Victoria’s Secret, the Blue Dot and the Philippine Attorney
Interview: Tzeporah Berman You may remember the “Victoria's Dirty Secret” campaign from 2005 – a full-page ad in the New York Times showing a beautiful model in underwear, holding a chainsaw. One...
View ArticleGuest Post: The Latest Green Interview – Alberto Acosta
The following is a guest post by Taylor Edison, student at the Kings Journalism School in Halifax, Nova Scotia. The environment has rights: penguins, panthers, and rivers have the right to exist and...
View ArticleSix Crazy Months! Sorry for the Silence! (But we think it was worth the wait)
As our faithful followers know, The Green Interview strives to post one new interview every month – but if we don’t tell you we’ve done that, how would you know? And we haven’t recently told you what...
View ArticleUpdate: Two Green Interviews, A New Film, and A Bigger Film
Hello, friends! Time — well past time, in fact — for a biggish update. As you may know, the Green Interview team devoted the first nine months of this year largely to the GreenRights Maritimes project...
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The ‘Dock Deck Doc’ – Multimedia Storytelling in the Web-Wide World May 30, 2018 Freelance Files: The ‘Dock Deck Doc’ – Multimedia Storytelling in the Web-Wide World By Silver Donald Cameron Shrinking...
View ArticleAnd now… Green Rights, The Tour!
There it is, in a nutshell. In every creative project, there’s a tension between creating the work and helping it find its audience. For months, we’ve been finishing the keystone pieces of the Green...
View ArticleThe Minister, Halifax, Taiwan, and Hawaii
So who’s that? Canadian Environment Minister Catherine McKenna, speaking with Bill Casey, MP for Colchester-Cumberland, Nova Scotia — who is a big fan of the Green Rights project and The Green...
View ArticleThumbnail, Kindle and Calendar
You spoke. We listened. You told us overwhelmingly that you preferred the photo that showed me talking with Mi’kmaw canoe builder Todd Labrador, beside the Wildcat River. But some of you found the...
View ArticleThank you, Halifax! And on to Antigonish!
Wow! A standing ovation, brisk book sales, strong cash donations and a lively question period – what more could one have asked from our Halifax screening of the Green Rights film last evening at Mount...
View ArticleFarewell to Orri Vigfusson. Three cheers for David Korten. And one hand claps...
Orri Vigfusson is one of my heroes – a very successful Icelandic businessman from a fishing family who made it his mission to save the wild Atlantic salmon from extinction by purchasing and retiring...
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