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Suckers pay retail, these urban shopping stars get hip for free. ______________________________________________________
•••<a href=" http://www.freecycle.org">FREECYCLE™. ORG link </a>•••
<a href=" http://www.recyclethisnyc.org"> Recycle this NYC- link</a>
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Produced, Shot and Edited by <a href=" http://johncarluccio.blogspot.com"> John Carluccio </a>
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Music By: <a href=" http://www.myspace.com/djt_rock"> DJ T Rock </a> & Nakashima <a href=" http://www.current.tv/make/music"> (AMP music library) </a>
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31 responses // FREECYCLE

  • I love the fact that you are making pods that are meaningful and reachable. This should be on TV so that more people are aware of options like these. We are wasteful in America and it's sad. I'm going to check out your toher work, froma glance, it all is realistic choices..are you an Aquarian, like me? GL
    whynot128
  • Great content. The subject-matter definitely didn't allow you to make a very visually compelling film, but that didn't keep you from telling a great story anyway, and you did a great job telling it.
    The film is light and informative, but its implications are very real and tangible.
    willrogers
  • this is a very cool practice! GL!
    zenhookah
  • this is a real gem of a piece. it has tv written all over it. very well-shot, your colours and composition of shots look fantastic and the story idea is brilliant. big big GL- eleni
    eleni
  • Definately needs to be on TV. GL
    sholao
  • I'm going to check out this site and see if I can so something like this in my town.

    This is a great pod. GL from me.
    kDrew_Productions
  • About 2:00 too long, good content, good story. Why is this better than giving to Goodwill, Housing Works, or the Salvation Army?
    gilmour1
  • I LOVE FREECYCLE! Really nice job!
    Crank_Design
  • Seems like a spin on a flee market to me. New York always has this cool things. Great pod. GL.
    Neghie
  • Freecycle rocks, this video definately hits it dead on !
    Someone asked Why is this better than giving to Goodwill, Housing Works, or the Salvation Army?
    Because they sell the items and freecycle gives it away for free, and people will pick things up from you, no transporting stuff.

    It's fabulous !
    Michelle410W46
  • Freecycling is great--the underground economy. Better for the environment and great for human interaction, too. Thanks to everyone who makes this possible!
    magickaleva
  • Hmmmm... I've got a lot of still-functional cr** I'd like to get rid of. I might actually give this a try!

    That sorta says something itself about the worthiness of this pod. I think it could be trimmed a bit, but still a good story told effectively (clearly), so GL from me.
    DanPersons
  • Freecycle rocks!!
    There's a freecycle network here in London as well!
    Nice pod! GL!
    Dflo
  • Very interesting, something to rival the "throw away generation" that is going on right now. A free garage sale. It is very true and sad how we throw away perfectly good items that can be used by less unfortunate people. GL from me.
    Check out my "Food 4 Thought".
    Brainstorm
  • Am I the only person who was completely unaware of this? Great pod, and more importantly, great info.
    mikeygleason
  • This is well put together and smoothly edited. Nice use of sound bites too. Thanks for sharing.

    Do you ever get any big wheels? Check out my pod.
    Duzer
  • Excellent. We need things like this to curb the ridiculous consumer urge that permeates mainstream western culture. And it's different that goodwill or something because everything is free. People trade and meet and give away, promoting a sense of community and communication....it breaks down barriers between people and gives them a perspective on how much we waste in our culture. GL.
    AllenCKM
  • To find out about upcoming Freemeets in NYC, check the Recycle This! website at www.recyclethisnyc.org or join our listserve!
    Paradoxish
  • Thanks for all the positive feed back.
    Here's some facts from Recycle This

    1. 80% of US products are used once, then thrown away

    2. Clothing & textiles = 6.5% of New York City's waste stream

    3. New York City residents discard 13,000 tons of waste every day.

    4. 71 pounds fo waste is created for every pound of finished products.

    5. 11.5% of NYC's waste is non-recyclable plastic. Almost half of that is plastic bags!

    6. More than 30% of municipal waste is packaging. (40% of that is plastic)
    cinquanta5000
  • Going up the ranking...
    Just came to check! :D
    Dflo
  • super cool. Thanks for putting the word out about this. We do something like this in my neighborhood in Seattle with free boxes and quarterly clothing swaps, but I didn't realize there was a global community for this. Really well put-together pod. A compelling story with interesting characters and locations. ::greenlight::
    gALLIxSEEmedia
  • Freecycle has changed my life! This pod will carry the message to countless others who suffer from clutter and over-consumption as I did until recently. Well done. (I especially appreciate the absence of any self-righteous overtones.) GL
    vegangel
  • Huge contribution to the public
    GL.
    Southernacho
  • great piece. really well shot and edited, and of course great subject. makes me want to move to fort greene where there's real community events going on like that (i live in manhattan and that stuff doesn't happen anymore) sorry i didn't get to it earlier to GL it. congrats on getting picked for TV.

    check out my piece "eighty eight" if you get a chance.
    tara_milutis
  • I knew this was destined for TV, hope I get to see in on Current UK.

    Shola
    sholao
  • BAM! You hit this one out of the park as usual! This event is super and you did a great job giving the facts and personal heart felt joy people have when they give. There's no place like NY, There's no place like NY, There's no place...
    keep banging J!
    LeahHamilton
  • BIG UPS on this footage man...this was put together very well...good luck!
    moeboogiedown
  • Thanks again for all the positive feed back. I love Freecycle ™. It nearly guarantees that what you give goes to someone that will use it.

    I once dropped off a computer and printer at the Salvation Army and they told me they would probably throw it out (I'm not even sure they e-cycle). A few years later I had two old computers that I gave away on Freecycle™. One to a guy who was creating a computer museum and another to someone making fish tanks from old Mac units.

    Some trash is only one part away from being fine. There are tons of folks looking to take that the sub-perfect item. Even better is that Freecycle™ come to you!

    Clearly in the land of plenty, we are OVER-fortunate. Pass on and buy less.
    - John Carluccio



    Catch this pod on TV FREECYCLE- TV airing
    cinquanta5000
  • loved it, very interesting x
    georgiepie
  • I'm so happy to see a POD about FreeCycle!! I heard about it a couple of years ago when I was babysitting for a single mom with 4 kids. Their money was tight and it was nice that she had this option to find some nice stuff for her kids without spending a ton of money.
    jostamey
  • Freecycle NYC's Annual Spring Cleaning FreeMeet!
    Saturday, May 17, 2008, 11am-4pm
    JJ Byrne Park, 5th Ave at 5th Street
    at the It's My Park! Day Eco Fair

    You know the drill: leave what you no longer want (as long as it's
    free, legal, appropriate for all ages and no pet hair please!) and
    take things if you can use them. What's left will be recycled or
    donated to a local charity.

    Also Featuring: Clothing and Textiles Recycling * ECO Fair with
    grassroots activist groups * Music * Crafts * Family Fun * Urban
    Gardening * Urban Bird Identification * and More!

    More Info: www.RecycleThisNYC < http://www.RecycleThisNYC> .org/freemeet
    cinquanta5000

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