Below are links to the first episode of “Southern Tier”, a documentary by two cross-country bicyclists. Check it out for roadway adventure, a journey across America, and a series of perspectives on environmental activism and awareness. They rode from Long Beach, California to Key West, Florida, with a brief stop in Miami. Stay tuned for future episodes to see their take on the 305 (and 786!).

Below is the info on Episode One- stay posted for more episodes over the next few months.

Thanks, and spread the word! -Adam

Episode 1
Ride from: Newport Beach, CA Ride to: Tucson, AZ
Focus: Ocean Relationship / Water Conservation / Fire Ecology / Solar Panels / Energy conservation / Biosphere 2 / Bicycle Co-op

Highlights Include:
Ed Begley Jr
Aquarium of the Pacific – CEO Dr. Jerry Schubel
Nobel Prize Chemistry 1995 – Dr. Sherwood Roland
Earth Resource Foundation – Stephanie Barger
Waste Management – Alberto Guardado
Southern Nevada Water Authority – Doug Bennett
Fire Ecologist NAU – Dr. Pete Fule
Global Solar – Scott Weidman
Tucson Electric Power – Joe Salkowski
Biosphere 2 – John Adams
Tuesday Night Bike Ride – University of Arizona Campus
BICAS – Bicycle Inter Community Art and Salvage

I hope you will take the time to check out some of these links below and PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE pass these links on to as many people as you can. We are trying to generate some buzz about this project so that we can complete the series. It will only happen with support from a large base of people helping push it. Also, whenever possible please leave comments and hit the like buttons.

To view the first Episode. VIMEO (in HD), YOUTUBE, SOUTHERN-TIER.NET, iTUNES VIDEO PODCAST

VIMEO (in HD) – (3×20 minute clips)

YOUTUBE – (6×10 minute clips)

SOUTHERN-TIER.NET It is 55 minutes in length so it will be a slower download.

ITUNES To download the shows for viewing on your ipod or as a free video podcast search the itunes store for Southern Tier.

Thanks for taking a look at the first episode. Earth Day is right around the corner, help do your part in keeping the environmental discussion moving forward and pass these links on to as many people as possible.

Jeff Hyland
Producer
Positive Social Change Documentaries