A stunning, cinematic portrait of Colombia's Arhuaco Indigenous community, the millenary inhabitants of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta. At a time of global upheaval, this documentary delivers a message of hope and an urgent warning: humanity's.
Frustrated by what she was hearing on commercial radio, Sue Carpenter built a 40-watt FM station in 1995 and ran it out of her apartment in Los Angeles, exploiting a legal case that allowed hundreds of low-power illegal radio operators to proliferate throughout the country and gave birth to the legal LPFM movement.
Consumers are empowered to purchase from "triple bottom line" businesses that consider the social, environmental and financial impacts of their companies and address some of today's most challenging issues.