dream began with me walking down…
By Todd Mayville on Oct 12, 2008 in Uncategorized, active citizenship, blog | 0 Comments
Got this sent to me by a co-worker. …
By Todd Mayville on Oct 12, 2008 in active citizenship, blog | 0 Comments
In a lot of ways, you have to feel kind of sorry for John McCain. His VP pick, Sarah Palin, certainly hasn't lived up…
By Todd Mayville on Oct 10, 2008 in active citizenship, blog | 2 Comments
I'm not sure who actually said, "from the sublime to the ridiculous is but a step," but it definitely applies to the recent antics…
By Anna Gilkerson on Oct 3, 2008 in Uncategorized, blog, enlightened education, events | 0 Comments
J. Riley a student of University of Central Florida Post vice-presidential debate, I had a chance to read my morning dose of The New…
By Lindsey on Sep 10, 2008 in active citizenship, blog | 0 Comments
I look forward to seeing the coverage of McCain and Obama meeting at the World Trade Center site tomorrow. But for now, on the…
By Todd Mayville on Sep 3, 2008 in active citizenship, blog, reviews | 0 Comments
In the rush and hustle of the political season, it’s easy to get caught up in the vigor and vitriol and forget that elections…
By Scott on Aug 29, 2008 in blog, events | 1 Comment
Today while 74,000 people bask in the aftermath of Obama’s historic speech (I realize the importance of it all but I’m not sure I’m…
By elephant on Aug 20, 2008 in active citizenship, blog, non-new agey spirituality, yoga | 4 Comments
Waylon Lewis, for elephantjournal.com: Recently, we interviewed Amy Goodman, Paul Hawken and Lester Brown. They all say the same thing: that media is the…
By Waylon Lewis on Aug 19, 2008 in active citizenship, blog, sustainability | 0 Comments
If only wishing made it so. Teddy: icon of the Right, beloved by the Left, a celebrity, trust-buster, war hero, our first great environmentalist...a…
By Waylon Lewis on Aug 17, 2008 in active citizenship, blog | 1 Comment
[gallery] Fun, quick way to catch up on all the political ups and downs of the Primary and now the Presidential race. Video: And below you'll…
By Waylon Lewis on Aug 17, 2008 in active citizenship, blog | 1 Comment
Last night, Rick Warren, pastor of the megachurch Saddleback, hosted both Obama and McCain. Check out Obama's answer to that least-favorite of questions: who you…
By Waylon Lewis on Aug 16, 2008 in active citizenship, blog, non-new agey spirituality | 0 Comments
Rick Warren, Southern Baptist minister of a megachurch, is leader of a new breed of Evangelicals: he focuses on issues like poverty, AIDS, Global Warming...only…
By Waylon Lewis on Aug 16, 2008 in active citizenship, blog, organics, sustainability | 3 Comments
The best article I've read on how to fight Global Warming. Here's an excerpt (from Brown's latest book, Plan B 3.0): The U.S. entry into…
By Waylon Lewis on Aug 16, 2008 in active citizenship, blog | 0 Comments
Personally, I appreciate the sentiment and power of this video, but I think—I hope—that it's a bit over the top. John McCain may be…
By Waylon Lewis on Aug 12, 2008 in active citizenship, blog | 1 Comment
Check out the video below (click Read the Rest)...Jon Ralston asks some tough, slippery questions on energy, wind, solar, drilling...and Obama grins and holds…
By Waylon Lewis on Aug 12, 2008 in active citizenship, blog | 0 Comments
Pawlenty? Crist? Thune? Mitt? My new favorite eco/politics blog, Red Green & Blue, strikes again with Timothy B. Hurst's rundown of John McCain's options and…
By Waylon Lewis on Aug 9, 2008 in active citizenship, blog | 3 Comments
I'm 34. I can hardly remember Reagan, or Bush the First, and I don't try too hard. I liked President Clinton, but that man…
By Waylon Lewis on Aug 6, 2008 in active citizenship, blog | 4 Comments
I gotta admit, it's the first time I've ever heard her 1) complete three sentences in, like, a row and 2) show more a…
By admin on Aug 5, 2008 in Uncategorized, active citizenship, blog | 0 Comments
Like many, I started off this election cycle being purty psyched, after eight years of Mr. Hedge, at the quality of our 2008 candidates.…
By admin on Aug 5, 2008 in Uncategorized, active citizenship, blog, conscious consumerism, sustainability | 0 Comments
Much ado about Obama's great/commonsense idea: inflate your tires and we'll save far more oil (and you'll save far more $$$s) than all the…
By Waylon Lewis on Aug 1, 2008 in active citizenship, blog | 0 Comments
Senator John McCain's sense of humor, as evidenced by the whacky campaign ad, above, seems to have a dark lining of fear around the…
By Waylon Lewis on Jul 18, 2008 in active citizenship, blog, sustainability | 0 Comments
“We’re borrowing money from China to buy oil from the Persian Gulf to burn it in ways that destroy the planet,” Mr. Gore said.…
By Waylon Lewis on Jul 14, 2008 in active citizenship, blog | 0 Comments
"...nearly $1 trillion." Now that's a lot of schools. (click on that, best most inspiring article I've read in...like, a week). On a liiiighter…
By Waylon Lewis on Jul 2, 2008 in active citizenship, blog | 0 Comments
You know you're on the wrong path when: 1) you're a Democracy but... 2) your military is teaching Chinese Communist torture techniques (used on…
