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This is my first experiment with a webisode. I’d like to develop a weekly “show” <EBD TV> where I interview via skype or visit innovators in person and find out what they’re up to. I’m already doing this anyway, traveling around the country almost weekly. I might as well be recording it so others might get inspired too.
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more about the project:
Pop Up Burlington: Create an Online Matching Site between Empty Spaces and Creative Citizens
Pop Up Burlington (alpha) site
to find out more or offer help, contact amy.kirschner [at] gmail dot com, or on twitter @amykirschner
emergent by design 
Great interview. As a Burlington native, I’m proud to see this creativity emerging in a smaller metropolitan area. More resources here:
http://www.rhok.org/solutions/pop-burlington
Here#s how a business helps other create people-centered local economies
In 2004, one of the ways this was deployed was the Friends of Beslan initiative in which rather than focus on anonymous charitable assistance the emphasis was on using a database to match those wishing to act in compassion to engage directly in the spirit of international friendship and peace.
EBD TV – Great idea! Very informative. Enjoyed it!
great idea! do it!
lovely. bravo.
great first effort at video! the sky’ the limit — Love Amy’s project – she needs to get in touch with Jerry Paffendorf of Loveland who’s been working on a similar system for Detroit. Convergences!
Inspiring project; and nice dense conversation with substantive action focus. Little more “in person” and “on the ground” would be excellent too…and of course a regular spate of infographics 🙂
As far as taking this project toward an “awareness design” mode, maybe look at structuring some themes that will connect across episodes (and media/channels, for that matter). You could take advantage of YouTube’s annotation features and granularly link related segments or supporting material with a pop-up button to send viewers to a particular timecode in another video.
One set of helpful general categories might be this acronymic from Michael Maranda @tropology: Stories, Conversations, Organizations, People, Events–SCOPE …could even chunk up the episodes into a short bit under each of those headings.
oo, i like the SCOPE framework! thank you for sharing!!
and thank you for the information on the youtube annotation. i know nothing about any of that, so just at phase 1 learning