Featured Docs & Non-Fiction:

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  ICARE Project

  (Automotive, Eco / Green, Travel)
  [ 2:01 - from YouTube ]

  The ICARE Project: A Wind and solar powered car attempts to complete a journey across 30 countries without emitting a single gram of CO2.  How long will it be before we're all driving vehicles like this?  It's probably a ways away, but I hope by the time they're available they've made the design a little more streamlined. view

  

  Social Media Enthusiast Susan Elaine Cooper
  Social Media Enthusiast 
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  Split: A Divided America

  (Politics, Reality, Travel)
  [ 1:20:25 - from Hulu ]

  As an election documentary filmmaker, I really appreciated this film by Kelly Nyks that travels America in search of common ground and evolving discourse between the Red and Blue State mindset.  Determinedly non-partisan while exploring sides of the culture wars, this is a genteel and genuine effort to elevate our civil discourse.  Though this film was made in anticipation of the 2008 election, it is perhaps more relevant now than ever before. view

  

  Political Comedy Activist John Wellington Ennis
  Filmmaker, FREE FOR ALL!
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  Blog Action Day 2009

  (Eco / Green)
  [ 1:51 - from BloggingHeads ]

  Every year, people from all over the world are united by blog posts about common issues.  Awareness invariably increases, making blogs part of the greatest social event on the web.  Climate Change is the topic of conversation this year, and we can all participate. view

  

  Animation Expert Luis López
  Graphic Designer / Web Designer / Animator / Blogger 
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  All Electric Volvo C30 Makes Its Official Debut

  (Automotive)
  [ 2:23 - from YouTube ]

  Volvo, known for safety in its vehicles, is rolling out a series of electric cars with zero emissions.  They'll be battery-electric, or BEV, fully electric, not hybrid gas-electric. Their goal is zero emissions, combined with safety.  Check it out. view

  

  Indie Music Expert Varlo Vanore
  Writer, Musician
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  Fellini Discusses LSD

  (Profiles)
  [ 4:35 - from YouTube ]

  In this video, master filmmaker Federico Fellini states that normal people need LSD to bring down the boundaries between the subconscious and conscious parts of their psyche. According to Fellini, an artist is always letting himself be flooded by subconscious elements. So LSD didn't do much for the great Italian master of symbolism, except make colors have their own objective reality. That's a funny comment for someone who mainly worked in black and white. Also notice the cool black tie.  view

  

  Playwright / Video Producer Julian Camilo Pozzi
  Playwright/Video Producer, House of Broken Windows
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  Beefheart on Letterman

  (Profiles)
  [ 17:31 - from YouTube ]

  This is pretty amazing to me as a historical document that shows that popular culture was not always so superficial. Here's this weird guy, amazing artist, Don Van Vliet, and he's on this nationwide television show with Letterman, and they are actually talking. For 17 minutes. It's not jokey, it's not promotional, it is real conversation. It is kind of nice. It makes you think: what the hell happened to us? When did we become such idiots? view

  

  Guest eGuider Samuel Loewenberg
  Journalist
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  AC/DC Rock n Roll Fannation: It's a Long Way to Wilkes-Barre (If You Wanna Rock 'n Roll)

  (Cultural)
  [ 6:33 - from Vimeo ]

  It's been a long time since AC/DC played a show, but they're back together at last. Dedicated fans from all over the world congregate to catch a concert played by the band they adore. This series gives us an inside look at the most loyal AC/DC fans and shows us how a band can really make an impression on a generation. If you're not already a fan, take a look... this series could add new meaning to your life.  view

  

  Core eGuider Marc Ostrick
  Co-Founder, eGuiders
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  Bitchin' Kitchen: Underdog Vegetables

  (How-To)
  [ 4:21 - from YouTube ]

  "Bitchin' Kitchen" is a cooking show with attitude and lots of laughs. Nadia G is the host of this very unique take on the typical culinary TV program. It's fun to watch, and easy to learn. We've come a long way since Julia Child. view

  

  eGuider Ezra Soiferman
  Award-winning Canuck documentary filmmaker, street photographer and blogger.