Caroline welcomes Emmanuel Vaughan-Lee, filmmaker, musician and composer whose award-winning films have been featured on PBS, National Geographic, The New York Times, The New Yorker, The Atlantic, exhibited at the Smithsonian and screened at festivals worldwide.
Offering two of Vaughan-Lee’s films as Fund Drive enticements –
“Elemental” a feature documentary, protecting what we love,
and “Living Library Vol 1” – a collection of 14 short films.
“The 14 films on this two-disc dvd set make up a Living Library of global stories, exploring the threads that connect culture, ecology and beauty. The following films are included: Celeritas, Yukon Kings, Barrio de Paz, Laugh Clown Laugh, The People’s Grocery, Silent Crescendo, A Thousand Suns, Path of Freedom, Karma Kitchen, Not Just a Piece of Cloth, Ubuntu, A Game for Life, The Ocean Inside, and What Would it Look Like? “
And at end of the hour, as part of the Fund Drive, Delia Carroll will be proffering access to the North American Permaculture Convergence at the Solar Living Institute in Hopland, CA (happening September 14-18th).
Featuring Community-Based, Nature-Inspired, People-Powered Solutions to Climate Change, Resource Depletion, & Economic Instability: 100+ Speakers, 70+ Workshops, Music & Entertainment
Great show, as always, and in the midst of a fund drive, no less! Happy 20th anniversary, Caroline! Your show is the best thing KPFA’s got going (though I love the work done by Mitch Jeserich, Sasha Lilley, Mark Mericle… all you folks!).
I trust Caroline’s work is duly appreciated at Pacifica; she’s why I continually send you a little more than I can comfortably afford. Rock on!