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Equine Destiny
America shines brightest when concerned citizens come together and support a common and necessary cause. The destiny of America's equines lies in our hands...Equine Destiny, the documentary, exposes mounting issues facing this country's equines. Horse abandonment and neglect are not new problems. Today, these problems have increased dramatically.
In 2007, already growing factors contributing to the mistreatment and wrongful deaths of America's horses were hit by a new force; the downturn in our economy. Thousands of horse owners around the country have been forced to part with their beloved companions without knowing their animals will be okay; sending them into the cold reality of starvation, disease, and slaughter for human consumption. There are no simple answers to these problems, but an immediate need for greater understanding to create positive and tangible solutions.
Learn more at www.EquineDestiny.com
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Generation Why?
1.6 million left behind...Generation Why? will allow us to take an in-depth look into the lives of homeless youth in America today. As a provocative documentary, Generation Why? will follow life coach and best-selling author Rich German as he journeys through the landscape of homelessness and gives names, faces, and stories, to the statistics we seem to ignore..
Learn more at GenWhyMovie.com
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Crossing The Indigo Bridge
Explore the relationship between self, awakening and response to the environment...An animated film to support the global shift in consciousness. By bridging ancient knowledge from indigenous communities with cutting edge western models of science, Crossing The Indigo Bridge highlights the pathways to the evolution of our conciousnes.
Learn more at INCFworld.org
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The Guayaki Story
Documentary on the preservation of indigenous peoples and the restoration of our precious Rain Forest. Guayaki Yerba Mate's dedication to making this world a better place is both inspiring and innovative. The Guayaki mission is to provide over 1,000 living wage jobs and restore 200,000 acres of Rainforest by 2020 through their "Market Driven Restoration" business model.
The Guayaki Story's vision is to create a documentary that tells the story of the Ache Guayaki peoples government driven genocide, illustrate the destruction of the South American Atlantic Rain Forrest, and show how a group of young professionals, the Guayaki Yerba Mate team, are not only reforesting the Rainforest but creating a profitable business model grounded in philanthropy and sustainability. In addition to our awareness campaign, we will also be contributing to the Fundacion Agroecologica Iguazu which is putting programs in place to reforrest the Rain Forrest and supporting the indigenous people of that region.
Learn more at INCFworld.org and www.guayaki.com.
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The Steel Report
Focusing on issues such as health, diet, food, the environment, critical thinking, World news, natural Energy, sustainablity and much more...Adam Steel of The Steel Report is dedicated to delivering alternative forms of news to the main stream. Covering events, working with major institutions, engaging in investigative journalism and asking the difficult questions, The Steel Report is an online resource to educate and inspire the collective masses. In this episode, Adam Steel checks in at the Switchfoot BRO/AM 2010 which is an event put on by Hurly and Switchfoot to benefit local chapters of StandUp For Kids. StandUp For Kids is a nation-wide organization that goes to the streets in order to find, stabilize, and help homeless kids improve their lives. Adam had a chance to interview pro surfers Rob Machado, Timmy Curran, and founder of StandUp For Kids, Rick Koca.
www.TheSteelReport.com