Showing posts with label Cool People Care. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cool People Care. Show all posts

Friday, December 12, 2008

Local Aficionado- Nashville; episode 3

Interview with Sam Davidson from Cool People Care
part 1
part 2
part 3
Visit the Cool People Care website
Check out New Day Revolution a book written by Sam and Stephen Moseley
Read Sam's blog
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Interview with Chef Joe Shaw
part 1
part 2
part 3
The Standard at the Smith House

167 Rosa L. Parks Blvd (8th Ave.)

phone 615-254-1277

Friday, November 23, 2007

Book of the Week: New Day Revolution


New Day Revolution shows you how small changes in your daily routine can make a big difference. Next time you throw out the juice carton, take five seconds to compact it and save space in the landfill, or grab an extra box of crayons for your local school when you buy a box for your child. For people who feel they have little time, this first book from the duo that launched CoolPeopleCare.org gives helpful hints, practical tips, and step by step instructions on how to make a big difference in the local community and the world at-large with whatever time you have. We can't all be Jack Bauer, running down bad guys and defusing bombs - but we can all make an impact where we are with what we've got.

Visit New Day Revolution to find out more.

Monday, October 22, 2007

Treat, Party of 4 by Sam Davidson

I agree with his point and I have been cutting back on my "eating out" but I can't say that I am ready to make it a "special" event or night only experience. I love getting out there enjoying, eating, drinking, socializing and keeping my local economy and my local businesses running. Cheers to Sam and I hope it works overall.
~C.S. Webbspun

Read below to see what Sam had to say:

Eat out with purpose.

We all like it when someone else cooks our food for us and washes the dishes as well. Such is the advantage of going out to eat. As good as it is, what if we treated restaurants like, well, treats?

By saving our dining out experiences for special occasions and other memorable gatherings, we'll save gas and emissions by not traveling, food that we order but don't eat, and some money, (maybe the best part!) We're not saying you should only eat beans in a can at home, but a week of dining in could really make a difference

I meant to put this link on earlier. My apologies Sam. Please visit Cool People Care to learn more and find some good things to read.