Tag: Joe Galliani
Wayback Machine Trip To 2008 Reveals Greenius Prognostications On Harsh Climate Reality
When my good friend and former CBS EcoMedia colleague, Taylor, heard Larry Mantle on today’s live broadcast of KPCC’s Film Week mention, “Joe from Redondo Beach” and the documentary “Inconvenient Truth,” she texted to ask if that was me.
Yup. It was.
So was this back in 2008.
So cool to have the historical record to show who said what, when.
I got the price of gas wrong, but nailed the rest of it.
“The Least You Can Do” Reveals One Of The #MillionsMissing To Sold Out Audience
Last Sunday night at the Ruskin Group Theatre in Santa Monica, California, a rapt audience got a rare view of what people with the little known ME/CFS disease go through. Now you can watch the video of this powerful performance and see for yourself.
Trump Supporter In Audience Interrupts New Greenius One Act At Historic Ruskin Group Theatre As Sold Out Audience Kept Spellbound
LA Critics Say “The Meating” Is Best Play Yet By Greenius
See for yourself:
World Premier Of My Latest One Act Play This Sunday!
Before I Was The Greenius I Was Jawsome & Fintastic
My new favorite news source, SYFY TV published this video on Facebook on September 11, 2019. It’s now had 1.1 million views and 7,200+ shares.
We knew back in the 90s that things would get really interesting when the kids who were part of Street Sharks Nation grew up and because young adults.
I love having been part of America’s mainstream consumer culture during its height. Especially in light of how I’ve spent the last decade or so.
Latest Galliani Play, Part II Of My Family Trilogy, Wows Audiences At Ruskin Group Theatre
New Greenius Comedy One-Act Debuts At Ruskin Group Theatre Starring Mouchette van Helsdingen & Ryan Stiffleman
What’s In It For Me?
I was in Carson California last month at their City Council meeting to speak on behalf of the resolution I asked them to pass to approve participating in a feasibility study on community choice aggregation (CCA).
Carson was the sixth city to have our resolution on their agenda, the five others having already passed it. Like in each of the other cities, someone in Carson, this time the City Manager, had the same question for me,
“I understand all the CCA program stuff you’re telling us about Joe, but what I don’t get is what’s in it for YOU?”
That’s what someone always asks when I pitch them our South Bay Clean Power initiative, especially when they find out I’m doing this work full time. They want to know who is paying me.
When you work pro bono, turn down all job and consulting offers on the issue, and say “no,” to $18,000 a month gigs offered you by people in this growing field, people get real suspicious and uneasy.
I gave the Carson City Manager what has now become my standard reply.
Creative Greenius 