The intro to this piece was especially well delivered. The "needs of larger society" really leaves the listener with an impression of the topic of the hour. This interview with Marjora Carater is really excellent: she is likable, funny, gives excellent examples, and steps back to look at the big picture.
I didn't catch the host's name until minute 29 - it sounds like an impeccable impression of Dick Gordon, host of The Story from American Public Media, who I love as an interviewer.
I liked the questions that inquired the inner motivations of the green movement - not just restoring the environment, but restoring people, too.
Comments for Growing the Green Collar Economy
Produced by Gregg McVicar, Matthew Fidler, and Michael Schwartz
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Tom Niemisto
Posted on March 16, 2009 at 01:27 AM | Permalink
Timely and inspiring
The intro to this piece was especially well delivered. The "needs of larger society" really leaves the listener with an impression of the topic of the hour. This interview with Marjora Carater is really excellent: she is likable, funny, gives excellent examples, and steps back to look at the big picture.
I didn't catch the host's name until minute 29 - it sounds like an impeccable impression of Dick Gordon, host of The Story from American Public Media, who I love as an interviewer.
I liked the questions that inquired the inner motivations of the green movement - not just restoring the environment, but restoring people, too.
Emily Corwin
Posted on March 12, 2009 at 05:42 PM | Permalink
excellent subject, loveable personalities
Excellent subject, loveable personalities, good questions, very intelligent. The host's laughter can be awkward. A very good listen, nevertheless.