Dave Egbert’s Living Green radio is all about the green life, our planet 
and your lifestyle. Dave chats with awesome guests, celebrities, prominent individuals and organizations who are working to make a difference in our World and inspire us all to lead sustainable lives. Listen and call-in, as they discuss sustainable and organic topics and ideas for everyone; from your own backyard plants and veggie gardens to Global issues that impact us all.
Today’s Special Guests are:
Living Green Radio 10/31/09
Hour One:
Tree Museum: What can a tree tell you about a place? Well, along the Bronx New York’s Grand Concourse, they can tell you a lot. There, artist Katie Holten, has created the “Tree Museum” an audio tour that begins with trees lining the street but then delves into the stories, lives and history of the neighborhood it grows in. Katie talks with Dave about what the trees have to say.
Big Ranch get Big Green Award: Dave talks with the Tejon Ranch Company about receiving the Governor’s environmental award for stewardship, conservation and sustainable designs.
Hour Two:
Fuel: it’s more than what you put in your car: Filmmaker Josh Tickell goes on an exploration of the oil industry and energy in America to encourage a discussion of the effects of abusing our oil resources. He speaks with Dave about the culmination of 11 years of work in the documentary film, Fuel: uncovering America’s dirty little secret.
Listener Question: Sustainable, USA? Would you move to a new environmentally friendly city? if given a choice, would you ditch your hometown to live in a brand new sustainable city like the Centennial project proposed near Los Angeles?
