Well, somebody had to do it. A name like “Peak Moment” can be a spammer’s paradise. E! Entertainment TV took the bait with their online post titled Green Machines: Climaxing on Peak Moment. The sexual innuendo seems more fitting for their audience than ours: my approach couldn’t hold a candle to mainstream media’s boob-revealing celebs. But we’re pleased with the positive review. E! Entertainment’s post follows:
OK, we’re beside ourselves at discovering a TV series on YouTube devoted to sustainability in the era of “peak oil.”
Each 30-minute installment of the Peak Moment series addresses a different aspect of eco-friendliness and advises on practices that avoid dependence on foreign oil. Not dissimilar to your local PBS station’s magazine shows, an earnest host interviews her way around a worm farm, a green building project and a carpool group, as well as hosting roundtable discussions about energy vulnerability, forest management and compost.
Low-budget but well produced, directed and edited, the Peak Moment series features fascinating subject matter and shines a spotlight on significant small-scale efforts to make the world a better place.
Hosted on a community-driven site like YouTube, one finds oneself with the oh-so-encouraging feeling that we’re all in this together and actually happy to be sharing the ark. We have seen the future, and it is us!
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CONGRATULATIONS!!! It’s high time you gals get some recognition.
We need to adapt. Take a look at this article The Great Transition: http://www.scribd.com/doc/21656220/The-Great-Transition-Navigating-Social-Economic-Ecological-Change-in-Turbulent-Times